A Short Preview:
“What we do now echoes in eternity.”
~ Marcus Aurelius
By Catherine Austin Fitts
As my Solari Investment Screens colleague Ricardo Oskam and I strongly emphasize in Solari’s Building Wealth curriculum, effective risk management requires a reliable map of reality and navigation tools that can help you recognize the difference between propaganda, entertainment, and actionable intelligence. Yet when we talk to people at events, we find that many are still clinging to a set of beliefs—what we are calling “money myths”—that are preventing them from being able to properly navigate the current environment.
In this week’s interview, Ricardo joins me to debunk 10 of the most common money myths, starting with the persistent myth that we have a financial problem—when what we have is a problem of secret governance. In the prevailing climate of change and uncertainty, we hope our discussion will help you stay focused on the intelligence and actions most important for your strategic and financial planning.
Money & Markets:
In Money & Markets this week, John Titus and I will cover the latest events and continue to discuss the financial and geopolitical trends we are tracking in 2023—and the pushback rocking and rolling us around the globe. Post questions at the Money & Markets commentary here.
Related Solari Reports:
Solution Series: Financial Strategies During Wartime with Catherine Austin Fitts
Navigating Reality with Dr. Mark Skidmore
3rd Quarter 2022 Wrap Up: Building Wealth with Ricardo Oskam
Building Wealth: Navigation Tools
Building Wealth: Risk Management
Excellent conversation and wisdom! Thank you so much Catherine and Ricardo.
Myth#2 Just look at the picture of the building of the BIS. It’s a BIG boot
Catherine…When the two of you discussed what happened in Guernsey, where the money supply was increased greatly over time, but it did not lead to big inflation, are we saying that increases in the money supply when it’s done by creating debt will lead to inflation? And if so, why is this true? Thanks! Jim
Critical issue is whether the money is invested with a positive return. Negative return investment leads to inflation. See Richard werners speech at Malmo.
Learned about Guernsey money supply today. Wow. When you contrast Guernsey (invested with positive return) with the US scam-demic money supply 2020-2022 (negative return investment, invested in NOTHING PRODUCTIVE, instead quickly spent on “stuff” and stocks), proves the theory. THANK YOU for this valuable presentation/discussion!
also read Richards book “Princes of the Yen”. it explains everything.
Related to several points in the interview is my recent business trip to China. My local Chinese business colleagues were so proud and excited about the technological advances there – they don’t use cash or credit cards, but pay for most things with their smart phone. One man’s ultimate joy was when he showed me that he can now pay at places by letting the camera at the cash register use his facial recognition to pay. It was quite shocking.
people around the world have been brain-washed to worship technology, especially in china where the government points to the “advances” with pride and states that china is leading the world.
A wonderful interview between the two of you, Catherine, from beginning to end! 🙂
Thank you!
CAF your mother & father must be completely PROUD of you . You are amazing & I pray for you everyday, never stop….it’s working.
Wow. In Washington DC. Your kind words helped inspire.