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  1. I love your analysis’s and the information presented on these videos Catherine. Keep up the excellent work. God Bless

  3. Having lived in Marin Co. almost my entire life, I can tell you that politically this county is 180 degrees opposite of what it was in the 1960’s and 70’s in my youth. I watched as the political landscape changed from conservative to liberal. I am sorry to say that I believe the high vaccination rate here is because so many of the liberal “elite” originally from out of state, dare I say the East Coast, who have moved into the county in the past 35 years believe the propaganda. What I think you have here in the County is a demographic of high per capital income with excellent health care. Folks who are at any sort of legit risk with this “vaccine” are being carefully advised by their health care professionals so that those who might have an adverse affect aren’t getting vaccinated and becoming a statistic. This has got to make a difference in comparison to anyone just walking in to a site doing injections and getting the “jab”. Folks with more loot than I’ll ever see are getting the shot because they are too entitled to have their lives disrupted by losing access to venues or events which might restrict entry to the UN-vaccinated.

  4. I never saw an answer as to why Catherine had such disdain for Netanyahu. He seems to have done a great job of building a strong Israel and defending against Biblical enemies. He seems well thought of by his people. I always appreciate hearing your perspective. I always learn. Thank you.

    1. Disdain is too nice a word. Detest is more accurate. If the genie came out of the bottle, I would ask him to publish the entire truth of every felony ever committed by a list of people. Netanyahu would be at the top of the list. I believe he has made a major contribution to destroying millions of Americans – not to mention people in the Middle East.

  5. Has anyone heard of this law firm regarding mandatory vaccine requirements by schools and employers?

    Matt Staver – Orlando Florida – Liberty Council – public interest law firm that cover issues threatening faith, freedom, and family. CONTACT INFO: https://lc.org/about-liberty-counsel
    Examples:
    March 16th – Dean of Louisiana State University – School of Dentistry sent out memo that COVID Shots would be mandatory for all returning students , teachers and staff – non compliance will result in students inability to complete course work requirements and graduate.

    Liberty Council sent out letter of demand – and the school immediately reversed their decision.

    Liberty Council’s letter dated March 18th stated mandate was a violation of fundamental , individual, economic and religious liberties and essentially they would be filing suit shortly thereafter if not reversed – and the decision was reversed in a few days.

    Glenwood, IL Board of Ed sent out memo that all staff had to get vaccine as condition of employment – REVERSED this decision within days of getting letter from Liberty Council.

    Liberty Council was quoted as saying Vaccine Passports and tracking apps are a serious Threat to Freedom. We cannot accept what is Vaccine Blackmail as the new normal – need to push back on coercion.

    Legal Basis:
    Federal HIPA, ADA and American’s with Disabilities act issues related to privacy are being completely ignored and trampled upon by corporations practicing this – whether targeting employees or customers.

    Your Employer does not have a right to invade your medical privacy under EEOC Title 7 Employment Law

    You have additional rights under the Public Accommodation Section of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

  6. Question for Catherine: If the Nuremberg Code was never formally adopted as law “…by any nation or as official ethics guidelines by any association…” and current U.S. Federal law – 1991 Federal Policy for the Protection of Human Subjects (Common Rule) has wiggle room: “a person participating in an experiment must be informed and give his consent unless a high-level government official doesn’t think it is necessary.” Would we have to amend the Federal Policy or formally adopt Nuremberg to have legal protection or more transparency of experiments taking place?

  7. As I am listening to the wrap up, I am a bit disturbed by your comments on the United Airlines pilot hiring. Why is adding women and people of color going to bring down the Excellence of the airline? Help me if I misunderstood, but I think if you listen to your commentary you can see how possible it is for one to come to the the conclusion I’ve stated.

    1. Tanya:

      Try listening again.

      This is about HOW to achieve the optimal team. One way to get to do so – diversity included- is the way I tried it at Hamilton – make your #1 goal excellence – and then add all your other goals. In our case we had a list of 25 technical expertise and 25 cultures that we wanted represented in 49 full time employees. We also found our teams performed much better with a balance of men and women (see that section in the Promoting Women series) so that was important. However, our #1 focus was excellence. When we were judged by HUD for women and minorities it turned out we were way beyond other firms in numbers on both counts. The cultural result of our entire team was more successful because everything was about excellence. The women believed they were hired because they were excellent. The men believed they were hired because they were excellent. Ditto African Americans, Ditto Asians, Ditto Europeans and so forth. Almost everyone strove together to be excellent. It was the juice of collaboration. It took a while to get it working, but once it did I found it made the diversity magical

      This is about intention. When you create an intention to be excellent and to fly the safest airline in the world, you get a very different culture than we when you announce a quota system that sounds like you are playing politics with your workforce. It has nothing to do with diversity. You can achieve whatever you want in terms of diversity when you put excellence first.

      Think of diversity as goals and excellence as spirit. They are not mutually exclusive. In Hamilton’s case, they powered each other.

      Perfect example. I had a squabble on a hire with the lead IT person at Hamilon. He kept proposing candidates who looked, walked, talked and thought like the last people we hired – not checking any new boxes in the 25 X 25 grid. He insisted that he could not find any excellent people who checked the new boxes. We both agreed that there was a person in the firm who was excellent – just did not know anything about IT but she was a fast learner. So he hired her – big promotion – and trained her. And was very happy because she was so excellent and he felt he had maintained his team standard. She turned out to be one of his strongest team members after a year of training. Last time I saw here she was making a few $100,000’s running big time IT systems.

      1. Catherine, thank you for taking the time to clarify. I understand the pursuit of excellence. And I will listen again and have listened a few times to be sure I wasn’t being overly sensitive.
        I do still feel that without the clarification, it was still a bit disturbing to me. I have also listened to the BLM commentary, which I had not seen in the perspective you shared in a recent documentary. I was glad to hear what you said and I think without having heard those comments, THIS particular comment may still be a bit disturbing to some.

        1. Tanya:

          If you have heard my discussions on BLM, the riots in and around the opportunity zones and the shutting down of small business, I believe that the war on the African-American community as part of Covid-19 and related disaster capitalism has been the harshest part. I think that a lot of the BLM and affirmative action talk is air cover for economic and physical genocide. More background about this in https://dillonreadandco.com re private prisons – that is what really got me started on looking at this. I tried to say it in one poster – see the top one here https://missingmoney.solari.com/my212020/

          If you are interested in the excellence issues, and you have time to digest some background information, suggestions would be:

          Future Science Solari Report – Wave Genome
          The Field by Lynne McTaggert
          Promoting Women – https://home.solari.com/commentary-collection-promoting-women/

          That is a lot to listen to/read in this day and age but it will give you some important background on how diversity can build more powerful cultures.

          Catherine

  8. Great new look video. Solari keeps gettng better and better.

    Calling death a non-specified event shows the power of manipulating words to change perceptions.

    You say at ca. time 52:00 that the prisons can save $154,000 for every prisoner they kill. That doesn’t make sense. It seems to be looking only at the expense side of the equation and neglecting the revenue side. Prisons are big for-profit enterprises. They make money from what they charge the government and from slave labour. By extension, would it be most profitable for them to have a zero prison population? I should think that from the prison owners’ standpoint the more prisoners they have the better.

    Wonderful cartoon (time 1:37:00). Visual Capitalist has a picture of the H1-B visa programme under which specialised foreign workers are allowed into the US to work when a skill gap exists in the domestic labour market. https://www.visualcapitalist.com/the-data-behind-americas-h-1b-visa-program/
    Most of the visas are being given to people in IT-related occupations, the largest being software developers and computer system engineers and architects. If the government really cared so much about our health then wouldn’t they be trying to get workers in the medical and heath care sector instead (presuming people still want to come to the US)?

    As an alternative the government could give domestic students incentives to study or train for healthcare professions or IT-related occupations rather than gender studies.

    1. Government can save $154,000 per person. I believe the prison they are moving the prisons in question is a government prison. The big money is on being able to control existing population – that requirings having a way to move them out of free range or exterminate without spooking the free range herd. Apologies for my frankness.

      Yes, the immigration policies are designed for purposes other than stated.

      1. Thank you for the clarification. I did not think that you were referring to the cost to the government but rather to the cost to the prisons themselves. Regardless, though, since when has the government been seriously concerned about reducing cost to save taxpayers’ money, especially when their profligacy will benefit their own personal investments (such as private prisons) or those of their friends? That being said, l have no doubt that what you suggest about controlling existing population – having a way to move them out of free range or exterminate without spooking the free range herd – is possible if not highly likely. (Your frankness is always welcome.)

        Something completely different: I found a link to the visual you showed from FinViz of retruns on various categories. It’s an excellent site. Thank you for introducing it to me. Here it is:
        https://finviz.com/futures_performance.ashx?v=17

  9. Catherine,

    The preacher from Kaneohe ,HI who I believe goes by JD Farag of Calvary Chapel, has presented these Prophecy/End Times messages for more than a year. Anyway my wife has watched him for about the same amount of time, and I have watched Solari Report for a little more than six months. The point is that for both of you to converge and essentially agree on this COVID pandemic story is both miraculous and NOT a coincidence. Like you, JD has steadily ripped apart the official COVID narrative from the beginning. For me, it is incontrovertible proof COVID is a manifestation of spiritual wickedness in high places and we must all continue to resist and inform all those we love and care about to do the same. Let God’s will be done!

  10. Catherine,

    I found the Dolly Parton video so unedifying. And very sad; I’ve been a fan of hers for a long time.

    You mentioned that she’s late to endorse the injection. I would agree with this; do you think she has a control file? Or was she just extremely well compensated?

    What about the other celebrities who have promoted the vaccine? Maybe some of them genuinely believe they’re doing the right thing.

    1. Someone posted that early on she gave $1MM for vaccine research. So just don’t know. The celebrities are on a very tight leash in my experience.

  11. Please watch Catherine what he speaks about later in the video regarding a covid bus is just a precursor for serious/horrible things to come – Love this man and what he is risking to bring people to salvation – God bless! https://subspla.sh/vx7dhsn

  13. Is there a link to the CA pastor sermon who details 2000 responses to vaccines as discussed at 1:40:17 in video mirror with Titus? Thank you!

  14. Catherine, have you read My Sister’s keeper by Jody Picoult? It’s about a girl who gets diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia. Her prognosis is not good, and she won’t survive without a bone marrow transplant. So her parents choose to have a second daughter, to serve as a donor.

    Remember when Steve Jobs was diagnosed with a rare form of pancreatic cancer? His money and fame moved him to the front of the line for a liver transplant. Still, he died at age 56.

    Rod Carew’s daughter died in 1996, from a rare form of leukemia. She was 18.

    What I’m leading up to is, I believe the first round of covid “vaccines” are a way to give the public different diseases (cancer, AIDS, Alzheimers) and then try out experimental gene therapies (i.e boosters, for the ‘variants’) so the predator class can live longer, healthier lives.

    Certain communities would make ideal organ donors, like Marin County, which is all organic, non-gmo. So, those people will get the saline injections, not the ones that hijack our cells.

    My hypothesis explains why they want to put us all on the block chain, and constantly track our locations. And why they’re pushing self-driving cars that can be remotely controlled, and wrecked, whenever organs are needed. It also explains why they’re pushing the “vaccines” on children so aggressively. (Rod Carew’s daughter) I hope I’m wrong. But, if not, we’ll see evidence of this in the next couple months.

    2. Peter, what you say makes a lot of sense. Whenever they do something this big, they stack functions, so there are always multiple goals. The optimization gets quite complete. When Obamacare passed I kept telling subscribers to not let their children’s data go into the database for one of the reasons you describe. This is why you always want to insist that organs can not be used. Not sure if you watched the movie Cheney, but it includes the innuendo that organs for transplant are “ordered.”

    4. Peter, I think you are on to something here.
      Please post if you expound at all on your idea.

      1. Andrew, I added another post below. I’m just amazed at how little coverage the potential link between cancer and the spike protein has gotten thus far. Even websites I woulda thought would make that a big story seem to have completely shied away from this topic. How many of them are controlled opposition? Vs. afraid of censorship? Or just too busy going down all the rabbit holes the MSM tells them to go down? I mean, c’mon guys. They’re coercing and bribing children to take an injection with no long term safety data! Insane!

        1. Thanks for the heads-up on your new posting.
          I’ve just finished watching an interview with Prof Luc Montaginer and Dr Wolfgang Wodrag by the Corona Investigation Committee in which they said that the total number of children in Germany who have died from corona is 4 (as in four). This is out of 23 million children. They then said that a total of 9 children have died from the flu. And for this they want want to have all the children injected. From the side of the public the acceptance of such a policy is clearly mind control but there has to be something behind such craziness from the side propegating this action.

          1. Those 4 children who died from Covid in Germany would be alive now, if they’d been treated with HCQ/Zinc or IVM. The gov’t LET those 4 kids die, to justify turning the other 23 M kids into guinea pigs. Many of these perfectly healthy children will die from the vaccine. And this ISN’T a crime? My head is exploding. If I mention this on Facebook I’ll get censored, because advocating for children’s health goes against ‘The State.’

          2. Peter:

            This is a war, Peter. There is an attack on the human race. Poisoning + Mind Control. If you go back to discussion at the beginning of 2020, using Yellowstone, I said that the time had come when we had to do something about the Beck Brothers. Crime that pays is crime that stays. The criminality has been growing steadily since WWII. We did not stop the drug dealing. We did not stop 911 and the ME Wars. Then we did not face or stop the entrainment and mind control. We did not stop the biowarfare and vaccine injury. We did not stop the financial fraud after the financial crisis. We did not stop the private prisons and the entrapment. We did not stop the opoids and the predatory lending. The financial coup started in 1998. Now $96 trillion is missing. Now it is moving to shift the governance system. So now we will have to deal with it.

            Catherine

    5. In my experience when you raise the toxicity level and lower immune system, then everyone dies of their particular weakness.

      1. Catherine, that could apply to glyphosate as well!

        Here’s a biological mechanism to support my cancer theory:

        THE SPIKE PROTEIN AS METATASTIC CANCER

        “The Spike Protein of SARS-CoV-2 has been shown to interact with tumor suppressor p53. p53 mutations are the most common genetic alterations found in cancers and are observed in >50% of all tumors.”

        http://wmcresearch.org/the-spike-protein-as-metatastic-cancer/

        It’s not just p53. It’s also BRCA 1 & 2 (genes we all carry that normally help our bodies suppress BReast CAncer). The above author references this paper:

        S2 Subunit of SARS-nCoV-2 Interacts with Tumor Suppressor Protein p53 and BRCA: an In Silico Study
        https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7324311/

        “Here, we have investigated the interaction of S2 subunit to tumor suppressor and cell cycle-related proteins. HADDOCK 2.2 software was used to analyze the interaction and found that S2 subunit of SARS-nCov-2 strongly interacts with p53 and BRCA-1/2 proteins (Figure 1). p53 and BRCA are the well-known tumor suppressor proteins, that regulate downstream genes in response to numerous cellular stress and are frequently mutated in human cancer [5,6].”

        HADDOCK 2.2 (High Ambiguity Driven protein-protein DOCKing) is a computer model (in silico) that identifies and characterizes interactions between biomolecules.

        I didn’t know about the link between the spike protein and tumor suppressor genes until I stumbled upon it by accident on a social media site the other day. I looked into it on DuckDuckGo. MSM has done a good job of distracting us from this, and Google has been hiding it.

        Is it better to get a natural infection of covid, or to get the vaccine? If you get a natural infection your body produces spike protein for a few days, because your cells haven’t been instructed to produce it, at the gene / RNA level. But, *if you get the covid vaccine, your body produces spike protein indefinitely. And they’re giving it to children! Without parental consent!*

        *****

        mRNA vaccines are expected to cause a surge in autoimmune disease, according to Dr. Dolores Cahill.

        If cancer or other diseases start showing up, months after getting a covid vaccine, the gov will use that to force us to be implanted with Profusa chips.

        *****

        Solid organ transplants have to be matched for size – especially hearts and kidneys.

        China apparently has a large black market for solid organs. The predator class in The West seems to envy China’s top-down government, surveillance system, and social credit score.

        Catherine, you mentioned recently that you keep seeing new hospitals and medical centers being built. Probably for transplants and the expected surge in cancer patients? (maybe it was in your interview last week with Alison McDowell)

        2. I believed it was going to be the steady deterioration of immune systems, steady increase in toxicity – both from what I call the great poisoning – plus the big pharma treadmill This in today from Neil Howe forwarded by a subscriber

          NewsWire: 6/07/21

          According to a new study, the prevalence of chronic pain increased substantially among Americans from 2002 to 2018. The increase occurred among people of all ages and backgrounds, but was steeper among those who are lower-income and less educated. (Demography)
          NH: Are you experiencing a specific type of pain that has lasted at least three months? If so, you’re not alone.
          Just over half (54%) of all Americans in 2018 said they are experiencing such pain, up from just under half (49%) in 2002. The most common type of chronic pain reported was “joint pain,” and it’s here where the incidence rose the fastest, from 27% to 33% of all Americans. Other types of pain were back, neck, headache/migraine, and facial/jaw. Even after adjusting for age, the increases are still substantial. For any pain the age-normalized rate rose by 8%, and for joint pain it rose by 14%.
          These are the findings of an analysis of data from the National Health Interview Survey (NHIS), now run by the NCHS. The sample size here is enormous: roughly 20K-30K respondents per year, for a total N = 443,000. And the data allow for matching to nearly every relevant socioeconomic variable. The Demography editors believe the study is so important that they stretched the boundaries of their discipline to publish it.
          Why study chronic pain? Because, the researchers point out, it’s a major public health problem given its high prevalence and costs. “Nationally, the number of people experiencing chronic pain exceeds those affected by heart disease, cancer, and diabetes combined. In 2012, the annual economic cost of pain in the United States was estimated at more than $600 billion and has likely in­creased since then. For in­di­vid­u­als, chronic pain is a key de­ter­mi­nant of qual­ity of life, healthcare utilization, and disability.” What’s more, every previous study of chronic pain has shown that its prevalence has been rising over time.
          Many of the study’s findings corroborate what we already know. In every age bracket, women are much more likely to report chronic pain than men. Whites are more likely than nonwhites. The poor and less educated are more likely than the affluent and more educated. And of course older people are more likely than younger people. As expected, alcohol use, smoking, higher BMI, less exercise, and most reported health conditions are also associated with higher rates of chronic pain.
          What’s surprising is how steep and widespread the rising prevalence is over time. In literally every single crosstab–by age, region, nativity, educational attainment, and income–rates of chronic pain have risen. Here’s the prevalence for “any pain” by age and sex.

          1. Slightly off topic, but what the heck….

            WSJ reports that Jeff Bezos plans to travel to space next month. Bezos said in an Instagram post Monday that he will be one of the inaugural passengers on Blue Origin’s New Shepard spacecraft, during its first crewed flight scheduled for launch from West Texas on July 20.

            I pray it’s a one-way ticket…. : )

    1. Assume they think paying will help get more people to risk taking it.

      1. That would be surprising to me if she did. But nothing should surprise me anymore.

  18. JD Farag is from Hawaii not California – he is my virtual pastor – God bless him and protect him!

  20. Beautiful flawless presentation. I kinda miss the flaws though, it feels a bit less real now.
    On the Ask Catherine front, I have a sort of query I find hard to frame. I’m an outsider to the financial space, and I cannot figure out why
    P = G – T (or Corporate profits ~= Government Deficit )
    never gets discussed.

    1. Hmm…I like authentic. Not into slick. Appreciate the feedback.

      1. It’s like sitting across the table from you. 🙂
        FWIW, my take on Profits:
        year : Total Cap Tn : Deficit Bn : P/E
        2005 : $17Tn : $394Bn : 18
        2018 : $30Tn : $1044Bn : 22
        2020 : $43Tn : $3000Bn : 38
        The numbers are a bit flaky : I’m unsure what to make of the 2020 data.
        It seems that the Deficit has gone into Savings instead of Profits. As always I could be wrong, but my point is that nobody wants to know.

    1. That has likely been happening. Big investments were certainly made in China.

  23. The video image looks great. I had no idea OBS studio could do something like that.

    I have heard that FEMA has formed “zones” out of regions they previously defined (https://www.fema.gov/about/organization/regions). Regions 1, 3 and 4 are Zone 1, Regions 5, 6 and 8 are Zone 2, and the remaining regions, including where the BSL4 lab is going to be, form Zone 3. That seems like a strange zoning to me, but perhaps you can make sense of it. What is even more scary is that FEMA reportedly has a large number of contract job postings for experts in various fields in Zone 2 (surrounding the heartland) to address an incident that they anticipate will happen in the future but not sure when.

    Ever since I heard that mad cow disease, foot-and-mouth disease, etc were products of research at BSL4 labs, I have been wondering about the cause of the bird flu outbreaks. A couple of years ago, I had an opportunity to talk with an older man who was working on securing food supply contracts for the Tokyo Olympic Games. He said that 70% or so of chicken grown in Japan were purchased from Monsanto (I stopped buying meats and poultry in grocery stores and from regular butchers at that point), and he said that the farmers did not know why but for some reason, a higher percentage of Monsanto birds stayed alive (probably, despite feeding Monsanto feeds). Could Monsanto or its friends be causing flu outbreaks to create demand??

    Among the networks of people, many of whom I suspect are controlled opposition giving out hopium, are those who have said that the new currency would be backed by a basket of commodities (not just precious metals) and that the “white hats” have been replacing vaccines on market with saline solutions. Your comments made me wonder if they were truthful on these points.

    Almost everyone in Japan is asleep. The stupidity and the lack of knowledge of the Japanese is unbelievable, as is the lack of courageous people among those with wealth/power/status in this country. I recently moved domestically and in the new area, they won’t even let me opt out of smartmeters despite my sensitivity to the EMF. I never thought I’d dream of fleeing to Russia.

  24. Ok so insurance companies according to the broker haven’t priced in the virus.

    Great and telling info.

    But… have they priced in vaccinations in the premium? If not, does that mean the injections are not dangerous?

    Obviously it wouldn’t. but if we are looking for clues from insurance companies who really know how to price risk, it would be nice to see how and if premiums change.

    1. Absolutely. If you have feedback from the insurance industry, everyone, please post!

      1. I inquired with a 40,000 member PEO that manages our health care insurance – their response was that the government is requiring they cover all costs related to vaccination [at the present time]. I also asked the life insurance provider….they will not respond to hypothetical inquiry and take things on a case by case basis….in other words all options are open

        1. Thanks. My guess is that some health insurance is not covering by concluding the injection injury was not caused by the injection.

  25. Video is wonderful and is really flattering to you both. Not joking. It is a IdiocraZy for sure.

    1. Lots of work going into audio and video quality around here. This should be core curriculum in grade schools…and home schools!

  26. Do you think the “Mr Global” operation is getting a lot of defectors?
    Surely they must see the future they’re building and have a few with regrets…

  27. I think adding men to women’s prisons is really just getting people used to a mixed prison system so they don’t have to mess with separating. Trans human agenda. Get rid of he/she and human factor. Need to normalize people to a gender neutral system. It goes with sterilization agenda too. They don’t want people procreating. They can manipulate DNA and grow test tube babies. That all sounds crazy to write but if you look at these crazy news story from the trans-human agenda you start seeing the same patterns. Gender neutral, they/them pronouns, break up family unit, get parents out of the way, setup mixed prison systems, etc.

    1. You are optimistic. What I see is a significant budget savings for every person they kill or monies generated by forcing prisoners through coercion. No way to know for sure but to see what happens. Lets see if they bunk in men with a history of sexual violence in the same cell with women

      1. Sad times if my comment was optimistic. Even worse if we’re both right. Gross. Time to opt out and build the new. The clock is ticking, especially for those that don’t already own their homes. Tick-toc, tick-toc. Record your land patents, put in your gardens, build your community and get in the fight and/or support those that are if you can’t hack it. I’m all in and fighting with everything I have in Washington against Dumbslee. Thank you for all you do, it gives me hope. So does Dr. Cowan, Andrew Kaufman and Stefan Lanka. It’s time for the paradigm shift. “The microbe is nothing, the terrain is everything.”

  28. I love the transvaxxite analogy! I thought the captain Sully flick was enjoyable and Tom Hanks did a fine job. He’s a wonderful actor. No comment on R. Dolan..the jury is out. I always enjoy both of your insightful perspectives on M&M reports. Thanks

    1. That one was a surprise – like to think not much gets past me. So if anyone knows a discerning analysis of the Sully story, send it this way.

      1. A timeline, not analysis..

        Jan 6, 2009: S&P 943 points (after 27% rise from recent low)
        Jan 15, 2009: Miracle on the Hudson safe landing on water (9 days after the 6th, and 15=1+5=6)
        March 9, 2009: S&P 666 points bottom (intraday, 676 EoD, just below 30% from Jan 6 high), before miraculously rising through 2021

        Numerology/symbology people might be amused about a local top on the 6th and decade-to-come bottom on the 9th (upside down 6).

  31. I agree, the UFO OP being run is ridiculous along with their CIA “whistleblower” front man Luis Elizondo. I knew there had to be a reason for this obviously coordinated effort coming from the Intelligence Community, Military and Media; your explanation that it’s another tactic toward weakening the dollar makes sense. Like you Catherine, I have held Richard Dolan and his work in high regard; but for some reason, he has taken the position that this is legitimate disclosure and Elizondo is a credible whistleblower. I have no explanation why, but it is disappointing.

    1. I wouldn’t be too hard on Richard Dolan. Clearly he is top of his field and knows what is real and what is not. I think the choice for him was between crying fraud and being shut out from the whole UAP show, or going along with it to a certain extent and getting a front row seat and maybe a peek at the inside workings. Like he said, this is the most momentous year in the history of his field, and he gets to sit down with the top players of this particular UAP threat show – whoever they are.

      Saying this is all fake and these guys are lying doesn’t do much for engagement. If the UAP show is to go on – and it will go on – it’s good to have Richard Dolan involved. Anyway that’s the conclusion I came to.

      1. Thank you for replying Andrzej; you are not alone in your generous opinion on the subject. I will borrow Catherine’s phrase along with her clarity on the subject and describe this as a “stacked function”. False Flag, missing money excuse, globalized military, and sadly, the use of divide and conquer to target the Disclosure Community. I’ll leave it there since I believe in the rocks vs glass houses philosophy; it always comes back to bite me when I get on a high horse about something. Instead, I’ll leave this with another Wisdom Nugget from our dear Catherine. I can’t count the number of times this one has come to mind the last several years.

        “The middle of the road is disappearing. Each of us will have to choose and, hopefully defend our individual sovereignty and the sovereignty and rights of those around us.”

        Quoted from the 2017 2nd Quarter Wrap Up Introduction
        https://home.solari.com/2nd-quarter-wrap-up-introduction/

        1. you are definitely right about that. he is in a compromised position. the ironic part is that the disclosure thing is flipped upside down, where the govt now needs to be legitimized by UFO researchers, not vice versa. nice to talk with you Kimberly.

    2. It may be a legitimate disclosure – but the context is ridiculous – other than as an excuse for $96 trillion of missing money and the push for a globalized military.

      1. Many hard truths are laid out in that article. I do believe it lends quite a lot of credence to the “Terrestrial (Dollar?) Adversary Thesis”

        This sums up the play quite well:

        “When it comes to the reality that drones and balloons appear to be the origin of many of these sightings, I wish it wasn’t the case. I would rather have all this be some huge revelation for mankind instead of having to come to terms with the fact that at least one of our adversaries, and possibly two, have played our own cultural norms against us and have executed what may be among the most successful and ingenious intelligence-gathering plays of all time.”

  32. The thing that I love about you and John is when the both of you go through pretty heavy stuff and moment there’s an opportunity for a bit of laughter it makes the swallowing the crap a bit easier. The both of you have such an infectious laughter that is so welcoming.

  33. Who chose this symbol, only visible with ultraviolet light, for under-12 national digital identity card in Belgium?
    https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E2-YvFvX0AU3Tkz?format=jpg

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belgian_identity_card
    Belgian eID: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkVeVR0aIiM

    EU Digital Identity proposal:
    June 2021: https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/IP_21_2663
    2019-2024: https://ec.europa.eu/info/strategy/priorities-2019-2024/europe-fit-digital-age/european-digital-identity_en

    https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/eu-set-unveil-plans-bloc-wide-digital-wallet-ft-2021-06-01/
    “The app will allow citizens across the EU to securely access a range of private and public services with a single online ID …The digital wallet will securely store payment details and passwords and allow citizens from all 27 countries to log onto local government websites or pay utility bills using a single recognised identity … Brussels is engaged in talks with member states to provide guidelines on technical standards for rollout of the digital wallet, which is expected to be fully operational in about a year…”

    1. Proposal includes integration of online (e.g. website login) and offline (e.g. payments). T&C will need review to see which entities (private and public) have access to the authentication logs, which would show where/when ID was used. Are there conditions for selective revocation of access? The Belgian national eID video above includes health use cases.

  34. Tonnes to talk about this week? The Fauci news is incredible – so little coverage. Could this be the start of an unravelling?

    1. Unlikely, they are slapping Fauci and Gates around to distract people from focusing on the children injections and consent changes, the mandates and the passports. The implementation of total control does not need Fauci or Gates. They need the mandates and passports implemented. Piling on Fauci is much more entertaining. Clever strategy.

      1. What is clear to me if the past is prologue is that Fauci perjured himself and will he be arrested for it? Not at all. I don’t believe anything serious is going to happen to him, but perhaps on a positive note, it might wake up one more person out there who honestly believed in him, one can only hope.

        One thing is noticeable to me in my neighborhood is that nobody is wearing any masks anymore. It might not sound like much since Abbott rescinded the mask mandate a couple of months ago, but even after he did that, people were still walking around afraid of each other and wearing masks and local governments were still mandating them…until Abbott said he was going to start fining local governments that continued to mandate masks, between that pressure and the popping of the Saint Fauci balloon, now people in my city are behaving normally. In fact, I had to reluctantly take Lyft the other day and the driver was not even wearing a mask and did not care that I was not wearing a mask, which was awesome to me, because Lyft and Uber is still demanding that their drivers and customers still wear masks, so it was a nice FU to them between the driver and myself.

      2. pull gates and fauci before it’s too too messy, insert new talking heads to maintain the narrative.

        oh dear, I had not thought of that, hopes dashed for enlightened re-appraisal.

    2. The entire virology research / industry has known this was gain of function. And if you follow the money, the covering of tracks becomes very obvious. This post lays it out fairly directly. https://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?post=242588

      Left out is some kind of US/Ft Detrick link which could easily become part of this story.

    2. That Pfizer Confidential PDF on lipid nanoparticle accumulation is referencing mice, i.e. animal studies. I thought they skipped animal trials? If that was obtained from Japanese FOIA, could a USA/EU FOIA or lawsuit obtain full documentation for the animal trials?

      1. Looks to me like what is coming out of the Japanese FOIA and government is that the Pfizer injection is likely to cause infertility and that is clearly known by Pfizer and the governments. More confirmation to support Dr. Yeadon. .

          2. Sorry 🙁

            Didn’t pay much attention to those clips when watching the entire series, but they turned up today when I was looking for Utopia samples. Looking at them in isolation, I noticed the “argument” depended on alleged energy shortages (e.g. fossil fuels), but failed to mention new energy sources like solar-beamed-to-earth. Just another book-talking narrative of convenience, as if any narrative could justify those topics of conversation.

            Tangent: while unsuccessfully looking for an example of the previous Belgian Kids-ID card, found this short video on tamper-proof technology (including ultraviolet) for ID cards, which lists the “John Doe” address as Utopia City, Utopia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkGdAclh214. Also found shady websites selling Photoshop templates for Belgian ID cards.

          3. Just WOW. Scripted world we live in. I always say in America fact is fiction and fiction is fact.

    3. Also, what about those of us who didn’t take it, in an emergency situation receive blood transfusions from those who are vaxxed…seems like another way to get it in us without our consent. ?

  36. Hey everyone!
    Truth Stream Media just dropped a new Teaser:
    “Dark Investments” from their upcoming Central Banking Series!
    https://youtu.be/3Dp6WF5b-Dc

    Their previous film from several years ago “The Minds of Men” about the history of mind control is especially relevant today. It’s worth watching again if you havent done so lately.
    Here’s the link:
    https://youtu.be/LQucESRF3Sg

  37. Another food for thought regarding CBDCs. At least among the software developer community, CBDCs will not be accepted just like the Petro was not accepted in Venezuela. Why? Because while Bitcoin may be the prototype for money used to control us, Bitcoin can only be mined into existence, thats where the trust in it comes from, not just that its private and decentralized, there is the, you cannot produce them out of thin air piece of it.

    Without that piece, CBDCs would be a joke among the software developer community and blockchain developer communities. While I am sure a ton of software developers went to work for JP Morgan this past decade to develop a blockchain for them, we all gotta eat right. Anyone in that community that is or used to be a miner will not adopt or take CBDCs seriously. Even if they are a holder of Bitcoins, does not mean they will trust CBDCs. Why? Because the Fed has a reputation of creating what in the early Twentieth Century was called “book-entry money”, in other words money that only exists once they arbitrarily enter it into a ledger. True die-hard Bitcoin fans of a decade ago when Bitcoin was only worth two dollars, will not be buying into CBDCs.

    So with Bitcoin it has to be mined into existence, with a labor-backed currency, it has to be worked into existence, in other words someone has to perform a service for someone else for it to exist, but with CBDCs, how does it come into existence? Can anyone share a CBDC white paper that explains that? What is it backed by? How does it come into existence? Even if its forced on people, especially if its forced on people, there will be blowback, especially from die-hard true Bitcoin fans, because that would be totally different from how Bitcoin works. How would it be more successful than Venezuelas Petro without the use of force and coercion, I don’t see it. It is going to get the middle finger from software engineers who truly understand what made Bitcoin successful in its humble beginnings before it just became another asset to be traded on Wall Street.

    I am sure the Anglo-American Establishment to quote Carrol Quigleys book will come up with another Masonic game to get the most uneducated of us on board. Just like I noticed that among becoming part of the Covidian Cult are people who have never read a single medical journal in their life or taken a single capsule of Vitamin C. Education is so important.

    1. If 2025 is target date for rollout of a “final solution”, there is time for multiple prototypes which could converge at some point on the spectrum between 2010 “crypto” (bitcoin & derivatives) and 2020 “CBDCs”. Always good to have a few technological and policy strawmen to collapse in the face of public feedback.

      The history of both currencies and “credits at the company store” is that adoption will depend on utility. If supply chains can be centralized, then supply chains can mandate a small set of officially-sanctioned payments. If (big IF) supply chains can be decentralized, then individual nodes of each chain can choose freedom-enhancing payment systems.

    2. take a look at how over the past 3 years, china has successfully clamped down on cryptocurrencies which would compete with the mainstream financial system and the digital yuan.

      https://www.loc.gov/law/help/cryptocurrency/china.php

      “In the wake of the regulatory measures the government has instituted since September 2017, Bitcoin traded with Chinese yuan has dropped from over 90% of global Bitcoin trading to under 1%.”

      and this just recently:

      https://qz.com/2013354/chinas-inner-mongolia-issues-tough-rules-on-bitcoin-mining/

      “Under the rules, big data centers and cloud computing firms will see preferential policies from the government withdrawn, while telecommunication companies, internet firms, and even cyber cafes will have their business license revoked or operation suspended if the entities are found to have engaged with crypto mining, according to a notice (link in Chinese) from Inner Mongolia’s Development and Reform Commission. Additionally, companies or individuals that are found to have used cryptocurrency to conduct money laundering will be handed over to the judicial authorities, while government employees who have either participated or facilitated the practice will face scrutiny from the country’s anti-corruption agencies.”

      say you are a bitcoin bro, but now you can be charged with money laundering for trading bitcoin, and no financial institution will accept it anyway; moreover the value plummets as normal joes pull their money out due to the new regulations; and within months it’s just you and a few other bitcoin bros engaging in easily traceable /through internet traffic or electric consumption/ illegal activity that no longer has such a good margin.

      actually it’s amazing how quickly and efficiently this was done. this is one of several examples where the US govt will follow china’s lead. the world really has changed, although you wouldn’t know it watching CNN.

      1. Bitcoin can be brought to zero in less than 24 hours if and when the central bankers want it to.

        1. I suspect this is true of any and all crypto-currencies. Am I correct?

        2. It looks like TOR may be in the crosshairs at the moment. It will be interesting to see how this works out.
          https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2021/06/paypal-shuts-down-long-time-tor-supporter-no-recourse
          “Larry Brandt, a long-time supporter of internet freedom, used his nearly 20-year-old PayPal account to put his money where his mouth is. His primary use of the payment system was to fund servers to run Tor nodes, routing internet traffic in order to safeguard privacy and avoid country-level censorship. Now Brandt’s PayPal account has been shut down, leaving many questions unanswered and showing how financial censorship can hurt the cause of internet freedom around the world.”
          If they can take down crypto, nothing is safe.

    3. Jerome Powell has said that the Fed will go to congress to get authorizing legislation for CBDCs in the U.S. It’s a very safe bet that the resulting statute will confer full legal tender status on U.S. CBDC. If so, creditors will have no choice but to accept U.S. CBDC. CBDC will also be acceptable for payment of federal taxes and fees etc.

      Legal tender status means basically that if a debtor offers to retire a debt with a legal tender, the creditor must accept it or risk waiving his right to collecting that debt.

      1. You may be interested in an interview, paper and articles by Marcelo Prates, a central bank lawyer associated with the Brazilian central bank and Duke U:

        Coindesk articles (9 through May 2021) on CBDCs: https://www.coindesk.com/author/marcelo-m-prates
        Video (can be sped up): https://ryanresearch.substack.com/p/central-bank-digital-currency-cbdc
        Paper (in peer review) for Ohio Law Journal: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3781269
        Twitter: https://twitter.com/mmprts

          1. Moral-hazard relativism.

               Make America (Boys Of) Brazil Again

            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yyzNQfaQR8
            “A world divided into progress and devastation. The link between the two sides – Offshore and Inland – is a rigorous and painstaking system called The Process. Everyone in Inland has a chance to go through The Process to live a better life in Offshore. But only 3% make it through. 3% is the first Brazilian original series of Netflix.”

      2. Somewhat tangential :
        https://www.zerohedge.com/economics/lagarde-powell-clash-over-role-central-banks-fighting-climate-change
        “”We’re undertaking a broad plan of careful analysis, significant public engagement, and great transparency with regard to our role in addressing climate-related financial risks. You asked about monetary policy, well there’s no question that climate change…can effect the outlook for the economy, can affect monetary policy…but I would say that today climate change is not something we consider when setting monetary policy. We are exploring what climate change’s implications are for our supervisory, regulatory and financial stability regulatory facilities,” Powell said.

        Tett responded by doubling down, asking Powell “you don’t think you have a mandate to act as a cheerleader…” for policy choices that the private sector can use to fight climate change?

        Yet, Powell insisted “we are not, and we do not seek to be, climate policy makers as such. We have a very specific mandate, and precious independence…which has served the public well…that’s not up to us…but nonetheless I do think our work can indirectly educate the public and also I would think inform other parts of the government in the actions they are assigned to assess.””
        “Of course, if the Fed changes its mind and decides that it is, in fact, obligated to engineer monetary policy with an eye toward supporting Biden’s “green agenda”, he could simply hike interest rates, which would hammer the coal industry.”

  38. In the prototyping toolbox for new city-states are “charter cities”, following in the footsteps of the special economic zones of Hong Kong, Dubai and Shenzen.

    http://ojs.instituteforcompgov.org/index.php/jsj/about
    “Founded by the Institute for Competitive Governance in 2019, the Journal of Special Jurisdictions is an international peer-reviewed journal founded to advance knowledge of Special Economic Zones and other special jurisdictions … Worldwide, there are about 4,000 Zones spanning 130 countries. This number continues to grow. SEZs are one of the most consistently used tools for economic development and have become a mainstay for national policy. Special jurisdictions are not limited to SEZs. These include Charter Cities, indigenous tribes, and private communities. Additionally, they include non-territorial systems, such as alternative dispute resolution systems and online or Distributed Ledger Platforms.”.

    Non-Territorial Governance (2020)
    http://ojs.instituteforcompgov.org/index.php/jsj/issue/download/1/Special%20Issue%20on%20Non-territorial%20Governance

    Honduras ZEDEs (2021)
    http://ojs.instituteforcompgov.org/index.php/jsj/issue/download/4/Special%20Issue%20on%20the%20Honduran%20ZEDEs

    Prospectus on Prospera (April 2021)
    https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/prospectus-on-prospera
    “Próspera plans to be the first polity to allow complete medical reciprocity with all developed nations (plus Honduras). That means if you’re an American/French/Japanese/etc doctor with a valid American/French/Japanese/etc medical license, you are licensed to practice medicine in Próspera … Próspera has 100% drug approval reciprocity. If a drug has been approved in an OECD country (eg by the FDA), it’s approved in Próspera … you can choose what country’s regulations you want to operate under, with your options being Honduras or a list of Best Practice Peer Countries including: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Chile, Denmark, Dubai, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Hong Kong, Israel, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Spain, Sweden, Singapore, Switzerland, United Kingdom, and United States of America”

  39. ASK CATHERINE:

    How do we parse the lifestyle differences between the “rock ‘n roll” strategy and building resilient local systems?

    Farming, for example, is a notoriously immobile lifestyle. Yet if everyone decides to become a cosmopolitan vagabond until the dust settles, there will be no resilient local environments to retreat to.

    This is especially prescient for the youth, as many people “holding down the fort” in agricultural rural communities are unfortunately elderly and have sent their kids off to serve Babylon in one way or another.

    Is there a formula or a set of conditions that you use to guide your decision to stand and build vs. rock ‘n roll?

    1. Related topic: case studies of TIs who do/did not have economic mobility.

      1. Rich,

        What is the acronym “TI” in this context?

        Would be interested to learn!

        1. “Targeted Individuals”. See the “Deep State Tactics” 2019 Wrap up reports:

          https://home.solari.com/deep-state-tactics-101-part-i-with-catherine-austin-fitts/
          https://home.solari.com/deep-state-tactics-101-part-ii-with-catherine-austin-fitts/
          https://home.solari.com/deep-state-tactics-101-part-iii-with-catherine-austin-fitts/
          https://home.solari.com/deep-state-tactics-101-part-iv/
          https://home.solari.com/deep-state-tactics-101-part-v/
          https://home.solari.com/the-2019-annual-wrap-up-deep-state-tactics-101-parts-ix-x/
          https://home.solari.com/the-2019-annual-wrap-up-deep-state-tactics-101/

          https://youarenotmybigbrother.blog/2019/06/08/bigger-than-snowden-whistleblower-website-taken-down-fb-page-has-over-18000-likes-18000-followers/

          2. Ahh, thank you. Very familiar with the targeted individual phenomenon, just not used to seeing it as an acronym 🙂

          3. > just not used to seeing it as an acronym ?

            A little friction for bots putting in a hard day’s work 🙂

    2. Joshua

      That is a fantastic question I wondered about as well. Came to the conclusion that having real food and a like minded community is a solution to avoid most of the unpredictability. Having a plan B is the hard part…

      1. it’s pretty simple about plan B – you guys mentioned it a few weeks back. get an RV!

        when the whim strikes you, go out and see nature! depending where you choose to go, you can rent an RV space for between 500- 3000 USD a month (rural nowhere to beachfront LA), utilities included.

        ask your neighbors to tend to your garden or water your lawn or whatever while you are out exploring nature. come back when you are ready. that’s one idea for a plan b.

        1. Was thinking more about long term. RVs sound great, but how does one create something substantial and permanent from being mobile? If focusing on local survivability doesn’t work, the other alternatives seem to be a last ditch, ultimately temporary measure to me. Have I misunderstood your comment?

          1. maybe i misunderstood your question. the ‘permanent’ option and the ‘rock n’ roll’ option are more like plan a and plan z. two opposites of the continuum, in order to hedge your bets. in case the permanent option doesn’t work out, a person can pretty painlessly revert to a mobile option.

            such as what happened in california during the fires. those who could move quickly were spared a lot of misery and danger, not to mention financial loss /having to pay for secondary housing while rents skyrocketed due to sudden demand and less rentals/.

            but i think your question is different. it’s a good questions and am curious what others think.

            here is one thing i noticed: people in /esp less developed/ asian countries tend to have a generational perspective on family-owned businesses. they spend their lives building a business which will be passed on to their children. often these people live and work in the same place (like living above a storefront, or having a house on the same land as the factory, etc.) the parents evaluate potential partners for their children based on how they would fit within the business. they encourage their children to become experts in fields which will complement the family business. they share duties for elder care and child care. often they live in multi-generational compounds /like a big plot of land with several houses/, which saves costs and time for everyone.

            at first the parents support the kids while they are young, and once the kids take over the business, the parents can live off the residual income of the business as a sort of old-age pension, and they can also help out with the grandkids and household.

            they have a 40-50 year long perspective on life and business, which in the west we really no longer have. it’s a huge benefit for ‘babylon’ to get hungry workers which have been raised and educated on someone else’s dime (how much does raising a decent human being cost today? i would bet at least $350-500,000 USD from birth to BA). and on the other side, it’s a huge financial loss for parents to spend this money to raise and educate the child, only to have that child move away to babylon and everyone be on their own again. and both the parents and the children lose resiliency by becoming dependent on the system instead of each other.

            obviously this family stuff comes with its own set of issues. and it really requires a different perspective – even a change in culture. but at least when you lose money in a family business, most of the time you lose it to the family.
            which is only half-bad.

            i’ve seen some of these family businesses from the inside, and they are much more financially robust than you would think; whereas driving by it may look like some old run-down warehouse with piles of random goods, compared to a brand-new storefront, the financial situation inside is different: the building and equipment is already fully paid off, there is significant inventory there, the land serves as housing as well, and the value of the land has appreciated many times since the parents bought it decades back. so the old run-down shop may be sitting on millions of dollars of equity, vs. the brand-new shiny storefront is really just a pile of debt with the owner struggling to cover the costs of the loan each month.

            and it’s ‘real’ money too; some of the places i have seen which look like dumps are providing the owners with a salary in developing asia which is greater than the american kids are earning working away in NYC. with more flexibility, resilience, and peace of mind.

            anyway, i hope that was relevant. just wanted to share this.

          2. Very useful. The advantage around building in a real economic situation is your ability to build real resilient equity – nothing wasted on appearances if unnecessary. Often times appearance are best left modest.

      2. Craig,

        I came to the same conclusion, mate! Went “all in” on a small farm in rural Michigan. We’re focusing specifically on animal protein and products as that seems to be where the most pressure is being applied by Mr. Global.

        …but we tried the “rock ‘n roll” method before. Worked remote and lived abroad in low-cost jurisdictions, mostly in Latin America. Both lifestyles had their ups and downs. Still keep the Passports up to date, just in case.

        Living on the land is antithetical to mobility. At this point, only our local farmer friends could even hope to run our small operation if we left for more than 48 hours. If we left permanently, it would mean culling our flocks and herds or re-homing in short order, likely at a loss.

        I’m reminded of the amazing local food systems we took advantage of in Mexico – fresh, affordable, and with relatively short supply chains. Far more robust than what I can find Stateside, but at the same time, I could only take advantage of them by virtue of intergenerational and localized food systems as a cosmopolitan interloper.

        Having lived both lives, it strikes me that “rock ‘n roll” utterly undermines the ability to build robust local systems. I would go so far as to say they are mutually exclusive strategies.

        So like yourself, I hope Catherine can shed some light on these competing lifestyles as the Hour is Late and the ability to flirt with both of these “worlds” is rapidly coming to a close.

  40. Interesting 11 min video I want to share.
    VLADIMIR KVACHKOV

    https://www.bitchute.com/video/s3EEmy4jE7dX/

    Interview with a former Russian military intelligence officer of high rank in Russian with English subtitles. This was at the onset of the lockdown news in
    25March2020. He explains that it is a strategic military operation.

  41. Our Hero of the Week, Dr. Yeadon is looking for political asylum here in the United States. His outspokenness is putting him in a dangerous situation with the British government. Is there anything we can do?

  42. So it looks like Mr. Global got to OSHA, employers no longer liable for forcing people to take an untested emergency use only gene therapy vaccine.

  43. Upcoming presentations, June 8-10
    https://events.linuxfoundation.org/hyperledger-global-forum/program/schedule/

    https://sched.co/j64Y
    Dr. Edwards will address challenges and opportunities facing Bakong, a “synthetic CBDC” built by Soramitsu and the National Bank of Cambodia with Hyperledger Iroha at its core. Bakong utilises a two-tier architecture in which digital currency is created and transactions are written on a ledger maintained by the central bank, while KYC and retail account management are handled by commercial bank partners, taking advantage of Iroha’s robust permissions system. This allows Bakong to achieve many benefits of a CBDC without the risk of disintermediation. After reviewing the system’s socio-technical context, Dr. Edwards will discuss the task of building a consortium of 21 commercial banks within a fragmented payments ecosystem. He will then introduce next steps for Hyperledger Iroha-based fast payment systems, including a cross-border use-case and some potential features of Iroha v2.

    https://sched.co/j3fS
    Build CBDC platform on Hyperledger Besu – Zoom in the CBDC Sandbox ConsenSys APAC team will present an overview of the architecture of the CBDCs platform powered by Hyperledger Besu. The team will also showcase a demo of the CBDC sandbox. Join us for an overview of our testing platform that will allow central banks and developers to assess and explore central bank digital currencies architecture in a simulated digital ecosystem.

  44. Have you read the book Disintegration by Andrie Martyanov?
    If you have or will read it. Please comment on what you think
    may happen to the U.S.

    Thank you,

    Mike

    2. I’ve always thought that Buffet’s investment in railroads was telling – commercial railroads as a means of exporting raw materials out of the country to be used in manufacturing elsewhere.

      even while trying to put china in a box, the Anglo Americans are promoting India as the economic alternative – which is just the same labor cost arbitrage as was done with China 30 years ago. There is no serious plan to bring back production to America – it’s almost like the financing and political elites know it. it’s only the middle class who hasn’t gotten the memo.

      I call it the Brazilification of the USA. increasing income disparity, elites living behind walls with private police and fire brigades /look what happened in calabasas during the LA fires/. favelas of homeless and drug addicted in big cities. it’s tragic by any measure.

        1. wow. catch the suspect live on air? is this an instance of TRUST SCIENCE ie trust computers??

  45. Yay, thanks Catherine for nominating Dr. Michael Yeadon as this upcoming hero of the week. I do strongly recommend everyone listen to what he has to say wherever you can find it. You will not find him on YouTube. He does not mince his words when he speaks out against the mRNA vaccine. Please keep in mind, Dr. Yeadon was a senior level scientist at Pfizer and well-respected in his field for 40 years and he is an orthodox scientist, not an “anti-vaxxer” by any stretch of the imagination. When someone like this, puts his own career on the guillotine because of how strongly he feels about how covid-19 was handled and how its still being handled, that should serve as a big clue that something is wrong with the narrative.

    In fact, Dr. Yeadon finds everything that governments have done regarding the covid-19 pandemic and its subsequent “vaccines” so bizarre and incoherent, he has had no choice but to reach the logical conclusion that this is about…although he does not use these exact words…Slavery 2.0. Exactly what Catherine said on the Planet Lockdown interview.

    So when a banker and a senior scientist who do not know each other (as far as I know) start to reach the same independent conclusion…that, is what I call a Big Clue.

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