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Stay Calm and Do the Math

  • Almost all narratives failing across the board
  • Plandemic: Get rid/control Trump
  • War with Iran
  • Inflation and debt spiral – Keep central banks in the game
  • Extending and replacing the dollar and IOT: the last mile vs. the last inch
  • Introducing life in the invention room: Planet X, and other Bible stories and movie plots
  • U.S. Treasury and pension funds – Is this a “cut and run”?
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97 Comments

  1. It feels very much like the week after nine one one when there were no flights. Eerie. There have only been 2 military cargo jets passing over today. It also feels like the week before a cat 5 hurricane hits. Eerie again.

  2. Catherine,

    The sky is falling, the sky is falling… Ahahahaha…..

    The hysterics! Oye Vey!

    I’m telling my anti-Trump family members if you don’t trust Trump don’t take the vaccines.

    I’m hoping verse psychology works.

  3. The Virus. The PERFECT scapegoat of all time. It completely stops mass protests in the streets as people lose 50-80% of their retirement and mass unemployment. Then you roll in the green new deal. Brilliant.

    2. “MOMMY, MOMMY, THE VIRUS MADE ME DO IT.” One up from “MOMMY, MOMMY, THE ALIENS MADE ME DO IT.” No doubt keeping the lies going and the red button being pushed has become too much for middle management.

  4. This really is beginning to seem like the most brilliant coup de gras of all time. In Home Depot last night, 1 cashier, everything else self-checkout. This is a diabolically brilliant way to get a majority of people to not only accept mass automation/replacing humans with robots–but to get them to THANK YOU for rolling it out.

    With the thousands upon thousands up upcoming service sector layoffs; I am almost certain many of their jobs won’t be there when they return.

    It seems as though TPTB have decided to rip the bandaid rather than slowly boil the frog.

    Divine intelligence. This is going to be very painful. I have a deep abiding hope and faith that no matter how bad it gets, this is a necessary bringing to a head the poison of whatever these dark forces are to be lanced and drained. At the end of the day, there are billions more of us than them—and each of us has the divine intelligence flowing and working through us.

  5. The face mask issue is really interesting because it’s a necessity & an essential item in Asia, while the US media + authorities say they don’t help. Since end Jan. there has been a silent worldwide grab for masks to the point where the average person can no longer get them at the pharmacy and they are no longer being shipped out from producer countries like China, S. Korea, Taiwan. This is from conversations with friends in Finland, Australia, US, throughout Asia. There is a huge social media black market for shipments from India, Indonesia, Africa. So you see EVERYONE in China, most of all front line people like soldiers, doctors, airport workers etc., wearing surgical masks.

    Then you see the National Guard in NY and like this article where US troops are deploying to EU without being given masks. Why the disparity?

    Actually there is a massive shortage of face masks in the world due the outbreak in China. Since 1.5 months ago, production has been for the China domestic market and the essentials for dealing with the virus are not being exported. It means these things are not coming back in large supply any time soon.

    I think they absolutely do help if you are in a crowd within a city where there is an epidemic situation. Why else would health care workers etc. use them, if they didn’t work? The issue isn’t effectiveness, it’s supply.

    The ‘interesting’ part is, what other essential items – medicines, health care sanitation items – will be in short supply in the coming weeks for medical systems all over the world? Does the local hospital only have enough materials cached, enough for 2-3 weeks? How about pharmaceuticals, given that the world is so dependent on outsourced production? And how much of that 8.5 billion USD package was used to help out with these shortages? /guessing zero – it’s not as exciting as vaccine research/.

    I am guessing while people erroneously stockpile water and toilet paper /the US has plenty of both/, you will see shortages of medical items which may be a much bigger deal in preventing infection for health care workers or providing urgent care to the very ill. And once the dust settles, the pharmaceutical / medical supply chains will be one of the first to be pulled back from Asia and more regionalized.

    Stay safe Catherine, it sounds like you are in a great place!

  6. Wow! New Orleans mayor has cancelled St. Patty day parades and other events. That is huge. St. Patty parades are just as popular as Mardi Gras. With the oil price tanking and tourism taking a hit Louisiana is up a creek without a paddle. My friend in Baton Rouge said the engineering firms in petro-chem sector are cutting work hours to 30/week. I asked him if they told them to stay home and he said “Oh, Hell No!” Haha!

    1. The Houston Rodeo has been cancelled and schools. Insanity and Costco ran out of toilet paper.

      1. Makes you wonder if the oii producers are demanding gold, yen or euros for their shipments.

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