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  1. One of the worst seed oils in so much of commercial food, such as crackers, cookies and packaged food mixes such as rice dishes and boxed casserole preparations is cottonseed oil. It was explained to me by a medical professional years ago, that cotton is classified as a textile crop not a food crop. This means different and more toxic blends of sprays and pesticides have the potential to be used on textile crops rather than food crops, yet the oil from cotton seeds is used in foodstuffs. For years now, if I see cotton seed oil in the labeled ingredients in any food product, I quickly put it back on the shelf in any grocery or health food store.

  2. Yes Carolyn see oils are horrible for us. They are oxidized. Seed oils and to many carbs came to because the USDA drove the Standard American Diet tied to a number of things and bad cherry picked data. If this topic interest you suggest reading The Big Fat Surprise, see vids by Dr Paul Mason Md and Dr Chaffee MD. Much of the research that drove these things was paid for by the sugar industry. There is also a religious group that played a part in this. Seed oils and carbs are at the heart of ill health in America.

  3. Carolyn please address the use of Palm oil in Trader Joe’s products. There are many products I want to buy which have Palm oil in them. Most of the time I don’t buy them. They could do better.

    j

  4. What is the mechanism by which small regional banks can escape CBDC or other things that larger banks will be subject to? Are small regional banks sovereign enough and independent enough to escape what’s coming? If they were, why would we be trying to establish state banks?

  5. I’ve watched “The Taking” and now I have some questions not answered.

    What is the best way to hold assets? Banks are out, stock market no, gold & silver aren’t liquid, land can be grabbed…so among all of these and other options, what are the top 3 and why?How can we remain liquid if everything goes south…banks, credit unions, the dollar, stock market…what is the best plan for being able to purchase food, etc? What are the top three?What should we expect crypto to do if everything goes south? Will the government try to shut it down? Can they do that? is there a chance that crypto might form an alternative currency to retain liquidity or are there too many IFs?What is the most promising state in the U.S. for providing cover (sovereignty) to its residents? Top 3?

  6. Hi Catherine, I’ve been listening to your stuff about state sovereign banks. I don’t know if you addressed this, but is CA AB 857 (2019) and AB 1177 (2021) an example of what you’re talking about, or are these a Trojan horse of some sort? That is, they sound nice, but they’re not really what they appear to be? The site that covers this is https://californiapublicbankingalliance.org/

    Thanks

  8. FYI, Verizon now gives only 2 options to “auto-pay” your bill: give them your bank account info or use Verizon’s VISA card. How can this be legal???. I uncovered this when I dumped Comcast in December and switched to Verizon’s Home Network. This must be a new policy because the Verizon chatbot could not explain it to me. Had to bump my inquiry up to a person…. Or maybe a senior bot? I finally cut the cable! Should have done it years ago. Saves $200 a Month!

  9. Hi Catherine,

    I currently reside in the woke, broke state of Illinois and am looking to relocate. At the top of my list is the state of Tennessee. I know you have familiarity with this state. Any quaint small towns you might recommend to ride out what is coming?
    Thanks for all your incredible interviews and the unparalleled Solari Report!

    Carol

    1. I would look around Knoxville – places like Rogersville. Look at the area in Middle Tennessee from Hohenwald down through Shelbyville. Also travel the Tennessee River – lots of beautiful land.

  10. My reference re seizing private land for climate change by eminent domain is from Epoch Times Dec 20-26. P A4. They reference…. A 2020 report by Vanderbilt Law faculty, JB Ruhr and JamesSalzman suggesting “extensive use of eminent domain process” to speed wind and solar.. Michigan has a new law where solar farms with a capacity of 50 megawatts or more will be controlled by the Michigan Public Service Commission. …Summit Carbon Solutions may declare themselves “common carriers” and more.

    Thanks for your guidance.

  11. Hi Catherine –
    We have watched and listened to you for a couple of years now, and we just want to say how disappointed we were in your comments about David Webb’s “The Great Taking” on the January 4 Money and Markets. There are several reasons:
    A) At 1:36:05, you said “I don’t think he’s proved a legal pathway,” but the point to consider is that the regulators believe they have the legal pathway, and that’s all they need. They can take the securities whether it’s legal or not. You even admit four minutes later that, “There is no law,” so why ask David to prove a legal pathway?
    B) At 1:38:34, you said, “Why would you fight for phoney-baloney paper,” when what you want are the real assets? David clearly cites the Great Depression as the reason: confiscate the securities but still demand that payments be made on home mortgages and business loans. When those payments cannot be made, then the real assets are confiscated. David lays out on Page 1 what is at risk of being taken and it’s basically everything.
    C) A little later, you express “shock that most people can’t extrapolate this to their own life.” Please consider that perhaps this is the very reason that David wrote this book: to shock people – even the very wealthy – into realizing that they, too, are “on the menu.”
    We are very faithful followers of Solari, but feel strongly that David Webb’s book was not properly acknowledged.  
    Thank you for the opportunity to share our thoughts.
    Don & Terry Williams

    1. Don and Terry:

      We are going to have to disagree on this one. I have been very complimentary of David, have said his research is valuable and that he is brilliant – remember I consider him a good friend. However, he and I disagree on several very important points. He has not proven a legal pathway – and that is exceptionally important when it comes to stopping any takings or working on remedies. The practical implications are important. Second the taking that will happen first and foremost will be through the banking system and in grabs for real assets. The securities systems are being used to centralize and take. This again has profound and important decisions for remedies and tactics. Do we focus on legislation to stop banking consolidation and control and grabs of real assets or do we focus on protecting retirement and pension fund securities. I should also note that I find some of the the response to his book shocking. Many people who have ignored multiple takings that have accumulated during the financial coup since the WWII and the 1980’s are suddenly upset because their stock portfolios may be at risk. They do not understand that with financial transaction control the central bankers can take EVERYTHING. All financial assets and living assets – they can take your health and your kids.
      So as valuable as Davids book and research is I think it needs to be seen in context and it is my job to point that out. It is the same as many times over the last two decades when the financial folks in the alternative media and I had significant disagreements and I find myself on the outs and unpopular over another viral move that John Titus refers to as a “panic addiction.” I should also note that the positive result of Davids book is that he has persuaded lots of wealthy people they are also on the menu. And that is indeed a great service, no matter how shocked I am by the fact that they thought their securities portfolio and status would somehow protect them.
      So I am going to stand my ground on this one, because I am highly confident of my position. There is are many great takings underway. If your goal is to protect yourself, worry about transactional control first, worry about confiscation of health, real estate and living assets like food and water second and go from there….

      2. One of the great takings I think people should be most concerned about is open pollinated heirloom seeds.

        Some evidence pertaining to that can be found here:
        https://web.archive.org/web/20221004000958/https://farmersfootprint.us/2020/04/07/seeds/

        If the Big Pharma/GMO Ag cartel(s) manage to hyper-consolidate ownership of the seeds than having a lot of fiat currency, silver (or any other form of currency, digital or otherwise) will not change the fact that people will be at the mercy of Mr.Global for what plant based foods end up on their plate (if they are buying food and not growing it).

        That is one of the reasons I did presentations like this at our local horticultural society:
        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCc0lTsMTeA

        Thus, the “transactional control” I am most concerned with (and focusing on ensuring I maintain control of) are the “transactions” I engage with between myself and the living economy of the Earth (via maintaining a regenerative garden, saving rare heirloom seeds and sharing them so others can do the same).
        Through maintaining “transactional control” of having access to heirloom seeds and fertile soil first, I ensure that my wife and myself can have access to nutrient dense food and medicine (regardless of what is going on with the human economic systems).

        With regards, to “confiscation of.. ..living assets like food” I recently had an interesting discussion on that potential in a comment thread on the Corbett Report website. 
        https://www.corbettreport.com/new-year-open-thread-2024/#comment-159457

        In that discussion I explored hypothetical situations involving people coming to steal my food (from my garden or home) and how that would potentially impact my ability to continue to grow food.
        Thanks for the comment and thanks for emphasizing the importance of decentralizing and ensuring access to food and water as important assets.

  12. Hello Catherine, I just read the “Hero of the Week” for Jan 8, 2024 regarding Marlo Oaks. I know it’s late regarding attempting to get the SEC to extend the “grace period” for constituents/residents to comment on the impact of Natural Asset Companies. Is there anything that a resident here in Middle Tennessee can do to Help Marlo on that issue?

    1. Who is your Representative? Representative Bud Hulsey is working on legislation to ban them in TN. You can get your Representative to help him do so.

  13. Hi Catherine, I just finished watching your interview with Joseph Mercola and wanted to recommend Lawrence Wilson’s book on Sauna Therapy (2003). He was an early advocate of saunas, and the book has complete plans for how to build your own. I did that about 15 years ago, and put the finishing touches on the enclosure this year. (had the 3 bulb, 250 watts each system wired by an electrician. Recently, I ordered a 10oz 5×15’canvas painters drop cloth from Chicago canvas for the cover, which fits perfectly.) Total cost in today’s dollars is less than $500, which makes this a lot more affordable for many middle income people than the $10,000 and up models available online. I use it frequently in winter and it’s great! Used copies of his book are still available. for $18 or so if anyone wants to read and try it. Cheers!

    1. I also built a infrared sauna using Wilson’s book about eight years ago. I started with three 250 Watt bulbs and now use five. The bulbs are incadescent and I measured the radiation with a multi-EMF meter (electric, magnetic and high frequency radiation) and there was next to none.

  14. Not a question – but I just saw Aaron Rogers on the Pat McAfee Show on ESPN (in the 1-2 PM EST timeslot). Search for this show segment and you may want to name him as Hero of the Week – for going on Mainstream Sports Channel and telling truths he has researched about COVID, the Vaccine, and Epstein Client List. Amazing that they would let him continue to speak about these things on the Premier Sports Channel. Good Stuff
    He mentioned Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

    Go to 1:12:20 for start of the Aaron Rogers segment –
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMYEI9usuD4

  15. Hi Catherine,

    If I remember correctly I believe you value the idea of national sovereignty and I think you have mentioned the term “lawless-ness” (in reference to various aspects of our current situation that are unfavorable) so I was hoping to learn more about your thoughts on the perspectives presented in this article by James Corbett pertaining to Voluntaryism and the viewpoint that “Government Itself is Immoral”

    Here is the article: https://www.corbettreport.com/government-itself-is-immoral/

    Here is a quote from the article so you (or anyone else reading this can get the flavor of what is being presented and discussed):

    “No, I do not want better elections. I do not want to “clean up the system.” I do not want to “get the money out of politics” and “make sure every vote is counted” and “drain the swamp” so we can “Make America [or any other geographical area] Great Again.”

    The state is not a benevolent force, despite what the most brainwashed of statists believe. It is not even a neutral tool that can be used for good or ill, as those who consider themselves pragmatists believe. It is violence. It is force. It is aggression. It is people believing that what is wrong for any individual to do is perfectly OK if an agent of the state does it.

    If I steal, it is theft. If the state steals, it is taxation. If I kill, it is murder. If the state kills, it is warfare. If I force someone to work for me involuntarily, it is slavery. If the state does it, it is conscription. If I confine someone against their will, it is kidnapping. If the state does it, it is incarceration. Nothing has changed but the label.

    What binds us to the state is the belief that there is a different morality for anything that has been sanctified through the political process. “Oh, 50%+1 of the population voted for forced vaccinations? Then I guess we have to comply.” If you scoff at that sentence, how about if the vote were 100%-1? Would that change the morality of resistance? How about if forced vaccinations were mandated by the constitution? Then would you be compelled to submit?

    Does the ballot box transform the unethical into the ethical? Of course not. But I’ll tell you what it does do: It makes everyone who casts their ballot a part of the process that legitimizes the murder and violence committed by agents of the state.

    No, I am not an efficiency manager for the state. I do not want to help it do its job of inflicting aggression and violence on peaceful people. I want the state to perish, not through violence or bloodshed, but by removing the mystical superstition from the minds of the general public that makes them believe that “government” is anything other than a gang of thugs with a fancy title.”

    -James Corbett (from the article linked above).

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    For additional resources and perspectives shared on James Corbett’s website pertaining to Voluntaryism and Anarchism see:

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    Thank you in advance to you (and the Solari team) for your time and consideration.

    sincerely,
    -Gavin

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