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  1. 1. The Fed (post-Volcker, circa 1985) panics and tells its genius PhD economists to figure out a way to control interest rates in the face of runaway deficits (which they cannot resist running up, as they control the printing press).
    2. The monetary alchemists develop a bold, wholly unnatural scheme to do just that. Then, they prove that it works.
    3. The Fed + its shareholder banks then conclude (for instance, in the case of interest rates) “Holy Moly, now that everyone knows interest rates have to go up, even as we’ve secretly developed mechanisms to prevent that, we can actually sell risk-free products to protect them from an inevitability that will never happen. Aka inside game free $$.
    In the interview, Catherine and Kirby talked about $$ trillions of fraud, without ever mentioning this component of the diabolical scheme. It’s part and parcel to how they do what they do, and it’s also in the $$ trillions.

  5. FYI someone is really using YOUR “Red Button” ! What caught my eye was not only the article’s title, but the caption photo of a finger on a red button. Thought, “that must be Catherine.” Unfortunately not. It’s posted on https://fee.org/articles/would-you-press-the-button/. The author’s website: http://www.pressingthebutton.com/
    “William Nava is a co-founder of Pressing the Button, your go-to resource for discovering cooperative alternatives to government-provided services.” And a website to boot!
    Deeply disappointed you, Solari, were not credited or written about in the article. Guess that’s what happens when you are one of the finest and of the most influential women of the century in a corrupt world. Keep shining the light and infinite gratitude.
    –A devoted 15-year reader

    1. There is no limit to what a man can do or where he can go if he doesn’t mind who gets the credit. ~ Ronald Reagan

      🙂

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