2nd Quarter 2023 Wrap Up: News Trends & Stories, Part I with Dr. Joseph P. Farrell

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1. Hi Catherine, apologies for joining the conversation late – I prefer the paper version of the wrap ups to highlight and take notes. Wondering what your thoughts are regarding the $21 Trillion “missing” money combined with FASB 56 to launder those funds through the green NGOs, the “smart” everything surveillance equipment and the land grab from farmers and fisherman.

   1. NGOS were clearly part of the army to centralize control.

2. Great discussion. Looking forward to Joseph’s new books. I do have a quick note on Moms for Liberty. They are very much for parental rights and not anti-LGBT rights. In fact, many of their chapters have gay members. What they’re against is the trans push on kids, pornographic books in school libraries and the state usurping parents’ rights. I think RFK Jr should have done more research on them. He had a lot voters at the conference. The MSM, of course, misrepresented them. Hoping for a future time they might connect. They share many of the same values. And I agree RFK Jr. is forcing a lot of issues into the conversation. He’ll be forced, though, to run as an Independent. Dems are too scared of him.

   Great to listen to these long conversations. Absolutely love them!!

3. A piece i wrote for my Facebook peeps, that seems appropriate here.

   Morning observation….

   Having spent time in the halls of the globalists, it is my observation that “They” are oligarchs and technocrats, who think like mega corporations.

   They believe in market research, beta testing, test marketing, brand development, product placement, strategic timing, and stacking functions.

   The last three years was market research, while the governments, and organizations like the UN, BIS, WHO, etc, set up the legal and technical infrastructure that will be needed, prior to the main “product launch”.

   With that in mind, everyone is asking, what do we, the average person, do?

   My answer, after much reflection, is there is no global solution to oppose this kind of madness.

   It is also impossible to comply our way out of tyranny.

   The antidote to globalism is localism, and localism literally starts at home.

   There are four things that each person/household/neighbourhood/community/region must do:

   – build resilience
   – build community
   – grow food
   – stay strong

   Humans are different from every other species on the planet, in that each of us is unique, and our solutions must be as well.

   Maui was a very visible demonstration of power, and the global response has been very different then what we saw in 2018 to Paradise, CA. The situation is fluid, the dangers very real.

   This is a long game, and the west is just a late arrival to the atrocities. For many regions, this is nothing new.

   It might help if you try not to think in terms of winning and losing on a global scale.

   We live life on the personal level. That’s where the solutions are to be found. Every day, build your better life, your better world.

   And when the enemy comes to your door, do what you can, save who you can.

   1. Agreed. If enough “come clean” and we stop helping them implement, major changes can shift things.

4. Would it be appropriate to think of the planet as a large biolab for mr. global?

   It just feels like someone is currently conducting wide scale research on transhumanism, terra forming, and an infinite number of other areas.

   With regard to the number of malevolent interdimensional entities currently running loose, a point to consider is the release of the ancient grimoires into the mainstream over the past fifty years. I’m confident that folks can now acquire copies of virtually anything if sufficiently resourceful and motivated.

   Imagine the sheer number of fools casting spells and summoning demons. Lol wild times.

   And then, there are the egregores, such as Philip. How many folks watching zombie movies does it take to generate that reality?

   Fun times. This is why we logged in. ?

   1. ould it be appropriate to think of the planet as a large biolab for mr. global?

      100%

5. The “mafia wars” might be about to go hot, but I think the greater threat is the rise of the “doomster” proposition.

   A doomster is an individual who has the motive and means to cause mass devastation.

   Historically, there was never more then one or two on the planet with that power. Now, with the info and AI available, there are literally millions of doomster possibilities.

   The plus side is that this dimension demands balance. It is the primary operating principle.

   The opposite of the doomster is the “prophet”, for lack of a better word. Maybe point of light is better. Honestly, not sure. Someone clever will know it.

   Anyway, just as with doomsters, the number of bringers of good on the planet has reached, or is reaching a state of balance with the rise of the doomsters. That is inevitable.

   And, it is a comforting thought.

   Maybe it makes sense to think not of win or lose, as that implies finality. Maybe it’s more like being part of the flow, and understanding our motion within it.

6. Great chat. Much thanks. Just to play the devils advocate, how do we know that all of our sacred texts aren’t revised from their originals?

   Btw, maybe “man made climate change” is actually an accurate euphemism for “deliberate weather manipulation and warfare” ?

7. Catherine and Joseph: this is the most stimulating and edifying of all your conversations, and I’ve listened to aplenty of them! The breadth, the passion, the suspense, the tears, the hope, the joy! Thank you dearly for employing your intellect and your hearts to the crazy. As my late aunt used to say, “The Whole World Has Lost Its Mind!” She saw it coming and was prescient. She’d have loved this foray into the questions as much as I have. Bless you both for your energy, intellect and faith. I’m a believer too, and the closing promise to all of it is: God is good, He is love, and He has taken care of it! It is well. AMMjr

8. Catherine,

   Speaking as a mouth-breathing, knuckle-dragging lowbrow subscriber who supports Trump, perhaps I can explain:

   1) He is the current best choice. While Kennedy may be enticing, he would have to cut his own deals with the DNC to get their nomination. This may include standing down on vocal opposition to the jab. Everything you like about Kennedy is a feature of Trump’s, except for his current fashionability. You cannot reward the DNC for anything, ever again.

   2) You certainly understand that the pandemic was foisted on Trump as well as the rest of us, as a means of potentially derailing him in a damned-if-you-do or don’t scenario. The same may be said of the riots, which were clearly instigated by the left. We may liken these phenomena to the constant goading of Putin in the Ukraine war. Both he and Trump have learned not to take the bait, and indeed NATO has exposed itself as miscreant.

   3) The now thoroughly discredited mainstream media was the major impediment for a smashing success in the first Trump presidency. They are far less of a factor, now, and would probably be pretty bad to a conservative Kennedy, anyway.

   4) Kennedy proposes to legalize marijuana and “psychedelics” for seemingly weak reasons, and though he regrets his own drug-abuse problems, and although I personally tend towards libertarian views on the subject, we do not, on the whole have a society where “personal responsibility” is a majority trait. A bad idea for a bad time in mental health (toward which Kennedy reveals he would direct taxation receipts derived from the newly liberated chemical, herbal and fungal amusements). It would be like having a weekly beer bash at the Alcoholics Anonymous meeting.

   We cannot but note that Trump abstains from intoxicants, but acknowledge his evidently lustful nature, something one could hardly put past a Kennedy, so that’s a wash. Both are against war, but again, the Democrats are the only ones who have ever threatened the nuclear kind, and the fact that they do it currently is worse than astounding. Do you want more of them? That’s the kind of sentiment that is hobbling the most popular Republican now (and historically) would bring you.

   Having said all of that, I continue to wish for a Trump-Kennedy Independent ticket (screw the parties), where the former president would bow out in time for Kennedy to run as an incumbent, with the potential for a twelve year experiment in relative sanity in the White House. The Marxists have had now twelve of the last 16 years, and I question giving them another chance. Trump can do the dirty work and then Kennedy can do something to make America a sovereign nation again.

   One thing I can assure you is that “Joe” (cf. G.I. Joe, no relation whatever to the Village Idiot occasionally residing at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue), the prototypical enlisted man, cop, working man or generalized patriot, overwhelmingly supports Trump. “Joe” is the one who actually makes whatever we have still intact, work. “Joe” is the one who gets it done. The rest are, for fair, free riders.

   I hope this alleviates some of the befuddlement you and Joseph seem to share.

   1. Thanks, John. Yes, I understand the case for Trump. The big issues come after the primary. I am hoping Kennedy can do a great deal to bring transparency during the primary. Problem is that after the primary the party apparatus is going to be a major weight around the neck of both candidates – both weights are bad, but I agree with you the Democratic is worse.

      1. Thanks for replying, and do not discount the last point, that if you want to have a functioning polity, you had better satisfy the valuable contributors with the election. Those same folks, if aroused, would become a real revolutionary threat, unstoppable by the free riders, who would, in the main, be ineffective as a counter-force. The Trump-Kennedy Independent ticket pretty much would get everyone useful under one umbrella.

         1. Would be quite a process to run the policy development for such a group. LOL just to think about it.

            1. It’s a valid criticism. I think it would start out as simply refusing the “official” policy and protecting spontaneous alternatives. Then coordination would arise. That’s how most revolutions begin.

               Thank goodness we have the CIA running policy for the current “group.” They’ve done a bang-up job of turning a land of liberty into a concentration camp -lite. If you’ve read JFK and the Unspeakable, by Douglass, they thwarted him at every turn before assassination became the low-cost alternative. Shall we reward them for their dedication to illiberalism?

            2. Matthew 7:16-20

               16 Ye shall know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes of thorns, or figs of thistles?

               17 Even so every good tree bringeth forth good fruit; but a corrupt tree bringeth forth evil fruit.

               18 A good tree cannot bring forth evil fruit, neither can a corrupt tree bring forth good fruit.

               19 Every tree that bringeth not forth good fruit is hewn down, and cast into the fire.

               20 Wherefore by their fruits ye shall know them.

            3. Related, in response to a conventional sermon on “the sower and the seed,” I wrote last week:

               I listened to the homily and reflected that it is not in the nature of the soil to be something it is not, but however it is, it is as it was created. I think the message might be that it is up to the farmer to cultivate the soil, to give it nutrients, to pull the thorns and weeds and remove the rocks. It wouldn’t hurt if His aim was a little better around the foot paths.

9. Again, the globalists are pitting Russians against Russians under the banner of divide and conquer. It’s the old trick. Think of all the ways the globalists divide people in America. It’s sheer cunning.

10. RFK Jr “closing the long arc of history” that began in 1963 Nov 22. WOW, Joseph. Brilliant insight. But I don’t think the Bush cartel would be happy with a RFK Jr candidacy. I’m treading softly because RFK Jr is the “last man standing” in the Kennedy dynasty. Caroline is defunct. Has no charisma.

11. Why we are tied to the Federal Reserve and can’t get free of it. Again, I offer you…. We don’t have a government. We have a corporation.
    https://anticorruptionsociety.files.wordpress.com/2013/07/the-great-american-adventure-complete-work-by-judge-dale.pdf
    The Great American Adventure: Secrets of America

    1. Thanks for posting this link. Not fun stuff to take in, but it’s important we do so.

12. Please provide the website of the people/person who is tracking the WHO TREATY. Thanks.

    1. James Roguski and Dr. Meryl Nass are both tracking through their substacks. https://substack.com/@jamesroguski

    2. I also appreciate the work of Dr. David Bell. A former insider whom (if I recall correctly?) designed the WHO’s malaria program. He writes about the WHO treaty, the International Health Amendments, and One Health at Brownstone.org. 🙂

13. Catherine, et al, I cannot stress enough the importance of looking at how society was destroyed in Germany 100 years ago. While I recognize technology is far advanced today, many of the strategies are similar. And then consider the wealth of the Rothschilds was built on FAKE MEDIA when they reported the false outcome of the war. It’s time to do a comparative history.

    1. Agreed. The tactics are thousands of years old.

14. Don’t see web presentation for 2nd Quarter 2023 Wrap Up. Only the poster for “The People Who Feed Us.” Please advise where to find it.

    1. The web presentations are always linked from the commentaries where we publish the audio and video. See top of the commentary. Make sure you are logged in so you login when you go to the web presentation. https://home.solari.com/2nd-quarter-2023-wrap-up-news-trends-stories-part-i-with-dr-joseph-p-farrell/

15. I’ve heard that a debt jubilee is going to be offered as an incentive to people transitioning to CBDCs.

16. I don’t know this investment advisor – Eric Fry but he just mentioned that Kentucky and Tennessee were the 2 states to invest in. https://www.google.com/search?q=eric+fry&rlz=1CAYFOO_enUS1066&oq=eric+fry&aqs=chrome..69i57.2581j0j1&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#kpvalbx=_v5S0ZPxllajk2g_j_b3YBw_69

17. Interesting take on ‘quantum computing’: ‘Why quantum computing is scam’

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAna4nBZNZk

18. regarding allowing retirement funds to buy bitcoin with one click…

    Mr Global is going to use our money to rob us of our money. people get excited by the bitcoin hype and use their retirement funds to buy bitcoin, sending it up significantly with minimum financial input from Mr Global. then when the time is right, Mr Global does something (financially or through changes in law) to make the bitcoin worthless. all of a sudden, the retirement funds are gone and Mr Global doesn’t have to explain the missing 21 (94) trillion.

    almost everything that Mr Global has done and is doing, is done using our money, most of it taken via taxation. carbon tax, ESG, etc will simply be more taxation methods in disguise.

    and yes… Mr Global is getting everyone excited about buying imagined assets while Mr Global buys the real assets.

19. I cannot gain access to the web presentation. I have tried DuckDuckGo and Ecosia browsers without success.

20. Correction:

    You have and do save millions of lives. Infinite gratitude and blessings.

    1. 🙂

21. I saw that video by that very credible minister and citizen from the 1980s in Colorado that Joseph referred to. It’s absolutely true and mindblowing. I will dig up my old notes to see if I can locate it. Great conversation as always, the very best every quarter. Thanks to the Solari team on an outstanding job. You have and do save nillions of lives. Infinite gratitude and blessings.

    1. Yes, please post. Would like to watch.

       1. I will dig through my many notebooks. I am recovering from my 2nd major surgery in 4 years, unavoidable surgery due to negligence under Kaiser when living in Mill Valley, CA (moved to Western NY 2016) so I am not as speedy as normal but getting there. I love digging so will report back soon! ??

22. Ha! Joseph agrees with me about the alien abductions as distraction!

23. Love these longform discussions. I agree with the others – keep talking for as long as you like!
    Our attention spans are clearly much much longer than what the old mainstream media thought it was. 🙂

24. I have searched high and low for The Great Taking.

    Does anyone know the author of the book?

    Thank you in advance.

    1. Sandra:

       Here is on line copy
       https://thegreattaking.com/

       David Webb is author – he had told me he has self puboished a hard copy.

       1. Thank you.

       2. Thank you so much Catherine
          This book was edited by Michael Palmer, MD. I read his theory about Hiroshima and Nagasaki. It is very good. David Webb has had the same issues as Michael Palmer where his family members doubt his knowledge. This is so hard to handle for all of us. He writes in his book:
          If you prefer, consider this a work of fiction, or the ravings of a madman.
          Perhaps I am crazy.
          I know that you will not hear what I am struggling to tell you—not yet.
          But, perhaps as things unfold, this writing will offer some explanation
          of what is happening.
          In my mind as I write this is the small hope that my children might one
          day come to understand me a little, and, perhaps, forgive me for being
          who I have been. It has been unavoidable for me to see and know about
          unpleasant things, which are now becoming manifest.
          Presently, as we well know, families are divided. People are experienc-
          ing a kind of isolation, perhaps not physically, but in spirit and mind.
          This has been made to happen through the dark magic of false news
          and narrative. This alone has been a great crime against humanity.
          The tactical purposes are many: to confuse and divide; to cause disen-
          gagement; to demoralize; to instill fears and to introduce false focal
          points for these fears; to manipulate the historical narrative; to create
          a false sense of the present reality; and ultimately, to cause people to
          acquiesce to what has been planned.
          Facing this onslaught how can one know anything? Direct knowledge
          acquired through ones own experience and the personal experiences
          of others may be used to pierce these false narratives. Living memory
          contains clues. What has been done before can be done again.

          end

          I love this book. Webb has done a great service and Catherine, you are so privileged to be on the receiving end of this knowledge.
          Me…I am priveledged to be a Solari member. Thank you for all you do.

          1. The Yandex browser (Russia) and search engine (English interface) provides links that are effectively unfindable (buried deep down) in Google.

             1. Having trouble accessing Yandex. Will keep trying.

             2. I never use google but thanks for the info.

          2. Hope to write a review and get David on.

             1. That would be great.

       3. Many thanks for the link.

    2. maybe you need a different search engine. i found it right away. try presearch.org

       1. Please, which one are you using?

25. Interesting as always. Would like to comment that I seriously doubt Blackrock is just now paying for Larry Total Fink’s security. Don’t ya think they have been paying for it for years, and this is a placed story to make peops think, “Oh, poor Larry. Those white supremacists are so awful.”

26. Based on 3 hour and 15 minutes in, I’d like to recommend, the book based on the 1991 Philadelphia Inquirer series by Steele and Bartlett, America: What Went Wrong.
    merica: What Went Wrong?

    Front Cover
    Donald L. Barlett, James B. Steele
    Andrews McMeel Publishing, 1992 – History – 235 pages
    1 Review
    The culmination of two years of research, and based on a series of articles in the Philadelphia Enquirer, two Pulitzer Prize-winning authors reveal how everyone’s lives have been touched by public acts and private greed. Barlett and Steele deftly expose the shifting tax burdens, deregulation, foreign investment, bankruptcy laws, and other changes that have reeked havoc on the middle class.
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27. My 2 cents…9/11 was a beta test as much as Covid. They were able to create the terrorist boogie man for 20 years and keep that narrative ticking. But then people started getting fed up and truths started leaking. They needed to pull the virus out of their hat to continue their war against the invisible enemies.
    Great program! I’ll have to listen again. So many golden nuggets and dots connected.

    1. the problem for us is, what do you do when the naive people around you buy into the narrative and want you to conform “for the public good” or face the angry mob ???

28. Germans are definitely under the thumb of US. Knew that as soon as they made Amy Gutmann the US Ambassador to Germany. She’s there to make sure the German government walks the line. As soon as Gutmann was made Ambassador, the war in Ukraine took off, so it seems like a strategic move. I was never sure why they allowed unelected EU officials to dictate their policies. I guess it was in the guise of open borders and free movement.

29. What a brilliant point about the Elites retaining analog (actual physical medium of exchange) while they force everyone into digital. They don’t care about the security of their systems.
    Watching / Listening a 2nd time.

30. I remember telling someone once that I believed in God, not in the (expletives) Tooth Fairy.

    I can’t wait to see what you have to say about #20!

31. I cannot wait for this discussion! I have been doing a deep dive into Patristics and the early church fathers and bringing in Steiner as Catherine does…the clouds of my brain are starting to clear! Thank you Dr. Farrell and Catherine.
    Excellent 20 to delve into.

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