WITH CATHERINE AND JOHN TITUS

Theme: Just How Big Is the Breakaway Civilization?

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  1. 1:08:08 NYPD police are leaving for other jobs. Have to wonder what jobs? Private mercenary groups, as Catherine mentioned, seems logical. Certainly they’re getting good money if they’re willing to forgo their pensions. Thinning out the police force leaves the public unprotected. As for thinning out our military due to mandates, I wouldn’t be surprised if the end goal is to bring in NATO.

  2. An excellent source for legal deep dives is attorney Robert Barnes along with attorney David (Viva) Frei who podcast every Sunday 7pm est. They provide legal updates weekly. Robert Barnes works cases for Children’s Health Defense and other high profile cases. Here is a link to his recent analysis on “The Duran” on the Trump raid and Alex Jones. Mr. Barnes is like a live legal AI. Both cases are a serious threat to freedom especially the Jones case which is an attempt to set precedent for any “conspiracy theory” which “harms” a party. Viva Frei and Barnes are real legal eagles.
    https://youtu.be/WM_qVQdAjyo

  3. Catherine, what good is having gold/silver coins if no one uses them where I live outside Wash, DC? And then what happens if cash is no longer permitted? What are we to do then?

    1. If you live un a place where no one uses them, then there is not yet a local opportunity. Then they are a store of value that can be sold back to a dealer or used where people do them. You just need to appreciate the high transaction fees of going in and out. This why many people prefer to use securities in lieu of physical.

  4. I love your Money & Market reports, thank you! I do believe that PayPal bought Venmo a couple of years ago.

  5. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/8/11/armed-man-holds-beirut-bank-staff-hostage-demands-savings

    “the gunman was seeking to withdraw his money to pay for his father’s medical expenses and other family needs. … “It is a negotiated settlement … he was demanding the $210,000 that was in his account. At first, the bank was willing to give him $10,000, but then they raised it to $30,000,” she said.

    Thursday’s standoff follows an incident in January when a 37-year-old coffee shop owner successfully withdrew $50,000 of his own money from a bank branch in eastern Lebanon after holding bank staff hostage.

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