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  1. I absolutely agree about corporate contractors. I have been battling this for YEARS. During the Bush Jr. administration, I caught the FCC selling statute application. If I would pay $180 to the corporation managing the FCC’s public interface, a different set of statutes would apply.

    I learned (and confirmed) this through an e-mail conversation with the FCC’s IG… and he was actually apologetic about it. I was much more polite back then and didn’t challenge him.

    Last week I found another IG bizarrity called SIGAR:
    https://www.sigar.mil/about/index.aspx?SSR=1
    Apparently, this IG organization is managing money that is STILL being sent to Afghanistan – $2 Billion and counting. I called them, left a msg for their public affairs staff: Richard and Shelby, but of course, never got an e-mail or call back…

  2. Maybe Apollo was raiding the pension fund (if there was one) too? International Paper pension fund was raided 4 times…

  3. Everyone has to be like me and John Titus with their bank:)))).

    I bring my bank staff articles EVERY time I go in there – which is at least once or twice a week because I do not use ATMs and buy everything with cash. I also bring Amish Popcorn or several pints of ice cream if it’s hot out:)).

    I have given them copies of every Solari Report I bought last year and Corey Lynn’s book on the Vaccine Passport. I ask them all kinds of questions they can’t answer – to get them to think about how they are going to keep themselves going in the face of this mess. They are the last community bank in my area… and I want them to never go away.

  4. I’m loving this episode. I’ve experienced I-95 just like that. A 12 hour drive is now 16 hours… You guys make me LAUGH!!! I fight everything and the Clock Eatery is where I LIVE.

  5. Catherine,
    On 14 August, while most of the country is enjoying the summer holidays, the Minister of Health issued the directive for the Fall Covid-19 vaccination plan. Citizens over 60 years of age and pregnant women (cannot believe it!) will have to be “persuaded” to get vaccinated. A team of Italian lawyers has started a public strong pushback and has immediately taken action, inquiring with the government how is it possible that the Minister of Health signs off to such a Directive before the new “vaccines” are even approved by the EU and Italian regulatory agencies and despite the blatant evidence of the adverse events that they clearly are responsible for. The hearing at the Australian Senate released lately is also part of the objections to “safe and effective”. Link to the Directive below.

    https://www.trovanorme.salute.gov.it/norme/renderNormsanPdf?anno=2023&codLeg=95893&parte=1%20&serie=null

      1. I have the letter that was sent to EMA by the lawyers but cannot upload it here (it’s a PDF), in case you’re interested (it’s in English) let me know how can I share it.

    2. I sanitized your name and sent your post to the Italian Embassy in DC. Resist!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  7. When talking about a currency backed by gold (or silver or BitCoin) one should look to France’s experience as highlighted by F William Engdahl in his book ‘The Century of War’.

    “Throughout 1967, Bank of England gold reserves were falling, as foreign creditors, sensing an obvious imminent devaluation of the weakening pound, scrambled to redeem paper for gold, which they calculated must rise in value. By June 1967, de Gaulle’s government announced that France had withdrawn from the American-instigated ‘gold pool.’ In 1961, under Washington pressure, the central banks of ten leading industrial countries had created the Group of Ten, as it became known. In addition to the United States, Britain, France, Germany and Italy, the group included Holland, Belgium, Sweden,
    Canada and Japan. The Group of Ten had agreed in 1961 to pool reserves in a special fund, the gold pool, to be administered in London by the Bank of England. Under the arrangement, temporary remedy at best, as events revealed, the U.S. central bank contributed only half the costs of continuing to maintain the world price of gold at the artificially low $35 per ounce price of 1934. The other nine, plus Switzerland, had agreed to pay the second half of such ‘emergency’ interventions, on the understanding that the situation
    would be temporary.
    But the ‘emergency’ had become chronic by 1967, as Washington refused to bring its war-spending deficits under control and sterling continued to weaken along with the collapsing British economy. DeGaulle withdrew from the gold pool, not wanting to lose further French central bank gold reserves to the bottomless pit of interventions. The
    American and British financial press, led by the London Economist, began a heightened attack against French policy.
    But de Gaulle made one tactical blunder in the process. On January 31, 1967, a new law came into effect in France which allowed unlimited convertibility for the French franc. At the time, with French industrial growth among the strongest in Europe, and the franc, backed by
    strong gold reserves, one of the strongest currencies, convertibility was seen as a confirmation of France’s successful economic policy since de Gaulle took office in 1958. But it was soon to become the Achilles’ heel which finished de Gaulle’s France at the hands of AngloAmerican financial interests.
    French Prime Minister Georges Pompidou, in a public speech in
    February 1967, reaffirmed French adherence to a gold-backed monetary system as the only way to avoid international manipulations, adding that the ‘international monetary system is functioning poorly because it gives advantages to countries with a reserve currency [i.e., the United States]: these countries can afford inflation without paying for it.’ In effect, the Johnson administration and the Federal Reserve simply printed dollars and sent them abroad in place of its gold.
    The lines were becoming sharper through 1967 as France’s central bank determined to exchange its dollar and sterling reserves for gold, leaving the voluntary 1961 gold pool arrangement. Other central banks followed. The situation assumed near panic dimensions, as some 80 tons of gold were sold on the London market toward the end of the year in an unheard-of period of five days, in an unsuccessful effort to stop the speculative attack. Fear grew that the entire Bretton Woods edifice was about to fall apart at its weakest link, the
    pound sterling.
    Financial speculators by the second half of 1967 were selling pounds and buying dollars or other currencies which they then used to buy commercial gold in all possible markets from Frankfurt to Pretoria, sparking a steep rise in the market price of gold, in contrast to the $35 per ounce official U.S. dollar price. The sterling crisis indirectly focused attention on the growing vulnerability at the core of the international monetary system, the U.S. dollar itself.

  8. Especially enjoyed this week’s show?
    I’m trying to understand why — possibly because I understand the topics you discussed this week and therefore enjoyed the discussion a bit more? Great as always however ?

  9. When I was having to write code for the national security state, the slow-down strike is exactly how I did it.

  11. Should we assume any correlation between the credit rating of a bank (in my case, mentioned in the Moody’s downgrade story), and its financial advisors? Are these apples and oranges: the bank’s credit rating or stock value vs. the investment managing trustworthiness (or acumen) of its financial advisors?

    A year ago, my longtime financial advisor left one regional bank to work at another (just downgraded). He told me his reason was because with the new bank he would have 80 investment options to offer his customers, instead of the two he was limited to at the old bank.

    I’ve been planning to move my investments back under his management because of our relationship history, but as a Solari reader I’m trying to be smarter and do my due diligence first.

    I replayed the Lucy Komisar interview, and tried to investigate my annuities online (I’m still struggling to understand what I’m reading, and what certain phrases actually mean).

    Then suddenly I realized, I don’t even know if there is any correlation between a bank’s investment management services and its credit rating or stock value. Is there?
    —-
    Thank you and your staff for the quality of interviews and materials you make available to us. I still look forward to my time with you and John… despite how “diligent” I’m forced to be after each episode! 😉

    1. I know you’re asking about the color printer, but for anyone who wants much cheaper but high quality b&w printing, 9 years ago I purchased a Brother Laser (not inkjet) printer: HL-2270dw. After numerous moves, and less than ideal working environments, it continues to produce flawlessly. I’m still on my first replacement drum (it shipped with a small 700-page starter kit). So I was pleased to hear Catherine and John endorse them as still producing quality printers.

  14. Oh so true John take control of your own health. I would add your whole health and food and type food eg how many carbs and understand blood work markers etc etc. 8 years now I have had zero sickness, not even a cold, kefir and our gut microbiome is a big deal. No jab no magic V either. I have been carnivore and keto for over 3 years now. Lost 50 lbs age 68. So yes John great comment. Suggest all read Why We Get Sick by Dr Ben Bikman. Catherine you are looking bright and shinning, will try and do what you told me to do. Love you guys. Many Well Wishes and prayers

  15. I drive from Shannon Rd in Plainfield to Oshawa every weekday (and on weekends at times). The MTO always has part of the 401 reduce to 1 lane at some point for “construction work” yet there is never any one working at the location. Day / night, never a sole there! this started about 5 years ago, likely though more like 6 as it took me about a yearly to notice it / verify I wasn’t imagining things. They start “construction work” in GTA but put 6 guys on the job that should have 40 or 50.

    1. Projects to use and funnel civic funds exist for sure. Here in California, in the Bay Area, a bike lane was installed on the Richmond bridge in the past few years to the tune of millions of dollars. Now, due to enormous traffic backups, as the result of one fewer useable lane for vehicles and data which shows so few bicyclists even using this bike lane, the talk is to remove it. The formula seems to be research the project, build it despite public opposition, funnel the tax payers money and then repeat…to keep the game going. Ugh!

    2. Traffic in the GTA can turn a calm soul into rage and anger! When I left Toronto in 2009 for Canada’s pacific north west, they started the Eglinton Avenue (subway) construction. Guess what? It’s STILL under construction today in 2023! You cannot go anywhere without idling in traffic for hours!! I won’t even mention the increase in car accidents – it’s frightening, especially since after the rollout of injections. The DVP, the Allen, Queensway and the 401 are always a mess, and the 407 is your only peaceful highway to travel safely from Toronto to Ajax, but you have to pay the price and it’s costly if you have to take that route on a week-day basis. So glad I finally left Canada this year… from politics, to healthcare to inflation – it’s just not a safe place for anyone with an ounce of wisdom these days.

  17. Since I fired my cable TV & internet company 5 years ago for poor customer service, and I have analog tube-type TVs at home since flat screen TVs in stores and hotels make me dizzy, I cannot receive broadcast digital signals at home without a converter box, which I have but never hooked up.  I borrow DVDs from my local library instead and purchase VHS tapes and DVDs from local estate sales. 

    “The Blacklist” TV series was recommended to me.  Season 2, Episodes 21 “Karakurt” and 22 “Tom Connolly” finish out the season, which aired in May 2015.  In it, the characters talk about “The Cabal”, or as Dr. Joseph P. Farrell likes to call them, “Mr. Globalloni”, a shadow gov’t.  They have their minions throughout the DOJ, AG, FBI, and Congress that are in positions to threaten and manipulate the good ethical people underneath them with loss of job and income, prison with no trial, disappear into oblivion, or injury to self or family.  In addition, there is a specialized virus in these episodes that was developed in a clandestine laboratory.  Oh, my!  ?  And guess what they discuss will happen if it gets released?  A lockdown!  Cool!  ?.  Déjà vu! ?  Or “déjà vu all over again” as one sportscaster likes to say.  This virus targets certain DNA types.  It’s a roto-virus rather than a corona-virus, spiral rather than crown, but it is still a virus.  And 2 RNAs make a DNA.  And since 5 to 8 years later we are talking about mRNA (modified RNA) technology and behind the scenes some sort of unelected government, I think these episodes are rather poignant today.  Is this “art imitating life”, or is it now “life imitating art”?  It begs the question:  “Which came first? The chicken or the egg?”  Was the virus planned or was it a reaction to nature?

    2. It’s predictive programming and they have a Blackout in the TV Series Revolution as well as a virus that the unelected Givernment unleashed in people. Of course, the Govt had the antidote. Revolution also has the country dicoddd into regions which was discussed during Covid.

  18. These two stories must be read together:

    China Deflationary Pressure

    Deflation: Why falling prices in China raise concerns
    https://www.bbc.com/news/business-66435870

    Drop in China exports

    China’s July exports tumble by double digits, adding to pressure to shore up flagging economy
    https://apnews.com/article/china-trade-economy-united-states-russia-171915b7daf9ba3f8fbd55724680bbb2

    A huge driver of deflation in China is the lack of overseas demand for Chinese goods. Consumers are broke all over the world, especially in Europe and North America. People are not shopping and not consuming.

    How exactly are we are not in a recession? Is it due to all those construction projects and capital investments shoring up the GDP? I was in DC last month, construction going on everywhere on the Mall. Dept of Treasury, Capitol, HUD, Smithsonian Castle, Academy of Sciences. There is money out there, but it is not in the consumers’ hands.

    1. Unfortunately infrastructure that runs ahead of the private economy is like methadone, not productive. So the question is new technology? Will enough be let out of the bag to increase productivity or instead will the depopulation and financial repression fund the harvest?

      1. Financial repression will fund the harvest using new technology – concentrated in a few. There is no need to intentionally depopulate. People will die on their own, they will kill themselves via poor health, living conditions and economic distress, mental problems, and basically poverty. Building scarcity is a way of lessening the opportunities for building wealth and this creates that panic mode.
        To overcome is to stay calm and consistently find new pathways/options for when the main turn or final stage of control comes by. This all situation is predictable not avoidable.
        Collectivism doesn’t work. Individual thinking will take you farther. Unfortunately, not everyone has been provided with the education to survive.

    2. I was just in Center City Philadelphia and there is so much construction all along the East River. From Manayunk, East, all the way into the City. In ~2000 I read UPenns Master Plan for Phila. development. It’s exactly what they said and it fits the 15-minute City 2030 Agenda. Of course they’re all ‘luxury’ loft spaces.
      Traveling west, from Conshohocken to Valley Forge, there’s all new condo and apartment construction along the river.
      Who is renting / buying? How many people are they expecting?

  19. Oh my. RFK Jr on that little country we shall not name. Interview with Jimmy Dore At least can laugh at Jimmy’s face when he is listening. Too funny

  20. Is This the Technocracy’s Hidden Ace in the Global Anti-Meat Agenda?
    Tuesday, Aug 08, 2023 – 11:33

    Originally published via Armageddon Prose:

    Last week, I covered elsewhere the CDC’s warning of a rise in an allergy called alpha-gal syndrome (AGS), ostensibly triggered by a bite from a particular species of tick called the Lone Star Tick.

    Here are two stone-cold facts you can take to the bank:
    ·      The CDC’s feigned concern over AGS is not about actual public health because the CDC isn’t in the business of promoting public health. It’s in the business of pharmaceutical profiteering and social control – and business is booming.
    ·      When the CDC warns of an unexplained rise in a particular allergy in a major PR rollout in conjunction with its partners in the corporate state media, hold onto your hats because it’s almost certainly got some nefarious angle it’s pursuing.

    https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2023-08-08/technocracys-hidden-ace-global-anti-meat-agenda

    1. I’ve wondered about this also. Vaccines are known to cause allergic reactions to proteins and 70-80% took at least one covid shot. Whatever the cause they tell us stories to distract us from the truth.

    2. Thanks for sharing.
      It reminds me of the snowflakes shutting down New York City.

    3. Brilliant – thank you for sharing.
      “The Leeches”, in lieu of the wrong-on-every-level “elites”, just might catch on.

    4. This was great. Thanks for sharing. I sort of assumed those protesting truckers were all in jail. Just like the Jan 6 protesters that were jailed in a D.C. dungeon without water services. Never have heard an outcome. I never watch the main stream media, but occasionally look at them through U Toob and never once saw a follow-up. I get Fox News snippets on radio every hour, and sometimes listen to America’s First News, if I am up at 5am Central, and never once did I hear follow-up. And I’ve given up on conservative Bongino, Hannity, Levin, and Cunningham talk shows. Which is what they are. All talk. No action, except to vote in the next election. And there is no in depth discussion of election integrity, except to say we need some. Everything is evidently hunky-dory now with connected voting machines because they are no longer discussed. No follow up on the truckers or the Jan 6 detainees in the dungeon either.

      And on the other side, there was no discussion about the truckers on left leaning Democracy Now! daily show anchored by Amy Goodman, nor on Ian Master’s far-left “Background Briefing” show, both broadcast on my local independent radio station. When I searched for the truckers specifically a month later on Bitchute and Rumble, I just got the initial reports and criticisms of Justin Castreau. Never a follow up as to what the outcome was.

      1. I think these talk shows are intended to give those starting to see a place to vent and the host’s, venting is kind of a relief valve. Since someone else is talking about it, we think something is being done. They give false hope and also plant ideas that resonate but mislead in some way. They keep us pacified and ineffective.

    5. Excellent post. Nobody wants to advertise and abject failure, least of all governments.
      In 1990’s England, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher (“The iron lady” “This lady’s not for turning” etc.) tried to impose a new tax. There were riots, but at the end of it all, people simply refused to submit information and pay. Thatcher didn’t last long after that, although her departure was sold as “trouble over Europe”.

          2. I just discovered him 3 days ago, but so far he appears to be quite a renaissance man with a wide range of interests. He did some on site research at the pyramids and was also on set in the 60s when they filmed 2001, knowing Kubrick and Arthur C. Clarke.

    3. Somehow this site automatically signed me up for a paypal acct. I’ll have to cancel it again.

      1. Was that the Adventures Unlimited Press site or Azamon? I looked and you can pre-order it through Books A Million, Barnes and Noble, and Thrift Books websites. I’ve never had auto-sign-up to “Payfriend” happen with these websites.

        1. Adventures Unlimited Press.

          I normally buy from known entities. I’ve been ensnared but will get out, asap. It’s just a nuisance.

          1. I understand, and thanks for the warning about buying from Adv Unlmtd Press. One would think that buying directly from the publisher would be best, but apparently not in this case. Even though I have a Pypl acct already, I don’t want another one. Plus, I haven’t used it since, hmmm, Feb. I only have it to make transactions easier on eBay, of which I have curtailed my buying. I have enough stuff now, but will keep it to buy air conditioner filters (40% less than local stores), argan oil which I cannot get locally used for my beyond shoulder length hair, and the occasional silver coin or two to keep building my collection.

          2. P.S. I have bought directly from Thriftbooks website before and through their eBay store. Never had a problem in about 8 or 9 years, although I don’t care for their packaging. Usually it’s just shrink-wrapped in plastic. But shipping charge is usually free, and the only damage was one book got a scratch through ripped plastic. This out of 20 or so books I’ve bought from them over the years. And the integrity of the book was still good.

          3. Their website is a bit confusing. I think they run the credit card through PayPal. Not wanting to do that, I found their order form on the website and mailed it with a check. The books came soon after.

    4. I had to look up the definition of an Ekur. Never heard of The Ekur. So I learned another term of something I already know, and that is a good thing. Good to learn something new every day! ? Now I can go put my brain in neutral and be dumb the rest of today. ?

  24. Don’t know if you are paying attention to this, but if valid, anti-gravity is near to hand, and lots of other seeming technological miracles. Naturally, we do not have a civilization -wide sociological underpinning to use it for peaceful purposes, instead it will immediately revolutionize weaponry and persecutional enterprises. Still, if it’s as easy to make as advertised, it will quickly get out of the clutches of the deep state. On the other hand, this could be a limited hangout in the UFO space for misdirection purposes

    https://www.theverge.com/23820077/lk-99-superconductor-experts

    1. John:

      Yes, I have posted one headline. The technology that can come into the overt economy is dazzling. Question is when they allow in. They want to squeeze profits from the old. I have been getting tips that the smart money is buying into equities. If that is true, only a few possible reasons. More QE coming, another big op to squeeze Main Street, and new technology such as anti-gravity. The greatest wealth creator is the new technology for sure.

      Catherine

      1. If nothing else, this is signalling the general direction of the technology that would attend the next quantum leap in human capability– because it is so willed. We are not necessarily going to be more spiritually advanced, but we will have a plethora of additional whiz-bangs to keep us in the 8th Sphere.
        I can imagine it will also be useful when the limited hangout of ” UFO disclosure” comes along to its inevitable culmination: that we got this technology from aliens and that’s why “We” have to be the intermediaries, much as priests have to be intermediaries in religious matters, to shield our potentially wrathful lords from the unwashed, etc. There will be countless improvements in weapons and technology that further separate humans from their divine destiny, that is to say, for example, thought disruptors that reform the target and convert him into a subservient mindset, etc. Better weapons don’t mean better outcomes, by any means, and investments in them, while possibly producing the biggest historical returns ever, do not necessarily provide any more security than did Judas’ thirty pieces of silver.

        1. Weapons can not replace the law or divine intelligence. But they can sure work for a while .

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