By Catherine Austin Fitts
Theme:
The Age of Unreason
Stories:
Hero:
Jo van Gogh-Bonger
Let’s Go to the Movies
The Bleeding Edge
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I thought Portugal was the first European country to sign on with China’s Belt and Road initiative?? Of course, it’s so small maybe no one cares, but I would think that two European countries now signing on with China is pretty significant. https://sg.news.yahoo.com/portugal-wavers-xi-jinping-presses-123331966.html
Amsterdam, like Venice, is a good place to contemplate the ghosts of bankers and slavers of centuries past. But at least they, unlike today’s slavers, had a fine sense of art and architecture!
The exhibit at the Fries Museum on Rembrandt’s wife Saskia gave a lot of the statistics of what life was like in the Dutch Golden Age in terms of life expectancy. 1 in 4 children did not make it past the age of 5. People often remarried as spouses died, many in childbirth. It was a very hard life – a reminder of the many blessings that technology has brought.
If I am hearing right, there’s a Tina Turner reference creeping in lately when you say ‘nice, and rough.’ But the thing is: The Deep State ‘neva, eva, eva does nothin nice and easy.’ They always do it nasty. And rough. Like how they did Mary Pinchot Meyer.
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