By Catherine Austin Fitts

Theme:

Look at the Quadrants: Human vs. Inhuman; Centralized vs Decentralized.

Stories:

  • Boris & Brexit Blues
  • Bahamas & Hurricane Dorian: Commonwealth under Queen Elizabeth with the most offshore companies and accounts
  • FT: Investors – $17B invested in 2018 in ag technology and start ups
  • UK Central Bank Chief Sees Digital Currency Displacing US Dollar as Global Reserve
  • The Epstein Affair
  • Negative Interest Rates
  • Hong Kong Protestors Arrested: Attacking Facial Recognition, CCTV Cameras
  • Global Technocracy – Its One Thing

Hero:

NY Police Union

Let’s Go to the Movies:

Too Much Money

Blast from the Past

Building Real Wealth with Franklin Sanders

37 Comments

  2. Hi Catherine,

    Just a comment on bringing phones to Solari events due to being in a “trace,” specifically the recent Toronto event: for me personally, since I wasn’t driving and instead was taking public transit, and I needed/wanted to use my phone to navigate around Toronto, with which I wasn’t familiar, I brought my phone to the event and checked it in.

    For me I wasn’t in a trance but was cognizant of what I was doing. After arriving, I put the phone in airplane mode, shut it off, put it in my RF pouch, and checked it in. I figured that the hosts would have a tin to put all the phones in for security. Just some feedback…

    I can’t comment on those who would “fight” about not doing that… ???

    1. FWIW… “Airplane mode” ain’t what it used to be. It does not sever a phones interaction with the connected world, on it’s own. Neither does powering a phone down, although that is still the best thing to do before putting a phone in a shielding bag. YES… No Such Agency CAN listen in using a turned off phone.

      The technology itself is designed, for obvious utility purposes, to always work to maintain a connection to the network and/or tower. When you shield a phone, it will work harder to make network connections, just on the matter of proper functionality.

      If you are going to shield your phone in a bag or metal bin, power it down so it is OFF, otherwise it may rapidly drain the battery trying to make connection to the network.

      I bought a shielding bag back when I owned an iPhone 8+, and it worked great. I’m only a minor geek, not a major one, so I don’t know what has changed since I bought the current iPhone 10S, but the same shielding bag will NOT block the signal on my iPhone 10S.

      2. Thanks for the feedback, David. I tried to cover all bases, just in case. I use an older phone, and have no intention of buying a newer version, so I think it’ll be good. Thinking of eventually getting a Silent Circle Blackphone or something like it…

  3. Hi, I wonder if you’ve ever addressed the idea of the “gold trade note” which Jim Willie and others suggest is being increasingly used to back major transactions, such as international oil sales especially by a country like China which has been making massive gold purchases.

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