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1. Thank you for teaching us backcasting. I immediately wrote and videotaped one for our farm education program, US ed in general and Public policy. It was an excellent exercise that Was inspirational for our entire farm. This seems to Be a way to effectively move in the direction we want for our future. Every backcaster had something powerful to say. I once heard it said the government is slow moving and if we can stay focused we can dart about quickly building the future we want. Is there somewhere we might post responses so we can share ours and see what others have thought about?

   Thanks again what a way to start 2023.

   1. If subscriber, can post or archive on subscriber input or if in the same local on connect. I will ask our team whether there is an open forum that you can use that does not put you into one of the big tech firms.

2. I write this with a smile from ear to ear. Like any great visualizing technique, a written and spoken desire from the future makes it possible now. And so it is!

3. that was wonderful! Thanks so much, all of you

4. You sure do have terrific friends, Catherine. I appreciated their thoughtful preparation, especially the poems and quotations in the closing. Looks like 2023 will be a busy year!

5. Excellent

6. Interesting notice recently and quietly quietly slipped in on PA UC website. Employees in PA pay for this and funding is deducted from paychecks, however UC has done everything possible to avoid paying the legitimate claims benefits, including simply ignoring claims and delaying payment, for months or years (this started pre-covid, but most Pennsylvanians seem to meekly accept the UC/L&I “Covid excuse” for long delays and now benefit cuts for laid off workers, with increased rates and larger paycheck deductions for working people plus bigger costs employers.)

   “Every five years, the Department of Labor & Industry (L&I) is required by Pennsylvania’s Unemployment Compensation Law to recalculate solvency triggers that are then reflected in employer tax rates, employee contribution rates and claimant benefit reduction rates. When the balance in the Unemployment Compensation Trust Fund is insolvent – as defined in the UC Law — the department is required to implement solvency measures that reduce claimant benefit amounts and increase employer/employee tax rates. As required by law, L&I has recalculated these rates for 2023. The insolvency of the UC Trust Fund triggers a requirement that UC benefits are subject to a larger reduction and employer/employee tax rates increase by a certain percentage.”

7. Loved this!! Really felt uplifted and hopeful once I finished listening to it.

   There is one gem in Corey Lynn’s presentation that stood out… about mothers standing up in 2023. This reminded me of what Catherine has said in the past (to paraphrase)… “One of the things that Mr. Global is most fearful of is the power behind angry mothers… waking up mamma bear”.

   Just like the #cashfriday campaign that just took off in 2021-2022, what if we wake up mamma bear in 2023 with a #KeepOurChildrenAlive campaign?

   For example:
   – Children athletes keep collapsing.
   Are COVID jabs a major factor?
   Why no autopsies to find out?
   #KeepOurChildrenAlive

   – For boys between xx and xx, odds of:
   o getting Myocarditis from flu shot – 1:x,000
   o dying from COVID – 1:xx,000
   #KeepOurChildrenAlive

   – All cause mortality has gone up in our children xxx% since the COVID jabs started.
   Stop harming our children.
   #KeepOurChildrenAlive

   This campaign can go beyond just the COVID shot. Can be regular vaccines, glyphosate, woke policies, lockdowns, etc.

   1. Yes indeed. The Great Poisoning goes way beyond the Covid shots. CHD has a campaign like this. Hands off our Children https://home.solari.com/music-of-the-week-november-25-2022-hands-off-our-children-by-joydah-mae/

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