WITH CATHERINE AND JOHN TITUS

Theme: Just How Big Is the Breakaway Civilization?

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  1. Catherine—Love your Money & Markets every week. One important note: please don’t interrupt Titus when he’s making an observation and drawing a conclusion on a subject at hand. His comments are extremely valuable, not to mention interesting. You’re both excellent commentators.
    Mary Uhrbrock

    1. Mary:

      Thanks for the feedback. Will keep in mind and do my best not to interrupt!

      Catherine

  2. I love these reports and look forward to them every week! Thank you to both of you!

    I wonder what you think of Martin Armstrong (armstrongeconomics.com).

  4. Today was the first time I was able to listen to the Solari Report, as I just paid the money.
    When I heard the phrase “the breakaway civilization” I thought that was us, as in us people who do not have, for example, suri in their house. Her.
    That is because “the breakaway civilization” sounds like something I would join.
    Now that I have listened to the show I am not sure of whom the breakaway civilization consists, except that it is people who think they are above the law.
    Rather than just guess, maybe there is a person in this group who can define this civilization for a new person.

    1. Hello Elizabeth Ooms,

      I believe the term “breakaway civilization” is a term for people that live underground or off the planet that are using technology that is beyond the normal civilizations’ knowledge such as anti-gravity machines or just grabbing energy out of empty space termed “zero point energy”. This technology might have come from reverse engineering ufos or maybe just developed in secret and not shared with the rest of society.

  5. Hello, Catherine and John: Thanks for another great show, full of information and insights one finds almost nowhere else!

    Have you read Katherine Watts’ amazing Substack account, “Bailiwick News”? Katherine is a paralegal with astonishingly thorough research skills and perceptive insights who has been chronicling in great detail the slow but sure building of the legal architecture to protect the bad actors from accountability for any injury and harm from the CV shots–and every other egregious, rights-curtailing thing they’ve introduced “for our safety” since 9-11. Essentially described here:
    https://bailiwicknews.substack.com/p/american-domestic-bioterrorism-program

  6. On the theme of shifting to a multi-polar world, here’s an excerpt from http://www.capexinsider.com :
    “Russia proposes a new international standard for trading in precious metals: the Moscow World Standard (MWS) which will become an alternative to the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) which systematically manipulates precious metals markets to depress prices. According to Russia’s Finance Ministry, this new, independent international structure is necessary for “normalizing the functioning of the precious metals sector” and its creation is “critically important.”

    “The basis of this new structure will be a new, specialized international precious metals brokerage headquartered in Moscow, which will rely on the MWS. Also proposed is a committee for fixing precious metals prices composed of central banks and largest banks of countries that are members of the Eurasian Economic Union (Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Russia) that currently have a presence on the precious metals market.

    According to the Russian Finance Ministry, precious metals prices will be fixed either in the national currencies of key member-countries or using new monetary units used in international trade—for instance, the new BRICS currency proposed by Putin.

    The Finance Ministry wants to make membership in this organization attractive to all market participants, especially China, India, Venezuela, Peru and other South American countries, as well as Africa. It aims to swiftly destroy the monopoly of LBMA and to provide for stable development of the precious metals sector.

    In essence, Russia proposes to create a market for gold, platinum, etc., which will be regulated by countries that control the resources for these metals. This would be, simply put, a revolution. On the basis of this new market, it intends to further the system of bilateral trade in national currencies that specifically excludes dollars, euros and pounds.

    And now, some statistics on the world gold supply. The production share of the US and other hostile nations* produce a grand total of 22% of the world’s gold. Eurasian Economic Union, BRICS and Africa, together, produce 57%—already a controlling share. Now add Peru and Venezuela, and the number goes up to 62%.

    To put it in the plainest terms possible, Russia is colluding with a number of other countries to exclude the dollar, the euro and the pound from the system of international settlements, starting with precious metals but not necessarily stopping there. These countries control a lion’s share of gold production. For starters, Russia has fixed the price of gold in rubles at 5000₽/g, which works out to $2,447.17 per troy ounce. This compares rather favorably to the current LBMA fix of $1737.84. The days of LBMA’s ability to drive down gold prices using paper gold manipulation appear be running out.”

    2. Trial balloon? Threat? Negotiation?

      https://www.akm.ru/eng/news/the-ministry-of-finance-stated-that-it-did-not-propose-to-create-a-new-international-standard-for-th/

      AK&M 28 July 2022 13:59
      The Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation has not proposed the creation of a new international standard for the precious metals market. This is stated in the ministry’s message.

      The Ministry of Finance, as the industry regulator, redirected the proposal received by it to market participants for its assessment and provision of a position on the feasibility of its implementation.”

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