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“We have no more right to consume happiness without producing it
than to consume wealth without producing it.”
~ George Bernard Shaw
“You can build wealth, you can build poverty, or you can build nothing.
Which do you prefer?”
~ Catherine Austin Fitts
By Corey Lynn and James White
It is with both a sense of accomplishment and a bit of sadness that we present to you, our valued listeners, this last episode of the year-long Solution Series, jointly presented by the Solari Report and Corey’s Digs.
Over the last 12 months or so, we have spoken to—and gotten to know—so many valuable and fantastic guests that to single out any one of them would do a disservice to the rest of them. That being said, we were both delighted and honored to be in the position to host so many wonderful people, gathering their knowledge and insights so that we could pass those gems along to you. We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to each and every one of our magnificent guests and, of course, we wish for them to have maximum success in all of their projects and educational endeavors—and for you to be successful in implementing the solutions that most spoke to your particular situation.
In this final episode, we come full circle back to where we began, with Catherine Austin Fitts (who launched the series with the episode titled “Financial Strategies During Wartime”) and her colleague Ricardo Oskam, who collaborates with her on the Solari Report’s Building Wealth curriculum and Solari Investment Screens. As usual, both of them “bring the goods” for another informative and enlightening episode that should not be missed.
Money & Markets:
In Money & Markets this week, John Titus and Catherine will cover the latest events and continue to discuss the financial and geopolitical trends Solari is tracking in 2023—and the pushback rocking and rolling us around the globe. Post questions at the Money & Markets commentary here.
Related Solari Resources:
Solution Series: Financial Strategies During Wartime with Catherine Austin Fitts
3rd Quarter 2022 Wrap Up: Building Wealth with Ricardo Oskam
I’ve been told that grocery store owners are squeezed by the big food producers, resulting in the mark-ups in grocery stores being quite tight, 2% if they’re lucky. So with there being such slim margins how can one can save 50% by setting up a shopping club and buying wholesale (Time 53.00)?
When I was going to the terminal markets, that was the savings. May be less now.
Hard to believe it’s already been a year. Nicely done series of interviews!
Regarding people who may want to farm but they don’t have land. I’ve had the thought that many of these higher end subdivisions have a lot of common land (smaller homes but more common space). Maybe it’s possible for a person who wants to get started farming to arrange with a subdivision to set aside areas for growing food and they would provide a “CSA” type of arrangement on members doorsteps through the growing season (the fee and sign-up would be similar to a typical CSA). The difference is that the subdivision land is used for growing and the subdivision owners could become members where it is delivered to their door.
The growing areas would have to be separated from the well-landscaped areas where spraying occurs…but, there is a lot of land in some of these subdivisions.
I’ve learned so much from the solution series. Thank you Catherine and Cory and James.(and yes, we have copper wire in our garden! 😉
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