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Quantitative Easing 5.0 & A Hard Lesson in Creditors' Rights
– Fauci inflation management
– German courts vs. EU QE
– Epstein Air frequent flyers engineer the TRACE Act
– Elite liabilities: Vaccines, financial fraud, kickbacks, occult practices
– What happens when billions of people suck up to the Beck brothers?
– Plandemic hope porn: The V-shape recovery
– What's in a name: Legal definitions of vaccine – how does injecting a financial and legal system digital interface qualify as a "medicine"?


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  1. Dear Catherine,
    Thanks for posting the pictures of my paintings. There is so much absorbing content on Solari that I just found them.

    As the 75 year old father of a 13 year old daughter, the injectable conversation makes me crazy. Luckily, I have a great doctor in Santa Fe who warns me off even flu shots.

    So happy to be a subscriber now.

    All best wishes,
    Stephen Davis

    1. So happy to have you! What a wonderful thing to work for people I like and respect. Was not always that way!

  2. Needless to say, you can bankrupt more people faster with deflation than with inflation. They both go to the same place, as the very well-fixed end up with all the assets either way, in the first case, as assets are liquidated at bargain prices (to those in the know) and in the second, as those without assets eventually cannot afford commodities, which are produced via the assets of natural resources and land.

    Needles to say, you can be controlled by vaccines now or be therapeutically slaughtered once you have been successfully “infected” and the “cure” is death by a slow-acting lethal injection or drug therapy. Unless this putative epidemic is stopped, most will voluntarily accept vaccination or belatedly accept therapeutics under the duress of infection. So, 80% will be in hand, leaving only the ~20% refuseniks to deal with in detail.

    I don’t believe myself to be pollyanna, but the only way I see to politically fight this is to overwhelmingly elect Trump (along with other patriots), BECAUSE THE LEFT HATES HIM SO BADLY THEY BLEED THROUGH THEIR EYES! Anything less invites a continuation of this hurtling towards totalitarian oblivion. If you love children enough to want to stop their abuse and killing, then don’t leave them a hell to live in when you’re gone.

    1. Relecting Trump is one of many things we need. If Trump loses the speed at which the poisoning and culling will accelerate will be quite shocking. Even if Trump wins it will continue, so relecting Trump is not enough – not even close. Have you figured out and gotten to know your Sheriff yet?

      1. “Necessary, but not sufficient,” as is said in math, logic. We have to buy time. I am now blazing through Microcosm and Medium. Joseph is suspecting what I have felt for awhile: time manipulation is being at least experimented with–at our expense. What is bizarre is becoming elective, then weaponized. Speaking of which, our sheriff issues our carry permits.

      2. The priest with the wafer has been replaced by the the “white coats” with vaccines

        1. Nope. The Wafer was not sticking an operating system into your brain against your will. Big difference. And stop calling them vaccines. Injectible credit cards are not medicine, therefore these are not vaccines. I understand why Gates would run that fraud. I don’t understand why you would help him. Since i know you have no intention of doing so, JUST DO IT. 🙂

  3. When a subscriber was asking about Vermont as a home state – did you mention going south instead for more sun? If so – is that from weather changes or fuel insecurity?

  4. From wikipedia – so CT does not have sheriffs (or counties)
    Is this in conflict with federal law – should we petition to have this corrected?

    The Fairfield County Sheriffs Department was a law enforcement agency in Fairfield County, Connecticut established under the original Constitution of the State of Connecticut.[1] Initially, The Department of Administrative Services was responsible for administering the testing process for special deputy sheriffs [2] However, in December 2000, legislators replaced the Sheriffs with The State Marshal Commission under The Department of Administrative Services.[3] The State Marshal Commission was created by Public Act 00-99, in 2000.[4] On November 29, 2000, a constitutional amendment repealed the portion regarding Sheriffs. Presently, the 2009 version of the State of Connecticut Constitution does not make a reference to Marshals, and continues to list Sheriffs as this role.[5]

    Their primary duties included; providing security for court houses, carrying out arrest warrants, and transporting prisoners. Unlike Sheriffs in other states, Fairfield County Sheriffs did not act as the primary law enforcement or patrol agencies for areas of the county not served by municipal police departments. However, the department did have law enforcement powers until the modernization of local police. In each of the 8 counties, a high sheriff was elected.[6]

    A majority vote eliminated the position of High Sheriff (one month later all deputy sheriffs in the state were transferred to the position of State Judicial Marshals under the local county branch) in Connecticut counties after the topic was brought up by then Connecticut state attorney general Richard Blumenthal.

    There are also NO official counties:
    Four of the counties – Fairfield, Hartford, New Haven and New London – were created in 1666, shortly after the Connecticut Colony and the New Haven Colony combined. Although Connecticut is divided into counties, there is no county government in Connecticut, and local government consists solely on the municipality level.[2] Almost all functions of county government were abolished in Connecticut in 1960, except for elected County Sheriffs and their departments under them. Those offices and their departments were abolished by an act of the state legislature effective in December of 2000. The functions the County Sheriffs’ Departments played were assumed by the newly organized State Marshal Commission and the state Department of Corrections.[3] Connecticut’s legacy county names remain for geographical purposes.

    1. Had no idea. That is really terrifying. Must have happened when lot of big money and financial institutions moved out of NY and up into Connecticut. Must not have wanted an interference from the locals.

      1. So I have property in CT and VT (and in VT each town no matter how small has at least 4 masonic lodges for some reason). Not sure if either state is safe – Would it be a good idea to get a place down south just in case?

        1. Andrea:
          No way to tell for sure. The States that have less debt and are more grounded should be better. But you still need a cluster of the right people and good local officials and sheriff. Even then the pressure will be immense. In one sense, the ideal plan would be to remain mobile.
          More on Money & Markets.
          Catherine

  5. that was a sobering M&M.

    I live in NYC.

    Bit by bit I’m seeing the NYPD push back and we need them to. The residents of this city are under a lot of mind control. The officers had enough. I wonder if bribery would even work. They are paying a hefty price.

    In my heart NYC is worth fighting for but I don’t know if the reality is. I’m definitely thinking of other options.

  7. china ramps up food and oil buying

    https://www.forbes.com/sites/salgilbertie/2020/05/19/china-buying-commodities-anticipating-global-coronavirus-resurgence/#a2b562955482

    as Chile has food riots

    https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-05-19/protests-over-food-shortages-erupt-in-chile-amid-virus-lockdown

    as prince Charles encourages Brits to work as temporary workers in farms

    https://edition.cnn.com/2020/05/19/uk/prince-charles-fruit-picking-intl-scli-gbr/index.html

    as rats begin to starve worldwide due to restaurant closures

    https://www.wwlp.com/news/health/rats-resorting-to-cannibalism-searching-homes-for-food-amid-drop-in-restaurant-diners/

    may we live in interesting times!

    1. Appreciate those. If you read our 2016 Annual Wrap Up – Global Harvest – it describes what I believe is part of the Anglo American alliance strategy – dominate through dominance/control of the food supply. The failure of the Doha round is pushing them to do more biowarfare and get wierder.

    1. I would have expected South Dakota to be #1 – they were #2. There is no doubt when I chose to move to Tennessee and then to stay that their efforts to keep the pension funds fully funded, debt low and high quality people in government service were all a big part of my decision. You want the citizens to control, not the creditors. People coming from the East and West coast find Tennessee modest in comparison. I find it grounded. They call it the volunteer state because everyone is expected to volunteer. I have three properties in Hickory Valley – my combined county and local real estate taxes are approximately $500. There is no personal income tax. A big sales tax, so we live modestly.

      1. I love South Dakota! Although I don’t live there—that’s where I “came clean” and found a great local bank that checked all the boxes on the check sheet. Unlike other banks I interviewed—they were happy to show me their financials and delighted that I had asked!

  9. SWAT Team to the Gym: NJ Governor Phil Murphy threatened to send SWAT teams to stop gym patrons at a place whose rules included pretty thorough precautions. https://www.facebook.com/chrislambert163/photos/a.130788924363224/694750417967069/?type=3&theater County prosecutor Jill Mayer threatened $1,000 fines for those caught violating governor’s orders. Seven of (7) county freeholders are listed as Democrats.

    This is what the left wants to do with government: turn everyone into an incidental criminal by the enforcement of petty pharisaical laws to trip up ordinary people and subjugate all of us. I believe this is a related phenomenon to what Catherine has spoken of in the past “Traffic tickets for white collar workers,” although Bellmawr would probably be among the unlikeliest South Jersey demographics to hold Academy of Music season tickets.

    Fortunately, most law enforcement has the good sense not to turn us into a police state–if for no other reason than their own safety. Of course for the left, nobody’s safety and welfare except their own is a concern.

  10. Catherine Why are you supporting a 5G stock knowing there has been no testing on Human Physiology ??

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