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1. Amazing and very insightful conversation. It would be great a regular quarterly wrap-up with Mr. Crooke.

   1. Here here. Concur, if Mr. Crooke is willing and able.

2. Excellent interview Catherine. I was just reading Alastair’s article titled “Iran’s War To The Roots” on Substack. He discusses the US reliance on expensive and outdated military tech like cumbersome aircraft carriers based on a Cold War model of outspending the enemy. While this certainly seems true, I’m wondering about the black budget secret weapons that I believe exist. Does the US not have satellite weaponry, electromagnetic weaponry, plasma weaponry, or other kinds of exotic tech at its disposal? If so, it appears that it has not been used much or at least so we are told. What would be the reason the US won’t deploy these? Does the US not control this weaponry? Does the US not intend to win the war with Iran? I recently read Dr Pharrell’s Babylon Banksters book as well as Temple’s A New Science of Heaven. Based on the discoveries over the last two centuries in physics and electromagnetism that these two books discuss, one would think very advanced weaponry has been developed. Why aren’t we seeing deployment of these technologies?

3. This interview brings in very insightful info about what’s happening in Europe, where Crooke lives (around 50 minute mark). His clarity and analysis regarding the lack of a political bridge out of the current situation, for reasons which he highlights, and the resulting potential for ‘revolution’ resonates profoundly with the daily experiences observed here. The coming ‘catharsis’ of a “constructive destruction’ and a need to look for the ‘green shoots’ worth tending for an upward impulse of civilization in its wake, offers a way of making sense of the madness. The analysis is buoyed up by Crooke’s optimism about the future. Thank you for sharing this wise voice to light the way in a sea of murkiness.

4. Another superior interview, but very sobering and clarifying the need for implementing a new vision for the US. Perhaps Thomas Massie will emerge as a leader who can unify us, with each of us contributing what we can to rebuild a broken society.

   I am so grateful for having found Solari, for your insightful work, and for your example of courage, Catherine. Thank you!

5. Catharsis is upon us I agree with that! And it was a very enlightening interview for sure. My question is it a managed process where by the nation states politicians are Epstein network controlled and “war”(of the kinetic variety with tanks, ships and drones) is managed on all sides(for depopulation purposes)? Alastair makes a compelling argument looking for the “green shoots”(of the catharsis), but given his MI6 background (from a security perspective) one can’t help think about it being a controlled chaos especially when he talks about the new middle east security architecture emerging… When asked about AI, Crooke contrasted it with China being about efficiency vs AI in the west being about control(he agreed with Catherine). However, the technocratic AI social credit score in China is very real(CBDCs are alive and well in China https://cbdctracker.org/ ). And China does have an oligarchic structure (not communistic) with the NPC(National People’s Congress) made up of billionaires(controlled by those index funds if not the Epstein network). So why does he paint the AI differently except to make it appear there are sides?

6. So rare to have a person finish their sentences and be coherent. I love how deliberately Mr. Crooke speaks.

   China has worked for years to increase consumption – with the caveat that it is not consumption of imported goods or services. Local goods or services – definitely. This is “official policy” since 2020.

   Its called the dual circulation economy.

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual_circulation

   …prioritizing domestic consumption (“internal” or “domestic circulation”), making the economy more self-reliant in key sectors, reducing dependence on foreign markets, while also remaining open to international trade and investment (“external” or “international circulation”).

   This means consumption of locally produced goods, local services, and domestic travel. For imports, only low valued added raw materials to support the local high value added market.

   This is not just an economic policy, it has financial and geopolitical implications.

7. Mr. Crooke, you have spoken with wisdom I have not heard elsewhere on current events. The example of young people on the bridge in Iran made me think about how every individual in the world can lead themselves (not leaders leading them) through a bifurcation as discussed in the interview. To heal we need self realization. You talked about what I consider to be the most important 3 directions we can take in this bad dream. You made the complicated understandable. It has nothing to do with business, technology, food or skills. It is a mindset that stands unequivocally for the elimination of oppression and repression and helping the dispossessed. Once these three essentials are realized all that needs to be done will follow because we are then joined with the Divine. It can feel like falling off a cliff in a world where you do risk your life if you stand firmly for this. Yet it is the first and most important curriculum for any school. Thank you for using language that clarifies the real inner issue we all face.

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