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By Catherine Austin Fitts

Theme:

Caveat Emptor and FASAB 56 – Trump owns FASAB 56 – get the joke?

Stories:

  • Brexit
  • Mueller report – goals, successes, failures
  • Debt trading at negative yields tops $10 trillion
  • Kushner, Inc.
  • Lyft IPO
  • Gavin de Becker: Saudi compromises Bezos security
  • Federal Court finds California magazine ban violates the Second Amendment
  • Saudi Aramco’s public bond launch

Hero:

Nina Heyn

Let’s Go to the Movies:

When The Dutch Ruled The World

96 Comments

  1. Catherine is the Slow burn an attack on all the classes or specifically the upper middle and below?

    Are we looking at a future of
    1) Neo-Feudalistic Society with tiers like .001%(oligarchs)-5%(lords)-95%(serfs)
    2) or a Dystopian Agenda 21/2030 esque nightmare.

    Is this what the Elites factions are waring about, left(socialism/green new deal) vs Right(privatization). Mabey it’s all the same

    1. Catherine,

      I’m trying to wrap my mind around the EU passing article 13. It’s so confusing because its not selling the EU in the best light. There’s one country “trying” to leave, objections from other countries, Germans are protesting the passing of this, the EU parliament can not be that much in a bubble… Or are they?

      2. Quite a mess. One of the impulses is profit on copyrights. Another is more control – privatizing the Internet. The devil is in the details and it will take 2 years before they fully emerge.

        1. Catherine,

          I had a come to Jesus moment yesterday where I realized these people have an agenda and they don’t care what we think or have to say about it. Having that moment was quite liberating.

          So now my agenda is to maneuver myself around it and thrive.

    1. Catherine,

      I’m trying to wrap my mind around the EU passing article 13. It’s so confusing because its not selling the EU in the best light. There’s one country “trying” to leave, objections from other countries, Germans are protesting the passing of this, the EU parliament can not be that much in a bubble… Or are they?

      2. Quite a mess. One of the impulses is profit on copyrights. Another is more control – privatizing the Internet. The devil is in the details and it will take 2 years before they fully emerge.

        1. Catherine,

          I had a come to Jesus moment yesterday where I realized these people have an agenda and they don’t care what we think or have to say about it. Having that moment was quite liberating.

          So now my agenda is to maneuver myself around it and thrive.

    1. The folks I know in the industry, are furious at India for this satellite test, and how it was conducted.

      Everyone is hoping the debris gets grabbed by terrestrial gravity. If it isn’t, it’s a full on mess for existing satellites and the Space Station.

      1. Yup. Puts lives and big money at risk. China did something similar a decade ago. It is an announcement that you are in the club and can not be bullied – if you are, you will and can wreck havoc. Satellite debris is a greater threat to the deep state than a nuclear bomb. The company that figures out space debris clean up and establishes the early lead and moot will be worth trillions.

    1. The folks I know in the industry, are furious at India for this satellite test, and how it was conducted.

      Everyone is hoping the debris gets grabbed by terrestrial gravity. If it isn’t, it’s a full on mess for existing satellites and the Space Station.

      1. Yup. Puts lives and big money at risk. China did something similar a decade ago. It is an announcement that you are in the club and can not be bullied – if you are, you will and can wreck havoc. Satellite debris is a greater threat to the deep state than a nuclear bomb. The company that figures out space debris clean up and establishes the early lead and moot will be worth trillions.

    1. Farage is right. Britain and the EU would be better off with an April 12 leave.

    1. Farage is right. Britain and the EU would be better off with an April 12 leave.

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