“At the banquet table of nature, there are no reserved seats. You get what you can take, and you keep what you can hold. If you can’t take anything, you won’t get anything, and if you can’t hold anything, you won’t keep anything. And you can’t take anything without organization.” ~ A. Philip Randolph

By Catherine Austin Fitts

This coming week, we continue the publication of our 1st Quarter 2021 Wrap Up with Part I of our Take Action 2021 theme: Loosen Technology’s Grip on Your Mind with Corey Lynn.

One of the most powerful actions we can take is to organize, especially if we can do so with people we trust. This was the original purpose of Solari Circles, which we are revisiting to help with the specific challenges of our current situation.

To understand the possibilities of a Solari Circle, I invite you to check out several presentations posted at the 1st Quarter 2021 Wrap Up web presentation: “Solari Circles: Take Action Together” by attorney Carolyn Betts, “Solari Circles: Taking Action at the Local Level” by former town manager Gary Heckman, and a special report by Corey Lynn of Corey’s Digs: “Loosen Technology’s Grip on Your Mind.” These presentations will be available on the Take Action 2021 web presentation by Thursday night. I recommend you read Corey’s article before listening to the interview.

Before setting up a circle, it is important to be aware of things that could sabotage your circle, such as surveillance and mind control technologies. It is, therefore, critical to know about technologies that sabotage a coherent mind and how to protect yourself. For Part I of Take Action 2021, all-star reporter Corey Lynn will join me to discuss these issues. I will talk about Solari Circles in Part II in the last week of April.

For Let’s Go to the Movies, I chose a delightful Italian movie: Enrico Piaggio – Vespa. The movie is about the life of Enrico Piaggio and how he created the most famous scooter in the world, Vespa, during one of the most challenging times in Italy. A version of this movie with subtitles is available on Netflix in Europe. If you are in the U.S., you will need a VPN to choose a location in Europe where the movie is available.

In Money & Markets this week, John Titus will join me to review current financial and geopolitical events and how they relate to the Going Direct Reset. E-mail your questions for Ask Catherine or post at the Money & Markets commentary here.

Please join me this Thursday, April 22nd, for the 1st Quarter 2021 Wrap Up: Take Action 2021, Part I.

Talk to you on Thursday!

Related Solari Reports:

1st Quarter 2021 Wrap Up: Equity Overview
1st Quarter 2021 Wrap Up: News Trends & Stories, Part I
1st Quarter 2021 Wrap Up: News Trends & Stories, Part II
1st Quarter 2021 Wrap Up – Take Action 2021 web presentation


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  2. I am trying to explain entrainment and mind control to my teens without scaring them silly with things like MKUltra etc.
    Do you know of any resources to explain the workings to kids (13 and 14)?
    My daughter specifically asked how there could be entrainment on Youtube tick tock videos. My best answer was it is like a flip book (we’ve made these to understand how videos work) with an extra page that you don’t consciously perceive but that you unconsciously see and respond to. I told them about the movies and coke products. Not sure she totally believes me yet.
    They play music so I will try to explain the undertones to alter mood.
    but, any supporting evidence would help (from Not-Mom sources 🙂
    I find my kids really respond to understanding the background and technology (best I can explain) and will willingly work to reduce their risks if they understand why and how.
    Alissa

    2. The TV series “Eureka” has several episodes on mind control (e.g. one episode involved hypnosis via subliminal programming in music), in a family-friendly format with humor and MacGyver-style science escapades. The first three seasons are a good introduction to the organizational dynamics of cutting-edge scientific research, for those considering advanced degrees or careers in tech.

      Available on DVD and Amazon Prime.

    3. Musical comedy, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josie_and_the_Pussycats_(film)
      “Meanwhile, MegaRecords CEO Fiona (Parker Posey), in a meeting with world government representatives, details how the United States government has conspired with the music industry to hide subliminal messages in pop music to brainwash teenagers into buying consumer products. Musicians who discover the hidden messages in their music are made to disappear via staged plane crashes, drug overdoses and similar disasters.”

      The storyline may be relevant to upcoming news cycles, as Britney Spears’ request to address the court in June has been granted. https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/27/britney-spears-requests-to-address-court-at-hearing-on-her-conservatorship.html

      Along similar lines, Season 4 Episode 3 of “Angel” includes a musical residency in Vegas.
      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_House_Always_Wins
      ” the three run out into the casino to find Angel. He is playing slot machines in a zombie-like state and ask him to pose a distraction while they rescue Lorne. Angel is too entranced with his gambling to comprehend the plan. DeMarco is pleased when he receives information that Angel is a souled vampire, realizing Angel’s destiny will be profitable. Lorne confesses he tells Lee about the people with bright futures so that they can be lured into the Spin and Win game. Their destinies are sucked into the chip they play and later sold on the black market.”

      Shades of Alison McDowell and human capital markets. CAF has previously mentioned the book on applying casino techniques to online games and social networks, “Addictive By Design”.

      For those entering their first jobs, Angel Season 5 is a good introduction to corporate politics, told via the vehicle of an “evil law firm” that is taken over by the vampire-fighting Angel team, who then have to deal with existing contracts to support corporate clients, such as … vampires 🙂 A season-long exploration of themes from the 1997 film, “The Devil’s Advocate” with Al Pacino as Satan.

  3. Thanks CAF & Corey!!! Nice discussion with mega helpful hints. FYI, the shriek o meter, (in this case, ABC Channel 7 News/San Francisco Bay Area), just reported that the Calif DMV is relaxing its deadline for its required Calif Driver’s Lic. conversions to a “REAL ID” version, up to 2023. The magic virus has caused excessive delays all around so the pressure to make this conversion has, poof, been delayed & extended! Makes you deduce that the vaccine will provide a much more thorough ID platform going forward as a technological interface for both individual ID and tracking……

  4. wonderful discussion, thank you. and thanks for all those recommendations.

    for kids, there is a watch for sale in Asia called IMOO. it has only text message and phone call functions to specific numbers that the parent can input to a list of permitted contacts. it also has a real time GPS function so the parent can see where the child is. the GPS feature certainly poses risks but for me I think access to social media is much worse. otherwise with a smart /dumb/ phone you get social media and GPS tracking anyway. lesser of two evils.

    I’ve had my kids enrolled in schools in two countries in Asia, and one thing I will say is the educational system in Asia has not become parasitic on the children. I don’t feel like they are treated as data points for corporate marketing departments and are not constantly subject to entrainment and social propaganda. I often wonder if that’s because these countries need an educated, productive labor class. whereas in US, whoever is organizing the public education has given up on creating a productive labor force. it’s as if the public school system is more concerned with pumping out receptive consumers and programmable citizens than productive members of society.

    not saying there aren’t other issues here, but I have never felt like education was harmful in an intentional sense, or that the child was being set against the values of the family.

    in my mind, that level of derision for the youth of a country is very sad and scary, because if the young are not valued and nurtured, the future is toast. you don’t MAGA without a jump in math scores unless you plan to import the engineers. also how can we expect adults to be treated with dignity and respect when the children are treated thus.

    another thing is pop culture. pop culture in Asia can be materialistic, stupefying, and vacuous, but I have not seen any examples where it is demonic such as Satanic or occult symbolism, sexualization of young kids or excessive Gore or innuendo in children’s entertainment.

    I honestly don’t know what to make of those distinctions, but they’re there.

    so if you can afford it, take the kids to a private school. if not, then home school.

  6. Hi Catherine,

    Wonderful Part I of the 2021 1st Quarter Wrap Up! Thank you so much for compiling so much in one place!

    To add to some of the topics you and Corey Lynn discussed, I’d like to share some information I have used and come across:

    1. Qi Gong/Ch’i Kung/氣功：Bruce Kumar Frantzis
    https://www.energyarts.com/
    https://www.thetaospace.com/

    As someone who has studied various forms of qi gong, meditation, tai chi, and internal martial arts from Bruce and his senior students starting in the 1990s in the San Francisco Bay Area, I can fully recommend his teachings and practices. Bruce is one of the few westerners who is fluent in both Mandarin Chinese and Japanese and had spent over 15 years in Japan, Hong Kong, Taipei, and Beijing comprehensively learning various Taoist practices and traditions. I still regularly train on my own his practices today, and I can confirm that they are safe and powerful.
    Link to Bruce’s bio: https://www.energyarts.com/about/#about-bruce

    2. VPNs: That One Privacy Site/That One Privacy Guy
    It appears that his previous website has merged with this one: https://www.safetydetectives.com/author/PrivacyGuy/

    Though the page for VPN reviews has recommended links that presumably pay for clicks, if you scroll down to near the bottom of this link, you can see the comparison charts of VPNs starting with “VPN Comparison Charts”:
    https://www.safetydetectives.com/best-vpns/

    One thing to keep in mind is where the VPN is based in/registered, to ensure it is not located within one of the 5-eyes, 9-eyes, or 14-eyes alliances: https://restoreprivacy.com/5-eyes-9-eyes-14-eyes/

    3. And I also generally recommend the above mentioned site for addiitonal reviews on how to protect your privacy (VPNs, email accounts, browsers, etc.): https://restoreprivacy.com/

    I hope this is somehow useful. Please keep up the amazing work!

      1. Do you practice qi gong?

        Yes, but please keep in mind that there are thousands of types of “qi gong.” Some are powerful, some are dangerous to one’s health, and some are just a waste of time. As Bruce has said (paraphrasing), finding a “good” teacher for a month is better than a mediocre teacher for a year.

        Here is a succint and powerful one-hour overview 1996 documentary on the “Taoist Energy Arts” by BK Frantzis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-w-lPhLA7Wo I hope you get a chance to watch it.

        As an fyi, Bruce’s Dragon and Tiger qi gong is very accessible, powerful, and most importantly, safe. Like money and power, qi gong is a double-edged sword. It can heal as well as harm, depending on intention and finding the right teacher(s).

  7. I remember the days when there were phone booths and pay phone. You could call someone if you needed help. Now you can’t find those anywhere.

    1. I miss the phone booth. Harder for the Central Bankers to track us, though … that’s why I try to stay analog as much as possible. Stay analog. Save the world.

      1. me too. i did find this great router gadget (XLink Gateway) that allows any cell phone to be hooked up to any vintage phone. does nothing for privacy or security, but the old phone in my house rings again, has a dial tone and you can even dial out. Makes talking on the phone seriously enjoyable again

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