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1. Why cut Putin and the various Russian agencies so much slack? It feels like a disconnect to apply different levels of credibility to US and RUS leaderships. We know these Russian guys are doing their best to serve their citizens the full buffet of digital ID, digital ruble, quackcines, restricted speech etc. If the Russian citizens are anything like former East Germans, they can recognise dictatorship when they smell it approaching, and it will take far more trickery and coercion to push them into the box. The recent demise of Prigozhin is reminiscent of the death of Fritz Todt, Nazi armaments minister. The Russian defence minister Shoigu is reported to be one of the most corrupt men on the planet, and the shit-show on the Kiev side of the front is only matched by the shit-show on the Moscow side, where literally none of Putin’s stated SMO goals have been achieved (if only the pathetic Carlson had presented any credible challenge to him). Why would this leadership blanche at the idea of creating a few (more..) false flag attacks? Last week’s M+M theme was “Patsy Capitalism”. We know how easy it is to create patsies. Abracadabra ! ISIS-K. Next week, scary new variant ISIS-Omicron. Russian hoi polloi now commanded to hate parts of Iran, and the USA (“because everybody knows ISIS is a proxy/synonym for USA…”) Too many red (Russian news and video) flags flying around the Crocus event to believe it wasn’t orchestrated by a local actor. Perhaps the ship-bridge collision is a simpler job, but no reason why this wouldn’t be organised by local actors who are anyway wrecking local health, farms, military, etc.

   This week we’re already onto the “massive Iranian missile attack” where people in Israel report that they saw and heard no missiles. Meanwhile, Tass reports that Russia are still delivering gas to Europe via Ukraine. (https://tass.com/economy/1775073) Again and again, this isn’t really a war as most people understand it. Maybe this week’s thing is just to make everyone hate Iran, (keep sending Israel as much money and weapons as possible), and forget about Nicaragua, the ICJ and Gaza?

   1. Yes, the chance of this being theatre is possibility. We are not cutting the Russian slack that I know of. TI am constantly pointing out how they pledged allegiance at the G20 meeting to the BIS control model. They are winning the war – Either they are really winning and/pror Mr. Global has them cleaning out the Ukraine. The US could have engineered a settlement in 2022 but then you would not have depopulated anywhere near as much.

2. I’m not convinced the incompetence in the airline industry isn’t intentional. Mr. Global’s control grid is more effective if we can’t travel freely. Take away our ability to fly and lock us into a 20 minute city with only an electric car and we’re severely vulnerable and dependent on our local jurisdiction.

   1. I agree. I believe it is intentional. Boeing can be turned around if that is what is desired. John Titus and I discuss on Money & Markets this week.

3. Fantastic discussion both Part I and Part II. So right Catherine about a number of businesses today which advertise as one thing but function in reality as another. Had to replace a car recently. Ended up going to a 4th generation family-owned dealership in Central CA as the ones I visited in the immed SF Bay Area seemed uninterested in the customer. They didn’t even much prep or clean the previously owned cars which I had scheduled to test drive via email communication. They were eager for my credit score and to place a loan and offer min on trade-ins. I grew up running around dealerships as I think I’ve mentioned to you my father was involved with Ford Motor Company units at the dealership level in the Svc Departments. The fam owned dealership where I purchased a car, cleaned the car, detailed the car and put a full tank of gas in it…23 gallons! They introduced me to the Service Manager and treated all of their staff with equal respect. I got an offer of $1500 for my trade in OVER what the other dealerships had offered. That’s how I recall car dealerships operating. I finally found an operation truly dealing in the business of car sales and client relationships. What was exhausting wasn’t the purchase process, it was the search to find a business genuinely in the business they claimed to be in. Appreciated your comment as I felt I had just lived through it!

   1. This is why personal recommendations are so important – we need to spread high integrity service providers names viraly.

4. Catherine, do you believe that Kennedy would sincerely disavow his egregious and thoroughly disgusting stance towards those of us who disagree with his left liberal positions? In addition to guns, I’m thinking of the global warming baloney, ultra-Israel treason and “safe vaccines.” I don’t trust him.

   1. Kennedy had promised a write up on his Israel policy – have not seen it yet and don’t understand his position yet. He gave me a book recommendation which I will try to read. He came out pro 2nd amendment with a very good defense – then waffled by saying he would agree with Congress if they reversed the 2nd amendment by a vote – which is not constitutional. I thought he had backed off on the global warming but have not investigated.
      ON vax I understand the strategy. He is trying to hang pharma on their own petard. It is not my strategy – mine is to give a clear honest map to my subscribers and to protect them from the risks of the environment – little to no time to try to appeal to people who believe in the official narrative which is why I have no future in politics.

      My point of view is if you can not protect Israel against Netanyahu then you can not protect the US Treasury from him and his gang – so yes disappointing.

      I liked his VP choice as someone to advise on technology. But she is not qualified to serve as President or VP – unfortunately it shifts his campaign into an entertainment space. If his running mate will fund getting him on the ballot, I understand the logic but he ends up in a corner that is going to cut into gravitas in the heartland.

      So yes, RFK is losing trust. That said, I am deeply grateful for many of his efforts and his willingess to bring transparency on many issues. I still intend to help him and any candidate on the financial issues when and if they ask.

      1. Early on in the running, RFK Jr stated he would debate anyone on any subject. He was invited to debate Max Blumenthal on the Jimmy Dore show after his appearance there on his stance on Israel and Palestine. He said yes and then his campaign reneged. He has since been unwilling to follow through.

         That disqualified him for me. His later comments about Palestine were absurd.

         His Second amendment waffling is indicative of lack of willingness to clearly state his position. Why?

         His vaccine message – good.
         His environmental efforts- good.
         Core values – unknown.

5. I saw Madame Butterfly in Rome in the early 1970s. It was fabulous. I didn’t have the appreciation for opera at the time. Now I cherish the memory.

6. I’m sure that the “bioweapons” labs are money laundering ops and nothing more. But I would say there is the possibility that the “bioweapons” are actually toxins, not “organisms.”

   Remember what Jon Rappoport has repeatedly shown: NO ONE HAS PROVEN THAT VIRUSES EXIST. And Jon is absolutely correct. The idiotic weekly fearmongering about a new and improved virus on the loose is just so ridiculous, how anyone can be snookered by this baloney is beyond me.

7. Prof. Clyde Wilson (shotwellpublishing.com) is a friend of Franklin Sanders and a very good friend of Dr. Thomas Fleming (fleming.foundation)

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