Special Report: Reset in Ukraine, Part 2 with Karel van Wolferen

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1. Catherine,

   I really enjoyed part I and part II of these long discussions and I’m certainly looking forward to part III.

   I do have the advantage of watching both of your interviews with Karel a few months after their intitial release, thus the privilege of watching speeches by Putin since Part I & Part II. Recently as of this week he made a short speech calling out the West for their hypocrisy, wealth by force and thefy and his ambitions for Russian national sovereignty.

   Towards the end of the discussion Karel is taking the position the Putin is executing the Ukraine operation as a reaction to NATO expansion into Ukraine. The result is disruptions of supply chains, food production, sanctions, currencies, which is interfering with the Agenda of the Davos/WEF/BIS/NATO crowd to implement a centralized technocratic global gov’t.

   Your position seems to be that Davos/WEF/BIS/NATO is intentionally moving into Ukraine, with the goal to provoke Russia into making a move to enable the collapse of supply chains, food production, sanctions, currencies. Thus Putin, much like the Magic Virus can be used as a scapegoat to explain to the populace why they are experiencing the destruction of small businesses, savings and inflation. (problem, reaction, solution). Population posts Ukraine flags in their lawns, complains about fuel costs, blames Putin. Mr Global continues unabated.

   Putin is avid practitioner of Judo, and one fundamental aspect of this martial art is using your opponents own momentum against them. My Theory is that Putin is most likely aware of the Davos/WEF/BIS/NATO agenda, and aware that in order to implement their agenda this will involve the purposeful weakening of the participating nations to implement the transition to a centralized global gov’t.

   However instead of going along with the agenda, he’s using this opportunity to establish Russian sovereignty and insulate the country from the USD and move into an independent financial system, strengthen the BRICS nations, require ruble/gold for exports. He is able to do this now in knowing that the West is less capable to respond militarily and via sanctions.

   What I’m getting at is that you are correct that Russia is being used as a scapegoat, or perhaps, “in on it,” but the angle that Russia is playing, that instead of being pulled in protracted war for the next decade, with the goal to weaken their country (think Soviet’s in Afghanistan). They’re playing along with the game, but for their own aspirations and intentions. This happens to accelerate the WEF agenda faster than they had planned. This in turn is having serious implications for the WEF.

   I think Davos/WEF/BIS/NATO crowd long game is to use successive waves of pandemics to implement QR code digital ID & mandatory injections. Successive waves of inflation to introduce UBI/CBDC under to the guise of “we’re help to financially help you” as solutions to the coming bread lines (also connected to digital ID). Successive waves of “climate change” to utilize regulations to crush farms, control food supplies, and disrupt small business/individuals relying on fossil fuels. And finally successive waves of identity politics to implement hate speech/censorship laws & policies with the core goal to prevent criticism of the Davos/WEF/BIS/NATO gang. During successive waves they’re gradually rolling our their systems in place.

   Being that we’re in a War here, Davos/WEF/BIS/NATO has their long game, say a “blitzkrieg invasion”, the Russian move may have just cut off their logistic supply of fuel and ammo whether it be purely intentional or completely accidental. Right now I see a major disruption to climate change and financial/economic agendas here, that is exposing the other agendas as well.

   My example would be that Dutch gov’t decided to put farmers out of business at the start of a global food shortage. This results in protests in Netherlands now spreading to Germany and Italy by farmers. I think they are organic protests due to the demonization/lack of coverage by legacy media similar to the Trucker Protests in Canada earlier this year. The German gov’t decides to sanction a country that they buy fuel from! This has profound impacts on the German Economy. Revolutions can occur when populations are cold and hungry, we’re heading in that direction.

   What I’m getting at, is that perhaps the long game was to put the pot of water on the stove, turn the heat on, but maybe a little hotter than planned. But most of the Frogs never notice, Frog wears his mask, gets his booster. Russia is your elbow inadvertently knocking over the squeeze bottle of olive oil next to the stove top. Which in turn starts a fire underneath that pot of water, now the frog population is feeling the heat and reacting faster than planned. And Ursela Von Der Leyen comes in and pours water on to oil fire to try and put it out (Russian sanctions). After all, she is quoted as saying something along these lines, “We need to keep buying oil from Russia, as if they sell on the open market they may make more money”

   Certainly interesting times ahead, perhaps the Russian move could be helping the world and not hurting it. I certainly hope so. Time will tell!

2. Hello Catherine,
   Thank you for the conversation. I just want to say is that I hope you are wrong and Putin is not acting at the behest of the WEF.
   The way things are going, the US is headed for an absolute depression. If the depression gets too bad, the internet will collapse and people will no longer have phones or computers hooked up to the internet. At that point BIll Gates and his buddies at the WEF will no longer be able to control us.

   1. This is not what I see. The middle class is being downsized and wiped out. But the people centralizing are in boomtime. There is a difference between a down turn and a take down.

3. Catherine,
   thank you so much for this very insightful interview. This is the type of intelligence very much appreciated. Hopefully, you will go for part III:-)

4. Hi, Catherine,
   The information you provide is invaluable. However, would you please provide transcripts for your videos? Thank you for all the information you provide – we are still coming from behind and absorbing as much as possible. Thank you.

   1. Morris:

      We do provide transcripts for all our subscriber videos. The expense and workload is too great for the ones we provide to the public for free. The alternative would be to make this one subscriber only. We try to make them public when there are public policy issues involved and subscribers benefit from being able to share widely. Appreciate your feedback.

      Catherine

5. That was a great display of what an engaged conversation is and how to deal with it gracefully, thank you. You could be right, Catherine; but I hope you’re wrong about what Mr Global is capable of and hope your guest is right about Russia. Personally, I am not yet convinced that anyone knows exactly how the so-called monetary reset will unfold. CBDCs are for sure a very bad idea. They just represent the next inevitable iteration of ongoing make believe fiat or dishonest money. This will continue unfortunately, as long as enough people don’t care and choose to remain ignorant.

   1. I agree with you Louis. This is an organic invention across the board.

   2. I agree on a great example of how to have a respectful and engaged debate, which seems to be a lost art of conversation. This is the most complex and important issue of our time. I really hope there are countries, like Russia, that are ready to take the stand against tyranny. I am the product of the Cold War belief, where we had drills of diving under the school desk for fear of nuclear war from Russia. The truth is so hard to sort out, so thank you Katherine for generating this insightful history lesson along with modern day events to help sort this out. I am looking forward to part 3 of your conversation with Karel, and I hope there is enough God particles in each and everyone of us sovereign beings to vibrationally lead us out of our own destruction. But if not we can meet on the other side, because as you say, “ There are worse things than dying”.

6. Hi Catherine and technical team.

   Most of the time when I want to watch interviews like the above after a couple of minutes it stops. Is there any way that I can stop that, avoid that or improve the viewing ?

   Thanks for your assistance.

   Thanks for the good work.

7. These two are the ultimate in explaining or discussing geopolitics on an entirely different level than I’ve seen anywhere else. Both fascinating and eye-popping information from two thoroughly researching experts, both “geverfd door de wol” and thus on top of their field.
   A true rarity these days. Well done!

8. Eagerly awaiting part III!

9. Karel mentions a trap being set by the Russian central bank and there is some interesting supporting information on Whitney Webb’s podcast Unlimited Hangout. It was an episode from around January with an independent journalist living in Russia, Riley Waggaman. Riley touches on the movements of gold out of Russia and into the Royal Bank of London. If I recall he was curious as it seemed this was being directed by Putin and carried out by oligarchs with rare metals mines. I can’t recall all of the specific details so I encourage any interested party to check it out directly.

   https://rokfin.com/post/71599

   1. Assume it is part of the ongoing payments to the city as a result of the interests picked up during the Rape of Russia. Lots of rumours about how much this is draining Russia. Would love to know the connection with the oligarchs being assassinated.

10. Outstanding interview. This is why I recommend Solari to my friends. You continue to introduce us to new people that give us perspectives that we otherwise wouldn’t know and your disagreements gave me much to think about.
    Thanks for all you do Catherine.

11. I really enjoyed this conversation and your disagreements! Very engaging and informative.

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