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  1. Catherine is there a resource for good, real, hands on doctors who appreciate homeopathic medical treatments, as well as important modern medical practices on solari? There are drugs and treatments that work which don’t cost a lot. Those options are often stifled from the public. I need good doctors where I live to get independent opinions and to personally do business with. Need I say, a doctor who doesn’t discount individuals who are Covid-19 unvaccinated. I have an internist pro vaxxer who treats me by using my lab results, not me, the patient. If not on solari, are there resources for good physicians that you know of available?

  2. Malone is mimicking CAF. He just threw some bs up called “the blob”. Definitely a Deep Stater.

  3. Ignorance is knowing but rejecting; nescience is never having known. When we’re born, everything is new to us (we are nescient) and we start to make sense of ‘people’ by forming mindmap of Blobs. Then, as we acquire experience, we add detail to Blobs. The more range and nuance, the better the picture and the more mature the thinker.

    A lot of people think in Blobs due to lack of opportunities (haven’t met many/any members of that group) and also because they don’t even know they’re supposed to be developing their mindmaps.

    When I was living in Thailand and talking to first-time tourists, I heard: “Oh Thais are all wonderful.” and “Oh Thais are all bastards.” Me, benefitting from lots more experience: “Oh Thais are all individuals and a mixed bag, just like all the other nationalities.”
    I reckon it is only once we have both loved and hated 2+ members of a Blob that we can truly start to see them as individuals who are also part of a group. Experiencing both ends of the spectrum unlocks a whole other level of understanding that nescient and ignorant Blob-thinkers miss out on.

  4. Greetings and great love to you my amazing Sisters, Catherine and Carolyn.
    To make an excruciatingly painful story, short;… PG&E claimed the responsibility of burning down over 8,000 homes in Santa Rosa, CA in October 2017. We are just now, 5 plus years later, receiving incremental payments, even though most of us will only receive half of the grand total of our claims, AND, Lawyers are taking a third of our low totals when they lost nothing. The clincher here is that the FED is now demanding we pay taxes on this very lowball reimbursement. Not even CA State tax has the balls to do that to the Fire Victims (very surprisingly with Gruesome as our fake gov). I refuse to pay but can not get anyone in my entire burned down neighborhood to reject this skulduggery. Not even my brother. They are so scared of going to jail.
    I have copied all your templates Carolyn, modified them to my specifics, sending many to various agencies, banks, institutions etc…(I sooooo love these templates and your profound service to humanity) but can not see one appropriate for IRS. Catherine, I listen to every interview I can find with you and have made copious notes on the theft of trillions and the amount that the FED owes we the people, but I am an incredibly small fish in their giant pond and am not sure a refusal letter to the IRS is wise. It may target me further.
    What would you do in my situation?
    I am a changed defender of the truth due to the expertise you both, gift so graciously. I love you women. In gratitude, Tina 7073312138

    1. Tina:

      Not sure I understand. If the value of your house was greater than the claim paid, you would normally have a write off. So you lost your house – that amount is written off and you recapture a portion and your write off is greater than the portion recaptured. If you took the full write off, then the claim coming in would be taxable. But net you should have a write off.

      Need to know more.
      Catherine

  5. Awesome. Steiner says we should check on all twelve perspectives, as he said there are twelve schools of thought.

  6. How did the CBDC law get through here in Tennessee under HB640?
    we’re screwed now

      1. Report from TN – his is the TN version of the bill Gov Noem warned about. Poster information is not accurate, Hb640/SB479 was stopped in committee in the house for this session – Senate sponsor’s office on Tuesday they said they were rolling it to next session due to “so many people wanting to weigh in on it.” So it’s not dead, but no forward motion can happen until next January.

        1. CORRECTION: From TN “Well, while what I said previously is true, I think I know now what the poster was referencing. While we did identify and stop the bill Gov Noem warned of, there was a second bill that slipped through last week unnoticed. SB268 was marketed as the “Money Transmission Modernization Act”. The bill changes what is legally defined as money currently in TN and creates a space for a new currency that would be created through the cooperation of two or more governments, given a value and a recognition by those governments as a legitimate monetary unit. Apparently this bill was modeled after legislation that created by the Conference of State Bank Supervisors. It passed the Senate floor unanimously and is due to pass out of the House.”
          Central bankers are busy at work in TN.

  7. Miss Catherine,

    I think this is a question of risk management, are we using official reality or reality to perform that risk management? I have met and fostered most all my relationships, regardless anyone’s personal attributes, in low risk controlled environments: work, school, ball field, church, gatherings, military training, shopping, etc.

    That is a quite different matter than being immersed in a cohort where almost one out of two individuals in that cohort don’t think it is OK to be your skin color. The later represents real risk. If the number of individuals in your area that think you should not exist is significant, then real risk exists even if sound individual inter racial relationships are in place. It is up to the individual’s risk tolerance as to what level of risk is acceptable and the actions required to achieve that tolerance level. “Avoid” is an appropriate risk management solution, used when there is not a desire or resources to engage and work through the issues.

    I believe that this venture into fascism by this cohort represents a significant change from past norms. Fortunately, 53% of that cohort seems to have resisted, at least to some extent, the influence of their smartphones and other abominations of control. With those folks coalitions and relationships need to be formed with the mission to eliminate the ideology that has created the current situation. Until achieved real risk will have to be managed.

    V/R,

    Kevin

    1. Kevin:
      Appreciate the time challenge and how it drives the need for short cuts.

  8. In SBV Fallout + Who’s Your Banker? , you mentioned that your website had information on how to pick a good bank. I am unable to find that information. Please tell me how I can locate this since I am looking for a new bank.

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  9. Yes! This explains a LOT of various experiences in my own life. Thanks Ladies!!

  10. I live in Vermont where the Govenor appointed a young women as a judge. A group of people tried to block the appointment due to the fact that her husband was fired, as a cop, because he supposedly targeted blacks. They felt it would prejudice her view,when she decided on cases regarding race, because of his background of targeting blacks. I haven’t heard anything about what was decided regarding her appointment.

  11. It’s typical of some people to want to classify others as though they are first and foremost a member of a group, instead of an individual. Putting the group membership therefore before the individual.

    I would say the whole woke movement and some of its degenerate arms are doing the same, putting a persons group status above that person as an individual as though its somehow more important to belong to a group. They know how effective this is on the young.

    I agree that whenever someone puts the faults of some group on you and expect you to take ownership and argue on behalf of that group, don’t fall in that trap.

    We are individuals first.

    Being an immigrant I’ve had years of questions like “why do you South Africans always…” which only reminds me (sadly) how my heritage is still the most important thing some people see.

    It’s a very collectivist way of looking at the world, to see people first and foremost as members of groups. I like to remind people of that whenever I’m expected to argue the side of some group I belong to which has very little to do with my personal beliefs.

  12. “African American” vs “Black”. Interesting article on American Thinker regarding this terminology. Trump spoke at the funeral of Lynette “Diamond” Hardaway of Diamond and Silk fame. Like him or not he had the courage to ask the question and stated that he always felt ignorant with regard to how to address the Black community. “I always used to ask — what do you like better — African American?… Black? You know there are many different terms. They said “We like Black” — because I was always saying “African American.”

    https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2023/03/thank_you_for_asking_mr_president.html

  13. What chaps my ass is hearing bad behavior described as “human nature.”

    Really? I’m human and I would never do that, and oh, by the way the bad behavior that gets classed as typical of all humans – is 90% of the time – done by MEN.

    1. Who described bad behavior as human nature? Don’t remember saying that? I thought I described it as something coming from a smart phone. 🙂

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