2015: Free & Inspired with Jon Rappoport
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2015: Free & Inspired with Jon Rappoport

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The Solari Report 2015-01-22
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2014 Annual Wrap Up Web Presentation
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“My preference is to live neither as dependent or victim, rather to look reality squarely in the face and use the resulting intelligence to live a free and inspired life. This includes building wealth in changing times.” – 2014 Annual Wrap Up
By Catherine Austin Fitts
This week on The Solari Report, Jon Rappoport joins me to discuss the most intimate part of our 2014 Annual Wrap Up.
How do we manage to live a free & inspired life? How do we create a vision for our future which is more attractive to our time and attention than the shrieking and manipulations around us? How do we calmly navigate in the midst of political instability and volatile financial and commodity markets?
As always Jon helps us to live the life we choose to lead, not the one others attempt to herd us into.
Enjoy the web presentation for the Wrap Up first – you will get essential perspective on what is happening and what’s ahead.
In Money & Markets I will review recent geopolitical and financial developments.
In Let’s Go to the Movies, I will discuss the new Denzel Washington action thriller “The Equalizer”.
Talk to you Thursday!
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Hello Catherine, I’ve been a Solari member for about 2 years now. I first heard about you on a u tube video about the “tapeworm economy”. Finally it all made sense. Last week during Q&A you gave a wonderful description of how you stay positive. You spoke of having great faith in what our financial system could be. The shrunken economy that is and what it could be if the money was engineered more transparently. I’ve always loved this positive approach to the economy that you have presented.
My question is. Is there any other finincial. or political people that share this same understanding of the mess that we are in, and how to improve it? I would love to here more of how this could work. I haven’t heard of anyone that understands your depth of the entirety of the situation.
Thank you
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John:
Farrell, Rappoport and Dolan have the best overall understanding of anyone I have found. There are other researches I don’t know as well who probably do – Jim Marrs, George Ure, Cliff High, Peter Levanda.
I know a few business and financial people who have an excellent understanding. However, they will not discuss anything openly or with their business partners and clients. They use the intelligence to succeed at what they do, but for a wide variety of reasons, feel it is best to be quiet. Obviously, there are many people in the intelligence agencies and secret societies who know a great deal. An understanding of big picture, however, is very rare. One of the most frightening aspects of the bailout period was that Hank Paulson, former Chairman of Goldman Sachs and Secretary of the Treasury, did not know that AIG would never be allowed to go bankrupt. I knew – their involvement in black budget and sensitive government operations was much too extensive. But he did not know that. Scarey. Most people who are very successful are too busy rising up the ladder in their part of the world to understand the whole thing. It is quite amazing that everything works as well as it does. The waste resulting from the lies and lack of transparency and the gaps between official reality and reality are mindboggling. If you have not read Richard Dolan’s new book, highly recommended.
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Comments are closed.
Hello Catherine, I’ve been a Solari member for about 2 years now. I first heard about you on a u tube video about the “tapeworm economy”. Finally it all made sense. Last week during Q&A you gave a wonderful description of how you stay positive. You spoke of having great faith in what our financial system could be. The shrunken economy that is and what it could be if the money was engineered more transparently. I’ve always loved this positive approach to the economy that you have presented.
My question is. Is there any other finincial. or political people that share this same understanding of the mess that we are in, and how to improve it? I would love to here more of how this could work. I haven’t heard of anyone that understands your depth of the entirety of the situation.
Thank you
John:
Farrell, Rappoport and Dolan have the best overall understanding of anyone I have found. There are other researches I don’t know as well who probably do – Jim Marrs, George Ure, Cliff High, Peter Levanda.
I know a few business and financial people who have an excellent understanding. However, they will not discuss anything openly or with their business partners and clients. They use the intelligence to succeed at what they do, but for a wide variety of reasons, feel it is best to be quiet. Obviously, there are many people in the intelligence agencies and secret societies who know a great deal. An understanding of big picture, however, is very rare. One of the most frightening aspects of the bailout period was that Hank Paulson, former Chairman of Goldman Sachs and Secretary of the Treasury, did not know that AIG would never be allowed to go bankrupt. I knew – their involvement in black budget and sensitive government operations was much too extensive. But he did not know that. Scarey. Most people who are very successful are too busy rising up the ladder in their part of the world to understand the whole thing. It is quite amazing that everything works as well as it does. The waste resulting from the lies and lack of transparency and the gaps between official reality and reality are mindboggling. If you have not read Richard Dolan’s new book, highly recommended.