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The Ides of March Cometh – Who’s Your Family, Who’s Your Banker, Who’s Your Farmer, Where’s Your Money?


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  1. Is this interesting? I understood from listening to an episode on http://www.trunews.com that the TEXAS constitution didn’t include an option to succeed from the union – but to split the state into 5 states. If done right – this could give conservatives a majority of senators and reps. Also – They also said the speaker of the house doesn’t need to be a member of the house – the majority can appoint anyone – just as anyone can be sheriff or a non-lawyer can be on the Supreme Court. If Republican’s take the house – they could legally appoint Trump as speaker.
    “The Constitution does not require the speaker to be an incumbent member of the House of Representatives, although every speaker thus far has been. The speaker is second in the United States presidential line of succession, after the vice president and ahead of the president pro tempore of the Senate.” wikipedia
    Texas divisionism – Wikipedia
    en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Texas_divisionism
    The text of the subsequent Texas Admission Act signed on 29 December 1845, states that Texas would be admitted to the Union “on an equal footing with the original States in all respects whatever”, which moots any supposed special right for Texas to divide itself up into five states without the future approval of …

  2. You mentioned in the “Ask Catherine” section about the Canadian woman considering leaving Canada to go to Tenessee. You mentioned you wouldn’t want to be in Canada because of Trudeau, but also that it depended on where in Canada you lived. I live in Saskatchewan, on the prairies. I would really appreciate if you would expand on your thoughts about Canada. While it gets cold here, and the growing season will be more unpredictable during a Grand Solar minimum, perhaps that is the best place to be in terms of being left alone? Maybe that is wishful thinking on my part. My father wants to escape to the Bahamas to protect his assets, but I feel like that is a bad idea. Any thoughts on that?

    My other concern is this idea of seizing all assets. If you own your assets and do not have outstanding liabilities on them, can they still be seized? Is there any way to protect against this?

    My next question is, what are your thoughts on Ben Davidson’s work and his prediction of an upcoming solar micronova?

    I’m new to your site, and so I’m probably quite behind in the learning curve, so if these are topics you have already covered, I would appreciate knowing which resources to go to. I really appreciate the work you and your team are doing and I’m so glad to have found you!

  3. Any chance Solari is interested in an interview with Martin Armstrong? His economic analysis is highly interesting.

  4. The Solari community of subscribers, just keeps getting better and better.

    Superb knowledge pool here, starting with you, Catherine, of course!

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