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Theme: It’s a bird, it’s a plane—it’s a DISTRACTION

Interview: The Economy of the Energy Body with Ulrike Granögger

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  1. Miss Catherine and Mr John, another great Money and Markets. Lots going on, yep agree on the distractions. All the trains going poof, are the ones who crossed the border starting to be come active???? Well Wishes to you both.

  3. CBDC mayhem in Nigeria as existing cash notes are cancelled, https://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2023/02/this-was-a-big-week-for-central-bank-digital-currencies.html

    The eNaira has so far been a total flop … One year after its launch, in October 2021, fewer than 0.5% of the population had downloaded an eNaira wallet — a thoroughly underwhelming number in a country with an estimated population of 225 million people. Worse still, only 282,600 of those accounts were currently active. Meanwhile, interest in cryptocurrencies has surged.

    Commuters in the capital and beyond have been left stranded with no cash to pay for transportation back home. Many small businesses, which represent the lion’s share of the economy, and predominantly rely on cash payments, have had to shut down as their customers have no money to pay.

  4. Catherine,
    Have you or John noticed or heard news suggesting JPMorgan is now an ‘Agent for Internal Revenue Service’? I received a return receipt for an IRS mailing made late January. Charlotte, NC IRS stamped the return receipt with this (above). I knew the IRS was short staffed, but now JPMorgan is taking over the IRS offices? Thought you might have insight; Thanks.

  5. I thought John Titus’s latest Best Evidence podcast, “Why is the Federal Reserve Provoking A Financial Crisis”, was exceptional, and of utmost importance to keep tracking. Any chance Solari Reports could post in the charts section of “Money and Markets” going forward periodic updates of John Titus’s last chart in the podcast: Historical To Date: 1) Repo Agreements; 2) Total Fed Assets; 3) Fed Funds Effective Rate; and FHLB Advances? With a comment or two about where the bank system is headed? Thank you, John, for a well done podcast!!!

    1. Someone posted this comment on another channel?? “Years ago, when the globalists used their NATO military force to take out a leader that was acting “off script” for the benefit of his people and his continent, NATO military jets were ordered to use “bunker buster” radioactive missiles to contaminate the enormous aquifers of clean water below the Libyan desert that was going to be used to make the Libyan desert the food basket of Africa to eradicate hunger.

      WATER is a crucial resource that brings freedom and life to humanity.

      Today we have the same enemies of humanity destroying the available water that gave life and freedom to “Amish Country” and everyone else in the area. A diabolical military strategy disguised as an accident to destroy their way of life, farming, health and freedom.

      Never forget that there is a ‘silent war’ against humanity…
      and they want you either enslaved and unhealthy.. or dead.”

  7. Hi Catherine and Mark,

    I truly appreciate the drive to expand and improve at Solari, but I’m disappointed to see the new up/down vote feature for individual comments. I find it cluttersome to the space and the mind, and reminsicent of all the techy bells/whistles of social media I left long ago. The comments stand well on their own, and there’s always been the option for someone to join in the conversation. That’s my vote.

    1. I am with you. We did an update, ended up with bells and whistles and now will take some time to prune this stuff.

      1. The “reply to” feature is very nice. I read from my phone and like being able to see what CAF is responding to. Often when CAF makes a short comment such as “I agree,” it’s difficult to figure out what post she is referring to.

        1. Glad I was able to “like” this. I also read on my phone and the interface is very clean and readable- in my opinion 🙂

      2. I must say I like that the Reply feature is now showing up on the phone app. Previously it was only available through browser.
        But I won’t lose sleep over it either way, if it stays or is removed.

    2. Agree about the upvote/downvote feature as being too Facebook-y. Haha soon enough we’ll all be posting photos of our cats hoping for upvotes, rather than risk an unpopular comment

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