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  1. Hi Catherine,

    I want to put this topic under the category of social psychology. There’s a great youtube channel called Bombard’s Body Language where the owner of the channel analyzes a public figure/celebrity’s body language. She puts out a disclaimer that this is all her opinion and not fact based off of what she analyzes. She can tell whether a person is lying or telling the truth based off of their movements. A couple of days ago she released a video called belief system and she used a RT Crosstalk segment of a panel discussion on liberal vs conservative media and what is “fake news.” She focuses on the liberal pundit and his reactions to the arguments made by the conservative panelists. As the argument progressed and the conservative panelists chipped away at the liberal’s argument and shattering his belief system, the liberal guest began to disengage. He was just shutting down and had this numb look on his face. At the end of the video, she points out how he drools and salvia is dripping out of his mouth. She has noticed this with other liberal commentators and suggested it could be a nervous disorder or long term affects drug abuse. She had no explantation for why it was happening to different liberal commentators.

    My guess…. mind control. Watching her point this out made me think of what are the long term affects on mind entrainment on a mass of people? After a year of Trump it’s only getting worse. I know you wouldn’t pay attention to this but Rosie O’Donnell’s twitter feed looks like Jeffery Dahmer took over her handle. She looks nuts. Certain segments of the population seem to be more affected. I’m in fashion and have/had a lot of gay friends and one time very reasonable people have now become erratic and kind of violent. My guess they watch Racel Maddow. Just last night a friend on Facebook commented on the CDC’s “7 word ban” and compared it to fascism. All I did was post a screenshot of the Director of the CDC saying no ban exists and the CDC will continue its policy in protecting public health. He went off and said yes she’s right but came up with this outlandish explanation that this ban still exists and anything other is fake fascist news and unfriended me. Side note, it’s incredible how the liberals stole that back from Trump.

    NYT put out an article today on the 7 word ban and commented that even though the Director of the CDC made a statement it doesn’t exist but officials within the CDC says it does. Then compares Trump’s policies to the child’s game peek-a-boo and labeled it the Peek-a-Boo doctrine and described it as a psychological phenomenon called “object permanence….” HUH….? In all honesty, I didn’t understand the point the reporter was trying to make. It was so nuts but people are following this and grasping on to it as if its reality.

    The fear I have is the long term affects of this. They are driving people nuts. As time goes on and whoever the new Joseph Mengele is only turning up the knob higher. Once the dust settles (I pray it does soon) are we going to have a portion of the population permanently affected by all of this? It’s something to think about because getting intense out here.

    Here’s the link to the video I mentioned above.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpeUUH7nGNw&t=43s

    Catherine happy holidays. Thank you so much for all your’s and the Solari team’s hard work. I am so grateful to be part of this rich and enlighten community. It’s such a blessing in my life.

    All the best,
    Najat

    1. Najat:

      Very intelligent comments.

      We are all subject to mind control. Some of us know it and are working to do something about it. It is a journey.

      Everyone is subject to enormous stress – our morphogenic fields are being ripped apart and manipulated. Joseph and I discuss at LENGTH in the News Trends & Stories for the Annual Wrap Up under the culture section.

      If we take steps to understand reality, ground in reality, build our culture and nurture our faith and our mind – network with those who do likewise -we make it through.

      Not everyone will make it through – particularly those who lock into fields that are ops or are dying or are based in fake realities.

      Critical to find others and network with people interested in growing a human culture and staying in reality. As many as we can help who are bumping into walls and open to embracing reality, the better.

      Everyone can do it…

      Catherine

        1. She fun to watch and she seems really good at analyzing body language. She’s more of a conservative but she tries to be fair and objective to all sides. Her analysis of Hillary Clinton is hilarious.

      2. Thanks Catherine!

        I’m going to learn more about morphogenic fields and find people on the same planet…..

  2. Catherine likes to refer to her concept of The Popsicle Index, where the health of one’s community is judged by the likelihood that a five-year-old could be expected to return home safely after going out to buy a popsicle at the nearest store. As Catherine and I were both products of West Philadelphia, we each had that experience as children and the neighborhoods and times were quite different then. Now, however, in a remarkable demonstration of governmental hubris, the City of Brotherly Love’s ruling elite have decided that if you want to have a bodega or whatever, you can’t have bulletproof glass around the cashier. That doesn’t fix the Popsicle Index, folks. It just closes stores, further reducing it. http://www.nacsonline.com/Media/Daily/Pages/ND1218175.aspx?utm_content=NACS%20Daily%20121817:%20newsarticle5%20(Philadelphia%20Okays%20Bill%20to%20Remove%20Bullet-Resistan)&utm_source=NACS%20Daily&utm_campaign=NACS%20Daily%20121817&utm_medium=email&utm_term=340463#.Wjf2HVWnGvE

    1. Clearly, this is just a toe-dip, probably to test whether NYT has any credibility whatsoever, and I thought its approach was sort of light-hearted, where it could easily morph into a ‘just kidding’ pattern. Greer’s piece is OK, as far as it goes, but there is always a bit of wishful thinking when one looks forward to some golden age dawning upon the arrival of new paradigms. Reality has shown there is considerable conflict as each new age dislocates the revered totems of the past. In Dark Journalist’s treatment of the NYT flap, guest Susan Manewich makes a wise observation when asked “What would you *like* to see in disclosure?” to which she replied to this effect “Perhaps if disclosure could be framed as a philosophical reset…” In other words, we’ve labored (likely in many meanings of the word) under a system that finds it preferable to take our produce at indecent rates of taxation and then withhold its economic value from us in the interest of ‘security,’ while providing quite the opposite.–from what we can tell. When we really breach the wall, I imagine we’ll discover so much unspeakable behind it that we’d better be armed with a lot more than curiosity if we ever expect to get over it.

      1. Touche! How do you feel about your energy bill being 100,000% higher than a market result….And your phone bill and your health bill….

    1. I just read Najats comment above regarding this. I had six people ( mostly liberal who dislikes Trump) contact me in the span of 24 hours about this wanting my opinion. I’ve never had that happen before about any other topic.

      1. Can you imagine being upset about what words the CDC is using in its budgets and ignoring $21 trillion ($65,000 per person) missing from DOD and HUD?

        Hard for me to fathom.

      2. Celine regarding your first post, there is so much disinformation you have to take it with a grain of salt. Review Catherine’s Control 101 and be prepared for more crazy.

        On post #2 my recommendation is gage the friend who’s the most open in listening. If one friend goes into an immediate rant and screams hysterically, back off and say I don’t know. If the friend is in a calmer state just tell the truth and say there is no ban.

        This is all so stupid and sometimes I just want to retreat to a deserted island.

  5. Thanks Catherine and all Subscribers for the answers to my question.
    I am a newbie and it will take time to digest all this.

    1. Given the unknowns, we all feel a bit like newbies, Michael. Check out the commentary called Solari Concepts for introductory ideas and keep posting questions. We love questions here. And welcome aboard!

    2. Michael:

      I recommend the following three presentations from the 2014 Secret Space Program Conference, at which Catherine was a speaker. I thought that all three of these presentations were outstanding:

      Richard Dolan on UFO Encounters with the World Militaries:

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buNCOlB-HeM

      Joseph Farrell and his Analysis of the Breakaway Civilization:

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1svGIBKaE_0

      Catherine Austin Fitts on the Black Budget:

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0mimIp8mr8

        1. I definitely agree, Catherine. I was looking for that second presentation by Joseph and I didn’t see it this time.

          1. Thanks, Catherine. That link has all of the presentations from that conference in one place.

  6. POSTING SIDE CONVERSATION…

    Litigation required me to go 8 years without doctors and hospitals. No doubt, saved my life.

    Iodine, water, sleep, castor oil and detoxing heal most everything.

    On 12/19/17 4:13 PM, John Dzwonczyk wrote:
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    > It’s funny how this conversation has unfolded. Earlier today I noted to someone who questioned the stock opening phrase “Believe me when I tell you…” that this was a false argumentive tactic “eminence instead of evidence,” and as I wrote it I thought “Hmph…these go together pretty well. Surely someone else has seen it.” Just now I googled the phrase and where it came up was… in medicine. It’s PERFECT for what we have come to do with doctors: trust them, not ourselves. See http://consumers.cochrane.org/blog/eminence-vs-evidence
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    > John G. Dzwonczyk

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    > From: Catherine
    > Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2017 5:06 PM
    > To: John
    > Subject: Re: Ugly map
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    > They have an infinite capacity to create money – money is simply a management system.
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    > Valuable natural resource are precious. Gold. Certain kinds of slaves.
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    > One of the reasons that Mr. Global does not respect us is the speed that we will trade real things for fake things.
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    > Bitcoin is the next iteration.
    >
    > On 12/19/17 4:00 PM, John Dzwonczyk wrote:
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    > You know, I am starting to wonder whether the game is simply to get your money away from you so you have no options, and less (as I noted in the subscriber comments board) to make money for Mr. Global. If he’s in space with a trading partner outside what we think of as “The marketplace,” the rewards there are probably far greater than anything that can be produced by seven billion weak, ephemeral, leisure-minded biological slaves. Otherwise I doubt mere curiosity about things led him to steal all that money to build a capital plant (or at least a privateering fleet) in space. The things you ticked off are symptoms of the endgame unfolding for peeps.
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    > John G. Dzwonczyk

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    > From: Catherine Austin Fitts [
    > Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2017 4:52 PM
    > To: John Dzwonczy
    > Subject: Re: Ugly map
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    > There are two cycles that were created and built to liquidate the population.
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    > One is around pharmaceuticals and hospitals, doctors offices and pharmacies
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    > The second is around illegal narcotics and criminal justice centers and prisons
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    > Both are run by government.
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    > The first liquidates the middle class.
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    > The second liquidates the poor.
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    > The pricings are all designed to optimize the profits on both liqudations as it is the taxes of both groups that is funding it.
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    > On 12/19/17 3:46 PM, John Dzwonczyk wrote:
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    > Then there are the insurance and banking states—sort of the processors of the harvested money. And the Broadcasting states: getting the message out that we need more healthcare. The chemical and technology states are probably making pharmaceuticals and diagnostic equipment. How about some Taltz® or Symbalta®. A Neighbors® prosthetic knee? Ask your doctor!
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    > John G. Dzwonczyk

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    > From: Catherine Austin Fitts
    > Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2017 4:41 PM
    > To: John Dzwonczyk
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    > This started in the Clinton Administration. Community Wizard found that the dominant form of employment growth in local communities was health care – services, construction etc. All government subsidized.
    >
    > Now that Silicon Valley is planning on replacing all labor with AI and software, not sure how this is going to work.
    >
    > On 12/19/17 3:35 PM, John Dzwonczyk wrote:
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    > Catherine,
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    > Here’s a disturbing graphic. The pink and red states have as their largest industries: healthcare. Now, there’s nothing wrong with healthcare when you need it, but are we being MADE to need it? We’re apparently not making too many products at all—perhaps 30% of the states have actual goods as a leading GDP contributor. Perhaps the larger story with Obamacare is fetishizing healthcare. I grew up never wanting to be sick and rarely was. (I did and still do get the willies of hospitals, which is why I had no interest in following the footsteps of dear old dad.) We’ve noted previously that one is much easier to control when ‘in the system.’ https://howmuch.net/articles/the-largest-industry-in-each-state-by-gdp
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    > John G. Dzwonczyk

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  7. “Crafting the narrative once again, the Mainstream Media (MSM) “creates” and builds upon the potential for a threat, setting the stage for the government to run with the ball and deliver a false flag in that very form.

    Well, North Korea will have to stand in line. North Korea can very well be the “whipping boy” for the false flag in several different scenarios, such as an EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse) attack or a nuclear strike. Keep this article in mind that was released 12/4/17 from The Guardian, entitled U.S. Military agency invests $100m in genetic extinction technologies, by Arthur Neslen. The article goes on to explain how DARPA (The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) has received more than $800 million already between 2008 and 2014 for such genetic experimentation.

    Keep in mind that DARPA develops technology for use by the DoD (Department of Defense) and the military. It stands to reason they are not spending almost a billion dollars to fight mosquitoes.

    What they are doing is pooling genetic information on people, creating a database, and weaponizing the information in the form of bioweapons specifically targeting ethnic genotypes.”

    ‘Is the Coming DHS Biowarfare test on U.S. Citizens a False-Flag Warning?’
    http://www.shtfplan.com/headline-news/is-the-coming-dhs-biowarfare-test-on-u-s-citizens-a-false-flag-warning_12182017

    1. Country singer Travis Tritt, inconvenienced by the event noted what any sensible person would: “Stuck in Ft. Lauderdale because the power is out at the Atlanta airport. How on earth can the busiest airport on earth have power down and no backup generators up and running? This makes ATL airport designers look dumb as hell!”

      Indeed it is the public who has again been hoodwinked by the event. In this document, ‘generators’ appears (44) times https://www.faa.gov/airports/environmental/sustainability/media/ATLSustainableMasterPlan.pdf . Here is a quote from it (page 72) referring to the backup system, which has considerable inherent redundancy, even before generators kick in.

      1.8.4 Electrical Power
      The electrical service to the airport is provided by Georgia Power Company
      through a dual source network with an automatic transfer scheme. All cables associated
      with this system are encased in a concrete ductline. This highly reliable, extremely
      expensive method of service is the only dual source network scheme in the state of
      Georgia. The primary source of the system is Willingham substation, which has a
      capacity of 56 Mega volt amp (Mva). The backup source of the system is Hartsfield
      Substation. This source also has a capacity of 56 Mva. The two substations
      communicate via a fibre optic line. In the event of a substation or transmission line
      failure, the source will switch to backup source in 10 seconds. The cables that support
      the airport load between these two substations are currently a three-cable network
      system with a firm capacity of 34 Mva. In the event of a cable failure, this means two of
      the cables can support a 34 Mva load. The current maximum load at the airport is 29.3
      Mva. If the future loads of the airport will exceed 34 Mva, a fourth network cable can be
      added. This will upgrade the firm capacity of the system to 51 Mva.

      Each terminal has its own emergency generator and there must be at least dozens of others including for runway lights, the fuel system, air traffic control and so on. See Table E-5, page 119. Here is a partial list of other generators, from Tale E-8:

      Terminal North and South Emergency Generators 770 824
      Concourse A, B, C and D Emergency Generators 3,497 3,172
      South Parking Deck Emergency Generators 1,538 1,390
      North Parking Deck Emergency Generator 2,710 1,382
      Guard Posts 42, 59, 78 and 79 Emergency Gens 101 502
      Fire Stations 32, 33, and 35 Emergency Gens 1,036 898
      North and South Airfield Lighting Vault Generators 14,971 16,928
      Maintenance Building 1 Emergency Generator 29 29
      Airport Ops @ T-Concourse Emergency Generators 316 350
      Old GICC Emergency Generator 58 0
      College Park Lift Station Generators 11 354
      I-285 and NLVR Tunnel Emergency Generators 60 403
      Deicing Pad Emergency Generator 94 36
      NW Hangar Emergency Generator and Fire Pumps 1.58 290
      North Parking 1,001 1,381
      C4 Emergency Generator 0 653
      CONRAC Emergency Generators

      Notice the plural form of ‘generator’ used throughout.

      This idea that the whole airport was without power could not occur without one of two things: a physical devastation of the whole plant (which obviously didn’t happen) or a willful shutdown of the power.

      1. John, thank you for taking the time to research this information. Whatever happened the public has been kept in the dark. It is another strange event like Las Vegas.

        1. Robert- no sweat. Stuff like that is easy to find if you know the terms. Hartsfield covers more than a square mile, so there’s no way it could have had only one redundancy. And you know it’s a big hub, so it’s critical to the whole domestic routing system. Fishy event.

      1. 11 hours is a long time, something important happened. Maybe human cargo?

        Is Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal still hanging upside down in the Ritz?

          1. I know you have mentioned about hopeporn and fearporn but I do think the heat as been turned up on those that do not put our country first and are being forced into the sunlight that makes them dangerous. So we should be very concern with any weapons that can cause massive damage.

            It reminds me once again of what Christian Bale said in the movie “Empire of the Sun” when your captors are most dangerous.

            The way that Pres Trump has been drinking water during his recent speeches is bothering me

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