Theme: The Bubbles Float Closer to the Control Grid

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  1. One of the complaints I have had about your last two Money and the Markets… I dont think you grasp what the Canada trucker revolt actually means. You can pass all the Ai software bullshit legistalation you want… if no one cares and no follows it and no one listens to it. You have where we are right now. The system cracked (you missed it) (people have said enough)… the bankers haven’t grasped it yet… but the world has said… enough… I’m ok being wrong if I am…but I don;t think I am.

  2. I have to finish my thought… there are 2 reasons why Totalitarian Systems always die. One, they are so complex and they go so against the natural systems of life that you have to use enormous amounts of resources, man power, time and money just to sustain them. The fact they are that complex makes them fragile from the very beginning. There has never been or will be a technology created that will be on par with the natural genius of human ingenuity and creativity to find ways around control systems. Trying to control the world is a pointless endeavor captained by children and fools. The Divine is the ocean… the best you can do is learn how to ride it and navigate it without being crushed by it… (she rewards us for that) as far as what’s going on in the world… Truckers have shut down an entire country “Canada”… (and the powers that be can’t do anything about it) out of fear they will create a cascade of escalation that will spiral out of control and shut down the entire planet. We have reached checkmate.

    It will be interesting to see what happens next… Godbless you Fitts for you work, your selfless attitude and your gentle kindness.

    Godbless all your subscribers=)

  3. Catherine,

    Thank you for your analysis regarding Galts Gulch. I have an old mentor who now lives on 40 acres of land and his primary source of income is similar to yours, but I always thought to myself, if he is going off to live off the land, but still needs income that happens to be subscribership, if the potential subscribers become enslaved while he and others like him go off to live off the land, then there goes his income…you know what I mean? If the rest of us are enslaved then we can’t afford to pay for his subscriptions.

    And even if he decides to start farming and sell his product at the local farmers market, again, the rest of us are enslaved so we will probably only be allowed to eat synthetic food and insects.

    So that’s where I disagree with his initial idea of I am just going over here to live off the land and isolate myself from the Going Direct Reset, eventually it will catch up with him and others, because again his income still depends on the rest of us.

    But I know him enough that he has always been the type of person that prefers to run away from drama and it seems to work for him.

    1. I like to think that the importance of Galt’s Gulch wasn’t that they went off to hide to start a new life. The importance was that the producers (the Remnant?) went on strike to bring the corrupt system down. That was the message and the original title of the book. Galt’s Gulch wasn’t important for what was happening there, but for what was no longer happening in the greater society because the producers refused to continue to prop up the corrupt state. Dagney was the retard who kept on too long.

      In a way, that is what’s been happening in the US. We have had a large percentage of the most productive people in society–18 to 25 year old men–check out. That is the group that historically produced the innovators, the scientific mavericks, the artists, etc. They have their inspiration in those years, spend the next 10 years building on that inspiration, and the following 10 building their businesses.

      Now, young men realize they are the target of Mr. Global’s hate campaign. They refuse to go to college to be constantly derided as the cause of all human suffering. They eschew corporate jobs because they don’t want to work all day to make other people rich. They won’t get married because they “know” she’ll divorce them and take the children and all the money. Instead of inventing, discovering and developing they live off their parents and spend their time playing computer games.

      My theory which is mine is that this is the reason there have been precious few important scientific discoveries in the last 50-60 years. While marginalizing young men, govt took over scientific research, substituted utter garbage–global warming and virology are the most prominent examples–and directed vast resources to inventing and developing the digital surveillance industry aka Silly Con Valley. The middle age men working there are the Dagney Taggarts of our time. They finally started to realize they need to get out. Inclusivity and the jab are driving the remaining talent out and Silly Con Valley will rot from within.

      Can’t happen fast enough for mankind.

  4. Just emailed our CPA:

    “…Also, we’d like to file all our extensions and taxes with paper filings going forward, instead of the on-line filing we’ve done in the past. There’s so much in the news about the IRS requiring facial recognition biometrics to use their online features. While the latest news is that after significant pushback, they are reconsidering, however it nonetheless feels like time to pull away from the digital interface with them as a matter of principle. …”

    1. Here is the reply from our CPA, for whatever it’s worth – clearly more research to be done…

      “Paper filing your return to the IRS is definitely not advised. And I can’t do it for you because I have a mandatory e-filing requirement. FYI, the IRS has over 6 million unprocessed returns right now. They don’t process paper for months, maybe years. Essentially the jist is that I can’t do paper filing except for certain exceptions.
      However I am pretty confident in the e-filing system that the IRS has setup with tax practitioners. We have security measure through our software and there’s licensing we have to do with the IRS each year.

      There is something you can do to ensure identity protection as far as your tax returns go – you can request an “IPPIN” from the IRS. This is a number they generate each year and send to you via USPS. We have to include it in the efile for the IRS to accept it. This prevents Joe Shmo from filing on your behalf.

      Otherwise, paper seems even less secure – there’s the mail system, which is dangerous for theft in itself. Then it takes the IRS months to process paper, and in the meantime someone could be e-filing for you fraudulently. Just doesn’t seem like it would solve your concern.”

      1. Methinks he doth protest too much.
        Sorry. Couldn’t resist.
        Thank you for that information, J F; I’ll let you know what our CPA says, as well. Interesting.

  5. Hi Catherine,

    About the “Google servers in Iceland” (at the 48 minute mark of M & M)… Iceland’s power grid is almost entirely Geothermal. They are not vulnerable to what happens in continental Europe.

    I loved watching the debate with the Bitcoin boy. I never realized that Bitcoin was actually a religion! His views seemed more like an apostle than an investor.

    🙂
    Ron LaPlace

  6. Hi Catherine, re the insurance payouts, what was 157% two days ago, is now 57%. This seems more probable.

      2. Too bad because he’s absolutely correct in that clip. The blame for this disaster falls directly on doctors (and biologists) who knew or should have known what a scam this was from the get go. And, I would add all the lawyers who have waited two long years to “heroically” *cough, cough* begin bringing legal action.

        1. The doctors and the hospitals could have stopped the scam. My guess is that many of them ingested very significant amounts of entrainment.

        2. Being a lawyer, I should comment. Tom Renz in Ohio has been at it in litigation for a while. Mary Holland at CHDF and Robert Kennedy have been at it from the beginning. I, personally, was involved in putting together the Solari forms for parents to use in schools that might require vaccinations. That said, I have to admit to having been astounded that there is not a greater hue and cry from attorneys regarding censorship, outlaw behavior by government, conflicts of interest (Gottlieb, now at Pfizer and formerly running FDA being a talking head repeatedly on TV, e.g.) and lies supported by MSM and corporations.

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