Catherine Austin Fitts & Greg Hunter on USA Watchdog

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1. Catherine,
   It has been my pleasure to listen to most of your material you present but I can not help it and must ask a question that keeps rising up within me… The question presented by you and your guests that seems to come up constantly (and I just listened to you and Harry Blazer on the Deep State podcast back in December 2018) is the funding of the Federal Credit Mechanism ergo the Deep State revenue source. The answer seems simple to me, and I’m not sure if you are aware but most Americans are paying income tax when they are not legally required to. If everyone became educated with regards to the income tax law and actually filed true and accurate tax returns it would stop the endless revenue stream that is funding this system of secrecy. People have been socialized into thinking ALL INCOME is taxable. The founders knew different and included this in the constitution. All direct taxes must be apportioned. This has been the answer from the beginning of our existence as a nation. Check out the work of Peter E. Hendrickson as he continues educating Americans on the legal structure of the Income tax and how most Americans are paying taxes they legally are not required too! Spread the truth!

   1. I have focused on Treasuries and the financing as I believe it is a more significant source and not covered. – whereas a lot of people cover the tax issue. I will add it to my list of Solari Report subjects for the next year.

      1. With all due respect, and I understand your focus, they seem to go hand in hand. Seems you can not talk about one without the discussion of the other. Without the massive flow of income tax revenue from most unassuming Americans, the Federal Credit Mechanism and the issuance of treasuries would be more restricted exponentially, even as a world reserve currency.
         I appreciate the work you are doing Catherine, and your willingness to speak the truth, keep it up! However, I would love to hear a Solari report with you and Peter E. Hendrickson. That would be monumental! Like you, he and his family have suffered at the hands of those who would love to suppress the truth at all costs.
         Veritas vos Liberabit!

         1. Again, on the list.

2. I agree with the CAF investment outlook for gold: It probably makes sense to own ~some~ since it’s hard to know exactly what will happen, but don’t bet the farm, as Greg appears keen to do. I have tracked gold for some 40 years and it definitely goes up and down. If your time horizon is long, you might just accumulate it over a period of time. If it’s short, understand that gold’s current price is within range for a fairly long, level run, so you would need to be seeing some definite inclination towards inflation that makes you want to jump in with both feet. I would say the US has a huge interest in NOT having hyperinflation, inasmuch as it means to remain the reserve currency. Also, and a lot of people don’t seem to get this part, but if you were sitting pretty on a pile of gold and hyperinflation hit, your gold would bring in many greenbacks, but they wouldn’t buy that much, and you would have to let it go to get what it does buy. The Porsche you always wanted might be in the millions and the gas for it might be $50 a gallon. Another issue occurs when you want to buy a loaf of bread and a jug of milk with a $10,000 Krugerrand. The change machine at Walmart won’t do it.

   The Wizard of Oz was a satire poking fun at gold-bugs who view the metal as the cure for all economic ills. It assuredly is not. Following the Yellow Brick Road does lead to the Emerald City, but there are many pitfalls on the way and even more when there. What the world needs is a good, honest government in every land and then the oz. won’t be so important.

   1. Yup. Exactly. No financial replacement available for civilization.

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