You get kudos for at least watching it.
Thanks. I think they have the power structure right, and the purpose towards which it's exercised right. I've been studying this subject since the late 1980s, and I couldn't summarize the situation any better than that video did starting at around the forty-two minute mark, i.e., "Following The Money" and most of the rest. The power structure itself, if you care to listen, actually isn't particularly secretive about any of it. It's just that they know few will actually listen and make the effort to put it all together like a jigsaw puzzle.
PS One point often missed when discussing the re-legalization of gold and silver as money is that so long as there's still fractional reserve banking you still have the problem of inflation, which is a hidden tax paid to the banks. That's because when banks can print more receipts for gold than there actually is gold you create the illusion, as far as the market is concerned, that there's that much more actual gold in the world, so if there's nine times more gold receipts than there's gold, everybody's gold is worth 10% of what it should be in terms of purchasing power, so it actually steals the value of your gold and transfers that purchasing power to the banks and their partners in government.