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  2. I’ve been saying something to the University of Minnesota (oops! The University of Monsanto) for years for the lies they taught be in the College of Forestry and their refusal to tell me where their donations are going… Crickets… for years.

  3. GOPs everywhere are a mess. Asheville, NC Republican GOP still separates the men from the women… you cannot make this shit up.

    42% of the American people are registered Independent (Represent.us), so the voters have spoken. All of these state general assemblies and the US Congress are operating with procedural structures are no longer applicable.

  4. Elizabeth Warren is mind-controlled and fully mis-directed now.

    Be a citizen and try to get help from her CFPB… The CFPB ombudsman cannot explain how a US citizen who does not do debt, can remove themselves from the three private corporate databases that are tracking their every move… and with whom they have absolutely NOTHING in writing permitting these three corporations to capture ANY data.

    And look at the operating process behind a CFPB complaint. It is modeled on the failed BBB. Citizen files issue with CFPB. CFPB get’s industry to respond. Industry responds by closing the case without an investigation on the part of the CFPB, or any response from the Citizen. It literally went just like that. I told Elizabeth Warren’s office right away – several times – and got nothing but crickets. She’s just more theater now.

  5. good point on the Vinal, yes, it is a “Hard Asset” and as you said, Integrity. I listen to Beta and Teta wage music on UTube, and lately, I have been contemplating Integrity.

    Thank you for the inforamtion. I treasure these Money Markets… And everything else.

    Thank you
    Marlene

  6. I noticed vinyl was popular in NYC when I returned stateside in 2018. Perhaps it’s a trend back to low-tech. There’s more physical interaction with the player, etc. It’s an “activity.”

  8. Your Ron DeSantis story in the Links was a stunner. Beyond the First Amendment issue, the question is who are we reporting to?

  9. Arizona’s Liz Harris isn’t the first elected official attacked by the House. Transgender Rep Zooey Zephyr was banned from the Montana House recently leaving that segment of the population in the state now unrepresented, regardless of how anyone feels about it. No matter what the issue, the push appears to be on to exorcise members who aren’t going along to get along.

  10. Watch RFK Jr’s video “We need a peaceful revolution” at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AY89a_zXi9s
    Sorry if I’m not a believer.
    As a starter (06:29) RFK, Jr tells us he spent 40 years litigating against regulatory agencies, e.g., EPA run by oil, coal & pesticide. He was on the trial team that successfully won $13 Billion after 3 Monsanto trials. Earlier he said US spent $24 Trillion following all the wars since Iraq and the Covid Lockdown, “and we got nothing for it.” So I ask him, what did we get for his 40 years of litigation and the $13 Billion settlement? How’s our food, air, water doing?
    13:15) Discussion of Tucker Carlson sharing an independent ticket with him. Interesting.
    So much more….not enough time and space.

  11. You may think I’m ridiculous but MARS will OPPOSE PLUTO on May 20. That brings in a POWERFUL CONFLICT. Bingo! Let’s see what happens.

  12. The whales are being “shuttled” into the big banks. Absolutely. They’re consolidating big time to get ready for the digital transition. It’s not about interest or making money. It’s about positioning for safe harbor.

  14. I would suggest that the bankers are killing the 5 FedNow test banks to take possession of their FedNow records and data. There might be details about how FedNow works or its capabilities that the bankers don’t want the public to know about.

      1. Trying with great success. The peace lilly is very nice and I also like the Sansevieria.

  16. Catherine I am 70 years old and I never understood finance. John Titus is trying to wake up the old farts like me that are in nana land. Thank you John I get you!

  17. Mercenaries bother me. Is anyone tracking them? Photographing them and following them from the “outbreak of violence” at a protest to their bus? I can’t shoot them. I can’t actually shoot anyone. Who is Gov. Hochul planning to hire to get us into the quarantine camps? I think she plans to use locals. And neighbors will be encouraged to tell on us. Also, since she closed the Southport prison near Elmira, it may be available as a relocation center. The local mall has failed and is being purchased by our ever expanding Cayuga Medical Center. Just trying not to worry here in Ithaca but heading out to enjoy the most beautiful spring day. Thanks for your alert and intelligent observations.

    1. Keep thinking this way, Lisa. These are rational thoughts. Keep your head on a swivel. Is Southport a private prison?
      Don’t worry, and enjoy your day. But keep thinking this way.

  18. I’ve recently discovered a YouTube called the New Atlas. It’s run by a young former marine living in Thailand, I believe, with good contacts as guests. I’ve learned more truth about what is happening in Russia without so much US propaganda. I’m also old enough to remember the non NATO encroachment agreements the US has broken. I also read their newspaper and listen to their press conferences. Scott Ritter is over there now and people are thronging to see him. Makes me want to at the least visit. The Russian people have many relatives in Ukraine being constantly attacked by the Nazis there. The Wagner Group appears to be independent Patriots trying to help when the army can’t. The Russian people support Putin by about 80%. They do want the war over and wish it had been done and over instead of prolonged. The story is much different than what we are exposed to. I think it’s more apparent everyday who the real bad guys are.

  21. The smile on John’s face is Cheshire Cat priceless when he says: I was in that world and I left it.
    I understand the feeling…I did the same thing in 1995. No regrets.

  23. Miss Catherine, loved loved the laying of train tracks but there want be a train. Fed Now

  24. Lavrov is a true Diplomat. So is Maria Zakharova. They make the US look like Keystone Cops.

    They’re killing the army and brining in mercenaries…they’ve been employing mercenaries for 20+ years. Seems time for the robotic army.

  26. re: the “Drone attack on the Kremlin”. The airspace over central Moscow – and especially over the Kremlin – is the most heavily defended on earth. Only insects are allowed to fly there without authorization. File under “things that make you say ‘hmmm'”.

  28. I sometimes wonder if the universal brazenness didn’t begin with the Trump presidency. It seems to me he set a tone for the nation. Disrespecting women is ok. Constant in-your-face lying is ok, never mind the video, audio, or photographic proof otherwise. The truth is whatever you want it to be. For every fact there is an “alternative fact”. And so on.

  31. I was cleaning the house the other day (shock!) and came across some lovely, silly books for literate people I’d read years ago.

    Check out Jasper Fforde (that’s the correct spelling): his Thursday Next series and the Nursery Crimes Division series.

    My personal favourites: The Eyre Affair (Jane Eyre has been kidnapped from the book – literary Detective Thursday Next is on the case) and The Big Over Easy (the murder of Humpty Dumpty).

    Warning: you really have to have to be well read to understand the humour.

  32. Re the US Second Amendment, I only recently understood the US perspective on this. The 1775 “Powder Raid” story brought it home to me.
    It is for those occasions when saying no does not work.

    1. Yup. And increasing the chances that those occasions do not happen.

  33. Re: vinyl-
    My 14 yr old son is crazy for vinyl. Cover Art is one of the big draws to the old albums…he (and I, too, back in the 70’s) loves the size (actually see the art!) and pictures, art, etc; it goes with the playing of the album. I definitely see this with some teens and cash, and hard cover books. All are tactile, they encourage participation, imagination, and create its own environment. Also The interest in playing instruments is on the rise here. Electric guitars, piano, drums, etc. Jazz is hugely popular now, as well as playing the 70’s bands…I think this all leans to the turn back to imagination, which I find a real miracle. A pushback on those nudges mentioned in the show. It isn’t every teenager, but a large number.

    Also to note, I have a friend who works in a large bookstore. She has noticed a marked renaissance for book ownership. Shop for, touch, flip books…the screen readers are being abandoned.
    (I’m in W. TN)
    -And my friends who run a small farm have almost doubled revenue as folks look to get away from the Markets.

    1. Vinyl has a much better and more realistic sound…Cd’s have to compress the sound so much ..and they are digital. As a pro musician, I really dislike digital sound. And digital cameras etc etc. A very good friend pressed the first CD in this country ( he was an audio engineer and owner of a great recording company) and he went back to vinyl because of the sound.

      1. Hi Karen. There are a number of steps from room-sound to audio product (i.e. vinyl-record/cd/digital-file), and thus multiple opportunities to irretrievably mess up the sound. i.e. Just because it’s on vinyl doesn’t guarantee it will sound good. Moreover, many new vinyl records are cut from digital files (and this is undeclared on the cover). Some such records are terrible. But digital-audio has come a very long way since the 1980’s, and some records “cut from digital” are the best ever releases of classic recordings. On a good system, they sound absolutely amazing. (e.g. https://mofi.com/collections/ultradisc-one-step/products/mfsl45ud1s-010_charles_mingus_mingus_ah_um_180g_45rpm_2lp_box_set_preorder). I cite this particular record because there was recently a bit of a scandal around the MOFI company. HiFi enthusiasts had assumed that MOFI’s records were “all analogue”, but then someone sussed them out, and NOT because anyone could hear a difference with their expert ears and >$100k audio systems. e.g. Here is the (pre-scandal) verdict of a record-store owner / audiophile comparing his collection of copies of this one album. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZ6XT44cnNw i.e. It’s not as simple as “digital vs analogue”.

    2. That’s encouraging news.

      Last Saturday or Sunday, in the early morning, I went to the coffee shop and there was a line of people down the block. I thought they were enrolling in some race but they were in line to buy records! I wished I’d never sold my vinyl but I needed money in college. I had an awesome collection.

    3. Exactly, was about to write this myself! They can actually read the lyrics in the sleeve too lol. Wish I’d gotten into vinyl myself, got caught in that middle ground between CDs and the transition to digital… you certainly can’t pick up vinyl cheap at flea markets anymore!

    4. Good for your son ! Not all vinyl records are equal, but some vinyl records can sound dramatically better than “the same music” on CD, or via streaming. It can be the difference between recognising that it’s Elvis singing, and actually having Elvis there in the room on front of you. There are a number of reasons for this, but at the end of the day it boils down to the fact that we’re dealing with a music business, not a music charity. Perhaps the main thing to understand, is that most music is targeted towards “on-the-move” situations, in which the music is competing against other sounds. To counter this, the music is compressed. i.e.The quiet parts are made louder. This destroys the dynamic range of the music and is non-reversible. Of course, much modern music is constructed in the studio around sophisticated compression strategies, in which case there is no point in seeking out a vinyl record, but for something from the 1950’s / 1960’s, like Miles Davis’ “Kind of Blue”, you get yourself the 45rpm Analogue Productions reissue and a good chain of sound reproduction, and the reason why some people go wild about this music suddenly becomes crystal clear. This is a promo of that business, but they really do seem to be doing a great job: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2LdW3zUsvg

  36. Last month at the Dulles International Airport, there was no option to decline a face scanner before my flight to Dublin. They told us it was mandatory.

  37. A question about the possible logistics of the proposed carbon footprint tracking in New York: Supermarket owners will be shooting themselves in the foot offering this information for tracking, no? Why would they comply? How would the Mayor force their compliance? I’m thinking Walmart & Costco would probably, and somehow still show profit but the corner stores will no doubt find ways around the system. Could it be a Yay! for decentralisation and knowing your farmer/store owner?

  38. Oh, Catherine. You mention loving Bruce Springsteen. We were at his concert last Friday in Barcelona because we love him too.

    And guess who were there with him? Having a highly publicised lunch beforehand? Even “jamming” with him on stage? The bleeding Obamas.

    Did you know he has a podcast series with Barack?

    I was disappointed when I learned he jumped on the unvaccinated (or wrong vaccine) fan-ban in 2021.

    But this kind-of takes the cake. Why would he politicise his music?

    And anyway, a 73 year old man looking and performing like he does ATM makes me wonder if he is a) miming, or b) having a fetal stem cell regeneration regime…!
    😉

    2. When I worked at Morgan in the 80’s, Mr. Fake Blue Collar was one of their clients. Long before they merged with Chase, Morgan’s niche “was 3% of the wealthiest in the World.” He’s extremely wealthy. His daughter is in the ‘horsey-set.’ Usually the ‘horsey-set’ are part of the ‘agenda,’ including ChesCo, PA! Imagine that?! He’s a complete shill as you pointed out with facts, Marianne.

      RE: CAFs ‘speaking out comment’ I was removed (censored) from UPenn’s Alumni list when I replied to Amy Gutmann’s begging email requesting Alumni hire new graduates during the 2008 crash. I asked her about the rest of the graduates and Alumni that have been outsourced, lost their jobs to off-shore, who are or were homeless, who have student debt, etc. She knows the corporate ‘shelf-life’ of an employee, for recent graduates, is 5 years. They don’t want anyone vested because their pension funds are broke. The don’t want anyone over 40 who might end up disabled (stats: over 40, 1in 4; over 50, 1 in 2). Solari Circles is also censoring, conflicting with what CAF says in this M&M report.

      1. Leslie:

        We reserve the right to ask people to take down contact or to delete contact that creates unnecessary entrapment risk – often for little or no benefit. That is particularly likely when the post looks or smells like a potential contrived entrapment, whether intended or not since we can not tell, including one engineered with influence or mind control. You should educate yourself by reading The Terror Factory about how this game works or the history of mind control.

        Solari is a business. We are not a government with jurisdictional powers or taxing powers. We are required to cover our payroll and expenses. If someone puts the entire operation at unnecessary risk without discernment for little benefit that is playing to lose – something we prefer not to do. I take my obligations to ALL subscribers very seriously.

        If you find that unacceptable, I suggest you re-read the terms and conditions for the Solari Report and appreciate that we intend to be useful and effective and do our very best to keep all commitments. Our intention is to do the best we can with what we have to work with. We are under no obligation to promote one subscribers right to recruit other subscribers how to make guns and do so in a manner that could put those subscribers at risk that they do not understand. We are certainly not censoring them. They are free to promote their stuff in the world to the entire world and public on their own site, on social media and at their own expense.

        If you want to wire us $25MM for a litigation fight fund, we are happy to do more. As Penske said, “speed costs money, how fast to you want to go?”

        Catherine

        1. Sure Catherine. Point well-taken. As per your recommendation. I’ll read the Terror Factory.

          I’m not trying to rock any boats, be disrespectful, insult, harm, or cause any controversy. I’m just truth seeking and trying to educate myself on how to improve all of our circumstances overall.

          I’m not recruiting other subscribers, nor do I intend to. I think that was someone else.

          I admire and respect you and Solari which is why I’m a paying member.
          However, I do feel very innocuous comments I’ve made have been misconstrued, criticized and censored.
          If, however, you’d like them removed, I’m happy to do so. Please just let me know.

          Respectfully,
          Leslie

          1. Don’t mean to give offense – just to be clear. When I see a subscriber post something on Solari Connect that could cause other subscribers to be entrapped, to lose their jobs or get arrested and prosecuted as domestic terrorists, what would you recommend I do? And if I request someone take down a post in that instance is that censorshop? Not allowing our platform to be used in a possible entrapment – what do we call that? I am referring to an instance yesterday where I asked a subscriber to remove a post that was recruiting others into a private telegram chat to learn how to make guns.

            Smelled like a trap to me – whether or not the subscriber intended to. No way to tell, but why run the risk.

            Catherine

          2. Agreed. You’re probably right. That’s actually alarming from your perspective. To be quite frank I didn’t even think of that aspect and I’m usually more aware.
            Please accept my apologies as I didn’t mean any offense either. I completely respect you, John, your business, your colleagues, and all of the heartfelt work everyone does. I’m grateful for all of the things I learn here. Some things I know, from life experience. Some fortunate, some unfortunate.
            My interpretation was that he was trying to get people onto Telegram because he didn’t like the new people (me being one of them) and didn’t like that people aren’t sharing solutions, so I thought he was being censored. The recruitment scenario didn’t even cross my mind. Thanks for looking out for us!
            I also went to Barnes & Noble to sit in the Cafe and read the book but they didn’t have any copies in the store. Then I got to working on my mother’s Estate issues, so it was a working day for me. Many thanks Catherine. We are blessed to have you!

  39. Catherine and John,
    About Intel, the problem is industry wide. According to Fred Hickey, this is a normal cycle in semi-conductors but was intensified by the scamdemic. Vendors double and triple booked their orders to guarantee supply. These vendors have too much inventory because of their stockpiling, and now their markets are tanking–cell phones and PC especially, and more recently cars–and they are cutting orders, forcing the price of chips down. In addition, the semi-conductor companies haven’t been slowing down their production quickly enough and are sitting on large inventories, too. This has nothing to do with engineering quality at all. I highly recommend Fred Hickey’s High Tech Strategist.

    On another note, I know I’m a broken record, but the idea that Asians are advancing past us because of their own efforts just doesn’t wash with me. Tptb packed up US manufacturing and shipped it to Asia, and we funded their resulting manufacturing with our purchases for decades. Explain to me how all those Chinese engineers did anything.

    I know a science PhD who studied at a top 20 university with plenty of Chinese and Indian colleagues. He says one of their cultural attributes is that they cheat. They cheat and it is considered completely normal. For example, he told me that when they have a problem set and each person in their clique will do one problem, then they all share the answers. It’s sop to them.

    Another friend, a well-known scientist in her field with a 40 year career, said she doesn’t put any stock in journal articles from Chinese researchers.

    The advancement of science requires honesty, integrity and a reverence for truth. It doesn’t matter how many Asian engineers there are. Haven’t you seen the vids of the empty cities in China with collapsed buildings? You don’t see that kind of failure in the West (not yet, anyway).

    Here’s another data point. A friend told me nobody wants to play online computer games with Chinese gamers, not only because they cheat, but also because they can’t depend on the Chinese gamers to support the team. They will purposely throw the game rather than take any kind of hit to their character despite being strategically important to do so.

    There is a reason these countries are third world.

    And now tptb are importing these people to our countries. They took away a major source of our wealth, and are importing the third world here in return. Major corporations are either letting go or refusing to hire the successful white male engineers and replacing them with Asians. Great, what could go wrong?

    And then there’s the fact that the vast majority of invention came from the West.

    The problems tptb are causing in the West are a disaster for the whole human race. No amount of Asian engineers will ever rescue us.

    1. Cathy, This is so true and has been happening for over 20 years. They are decimating US Citizens on the white collar side using the Indians and Chinese, and then the blue collar side using Central and South Americans.
      It’s well know among Asian cultures that It’s part of the their culture to lie and cheat in business. I knew a Korean woman who said Asians look upon successful business people with complete distrust and almost disgust because of this characteristic. She said that Academics are revered.

      I’ve witnessed it myself for the past 20 years in Corporate. In fact, I had my resume stolen by an Indian man, named Krishna Kumar. He called me posing as a recruiter. I remember speaking with him at length. He seemed so nice and sincere on the phone. I actually felt hopeful about getting a job through this recruiter! How do I know he stole my resume and had the epiphany he was ‘grilling’ me! I had my contact in the footer of the document. He obviously uploaded it to job boards and only replaced my name, in the header, with his name but didn’t replace the contact info in the footer.

      I started getting inundated, and I mean bombarded, with calls and emails regarding excellent jobs with great pay…during what was a ‘down market’ in the US. But, the calls were requesting Krishna Kumar! They’d leave messages saying how they needed to talk to him (me) immediately because they loved my resume and had an excellent job and they’d quote the pay!!! The pay was what I’d have expected at that time for someone with my experience and education!! But keep in mind, it was a down market and I couldn’t find a job that paid more than my starting salary 20 years prior if my life depended on it!!!! Yet, here I am getting dozens and dozens of calls from Indian recruiters so excited to hire Krishna Kumar, based on my resume!!!! The only consoling point was at least it confirmed what I knew, that I had great experience and a great background and I was being discriminated by foreigners in my own country!!!! And there wasn’t one ounce of recourse I (we, because I know this impacted the entire country) had!

      That’s when I knew this was orchestrated!!! There is NO lack of jobs. Anyway, I then contracted for a company, via Accenture and they made me go to an ‘all hands’ meeting. It was a sea of almost 200+ Indians. I was the token US white woman. There was one token US white make. One token US black woman. and One token US black male. Two token US Asians.

      Just walk around NYC! Everyone going in the Corporate buildings are Indian males wearing Armani suits and shoes!! People think they’re tourists because they’re not American.

      Another time my friend was on the bike trail by Vanguard, mid-week, at lunch, and said, “You know, I know why Americans are so fat!” I said, “Why?” He said, “Look around! It’s lunch hour and not one American is out walking, only Indians!” My response was, “You’re only seeing Indians because Vanguard only hires Indians! They Americans that use to work there are either working through lunch for fear of losing their jobs, or have been laid off, outsourced, bought out, or fired.” For those that don’t know the area, Vanguard has its own zip code and USPS Post Office.

      But if one speaks out about facts, they’re racist, xenophobic, offensive, ignorant. Most US citizens have no idea that it’s common practice for these people to lie and cheat and support each other. It’s cultural. If one studies International Business or International Development, this is common knowledge. But most Americans are so internationally ignorant. They think all countries operate like the US use to (with labor laws, etc.) I’ve experienced this almost every day in Corporate for the last 20 years.

      Lastly, keep in mind that India is a British Commonwealth!

    2. Cathy, This is so true and has been happening for over 20 years. They are decimating US Citizens on the white collar side using the Indians and Chinese, and then the blue collar side using Central and South Americans.

      If people read Howard Zinn’s, A People’s History of the US, they’ll understand that this same tactic has been used throughout US history. That is, use division via race and immigrants to ‘take’ US jobs. The word ‘take’ is in quotes because these jobs are actually given to others to oppress the current citizens and appear to benefit the immigrants. Really, the immigrants are being exploited. They too will be replaced, eventually.

      It’s well know among Asian cultures that It’s part of the their culture to lie and cheat in business. I knew a Korean woman who said Asians look upon successful business people with complete distrust and almost disgust because of this characteristic. She said that Academics are revered.

      I’ve witnessed it myself for the past 20 years in Corporate. In fact, I had my resume stolen by an Indian man, named Krishna Kumar. He called me posing as a recruiter. I remember speaking with him at length. He seemed so nice and sincere on the phone. I actually felt hopeful about getting a job through this recruiter! How do I know he stole my resume and had the epiphany he was ‘grilling’ me! I had my contact in the footer of the document. He obviously uploaded it to job boards and only replaced my name, in the header, with his name but didn’t replace the contact info in the footer.

      I started getting inundated, and I mean bombarded, with calls and emails regarding excellent jobs with great pay…during what was a ‘down market’ in the US. But, the calls were requesting Krishna Kumar! They’d leave messages saying how they needed to talk to him (me) immediately because they loved my resume and had an excellent job and they’d quote the pay!!! The pay was what I’d have expected at that time for someone with my experience and education!! But keep in mind, it was a down market and I couldn’t find a job that paid more than my starting salary 20 years prior if my life depended on it!!!! Yet, here I am getting dozens and dozens of calls from Indian recruiters so excited to hire Krishna Kumar, based on my resume!!!! The only consoling point was at least it confirmed what I knew, that I had great experience and a great background and I was being discriminated by foreigners in my own country!!!! And there wasn’t one ounce of recourse I (we, because I know this impacted the entire country) had!

      That’s when I knew this was orchestrated!!! There is NO lack of jobs. Anyway, I then contracted for a company, via Accenture and they made me go to an ‘all hands’ meeting. It was a sea of almost 200+ Indians. I was the token US white woman. There was one token US white make. One token US black woman. and One token US black male. Two token US Asians.

      Just walk around NYC! Everyone going in the Corporate buildings are Indian males wearing Armani suits and shoes!! People think they’re tourists because they’re not American.

      Another time my friend was on the bike trail by Vanguard, mid-week, at lunch, and said, “You know, I know why Americans are so fat!” I said, “Why?” He said, “Look around! It’s lunch hour and not one American is out walking, only Indians!” My response was, “You’re only seeing Indians because Vanguard only hires Indians! They Americans that use to work there are either working through lunch for fear of losing their jobs, or have been laid off, outsourced, bought out, or fired.” For those that don’t know the area, Vanguard has its own zip code and USPS Post Office.

      But if one speaks out about facts, they’re racist, xenophobic, offensive, ignorant. Most US citizens have no idea that it’s common practice for these people to lie and cheat and support each other. It’s cultural. If one studies International Business or International Development, this is common knowledge. But most Americans are so internationally ignorant. They think all countries operate like the US use to (with labor laws, etc.) I’ve experienced this almost every day in Corporate for the last 20 years.

      Lastly, keep in mind that India is a British Commonwealth.

    3. Sorry, but Site would not let me edit so I had to repost with the edits. I’d delete the unedited one but it doesn’t seem to allow deletes.

    4. I should not for the presumptuous class, I have nothing against any race, religion, color, etc. I’m very open-minded and well-traveled. I work with, am friends with, and have family members from all over the world. Regardless of their origin, they’re great people, excellent workers, etc. I’m pointing out how the elite oppress one group by exploiting another, even though those being exploited are benefitting from another’s loss. That’s all.
      But aim sure I’ll get backlash.

  40. You’re shepherding wealthy people, who are well-heeled, maybe not the savviest people on Earth, not a bad business to have.

    Where could organic wealth-holders take their deposits other than JPM?

    If there’s any truth to the claims by Mike Gill, could uninsured funds have been placed at targeted institutions, to trigger bank runs via coordinated withdrawals?

    Stock markets have “circuit breakers” which automatically stop electronic trading after large price movements. Are there bank mechanisms to slow or stop rapid electronic withdrawals?

    1. https://tomluongo.me/2023/05/04/this-debt-ceiling-fight-is-truly-different-this-time/

      we’ve been led to believe there is an incipient meltdown of the US financial system thanks to a whisper campaign in a concentration of California regional banks taking the focus and pressure off Europe … after the FOMC goes into blackout mode, a whole slew of California banks stocks got b***h-slapped, leading to PacWest is in the early stages of collapse. Now, to me this screams coordinated attack by someone … Bank runs aren’t rational. They are a panic. Who benefits from a panic within the US regional banking system?

  41. SO NOW-PACIFIC WEST JOINING IN. THE FRAY
    ..PARTICIPATES IN FEDNOW.HMMM…NOTHING BEATS INSTANT!!!!!!!!

  42. Starting a about the time John moved, or thereabouts, your weekly video , which is a must watch for me; keeps losing it’s focus…….it’s like John hits a button or something and then within seconds out of focus again. It is quite distracting.

    Thanks,

    LLB

  43. Catherine,
    Could part of the “return of vinyl” be linked to more people buying dumb phones?
    People are tiring of screens. Perhaps they also recognize that analogue is closer to “real” sound?

  44. “On January 25, 2021, the Federal Reserve announced that more than 110 organizations from the FedNow Community will participate in the FedNow Pilot Program. The program will support development, testing and adoption of the FedNow Service, as well as encourage development of services and use cases that leverage FedNow functionality.”
    https://www.frbservices.org/financial-services/fednow/community/news/012521-announcing-pilot-program-participants.html

  45. My oldest is 16 and he loves “retro”, offline, gaming consoles that you need another person in the room with you to enjoy. He also listens to the radio on a analog system with a cassette recorder and makes mixed tapes. We have been shopping at a used video game/console store, “Retro Rewind” in the san fernando valley, CA for a couple years (they happily take cash) and it’s always packed with teens and twenty somethings with a splash of old guys like us buying for their kids or grandkids. My husband says it’s the “Revenge of the Nerds” store and he is right! These young Nerds have told me in various conversations that they understand how to enjoy gaming without “government control of our data and minds” and they are going to save America. ; )

  46. Hot on the heels of Dimon’s shareholder letter, is a theme developing?

    Barclays chairman AGM statement 2023: “Nature and biodiversity are increasingly important areas of focus for Barclays and the wider industry, given that nature and ecosystem services fundamentally underpin our economies and societies and have strong linkage with climate change. We recognise the importance of the finance sector in stewarding responsible finance towards a nature-positive future, including through our engagement with industry groups, and the Task Force on Nature-related Financial Disclosures forum. We are pleased to have strengthened our policies to address deforestation in our recently updated Forestry and Agricultural Commodities Statement.”

    Barclays now refusing to bank for (scale) beef farmers. https://www.reuters.com/business/sustainable-business/barclays-toughens-deforestation-rules-beef-sector-clients-2023-05-03/

    Are the 2 taskforces ( TNFD and TCFD) te the coordinating bodies behind the carbon aspect of this putsch?

    “The Task Force for Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD), spearheaded by the UK and Swiss Governments and NGOs WWF and Global Canopy, is aiming to publish a reporting framework in 2021. The TNFD will be similar in format to the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD), launched by Mark Carney and Mike Bloomberg in December 2015 and expanded with a specific framework in 2017.1 The nature-focused TNFD adopts the same pillars as the TCFD, seeking to provide comparable, financially relevant, decision-useful information.”

    Carney clearly ex FSB/BIS as well as BoE and Bank of Canada. A shame. He’s a nice man.

    1. The Reserve Bank of NZ also thinks it can help with climate change, so does all the big banks, our government and even the corporate I work for.

      All captured by ESG policies.

      They are all saving the planet and the climate and minority communities and our mental “wellbeing” one ESG policy report and public statement at a time.

      Scoring those ESG points to ensure their continued funding.

      Someone said ESG is now the ring through the nose of the Wall Street bull.

  47. The US SPR is at its lowest since 1983.
    PRO Tip : You can’t print oil.

  48. Ugh. We absolutely love banking at First Republic. I knew they would be bought as their management is too strong and the customer service is like banking in the 80’s. People know your name. We opted not to pull out during the run. I know it is a midsize bank. How are these smaller banks going to retain their depositor base if interest rates keep going up? They’ll want more interest on their deposits and might move to one of the big 3. Now Pacific West Bank’s stock dropped 50% today, so they might be going under as well. We are now doing our research for smaller regional banks in CA. How will the small regional banks stay in business with all the media leaks and the public reacting in fear, being manipulated to pull their money and not go with smaller banks? I don’t get why people can’t see all small and medium size businesses on all levels being destroyed.Thoughts?

    1. Listen to Money & Markets. Problem is not in the small banks. It is in the big banks. First Republic was in the top 30. With Herbert retiring and their plumb client base and wealth management, they were ripe for the plucking. And on FedNow.

      1. 1st Republic was an amazing bank. Best customer service that I have ever encountered. No tellers, no teller lines, just customers working with bank employees, one on one. Sorry to see the best of the best be taken down.

        1. I agree completely. Have been dealing with 1st Republic for over 5 years. They provided great services in Europe too during my travels. The bal. sheet looked fine to me as shown in the current Money and Mkts report short of the deposit deficit which was engineered. Could it be possible that “Fed Now” could have been used to move enough “whale” depositor’s funds to engineer the take down?

  49. Mr Titus! We’re waiting for your next video 🙂

    As theres more news of banks shaking on their foundations and all our central bankers tell us “Everything is fine!” or use the word “resilience” just a little bit too often in their press conferences lately.

    1. Methinks the Fed’s view is that shaky banks are A-okay so long as it’s the Fed doing the shaking. My next video is very heavily researched, which in turn cranks up the difficulty of writing it. But it’s coming, rest assured.

      1. Looking forward to it!

        Your last video with the graphs was a very clear explanation of what’s happening and how it is showing things are very different for the banks now compared to previous times.
        Also how the wef tote board of reasons are convenient ready-made distractions for what is going on.

        I forwarded it on to some smart friends of mine to get them thinking, and it seemed to have made an impression.

      2. Thank you! The new vid was great in its explanation of what’s actually going on.
        Its really valuable what you do with these videos because as you mentioned, even zerohedge and other alternative media are completely misleading us to what the actual story is behind those bank failures.

        I trust your explanations since it makes much more sense and provides clear evidence in your videos, compared to the overcomplicated and vague explanations by nearly every other financial commentator!

  50. Can someone in Germany estimate the effective monthly discount on this ticket for an average workday commuter? That financial incentive is the price for linking travel and bank identities.

    https://apnews.com/article/germany-public-transit-cheap-ticket-trains-metro-3d83f1a35ab8e3945b8034b9bd511c29

    More than 3 million people have already snapped up a new ticket being launched Monday that allows them to use all local and regional trains, buses and metros across the country for 49 euros ($53.90) a month. The new Germany Ticket is intended to encourage people to ditch their cars in favor of more environmentally friendly forms of transportation.

    https://www.dw.com/en/germanys-new-49-monthly-travel-pass-explained/a-65421776

    Anyone with a valid bank account may sign up for the travel pass … every pass bears the owner’s name. It cannot be transferred to or used by anyone else. Ticketholders must carry their ID with them as proof of identity.

      1. Good point. I never liked the word “pass” for this exact reason. This relation to permission.

    1. CBDC is a “deposit” at the central bank. Because the central bank can create more dollars, no need to worry about a run.

    1. They have worked so hard to start race wars that just don’t materialize. So, next up sex/gender wars. That will fail also.
      Something about fooling people…

      And this: Chelsea Clinton Comes Out In Favor Of Porn For School Kidshttps://www.zerohedge.com/political/chelsea-clinton-comes-out-favor-porn-school-kids

      What a mother?!

      1. Chelsea is not dependent on using the government schools she helps to ruin.

        1. Right.
          What about the “village”? Criminals. It takes a village of porn stars to destroy ya’ll.

          I am so disgusted by the pornpush.

          1. AI can be applied to images and video for the purpose of determining the probable birth biological gender of possibly-inverted actors. That may affect industries with economic dependence on human audience perception.

  55. Mushrooms and their post-rain, electrical conversationsDate:
    April 28, 2023
    Source:
    Tohoku University
    Summary:
    Certain types of fungi can communicate with each other via electrical signals. But much remains unknown about how and when they do so. A group of researchers recently headed to the forest to measure the electrical signals of Laccaria bicolor mushrooms, finding that their electrical signals increased following rainfall.

    https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2023/04/230428130814.htm

  56. When the gun prohibitionists quote a statistic about how many people are killed by firearms misuse, the discussion sometimes bogs down into whose crime stats to believe and how to count crimes vs. the defensive firearm uses. Death by Gun Control works on a level that nobody can dispute: documented world history.
    In the 20th Century:

    • Governments murdered four times as many civilians as were killed in all the international and domestic wars combined.
    • Governments murdered millions more people than were killed by common criminals.

    How could governments kill so many people? The governments had the power – and the people, the victims, were unable to resist. The victims were unarmed.

    https://jpfo.org/images04/smallline.gif

    https://jpfo.org/filegen-a-m/deathgc.htm#chart

  57. How the British ‘Gun Control’ ProgramPrecipitated the American Revolution

    By TJ Martinell. Aug 12, 2015When people think of the causes of the American War for Independence, they think of slogans like “no taxation without representation” or cause célèbre like the Boston Tea Party.
    In reality, however, what finally forced the colonials into a shooting war with the British Army in April 1775 was not taxes or even warrant-less searches of homes and their occupation by soldiers, but one of many attempts by the British to disarm Americans as part of an overall ‘gun control’ program, according to David B. Kopel.
    Furthermore, had the American colonies lost their war for independence, the British government intended to strip them of all their guns and place them under the thumb of a permanent standing army.
    In his paper titled “How the British ‘Gun Control’ Program Precipitated the American Revolution,” Kopel claims that various ‘gun control’ policies by the British following the Boston Tea Party, including a ban on firearm and gunpowder importation, tells us not only the purpose of the Second Amendment, but its relevance within the context of today’s ‘gun control’ debate.

    https://jpfo.org/articles-2023/how-british-gun-control.htm

    Much history at the link.

    1. But in the intro, the doctor says they support the other vaccines. But the other vaccines are toxic, too, although for other reasons.

    2. I applaud you, Dr. Jura for being involved in a mission that goes against the narrative of the medical establishment. God bless you. I thank you for your courage. I am married to a doctor, am the daughter of a doctor and a nurse and built my hugely successful 30year+ career in the medical industry. I have an enormous amount of compassion for and understanding of medical professionals, and of the challenges they face. It is so important that our medical professionals like you continue to speak out against that which they believe to be wrong, especially when the stakes are so high for all involved….the patients and the medical professionals who are blowing the whistle.
      With that said, I have to agree with the reply below from Carolyn Betts and express my concern that the messages in this video from numerous M.D.s clearly imply that the other vaccinations on the childhood schedule are safe and properly studied for safety and efficacy. Nothing could be further from the truth. Vaccines are not safety tested in the manner that we assume. It is imperative to investigate this by looking outside the system. Vaccine “safety” trials DON’T use a true placebo (like an inert saline placebo). They DON’T test for cancer or infertility. They DON’T include long-term studies. And the schedule as a whole has NEVER been tested in combination for safety. The adjuvants alone in the vaccination schedule are highly neurotoxic and utterly destructive to life.
      According to the CDC schedule, a child born in 1983 received 24 doses of 7 different vaccinations. In 1986, the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act (NCVIA) recognized that vaccines can injure and kill and yet it REMOVED ALL LEGAL LIABILITY from manufacturers and doctors. The schedule rapidly began multiplying after the 1986 legislation and by January of 2020, a child born would receive 73 doses of 16 different vaccines. I heard yesterday that the schedule is now up to 80 doses, although I have not verified that fact yet. Additionally, as of January 2020, and prior to the COVID shots, 54% of children had a chronic illness and/or a developmental disability. That percentage was under 12% when I was a child in the 70’s. And kids then received far fewer vaccines with far less legislation mandating them. I don’t know a single person my age with autism. And it’s not because it was under-reported back in the late 60’s/70’s when I was born. I recently heard Bobby Kennedy state that missing autism is like missing a train wreck. Truer words were never spoken. There is clearly something going on when the upward trajectory of incidence of chronic illness and developmental disability appears to have a direct correlation with the ramp up of the vaccine schedule.
      The only reason I know these facts stated above is because I am the survivor of vaccine injury who set out on a path in 2018 (at the recommendation of a highly pedigreed MD who had a lot to lose by awakening/educating me) to learn the truth and facts about vaccine policy and safety. I had the been at the height of my professional career in 2008 when autoimmune disease reared its ugly head after routine healthcare industry ordered vaccines, and then in 2010 when a major upper extremity blood clot and pulmonary embolism (I had zero risk factors for VTE) nearly took my life. These were life threatening injuries that I only discovered were vaccine induced by pulling my medical history in Summer of 2020 (thank God I kept perfect records of everything in an effort to be my own best advocate). **Each of the vaccines that I was receiving as a condition of my profession are currently on the childhood vaccination schedule**. Additionally, my husband was also vaccine injured with Bells Palsy for 4 months in 1998 after vaccines associated with a hospital surgical privileges application. We also did not put two and two together until 2020, when I pulled our medical records. The vaccination that caused his injury is routinely administered to babies on the first day of life in hospitals all across this country. To say we were shocked to finally understand this truth is an understatement.
      It was by God’s grace that we discovered the truth about vaccine ingredients and vaccine policy, and we both believe we were put on that path for a very important reason. We were very fortunate to have had a two year head start on the truth by the time “that thing they call COVID” as I refer to it, came knocking on all our doors in March 2020. We had both studied so much by that point that we knew a “covid vaccine” was going to be on the horizon in no time. That running start gave us enormous strength in this battle, which as we see it, is clearly best won from within. I pray that you too are on that path and if you haven’t already, I encourage you to look very carefully at the entire vaccine schedule for toxicity and shady national policies. The two places we started in 2018 was NVIC.org (the National Vaccine Information Center) and of course Childrenshealthdefense.org.
      Last, I also recognize that often in battle, the good guys can make the biggest difference by staying within the ranks of the enemy and educating those who are still asleep. I personally know a few of these heroes and have unbelievable respect for them. If you find yourself in this camp, I want you to know you are not alone, and we encourage you wholeheartedly to stand tall in the light and the truth! God bless you, Dr. Jura for your post and for opening up and continuing this critically important dialogue. Keep searching and observing. You are in a unique and divinely appointed place to make a huge difference. We are praying hard for you and for your colleagues.

    2. I question, however, the conclusion that this is due to people feeling poor. Some of this (increase in use of cash) is due to the opposition to CBDCs and other financial controls.

  62. Mainstream media report on a vaccine injuries law suit from SKY news Australia:

    https://youtu.be/eHXYla1jU58

    I am still excited whenever a mainstream outlet starts reporting on the truth. It has to be something the lid is too hard to keep on forever. The truth seems to be escaping out at every little gap it can find in the mainstream, even though they are so tightly controlled.

    If there are people that need help and acknowledgment in the world right now, it is these people who’ve had their lives destroyed or turned upside down with disability, whilst being gaslit by doctors and often their own family. There’s not nearly enough talk and acknowledgment of these people. Not even by doctors who are supposed to help them.

    People trusted their governments and medical establishments like they trusted airline pilots. To keep their jobs and provide income for their families, they never imagined that they would be lied to in such a life altering significant way.

  67. Catherine confirmation on “The crime that stays is the crime that pays” in Ukraine by the legendary reporter, Seymour Hersh, interview with Aaron Mate for Jimmy Dore, 18 minute clip, on where the money is really going:
    https://youtu.be/J2MaeM5tdCA
    “Part of Ukraine luxury heaven, 5th Avenue, big time grifters. no oversight, paying their social security…”
    It is so tragic that instead of crying I laugh to keep my state of amusement!
    Also another clip on Seymour Hersh’s opinion on the state of the media available at Jimmy Dore’s YouTube channel.

  68. Seems things are changing:

    Nationwide Support For Assault Weapons Ban Slides, New Poll Finds 
    Authored by Stephen Gutowski via The Reload (emphasis ours),
    
    Americans are less interested than ever in imposing an “assault weapons” ban.

    Those are the results of a Monmouth University poll released on Monday. That poll found 49 percent of Americans opposed a ban on the sale of assault weapons while 46 percent supported one, and six percent were unsure. That marks a nine-point decline in support and a seven-point increase in opposition since Monmouth asked the same question in June 2022.

    https://www.zerohedge.com/political/assault-weapons-ban-support-slides-nationwide-new-poll-finds

  69. News from Canada:

    It is rumoured Trudeau wants to invoke the Emergencies Act again in response to the federal PSAC strike.

    I suppose that will give the banks the justification for seizing the assets of federal employees with no legal recourse.

  70. Catherine, how would you be exchanging cash monies in EU?
    New CASH Restrictions Are Passed As The Central Bank Is Launching Digital Euro. Great explanation by Lena Petrova >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHru9amwqJQ
    Sources:
    https://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/press-room/20230327IPR78511/new-eu-measures-against-money-laundering-and-terrorist-financing
    https://www.ecb.europa.eu/paym/digital_euro/investigation/governance/shared/files/ecb.degov230222_item5rolloutapproach.en.pdf?374f32cc0f53c21a7ec40209254ddf61

  71. Catherine,
    I do not get it, why is depopulation one of the answers to the problem?
    I can understand breaking up the U.S., but depopulation?

    1. Consolidation of wealth, reduction of liabilities, ease of management, reduced pressure on environment.

    2. Michael, did you see the vids back in 2010 ish of Ted Turner and Bill Gates? As best as I can figure, they like playing god, they think humanity in general harms nature, they are above us in their minds. This is also in the tiny book Silent Weapons for Quite Wars 1954. What I hear so many say is they can not believe there are people this evil, so they struggle to wrap their head around this whole concept of de pop. Might could really go back to when Eugenics started early 1900. Also start asking the questions of what do they have planned next? Get fit and healthy is always a good thing to do.

      1. Jonathan Swift was first into that space via A Modest Proposal …

    3. Here’s one possible motive for the depopulation. The WEF would have you believe they’re doing it primarily to avert the existential dangers of climate change. I don’t know if they really care about climate change or not. Climate change might just be serving as a convenient cover story since it is already feared by a portion of the population.

      I believe their primary motivation has to do with growing evidence that energy, and mostly fossil-based energy in the form of “oil”, is going to become, in the not too distant future, too expensive for our debt-fueled economies to support. Not because world events are affecting oil prices, but because the resources themselves are becoming ever harder to access (think: fracking; offshore drilling) AND ever harder to refine (think: tar sands). The low-hanging fruit has already been harvested. In other words, it’s taking more and more energy to extract and process the energy we need to run our complex civilization. The story of civilization is the story of energy. The cabal knows this and, as it has done throughout history, seeks now to own and control as much of the abundance of the earth as possible for its own greedy uses.

      Most economies are debt-based and require more and more debt to grow. There will come a point when fuel provision and debt servicing cannot both be supported by an economy’s GDP. Why? Because both are increasing exponentially at a higher rate than growth in the GDP. This is not widely recognized (yet), but you can bet the billionaire oligarchs have noticed. And they know that renewables like solar and wind are NOT the answer. Renewables can power a perfectly good civilization. Just not this one.

      How shall this cabal reduce resource extraction relatively quickly, retain control over the mass of people in the process, and preserve most of earth’s abundance for themselves? By culling the population at a controlled rate and simultaneously installing total centralized control of financial transactions via CBDC and Digital IDs. And how shall the “dons” get their foot soldiers to do the dirty work? By appealing to the plentiful greed and psychopathy of those in positions of power. 
      Voila. Mission accomplished, with the additional benefit that the eugenicists among them can look forward to dancing in the streets.

       ** NOTE: The latest data assembled by long-time petroleum geologist Arthur Berman is quite revealing. In particular, the document referenced below is very clear and a quick read at just 11 pages:

       Video — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDBJdQnjE2o
       Document — https://www.artberman.com/2023/01/18/theyre-not-making-oil-like-they-used-to-stealth-peak-oil/

      1. What about the Electrical grid though? They’re pushing for EVs and everything digital yet Bitcoin / crypto mining is extremely expensive and depletes resources. There was a NPR program about this ~2 weeks ago.

    4. TPTB own 95%+ of the money in the world, and they believe that they now have the technology to automate most of the services and manufacturing they might need on a regular basis. So there is no need to keep the useless eaters around.
      Also, it’s extremely expensive to run the control grid and perhaps even physically limiting, so with far fewer useless eaters remaining, it will be far easier and more economical to run the control grid.

    5. What i don’t understand is why bother depopulating when we are literally 10-20 years away from the real global “reset”.

      The science is converging, and yet few want to discuss this part.

      https://youtu.be/j635Cv2aOlA

  72. Just wanted to share this rare example of self-aware, honest advertising… hats off to them!

      1. Ah I had a feeling you did! It’s breathtaking – either trolling us (good one guys!) or industrial level self-delusion.

  73. On the topic of cultural preservation, anyone from Canada heard about the Youtube deletion of 3,000 film artifacts?

    https://cmf-fmc.ca/news/encore-to-explore-new-avenues/

    With the help of many industry partners, the CMF team unearthed Canadian gems buried in analog catalogues. Once discovered, we worked to secure permissions and required rights and collaborate with third parties to digitize the works ,.. In total, the project helped preserve our cultural heritage by digitizing and restoring over 3,000 pieces of content that directly contributed to Canada’s audiovisual legacy.

    In Nov 2022, with 10 days notice, after 5 years of free availability on Youtube, all of the video content and social media history was deleted without notice to archivists. The content remains unavailable in any paid or free channel.

    CMF is funded by Canadians via taxes and cable revenues. Have any Canadian journalists looked into the virtual disappearance of Canadian film heritage?

    Please archive important text, audio and video!

  75. I believe a major trend you are seeing now is the de-consumerization of the global economy. The news is calling it deglobalization, but actually it is more akin to deconsumerization. Whereas before it was the consumer who drove investment and policy, now global consumers are less important in the grand scheme of things. Large, institutional state capitalist investment models are being implemented, while consumers as drivers of the economy all over the world are deprioritized. Inflation in the Western countries erode purchasing power and living standards, and the major drivers of the Western economies are now investments into AI, carbon emission controls, various state controls, ESG initiatives, etc. I would guess very little of that investment will benefit the individual consumer, while it will greatly benefit the state and the large players.

    In the developing world which was the export part of the consumer model before, you are seeing deflation and unemployment. It is becoming obvious that a major deflationary event is happening in China, as global and local demand falters.

    There is a parallel to this deconsumerization with the increased and blatant lack of respect for the law by the Western governments, because the individual voter or consumer matters less now in the decision matrix.

    It does not bode well for us average folks just trying to make it.

    1. Thanks for naming this trend.
      CAF has said that price is the information signal for decentralized cooperation via markets. If prices are set by opaque centralized policy rather than transparent markets, do we still have markets? If we don’t have markets with price signals, do we still have consumers? If we don’t have journalism informing election choices, do we still have voters? If citizens don’t have choices, can there be consent? If there’s no consent, who are the parties to the social contract?

      1. Excellent questions. Along that note, it isn’t hard to see that the contradictions you mention are leading to massive civil unhappiness all over the world. A consequence of deconsumerization will be public resentment or worse.

        I am guessing that contingency plans have already been made to deal with this. I.e. CBDCs and the surveillance state. Mr. Globals are a clever, the long game thinking bunch

    2. “Fasten your seatbelts. It’s going to be a bumby ride!” And it appears we can finally say, in truth, “America First!”

  77. Wooeee! I’m early here but they just announced tucker Carlson is no longer at fox and thought we would be having a show on Monday as of last Friday ….
    fox stock loss, a reported 3 percent …..which is a lot of money. Isn’t there a recent opening with mr Kennedy running for president ? Come on tucker ….
    And sit down for some comic relief….. Biden is gonna run for president again according to NBC…….( let me give y’all a minute to recompose yourself and pick your chin off the ground….. I giggled like a little school girl myself …. My mother watches the news…. I usually run away when it’s on or I start chewing on the furniture if I don’t have my chew toy nearby…..

    im not trying to put ya to sleep here, but don lemmon is out at CNN…. AND WAS SHOCKED AT THE DECISION….. ZZzzzzz.

    my goodness this news is some brain rotting stuff…. Where’s my chew toy I gotta go outside and shake that thing like it stole something from me…..

    Biden running for president….????. The joke material from this is never ending ….( watch him end up winning again LOL)

    ok y’all. Just wanted to comment and ask what do you all think about all that ?
    three pretty interesting developments…..

    I have a date with a chew toy , I can’t bear witness to 30 minutes of this NBC madness and what comes on afterwards …… Omg…. Whoever created inside edition wishes they could inject the content into us…. Just wow…

    1. Dan Bongino as well.

      I think its a good thing. Fox is a mainstream propaganda machine and Tucker was interviewing some non-deep state-approved people like Catherine and RFK Jr (!) recently. Plus he openly questioned those US biolabs in the Ukraine which Nuland admitted to last year…!

      That’s probably where the deep state finally threw all their toys out the cot and decided to draw the line with him.

      Fox probably now want a good establishment Republican on these shows to focus the public’s attention back on the left vs right nonsense in prep for elections. You can’t let the public doubt things!

      As for Lemon, his case was probably just a timely destraction attempt to get some views CNNs way as careful competition for attention exactly when everyone is looking up what the hell happened to Tucker !

      1. Good point! Tucker was fired not long after his interviews with Catherine and RJK Jr. I think it’s also a follow-on to a planned changeover of tv hosts/anchors to bring in new people. Keep in mind that FOX is owned by Rupert Murdoch. Nothing passes his scrutiny without approval.

  78. Is the FED messing with it’s own data? (Has the reporting changed, or is it a glitch, or am I stoopid?)

    In John Titus’ “Marvelous Pandemic” video, FRED’s FED liabilities graph was essentially zero prior to 2008 (See timepoint https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYOEvurCVuk&t=1760s) But today, the FED graph shows liabilities before 2008 as nearly $1T (https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/WLTLECL). Has the data been scaled up too? The last screenshot I have (with the pre-2008 value lower) was 14th March 2023… so this is a recent change.

    1. Nicanor Perlas has been working hard and is a big help. I think that what CAF calls the breakaway civilization is what Steiner describes at the 8th Sphere. I do love the material world and enjoy my comforts, so frequently have to remind myself which way into the future is really going to work out best!

  81. “Moderna Teams Up With IBM to Put A.I., Quantum Computing to Work on mRNA Technology Used in Vaccines”

    Human Product Launch 2.0 is in the works, and it sure is tempting to take a negative view on all new technology when the first product launch in humans fails to a large degree. Isn’t it?

    by Sage Hana, Sage’s Newsletter

    
April 19, 2023

    “We are excited to partner with IBM to develop novel AI models to advance mRNA science, prepare ourselves for the era of quantum computing, and ready our business for these game-changing technologies,” Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel said in a statement.
    Moderna shares dipped slightly Thursday, while IBM’s stock was about flat.
    The companies said they signed an agreement for Moderna to access IBM’s quantum computing systems. Those systems could help accelerate Moderna’s discovery and creation of new messenger RNA vaccines and therapies, according to Dr. Dario Gil, director of IBM research.

    https://truthcomestolight.com/moderna-teams-up-with-ibm-to-put-a-i-quantum-computing-to-work-on-mrna-technology-used-in-vaccines/

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