By Catherine Austin Fitts

Theme:

Managing High Strangeness – Maintaining Coherence – Are the Wheels Coming Off the Bus?

Stories:

Financial Coup Consolidation:

  • Financial Coup Clean Up: DOJ goes after B of A and JPM gold traders
  • Florida Courts – Epstein victims No Money – intel gets it all? Jane Doe Plays move to Southern District of NY
  • Israeli Election: Did FASAB 56 Contribute to Netanyahu Loss? Will Netanyahu be indicted? How Wide Will the Ripples Be?
  • The Post FASAB World: Ed Buck, Weinstein, Epstein, Netanyahu, Contracts Negotiated and Cancelled, Are Private Mercanaries Replacing Israelis?: Will it Accelerate?
  • Robinson Appointed National Security Advisor after polls indicate Netanyahu loss
  • The Brexit Box & Protecting the Offshore Havens while x Amputating the Financial Coup Offshore Laundry/Feeder System
  • 50 AG’s Investigate Google (Everyone but Alabama & California}
  • How this Connects to Solari Report on Forrestal; Farrell Book on McCarthy

The Shift to the Multipolar World:

  • Banks in Iran, Russia Connected via Non-SWIFT Financial Messaging Service
  • US-China Trade Talks; Pork up 50% in ~China; Bank Reserve Ratio Relaxed
  • Trump Proposes a Mutual Defense Treaty with Israel – Making Cheney Look Sane
  • Drone Attack on Saudi Arabia: If Bolton could not stop POTUS 45 from meeting with Iran, maybe a drone attack can
  • Indian Minister Announces Intentions for All Kashmir; Modi & Trump Announce US Rally Together
  • Having Declared Western Hegemony Over, Macron Intends to Move Forward on Pension Reform
  • The Plunge Protection Team Reengineers for the AI World – Goldman Hires Amazon IT Executive as Partner for the Post Jedi World

Are the Wheels Coming Off the Bus?:

  • Multi-prong assault on US military brand and reserve currency status
  • EU Creates Defense Directorate
  • Mattis Takes a Shot at Trump: Trial Balloon or Is Kill Shot Coming?
  • Tillerson Takes a Shot at Trump at Harvard: Netanyahu played Trump on several occasion – an ally that lies
  • Jack Ma 1; Elon Musk 0
  • US Budget – Deficit Over $1 Trillion
  • Central Bankers Push Back on Drahgi
  • The War on Everybody
  • Farmageddon & Labeling Laws

Disinformation & Fear Porn Watch

  • Cover picture on WSJ Worth Contemplating Deeply: Felicity Huffman gets 14 days in jail – so much for “Trust the Plan”

Interview:

My framework for understanding and managing the UFO phenomenon and distilling it to risk issues and opportunities that impact personal planning.

Hero:

  • Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

Let’s Go to the Movies:

10,000 Gobekli Tepe and Ancient Stone Circles — E.T. Terraforming? Click here to order at Earthfiles.com

Blast from the Past

What’s Up Underground? with Richard Dolan

32 Comments

  1. Hi Catherine,

    We came across a very interesting video by Gabriel Cruz about “Brainwaves & Extremely Low Frequency – Earth Grid – Mobile Phone Safety”. The 32-minute video walks through some fascinating FOIA docs and other information about entrainment.

    Wanted to share this in case others are interested:
    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHnpkH_3Yk_1mNr5Q70xYeQ

    Many thanks to you and the Solari Team for the amazing work you do!

  2. Hi Catherine,

    Just want to put in a plug for the 5g crisis summit: videos and transcripts now available at https://the5gsummit.com
    Looks like an excellent one-stop shop for beginning research, and answering questions about 5g. Speakers include: Robert F Kennedy Jr, Jason-Bawden Smith, Patrick Wood, James Corbett, Dr Dietrich Klinghardt, Dr Jack Kruze and Susan Manewich.
    Looks like the legal, financial, political, technical and medical aspects of 5g all get good coverage here.

  3. Hi Catherine,

    Just want to put in a plug for the 5g crisis summit: videos and transcripts now available at https://the5gsummit.com
    Looks like an excellent one-stop shop for beginning research, and answering questions about 5g. Speakers include: Robert F Kennedy Jr, Jason-Bawden Smith, Patrick Wood, James Corbett, Dr Dietrich Klinghardt, Dr Jack Kruze and Susan Manewich.
    Looks like the legal, financial, political, technical and medical aspects of 5g all get good coverage here.

  4. Catherine,
    There are a lot of things to comment on in this week’s installment, but let me focus this post on one thing: “We have succeeded in driving Iran into the arms of Russia.” Well, if it’s true, give Trump the Man of the Year award right now! Remember the graphic I shared to illustrate why you want to keep friends close and enemies closer? We just gave Russia the problem of Iran, freeing us for other things, like Fredo’s (not Cuomo’s) custody being put in the hands of Moe Green. Now he’s Moe’s problem, even if the Molinari Family from the West Coast guaranteed his safety. Whether or not we accept it, we have much common cause with Russia in the greater war to preserve history (even while we keep it hidden). Persians, but not Muslims, share this interest, and Putin is not hamstrung by an activist-oriented political environment.

    1. Agree we have much common cause with Russia. Question is whether or not you want to maintain reserve currency or not.

      1. That’s a fascinating question and ties into another thing I thought to comment on: China. First of all, I think we and the whole world need US to be reserve currency for the foreseeable future. Nobody else has the thoroughgoing systems to do it. A chief requirement is stability, something which no other provider can even hope to offer. So the choice is between a familiar devil and an unknown one. China may be pork-supine, but look what it did to its citizens IMMEDIATELY upon opening its stock markets to them. Wiped out just about everyone. In spite of a huge yen for face-saving in the culture, there doesn’t seem to be too much in the way of externally-facing probity built into Chinese financial handling. I cannot therefore see how it would really challenge to host the reserve currency.

        This is all not to say that, following FASAB 56, we are much better, but as indicated, the west has more extensive systems in place to create the illusion, if not the fact of financial reliability. I would say we keep this up until “they” decide that the conjectured dividends of exoplanetary investment can be revealed. It’s the only way a re-balancing could occur, short of the ‘zeroing out’ that would accompany civilizational obliteration, an option that I actually believe is undesired.

        1. I agree that one of the reasons it is important to reform the US federal credit is that many of the alternatives are far, far worse.

  5. Catherine,
    There are a lot of things to comment on in this week’s installment, but let me focus this post on one thing: “We have succeeded in driving Iran into the arms of Russia.” Well, if it’s true, give Trump the Man of the Year award right now! Remember the graphic I shared to illustrate why you want to keep friends close and enemies closer? We just gave Russia the problem of Iran, freeing us for other things, like Fredo’s (not Cuomo’s) custody being put in the hands of Moe Green. Now he’s Moe’s problem, even if the Molinari Family from the West Coast guaranteed his safety. Whether or not we accept it, we have much common cause with Russia in the greater war to preserve history (even while we keep it hidden). Persians, but not Muslims, share this interest, and Putin is not hamstrung by an activist-oriented political environment.

    1. Agree we have much common cause with Russia. Question is whether or not you want to maintain reserve currency or not.

      1. That’s a fascinating question and ties into another thing I thought to comment on: China. First of all, I think we and the whole world need US to be reserve currency for the foreseeable future. Nobody else has the thoroughgoing systems to do it. A chief requirement is stability, something which no other provider can even hope to offer. So the choice is between a familiar devil and an unknown one. China may be pork-supine, but look what it did to its citizens IMMEDIATELY upon opening its stock markets to them. Wiped out just about everyone. In spite of a huge yen for face-saving in the culture, there doesn’t seem to be too much in the way of externally-facing probity built into Chinese financial handling. I cannot therefore see how it would really challenge to host the reserve currency.

        This is all not to say that, following FASAB 56, we are much better, but as indicated, the west has more extensive systems in place to create the illusion, if not the fact of financial reliability. I would say we keep this up until “they” decide that the conjectured dividends of exoplanetary investment can be revealed. It’s the only way a re-balancing could occur, short of the ‘zeroing out’ that would accompany civilizational obliteration, an option that I actually believe is undesired.

        1. I agree that one of the reasons it is important to reform the US federal credit is that many of the alternatives are far, far worse.

  6. Great summary of the 9 possible scenarios

    Almost 200 years ago Balzac wrote, “ll y a deux Histoires : l’Histoire officielle, menteuse qu’on enseigne, l’Histoire ” ad usum delphini ” ; puis l’Histoire secrète, où sont les véritables causes des événements, une histoire honteuse.”

    Roughly translated: There are two histories. There is the official, lying history that is taught – the expurgated history. Then there is the secret history, where the real causes of the events are – a shameful history.

  7. Great summary of the 9 possible scenarios

    Almost 200 years ago Balzac wrote, “ll y a deux Histoires : l’Histoire officielle, menteuse qu’on enseigne, l’Histoire ” ad usum delphini ” ; puis l’Histoire secrète, où sont les véritables causes des événements, une histoire honteuse.”

    Roughly translated: There are two histories. There is the official, lying history that is taught – the expurgated history. Then there is the secret history, where the real causes of the events are – a shameful history.

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