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1. Catherine,
   I think there were at least 4 acts of eco terrorism in the US this week including a huge plastics factory in Florida, something very toxic on the highway in Tucson another event in TX and one more train derailment, the location of which escapes me. It’s like Sudden Adult Death Syndrome, you start losing track of them there are so many.

2. The warning for the cloud services is prep for Cyber Polygon; ‘O God, what a surprise, the main clouds got hacked and now the financial system is in shambles, so now we need a new, safer digital infrastructure!’ Queue in all digital currency and ID mandate for accessing the net.

3. have you had ave server problems lately? it s been much harder to see your videos for the past 2 weeks, very slow (and it s not me, i had the same problem in several international locations)

   1. Is it still happening? Where are you coming in from?

4. Ohio incident.
   Notable events preceding it are interesting. Most may know this by now, pardon if redundant.

   1. Netflix movie, White Noise staged in East Palestine featuring a train wreck and toxic event. Filmed 2019 but released shortly before the actual event. Saw the movie. It was mostly themed around Death and releasing fears of it. It was really odd. People from the town starred as extras in it. On an energetic level, one may wonder if this is seen as a form of pre-agreement to experiencing the actual event.

   2. Digital ID bracelets with QR codes given out to people in that area over the last few months free from the Fire Dept. There is local news footage of them presenting it to the residents. When watching the fire dept people talk, I find myself wondering what spell they are under.

   3. Language. I watched an engineer discuss what constitutes a “controlled burn” in regards to toxic substances and he said it would actually require burning within a contained space, like an engine does when it combusts fuel. Otherwise, it is an “uncontrolled burn”.

   This article addresses the first two points.

   https://winepressnews.com/2023/02/22/east-palestine-launched-a-medical-digital-id-program-before-train-disaster-and-chemical-release/

   I was going to end it here but something caught my eye at the end of that article. It was a quote from a resident (supposedly) saying that the people wouldn’t feel safe until they had FEMA housing. Odd thing to throw in.

   In conjunction with that idea, I was reading about mitigation grants on the Ohio state website and it made me think back to an interview with someone about one of the big dams and grants around the rivers leaving it. When rebuilding is done with grants the water rights are often acquired by grant holders. That’s a MAJOR amount of water over there.

   As far as grants and housing goes here is a quote from the website below, “incentivize adoption and enforcement of modern building codes”. I have to wonder, if an entire town could be deemed unsafe and have to rebuild with new zoning and smart buildings? I remember hearing that Blackrock was involved with the train line that crashed. If I felt like wasting my entire day, I could probably find a lot of connections there. I’d be curious to see what companies are tied to what disasters that required rebuilding, grants, and zoning. I have seeds to plant so I won’t be researching that.

   https://ema.ohio.gov/mitigation-recovery/mitigation/mitigation-grants/02-hazard-mitigation-assitance-grants

   I’m sure the entire event consists of major function stacking. Time will reveal what that looks like.
   When an event happens and my husband thinks it’s just serendipity, I always say to wait two weeks and see what new laws are proposed or who buys stock/funds something in relation to the problem.

   Good day, love the reports and your presentation.
   Be well,
   Em

   1. Yup. If you just watch who benefits and how it is amazing what you can discern.

5. Hello Catherine,

   Thank you for the video. I always enjoy watching them.

6. Hello Catherine,
   One correction to your video. East Palestine is in eastern Ohio northwest of Pittsburgh. So it is not that far from West Virginia .

   Phillip Golden

   1. Thanks .

7. Catherine, your advice on saving or not saving for a wedding is brilliant. It reminds me of my wedding which took place in a foreign country, in a community where everyone contributed something, chairs for the guests, a wedding cake, a deejay, live folkloric dancers, alcohol, dry ice for the alcohol and food. Now all this did cost money, but it was peanuts compared to what it would have cost here in the States.

   I must say Catherine, the financial advice you often give, outside of stock market investments is so akin to what working class people like myself do all the time. For example, you are now pushing credit unions and I was like whoa…I have been with credit unions for over 15 years! It’s nice to see that you make suggestion on things I have already been doing, its just very affirming…thank you for what you do.

   1. Daniel:

      I am not giving financial advice. I am walking through options. Everyone is different – what is good for you is not good for the next guy and without the specifics on each individual it is impossible to give advice. And I am not pushing credit unions. I am pushing WELL GOVERNED AND WELL MANGED institutions. Not all credit unions are well managed. What I am pushing is personal responsibility – and trying to get you the information for you to decide for yourself.

      Catherine

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