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  1. Catherine, I was happy to listen to you comments on the parallels between 92-98 Russia and the past ten years in the US. The whole time I was reading Glazyev’s book I kept thinking this sounds like what’s happening now in the US. Thanks for putting us on to Glazyev.

    1. Glazyev is a very capable insightful man. Looking forward to reading his recent book.

    1. My primary browser is Qwant – I will sometimes use several looking for the variations . On occasion I check Google to see how they treat an issue.

  3. I spoke to a friend in Shanghai and her family of 4 orders food and daily accessories in a group and they have deliveries once/twice a week. Not everyone is suffering the fate we see on MSM.

  4. A Guide to the 2022 Midterm Elections https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/29/us/politics/congress-drug-sentencing-bill.html
    Midterms Begin: The 2022 election season is underway. See the full primary calendar and a detailed state-by-state breakdown.
    In the Senate: Democrats have a razor-thin margin that could be upended with a single loss. Here are the four incumbents most at risk.
    In the House: Republicans and Democrats are seeking to gain an edge through redistricting and gerrymandering, though this year’s map is poised to be surprisingly fair
    Governors’ Races: Georgia’s contest will be at the center of the political universe, but there are several important races across the country.
    Key Issues: Inflation, the pandemic, abortion and voting rights are expected to be among this election cycle’s defining topics.

    1. Too many primaries going on to get a clear picture. I don’t see how with Biden and Harris in the White House the Democrats hold either chamber. But then the private corporations that run the voting machines may feel differently.

  5. UNEP’s support for the European Green Digital Coalition is part of an effort to use data and digital tools to encourage politicians, business leaders and consumers to embrace sustainable consumption and production. The initiative was designed to help the world tackle climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution over the next 10 years.
    Digital technology could help reduce the world’s carbon emissions by about 17 per cent, according to a report from the International Telecommunications Union, a United Nations body. Industry players say artificial intelligence, for example, could help make electric transmission grids more efficient. Blockchain technology could allow concerned citizens to track corporate carbon emissions. And the use of satellites can be further enhanced in monitoring environmental changes including activities such as illegal logging, mining and waste dumping, at sea or on land.
    […]
    On 19 March 2021, European nations…signed a pledge to support what they called “clean digital technologies.” Among other things, countries vowed to build 5G and 6G networks while backing blockchain technology, quantum computing and artificial intelligence, which they described as potential game-changers in the battle against planetary warming. https://www.stockholm50.global/news-and-stories/new-pact-tech-companies-take-climate-change

  7. Here’s an interview with a Former Deputy Asst Secy of Defense for African Affairs who discusses how they looked at evidence for upcoming Foreign Policy decisions to justify American interests in getting involved in certain conflicts, or how to measure a conflict that’s actually deteriorating into a threat, or potentially devolving into a genocide or other type of atrocity, as seen from atrocities committed over the past 30 years (Holocaust notwithstanding). In so doing, his team created the Instability, Monitoring & Analysis Platform (IMAP) that resides at the Bureau of Conflict & Stabilization Operations at the State Dept. The IMAP was based in part on what’s called the ACLED system (Armed Conflict Location & Event Database). https://rumble.com/v12t5zk-interview-with-beth-biesel-and-pete-marocco.html

    1. Further, the Fr Depty Asst Secy stated that they used the ACLED {open) system to see what was going on after the 2020 elections and discovered, unexpectedly, that the same steps are happening now in America. The guys at the State Dept got in trouble for looking at data “inside the country.” All the boxes they would tic for “outside the country” showed all the “early warning indicators” of bad things to come here in the States. He learned “tough lessons” seeing how government creates false narratives. Published April 28, 2022

  9. Catherine

    I was listening to a discussion with Michael Hudson, an economist from University of Mo. He started out be discussing the $4.5 trillion loans that the N Y fed made to JPMorgan, Goldman, and Citigroup 9/17/2019and which there was a media blackout

    https://wallstreetonparade.com/2022/01/theres-a-news-blackout-on-the-feds-naming-of-the-banks-that-got-its-emergency-repo-loans-some-journalists-appear-to-be-under-gag-orders

    https://youtu.be/m7eAbbVMr_4

  11. More madness – Rhode Island residents are now facing proposed S.B. 2552 which would require all residents to receive all COVID vaccines or be fined $50 per month and have their state income taxes doubled. Employers would be fined $5000 for every employee in violation of the law. There are other nasty requirements tucked into the language. I don’t think this will pass, but it’s an indication of what our rulers believe they can impose on the public. I am ashamed for my state of RI, but I can’t leave – I have a farm.

    1. Are you sure you can’t leave? By the time these folks are through, you may not have a farm or the farm many not be worth anything.

    2. JUST THINK-YIU HAVE YOUR OWN FARM…HOW FORTUNATE TO BE ABLE TO GROW YOUR OWN FOOD! STAY STRONG!

    1. Skidmore was part of the group warning the city about what they were doing. Very ugly story.

  17. Dear Catherine

    The US, Canada and Australia are traditional countries for immigration and the UAE is also known to attract many foreign workers, especially from the Sub-continent and The Philippines, so much of the information on the immigration infographic you showed did not come as a surprise to me. It was interesting, however, to see that Kazakhstan is also in blue. I had never thought of Kazakhstan as being a significant land of immigration. Where do these new immigrants come from? Could this have something to do with the construction of the One Belt One Road project?

    I can’t recall if it was in this report or in the Q2 Wrap Up Part 2 that you mentioned the new book by Sergey Glazyev. In any case, here is a link to free PDF download of Glazyev’s previous book.
    A Genocide Russia and the New World Order (1999)

    https://ia801304.us.archive.org/14/items/AGenocideRussiaAndTheNewWorldOrder1999_201511/A%20Genocide%20Russia%20and%20the%20New%20World%20Order%20%281999%29.pdf

  18. The coverage on CNN and MSBC about this is Mickey Mouse. They are careful about what they report. In fact, it is amazing how little they do report about it. Unfortunately there will be a massive exodus from China, expats and the wealthy. It is an unreported and unappreciated situation.

  20. Some may be baffled as to why China shut down their largest city, Shanghai, and for so long, with a zero Covid tolerance policy. Shanghai is a major exporting city, from which many important supplies are sourced. It seems that this shutdown is likely an act of war on China’s part, primarily against the United States. Since China has demonstrated that they have little to no respect for human life and China’s global dominance is of supreme importance to them, jeopardizing the lives of 20-25 million Chinese people living in Shanghai, (apx. 1-2% of their national population), likely mean little to them, if it results in weakening the United States.
    Yet China would have us believe that the loss of many lives through starvation and allowing for people to leap to their death from desperation and hunger is quite humane and far less serious than allowing for just 1 death from a cold, ie, a Covid!! Really? But we all should know by now that this is far too stupid to be stupid!

    1. What’s unique is that the MSM is allowing these deplorable events in China to air. I wonder if this is a warning setting the stage for events to come.

    2. Something to consider re: US-China relations. The Paulson Institute’s website states that Hank Paulson, former Goldman executive and US Treasurer during 2008, “… is chairman of the Paulson Institute, which aims to foster a US-China relationship that maintains global order in a rapidly evolving world. A “think and do” tank founded in 2011, the Institute operates at the intersection of economics, financial markets, environmental protection, and policy advocacy, in part by promoting balanced and sustainable economic growth. The Institute’s approach is an outgrowth of Paulson’s overarching commitment to engage with purpose and promote US-China ties in ways that help keep America strong and safe.” His bio states, “Earlier in his career, he was a member of the White House Domestic Council as well as a staff assistant at the Pentagon.” https://www.paulsoninstitute.org/about/about-the-founder.

      Further, the US-China Business Council website carries an article, “Hank Paulson Goes to China – The former Treasury secretary and Goldman Sachs CEO on the importance of cultivating a stronger relationship between the U.S. and China” that states, “In his roles within the banking industry and in the second George W. Bush administration, Henry M. Paulson Jr. has visited China more than 100 times and worked with three generations of Chinese leaders… In his latest book, Dealing with China, the head of the Paulson Institute (a nonprofit “think and do tank”) writes about China’s dazzling economic rise, its environmental problems and how the U.S. should work with this new superpower.
      https://www.uschina.org/china-hub/hank-paulson-goes-china-former-treasury-secretary-and-goldman-sachs-ceo-importance

      1. A year ago, I read Paulson’s “Dealing with China,” and can remember nothing about it. Except that Paulson went to meetings with some high level officials and had great success there.

        A better read (and time better spent) would be “Mr. China.” That is a classic.

        2. Thanks, Andrzej. Goldman has had an office in Shanghai for quite a while. They’re never up to any good. Mr. China looks interesting.

          Have you read WILD SWANS: Three daughters of China by Jung Chang (2003)? It’s a beautifully written firsthand account of one family through 3 generations leading up to and through the Cultural Revolution. Banned in China. It’s terrifying. One can imagine that it could happen again.

          1. Thanks Caroline, I will check it out!

            Mr. China is interesting because Catherine often tells the story of the pension funds moving money out of USA in early 1990s. Mr. China is a story of a man who was hired by a hedge fund in 1990s, which I assume was funded in part by such capital sources. It is also hilarious to see what was happening on the ground with that money. They bundled unrelated businesses together and sold them as industrial conglomerates to the investors. Three random machine shops became an industrial powerhouse. Spoiler – the fund squandered all of the investor’s money if I recall correctly.

    3. More likely it is a combination, primarily the real estate melt down.

  21. Thinking of Islamic law as following the true measure of wealth, gold, and fair value of their national resource, oil, and if you can enjoy the beautiful singing when reciting their Koran, you will be treated to a very deeper understanding of the history of money and how the Fed market interferes. It’s different than Truthstream Media’s THE TRUST GAME series. It provides a different perspective. Highly recommended. Published 9/12/2020, The Rise of the Caliphate and the Return of the Gold Dinar. https://www.bitchute.com/video/w3dhRrb0vNFK/

  22. Dear Catherine,

    Your interview on Health Freedom for Humanity: Fighting Centralization
    is just excellent. I have been a long term member and I still learn so much from you all.

    Thank you!

      1. Dear Catherine,

        I am wondering… would it be possible to post announcements of these interviews before the fact. I would surely appreciate it but I also understand the value of your and the Solari team’s time.

        Thank you for all you do!

        1. We usually post them on the events page ahead of time and then link after they publish. Sometimes we will post in the Update ahead of time as well

    2. It helps greatly when people provide website resources when they leave comments, even when on the Solari website. There’s just so much material that it’s sometimes difficult to track down. Thank you.

        1. Sandra, thank you. The webcast was brilliant. I learned so much from Catherine’s simple explanations with the group. It is overwhelming out here. It takes time for everything to sinc in. And she provided so many resources. I wonder if Catherine includes this on Solari…or is https://tube.solari.com/videos where we can find all her videos?

          1. You are quite welcome. Just the fact that you are here places you far ahead of the masses.

            I’m thinking it’s a good time to stock up on vitamins.

            Take care.

  23. Catherine’s friend, Mike Moore at True Pundit, had a story on the N.J. school. He covered, as an early newspaper reporter in that jurisdiction, the dumping into the landfill of something ( thorium ? ) by industry in the early 70’s. He puts a theory out that it was used as fill in the building of the school and no one had a clue. This is a very broad comment but given what I saw in the 70’s as far as malfeasance it makes sense. Superfund sites popped up fast as rabbits have sex. Anyone interested should check it out. Betcha this is not the only situation existing today. Just be aware Mike is not a shrinking violet with opinion and language.

  24. Dear Catherine, I am very much appreciate for the content of this site and for the wonderful interviews, discussion you are doing. May I suggest interviewing one of the very knowledgeable Hungarian legal expert and journalist who wrote many books on so called deep state. I just listen one of his talks on one world order/WWIII and I think it would add more info on this subject for the subscribers. His name is Drábik János. Unfortunately could not find English version of his talk (it is on youtube in Hungarian), I found him on facebook where there is telegram availability of him too. The facebook link is https://www.facebook.com/drabikjanos
    All the best
    Ildikó Fodor

  25. Catherine, please post the 5/8/2021 THE ECONOMIST article, “The Digital Currencies that Matter” – https://www.economist.com/leaders/2021/05/08/the-digital-currencies-that-matter
    “These “govcoins” are a new incarnation of money. They promise to make finance work better but also to shift power from individuals to the state, alter geopolitics and change how capital is allocated. They are to be treated with optimism, and humility.” Thanks!

  26. Just wanted to ask something to the network real quick

    The targeted individual/ digital concentration camp lifestyle I feel I have been living for a couple of years now .

    And it’s obvious my house is more toxic than usual in my opinion after someone. Came to work on the air conditioner for the second time and it still isn’t working properly .,.

    I am wondering if there is another place to talk openly about what we are experiencing ?

    My back pic is at targeted justice . Com and all, and I am grateful , but i know we need more light shined on this phenomena and I am wondering where the best place is to do that ?

    Thanks

    Part of me wants to go up the street and ask the potential future president of the United States and governor of Florida what we are suppose to do about this ?

    Hospitals have done me no good

    Law enforcement told me to “ lay low “ and didn’t know what a T I was ….

    I’m thinking laying low is a good way to end up dead to be honest LOL.

    This issue is massive and I stand in awe that myself and a small percentage of others are talking about it

    So any feedback is appreciated.

    Catherine got me to Richard and I am grateful

    Now I need to figure out how not to be in a toxic environment cause it’s rather obvious that I am ..,

    Great job as usual gang !

    Stay prayed up ans thank you for all that you all do for me .

    1. Are you hearing buzzings and electronic sounds, water gushing through walls, large sounds that wake you out of a sound sleep at night, just plain exhaust you?

  27. Catherine, Trump dropped out of the WHO but he turned around and put a lot of US funding in GAVI, another Gates controlled organization in Switzerland. Almost as bad as WHO.

    2. For all the good that Trump is perceived to have done, I keep coming back in my mind to the fact that he gave us WARP Speed. As of April 15, the CDC’s VAERs system has reported 27,349 Covid vaccine deaths and 1,236,645 Covid vaccine adverse reactions. Harvard’s VAERS study found that less than 1% of these adverse reactions are actually reported. Most reputable doctors use a factor of 20 as a reliable number (rather that Harvard’s factor of 100), to adjust for this underreporting.
      So, 20 X 27,349=546,980 WARP Speed vaccine deaths and 20 X 1,237,645=24,752,900 WARP Speed vaccine adverse reactions!! And most reputable doctors imply that the worst is yet to come! This is awful! It’s a disgrace! These numbers would be ZERO had Trump NOT given us WARP Speed. No amount of economic good he may have done is worth the death of innocent American lives! Trump continuously says that he wants to be remembered as the “Vaccine President”! So, I believe that we should remember him for it!
      J

  29. Super M & Mkts report. Catherine, thanks so much for your recommendation for the film “Velvet Queen”. It is absolutely fantastic. The scenery of Tibet, often called the “rooftop of the world”, and its wildlife are breathtaking…!!! The philosophical banter between the two chaps is priceless and the scenes of the Tibetan sherpa Family assisting them are golden.

  30. I guess it’s an academic question, but I remember Catherine and Joseph savaging Trump every quarter with a report card, and he seems like the head of the class compared to what we have now. No doubt the grades Delta Brother Bluto (later Senator John Blutarski) achieved during his seven years at Faber College would seem positively valedictory by comparison to what the doddering dolt Joe Biden deserves.

    1. Did not think we savaged him. His grades ranged from A to F and the facts backed up our opinions IMO. Just because a B or C student is better than someone who gets straight Fs does not mean you give them an A. Accountability is a tough master.

      1. Certainly not implying uncivilized or uncouth, but really no punches were pulled in the grades you gave–and he deserved to have been reelected and treated better overall. We are literally handling the bums we have now with kid gloves never worn since 2016 when consummate BS artist and phony Obama was in there.

        It is our first amendment duty to criticize politicians They turn their failures into fortunes in the friends and family plan. We need a complete housecleaning, not another whitewash. I have never seen it as bad as it is now. Agitate a civil war abroad and blame one combatant for our own abysmal diplomacy, intelligence and state-craftlessness. They built a wall around the White House and Capital and a rhetorical and legal barrier to protect themselves from legitimate political protest. That should be savaged.

        1. They also defined some criticism as misinformation. Mercola took his entire site offline, then it returned with articles expiring quickly. Saker stopped covering some topics, due to fear of prosecution. Both have since returned to a middle ground, e.g. Mercola on Substack.

          Even now, social media companies were asked to provide data on individuals, https://brownstone.org/articles/the-federal-government-forces-social-media-companies-to-censor-americans/
          “On March 3, Dr. Murthy announced an initiative, wherein he demanded that tech companies provide the government with “sources of misinformation,” including the identity of specific individuals, by May 2 [2022] … The Government is deciding what speech is acceptable and may be heard, and what speech is not acceptable and must be silenced, on the most hotly debated political topics of our time. This strikes at the heart of what the First Amendment is supposed to protect.”

          New mechanism proposed for automated censorship, with the potential to become law soon, https://www.nocensorshipfilter.com/
          “Now, politicians are trying to sneak through the so-called “SMART Copyright Act,” a bill that would make all of this way worse by mandating automated censorship filters at nearly every layer of the Internet, from ISPs to streaming platforms … We’ve heard Congress is hoping to slip this through quietly as part of a must-pass spending package.”

          Was Topher’s censored song “The Patriot” for eulogy or rebirth?

          1. Rich, I believe we are on the same page. How can anyone worry about whether or not Trump is running while Biden&co still are at large?

        1. The DOJ would not file an appeal on the mask mandate unless they had taken a head count at SCOTUS for overturning the Florida judge eventually and they are guaranteed a win. No matter what comes down the chain in the circuit court maneuvers freedom has to be stopped at SCOTUS. The SCOTUS has to implement more totalitarian mask mandate for what’s coming prior to the mid-terms and beyond. Just sayin,

  31. Speaking of mothers, Google Docs now offers editing advice on inclusivity, one more reason to prefer local-only software, https://www.vice.com/en/article/v7dk8m/googles-ai-powered-inclusive-warnings-feature-is-very-broken
    Social editor Emily Lipstein typed “Motherboard” (as in, the name of this website) into a document and Google popped up to tell her she was being insensitive: “Inclusive warning. Some of these words may not be inclusive to all readers. Consider using different words.”

  32. Catherine

    Many thanks to you and John for continuing to shed light on the critical issues of our times.

    It looks like in 2018 there was an event that is crucial to understanding the current situation from a “bigger picture” perspective.

    I have recently come across the work of Dr Andrei (Andrey) Fursov, a Russian historian / sociologist / political economist. In his YT videos (link below) he frequently refers to the Santa Fe conference at the Complexity Institute organised by the NSA in 2018.

    It was a 3-day, by invitation only conference that had 6 presentations: general, industry, economics, dangers of AI, climate and demographics. There were no academics there, only “serious” people, like big corporates and agencies. A couple of highlights:

    Climate – The climate presentation had a lot of data on EROI (energy ROI) of conventional vs renewable energy. The bottom line is that renewable energy has a low EROI and cannot replace coal.
    General – The participants looked at 4 global development scenarios: (1) optimal (2) revolutionary (3) catastrophic and (4) anthropological transition
    (1) and (2) were rejected because of a) low intellectual standards and lack of will of the political elites and b) the emergence, in the last years, of a law abiding, compliant individual not capable of taking up responsibility and thinking for himself/herself.
    Most voted for (3) catastrophic and (4) anthropological scenarios.
    The anthropological predicted that there will be 2 quite separate classes, essentially 2 castes and 2 biological species – higher class (10%) and lower class (90%), with nothing in the middle.
    The higher class will live on ecologically clean land, will eat proper food, etc, while the masses will live in big smart cities, eat crickets etc…etc

    I could not find the direct references to the Santa Fe conference, and it would be great if Solari Report subscribers could point me to these sources.

    Going back to Fursov, his work on how our social order is evolving toward a post-capitalist system is very insightful. All the turmoil we’re in is a direct consequence of the genesis of a new social order. In this new post-capitalist order the main object of appropriation and the factor of production is not capital-labour, but informational-spiritual.

    What direction the new order will take depends on us, the people, the pushback. And the adherence to traditional human values that are now being so actively destroyed.

    Andrej Fursov – EcoTalks Vortrag: “Das Domino Prinzip” (Zukunft und Globalisierung) #127 – in Russian with German subtitles, explains the biggest catastrophy of our times – the revolutionary transition toward post-capitalism. This time not done by the proletariat, but by the elites themselves. No middle class, only the rich and the poor; genesis of a post-capitalist order. Capital has no role to play, the object of appropriation is the informational-spiritual factor (vs labour). Mentions the Santa Fe conference in 2018
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZQoWGXIQDA 
     
    Andrei Fursov –
    Chaos in the world will prevail until 2026? – Dr. A. Fursov – in Russian, with English subtitles
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWTIAUhcwFM

  33. Since cash Friday has been a success, what about meat Monday? Where I reside, a very desirable gift to receive is a high quality cut of meat. I understand very well the war on meat and meat producers, and began gifting local grass fed cuts as presents to friends and family for the holidays or when invited into their homes for an occasion. They continuously comment to me that this meat is far better than what they purchase in the grocery store and would like to know how they could get access to it. This opened up the conversation as to how they could potentially access products from local ranchers, help support the local food supply, pay in cash, cut out the middle men, and enjoy a very good product.

  35. https://circlesandsquares.asia/2022/04/17/is-the-shanghai-lockdown-chinas-ukraine/
    “What is desperately needed in response to the current effort of globalists to induce needless conflicts between nation states, and within nations, through operations like the Shanghai lockdown, is an alliance of citizens in China, Russia, the United States, and other countries against the predations of multinational investment banks and corporations, an alliance that resembles the internationalist anti-fascist movements of the 1930s. The Shanghai lockdown was designed to increase the isolation of the individual in a technological prison while also creating greater distance between Americans (Westerners) and Chinese who ought to be cooperating to respond to the threat of techno-fascism. It is time for us all to come together in response.”

    1. We need an anti-fascist calendar for adversarial predictive programming, even if 80% of our responsive capacity is being consumed by the calendar of adversaries.

  37. Thank you for bringing forth the bookstore owner’s letter to the ABA…when I read it in full, I was surprised to discover that the author is the owner of two familiar bookstores here in Denver, CO! I so appreciated seeing her letter as I am a 20+ year veteran bookseller, (now ‘retired’ survivor), of the Woke takedown of my beloved Tattered Cover Bookstore, a formerly world class enterprise whose founder is especially known for her intrepid defense of the First Amendment (and winning!) a landmark case some 20 years ago. As noted in Nicole Sullivan’s letter, the sudden ‘social justice demands’ by new, young staffers were unleashed mid-March 2020 with such vitriol and intransigence that I was overcome with disbelief and confusion that these ‘congenial’ co-workers turned so monstrous so quickly, as if on cue. I’m coming to believe that they were subjected to some kind of targeted entrainment/mind control/encouragement that snapped them into such aberrant behavior. It was a most surreal experience that I see as contributing to the Covid Op agenda to transfer this iconic local business into the hands of a venture capitalist group who have successfully stripped it of its open-community spirit and depth of dedicated, experienced personnel. Perhaps the purchase of the store by an ABA insider around 2015 was but a priming move to lead into the March 2020 and ensuing fiasco…?

    2. Hi Susan — I notice you’re in Denver. I’m in Boulder. Interested in starting a Front Range Solari Circle?

  38. Catherine,
    great show as always! And also a big thank you to John Titus.

    2. It is the same with covid. PCR test is false too in the same as the test used to identify HIV. The same pattern.

  40. PLEASE S2552,RI SENATE BILL IN RI GENERAL ASSEMBLY…
    UNVACCINATED TO BE FINED $50/MO. AND WILL OWE DOUBLE THE STATE PERSONAL INCOME TAX.
    EMPLOYERS WILL BE FINED $5,000 PER VIOLATION IF EMPLOYING UNVACCINATED!
    8 SENATORS SPONSORING THE BILL ORIGINALLY
    2 DROPPED OUT AFTER HEARING RESISTANCE ON LOCAL TALK SHOW,SAYING THEY HAD NOT READ THE BILL WHEN THEY SIGNED! LAURA INGRAHAM HAD TARA GRANAHAN ,THE TALK SHOW HOST,ON HER SHOW…THEY AGREED RI,VERY DEMOCRATIC STATE,NEEDS THE REPUBLICAN PARTY TO STEP UP…THE LOCAL CHAPTER OF MAFA IS GOING STRONG!!!
    LOOKING INTO NEW STATES FOR RESIDENCE!

    1. See the new Taxation wrap up – you need to investigate their compliance with the financial management laws!

    2. MAFA GOING STRONG..WILL STAND UP FOR WHAT IS RIGHT!
      WE ARE STANDING UP AGAINST THIS IN RHODE ISLAND..YOU MUST FIGHT FOR WHAT IS YOURS..STAY IN TOUCH WITH SENATOR JESSICA DE LA CRUZ AND WORK WITH LOCAL PPL TO ELECT HONEST AND DECENT LEGISLATORS…..YOU STAND TALL AND DON’T EVER TAKE A KNEE!!!!!

    1. Yes, I sent in the Bloomberg announcement to News Trends and Stories yesterday. Look to me like the City is playing the commonwealth to their advantage.

    1. He is in the hero stack. Sending prayers for his safety. Hoping he did make it out ok.

    2. Gonzalo Lira is alive and well in Kharkov! He appeared in a 5 minute video on The Duran. He stated he was “picked up by the SBU Friday 4/5/22 at 1pm”, that he is “OK physically, but feeling a little rattled and discombobulated”. The local authorities have told him he can not leave Kharkov, but he did not elaborate further with details why or how long he must remain there.
      Watch the video here:
      https://youtu.be/R2yeSOcNlgE

  43. One of the comments from Mr. Glazyev to The Cradle that struck me was that, “This new currency would be used exclusively for cross-border payments…” Sounds like a very different architecture than that threatened by the BIS. Do you think such a ‘split-scheme’ for a digital cross border trade currency outside a domestic national currency is feasible, or did I misunderstand? Thanks!!

  44. Catherine:
    A suggestion for “Let’s go to the Movies” (but it’s a TV series). Turn: Washington’s Spies. It’s very good. There are four seasons in total.

    It’s the story of how 4 friends from small-town New England changed the course of the Revolutionary War. It’s a jazzed-up version of real individuals who were referenced in Washington’s confidential war-time correspondences.

    1. Good ensemble series of “the first US spy ring”, especially the drama of NY family members divided between loyalty to the British Crown vs American Revolution. A few British characters are a bit one-sided in their villainy, but the show redeems itself towards the end with a more nuanced resolution.

      For those who like “Turn”, the first season of “Sleepy Hollow” is fun, about a lost founding father from the American Revolution, who awakens 200 years later in modern-day America, to continue a spiritual battle with old enemies, human and inter-dimensional. The series was rapidly watered down in subsequent seasons, but the first season is axes-ablazing.

  45. Catherine,

    I swore I would never homeschool… and then Covid happened. I am now homeschooling using the Waldorf curriculum.

    Can you recommend a book for a 14 y.o. that discusses money, finance, and economics?
    I’ve introduced her to the (Dutch and British) East India Company. She’s learning about corruption, greed, and murder through the Spice Trade. Any other suggestions? Any Canadians who could recommend a similar teaching material referring to the Hudson’s Bay Company and the Fur Trade?

    Thank you for all you do, Catherine.

    1. https://home.solari.com/economics-101/

      I would have a 14 year old read the Road Last Traveled by Scott Peck – understanding how to solve problems is step one to be going with money after being good at math.
      Check out Rich Dad Poor Dad – see if you think that would help. Meantime, I will ask Mark Skidmore for books for 14 year olds. Would also recommend
      https://home.solari.com/blast-from-the-past-week-of-oct-25-2021-book-review-follow-the-money-a-citizens-guide-to-local-government/

      1. From Dr. Skidmore

        Hi Catherine,

        I am not sure about economics, but I am aware of useful resources for young teens on personal finance/money:

        Financial Literacy for Teens, Chad Foster

        Dave Ramsey’s “Financial Peace University” is accessible to young people too (https://www.ramseysolutions.com/store/digital-products/financial-peace-university-class?utm_source=bing&utm_id=bi_cmp-291378451_adg-1275433587404542_ad-79714666970237_kwd-79714641910013:loc-190_dev-c_ext-_prd-_sig-dd113c05dbe214184b095e645610ffeb&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=RamseyPlus%20-%20FPU%20Branded%20-%20High%20Volume&utm_content=Financial%20Peace%20University&utm_term=financial%20peace%20university&msclkid=dd113c05dbe214184b095e645610ffeb)

        Not sure how you feel about Ramsey. I think both offer good basic information.

        Hope this helps some,

        Mark

    3. First book that came into my mind was “Debt: The First 5,000 Years”. But that is too negative. Great book.

      It is hard to recommend an economy book when it looks like all world is being turned into Soviet Union.
      Maybe “100 Bullshit Jobs…And How to Get Them” is more appropriate for current times.

    4. I used the Dave Ramsey adult Financial Peace curriculum as part of my daughter’s curriculum for her economics course in HS. She is now 24 and very good with money. She has no debt and only just now got a credit card, which she pays off monthly,

    5. When my son was in high school he was supposed to pick a book about the period from something like 1900 – 1920. I had him read *The Creature from Jekyll Island* about the formation of the Fed and the fractional reserve currency system. I would come home from work as he was reading it to “Mom, you won’t believe…..” I kept saying “yes, I know.” He loved it and understands what a sham it all is.

  47. Russia v Ukraine. Question: it seems like a classic Skull and Bones operation. Hegelian opposites engaging in a controlled battle. Is that the mechanism?

    1. What it looks like to me. Similar or same money supporting both sides. Plenty of real fighting and tension in the middle however.

  48. Catherine,
    Any comments on this video (attorney Todd Callender talking to Reiner Fuillminch and others). Makes very diabolical claims regarding V / frequency and V / other diseases. I respect the work of Reiner Fullmich and his team don’t know much about Todd Callender.
    Thanks
    https://www.bitchute.com/video/QWiCN7PLWYUI/

  49. Catherine…I am curious to know your and the Solari team’s views on Dane Wigington and geoengineeringwatch.org work…there is an interview by Lionel here on the site recorded in December of 2017 and the message there is consistent with his message now. I tend to value consistency in message over time, providing the evidence remains essentially constant. What do you think? Thanks, David Flouton

    1. David

      I have not followed Dane closely. Occasionally I have posted some great material he organized, such as the testimony in Mr. Shasta. After we published a series of interivews with Clifford, there was not much more to say on the subject. The big issues were who is doing this, why and how to we stop financing this? And how do we detox from it. See the interview with Dr. Gwen Scott.

      Farrell and I speak to it regularly on NTS wrap ups.

      Catherine

      1. I would rather recommend Jim Lee of Climateviewer.
        He does proper research. And his webb sites are truly amazing! With a huge library, and maps where one can choose what to display.
        Regards, Johannes

  50. I was surprised the Shanghai prison hell wasn’t discussed last week, hoping you’ll cover that and Sri Lanka’s default this week. It blows my mind how people in the alt media and mainstream media conspire to cover up and/or excuse away the CCPs horrendous technocratic, authoritarian takeover without acknowledging how their control grid is ALREADY IN PLACE there. We don’t need to imagine what the future might look like in the west, we just need to look at what China is doing RIGHT NOW. Anyone who still thinks they’re somehow opposed to the great reset is literally nuts and ignoring all the evidence right in front of their face, and has been all along.

    Here in Australia with the elections coming up people have said for years the Labor party (centre left) is basically owned/run by the CCP and I 100% believe them now. That’s not to say the other side isn’t on board as well, more or less two sides of the same coin but the extent of the influence could not be more obvious now.

    I also have a personal question in case anyone has any advice. Just before Easter came down with what I believe to be salmonella poisoning, a few days after we were notified about infected spinach we’d bought being recalled. Problem is, we all ate it and I’m the only one in my family who became ill at all. Elderly parents are fine. Which obviously makes me suspicious of the cause. Energy levels still extremely low after clearing the infection in 48 hrs, it’s now 4 days later, spent most of it in bed. Any advice or ideas welcome!

    1. I have been emailing people who used to work in China or have relatives to try to get confirmation. Plan to cover this coming week. I should note we are looking to provide actionable intelligence, not news. I don’t mind being slow or behind the headlines. I do want to make sure what I am saying is likely to result in actionable intelligence and not fear porn, disinfo, etc.

      When it comes to poisoning, the possibilities are endless. Part of why it is so effective. Plenty of food poisoning will be happening as part of the lower quality in food and transportation.

      1. Thanks Catherine, loved the one from last week by the way. Was surprised only because this Shanghai situation has been already going on for weeks. Think it might’ve caught people by surprise, especially those who have been building up this East vs West narrative which of course this total shutdown by China doesn’t fit into. Being in Australia anything China does concerns me more personally as I know we’ll simply follow suit.

        1. I have this image of editors desks in NYC, DC and elsewhere really struggling how to cover this issue, because of the cognitive dissonance involved.

          On the one hand, they would really love to slam China on this. Because of the whole evil empire / New Cold War narrative.

          On the other hand, they cannot because to do so would indirectly discredit all of the policies which the West has implemented since the Covid plague, and which the media still reports. Because as you noted Natasha, the policies are barely distinguishable.

          So they would absurdly have to argue – China lockdowns bad because authoritatian – but Western lockdowns good because freedom? China lockdowns bad for economy – but Western lockdowns good for economy? China isolating positive cases bad – but West canceling Christmas 2020 good? China covid numbers not trustworthy because corruption – but Western covid numbers trustworthy because of science? Virus used for political ends in China – but in West for common good? Not many deaths in China because vaccines work, or Chinese vaccines don’t work?

          Lately I have seen experts cited that lockdowns don’t work and China policy is mistaken. Such as:

          http://www.politico.com/news/2022/04/17/biden-covid-china-lockdowns-00025709%3f_amp=true
          Biden Covid chief dismisses utility of lockdowns like China’s
          Ashish Jha casts doubt on China’s zero-Covid strategy.

          So the official stance is,, lockdowns don’t work? Did they work in 2020-2021? Worked for delta but not omicron? Worked when we did it, but not when they do it? I am very confused.

          I think it’s really hard to write a story without admitting the whole thing is a farce.

          Maybe next they will tell us that face masks don’t work either.

          But I trust they will find a way to spin it, because logic and consistency is not a prerequisite to reporting. Just give it time.

          1. Exactly. The first time everyone lauded China and then implemented their policies. This time they know how bad it looks and how it clearly isn’t working… so I think you’re right the mass media is still working out how to spin it in order for the rest of the world to follow suit again.

            The other side of this coin is the alt-right media who have been perpetuating the East vs West multi-polar world order narrative in reverse. There’s a lot of Chinese intelligence psyops going on here. Maajid Nawaz called it out for what it is. These media outlets are also keeping quiet or conveniently leaving it out of their discussions around geo-politics because it also doesn’t fit in with their notion that China is somehow different, against or better than the west.

            It is, as far as I can tell, leading to phase 2 of their global plan. Now WHEN the west feels the people are ready to handle this second phase is another question, and what version of it? We’re in a honeymoon period at the moment; it hasn’t gone away. But of course China can implement the full military takeover, forced starvation/depopulation because they already have an extensive control grid to control every aspect of their citizens lives. They’re demonstrating that clear as day now. So all these alternative commentators don’t like it either. More cognitive dissonance, just everything you said but in the reverse.

    2. As a nutritionist I know that your gut health has a great deal to do with whether you get sick or not. Yours was weak and you got sick and the others had stronger immune systems. Take lots of probiotics (50 billion or more CFU) for at least two months to help restore.

      1. You’re right, I’ve got sachets since my gut seems to absorb them better and had gotten really slack in taking them. They never dissolve properly which is annoying but started drinking them again since the food poisoning. Good to know a timeframe on that thanks

  51. Catherine, have you read the “Sanctions & Sovereignty” piece by Russian Economist/Ministry leader, Glazyev? (posted just after the Ukraine Invasion) Very interesting and revealing read. https://rentry.co/sanctions-and-sovereignty

    The recent interview with him on Saker is equally so and expands on his opinion that the Russian Central Bank is part of the problem, exemplified by this short Q&A:

    “The Cradle: Elvira Nabiullina has been reconfirmed as the head of the Russian Central Bank. What would you do differently, compared to her previous actions? What is the main guiding principle involved in your different approaches?

    Glazyev: The difference between our approaches is very simple. Her policies are an orthodox implementation of IMF recommendations and dogmas of the Washington paradigm, while my recommendations are based on the scientific method and empirical evidence accumulated over the last hundred years in leading countries.”

    https://thesaker.is/exclusive-russian-geo-economics-tzar-sergey-glazyev-introduces-the-new-global-financial-system/

    1. Yes. I have finished his first book and in the process of reading his latest book.

  52. Catherine,
    With regards to late-stage abortions, including infanticide: I think that there are two different government approaches to prepare for the effects of the Covid-injection foetuses. The first is to give mothers the option of murdering their children after birth without penalty if they are obviously genetically altered, and, in the states which are clamping down on abortion in general, the second is to destroy families with the financial/spiritual/physical burden of caring of those same children.

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