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    1. when you deposit money in a bank, you’re lending it to the bank. if anything happens to the finances of the bank, you’re last on the list to get the lent money back.

  2. I am seeing some hot new rumor about changes or updates to 12 USC 531 (https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/12/531) regarding how banks are exempt from taxation, used to incite fear about some imminent introduction of CBDCs/controlled demolition of the economy. It is my understanding that this statute has been in place since the creation of the Fed in 1913.
    Can you share a bit more about the background on this concept or point to resources here (maybe some specific section in the missing money or one of the articles on how the banking system really works that I have missed?)

    Thanks!

  3. Hi Catherine,
    Here is my email to be sent contact info for Rob Braxman. My $420 phone does not work well either. A real bummer. Cannot find any contact for him that works. Thanks much, Ann Williams

    1. The color purple can (sometimes) be a signal in plain sight. Unfortunately, this can only be proven retroactively, with multiple data points, often at great expense.

  4. Hi Catherine, are we already in the 7th Sub Epoch? (the one right before the Jupiter Phase of the Earth). Are we already in the War of All Against All?

  5. Online social platforms-who do we trust?, businesses online & a TikTok nightmare:

    Hello! I thought this article from February about the various tech companies and the national security state was helpful with my understanding of who owns or invests in what online platform.
    Alan McLead wrote an article about this info months before the Twitter files came out. The link to his article and many more is under the interview (linked below).

    Rumble’s biggest investor is Peter Theil who isn’t squeaky clean to say the least. I don’t trust any of them. But, I do watch certain shows on Rumble. Of course most of my viewing is done on a wired ROKU device that is owned by Walmart…UGH. I guess I will use it till they take it away…

    I think if you are going to start an online business, be sure to have an offline business to go along with it, maybe use the social media for advertisement and gathering clients…

    I know a couple who started candy making business a year ago and sold on Etsy & a local store front (freeze dried taffy & the like). They were plugging along until they were offered a spot in the marketplace on TikTok. They put out one video which the marketplace “boosted” and their candy sales shot up to thousand’s vs the hundreds they were doing before. They were so excited!
    TikTok offered them a private sales manager and he went over what they needed to do for health compliance, video production etc… They were already set with all that being that they sell in small stores around Oregon and make the taffy product in Idaho(less food regulations). So they started making a lot of taffy and cash!

    During their time on TikTok, they met with several businesses that did millions per month in sales. My friends weren’t doing too shabby, an extra $10,000 or more per month. Then, last month, without notice, their store was shutdown along with thousands of other candy businesses on TikTok. Regulations had changed overnight and all of sudden what worked one day, didn’t work again. No one really knew for sure exactly what was wrong and TikTok wasn’t helping. It was just a “non-complaince” email and they shut them down. What a nightmare!
    Others that had million dollar stores were also locked out overnight, orders cancelled, refunds taken out of their account’s. It was awful!

    Sadly, the disaster is ongoing for many candy sellers on TikTok. For my friends, they aren’t interested in using that platform again and they have decided to focus on sales in their local store and some on Etsy.

    They told me that integrity and a solid contract is missing on most online platforms. Resiliency outside of the online sales is still the way to go.

    Have a wonderful weekend everyone!
    -Jen

    https://unlimitedhangout.com/2023/02/resources/show-notes/social-media-the-national-security-state-with-alan-macleod/

  6. 1:29 — I’m reading through Princes of Yen. In the 1990’s, even the Bank of Japan governors were constantly referring to “sustainable growth” and the need for an infrastructure change. they *never* explained what this really meant, and near term suffering was always promised to be short term in return for long term benefits that never occurred.

    I believe that “sustainable growth” didn’t/doesn’t refer to the Japanese economy or any other economy today, but rather to the assets available to the break-off civilisation.

    I also believe that the governors of the Bank of Japan were reporting to Mr Global.

    everything that the bankers and Mr Global is and have been doing is aimed at syphoning off all assets from the surface dwellers and transferring them to Mr Global and their servants.

    it’s intriguing that the apparent leaders of the world are just puppets, and that the true masters of the world are very invisible.

  7. Dunt-dunt dunt-dunt dunt-dunt
    GIANT CHICKEN HEART ?????Thanks for the cluckle chuckle?

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