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1. 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.

2. 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.

3. Some fun “Future Casting” for the Davos Crowd https://philosophers-stone.info/2023/01/21/davos-reset/

4. 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.

5. The town in question in the Ohio train derailment is only about 11 miles away. I live about 76 miles away in PA, and my chickens are doing okay. I have not noticed anything different, although I still have concerns about the air. I am “upstream” water wise, so I am not worried about that, but it will contaminate the Ohio river more, and end up in the Mississippi.

   1. Out of an abundance of caution, @GCWW [Greater Cincinnati Water Works] will shut off the Ohio River intake and will temporarily switch to water reserves. GCWW is continuing to monitor the situation to keep your water safe. https://thepostmillennial.com/cincinnati-cuts-off-drinking-water-from-ohio-river-due-to-east-palestine-derailment-contamination

   2. This is a radio program from Ohio. The expert guest answers many questions from the radio host and from callers. I found it well worth the time to listen. Much of what we are hearing seems to very much exaggerated in order to generate fear in the public. https://tunein.com/podcasts/Ron-Verb-p1476958/?topicId=256371838 (Title: Ron takes questions with his expert on East Palestine, 2/16/2020)

   3. That is good to hear your chickens are ok. I am wondering if its even true that they burned these toxic chemicals. Maybe they just said that to scare people to leave.

      1. They burned it alright. I’ve seen it in several trustworthy online reports.

6. Isn’t it obvious that Mace is controlled op? Her 1st point using the “Harvard Dr” was that those bioweapons were needed by the elderly & their caregivers while stating that if someone had “natural immunity” from having had the bioweapon “virus” they wouldn’t need the bioweapon. Can’t you see the problem with this? It’s blatantly obvious to me. Until these people start calling this what it is….a WAR on humanity, a GENOCIDE then this is political theater & nothing more. Disappointed that neither Catherine nor John pointed this out.

7. “East Palestine, Ohio train wreck: It’s the dioxinIt’s not just what was in the tanker cars. It’s what happens when they burn and combine. This may be the largest dioxin plume in world history. I know of no more serious release, ever.”
   https://planetwavesfm.substack.com/p/palestine-ohio-train-wreck-its-the?utm_source=substack

   1. Yes, it can be frightening what has transpired there. This seems to be very toxic with large scale distribution.
      Twitter posts trying to grasp the dimension of the release.
      Disclaimer: There are no guarantees on the accuracy of the information in the posts linked. Twitter is a messy shouting place, yet these posts seem to come from people genuinely concerned and might give impressions not found otherwise.
      Pictures of the toxic smoke cloud
      Possible Particle Distribution (might contain rude expressions)
      1. Thread summarizing the incident to some extent (contains rude expressions)
      2. Thread summarizing the incident to some extent (contains rude expressions)
      Explanation of possible chemical reactions in the fire
      Calculations on the possible amounts of the release.
      Water is safe?
      “The water is safe?”
      Not for all compounds carried in the train seemed to be tested for (contains rude expressions)
      Company responsible for running the wrecked train does safety testing and seems to require residents to sign non liability forms for assessing the safety of their home (might contain rude expressions)

      1. I tried to look at these tweets and the majority will not show because the account no longer exists.
         please share screen shots if you have them.

         1. The user account above is accessible again. No broken links anymore in the post above.

         2. This account disappearing might be an indication of the relevance what was said there. Does not have to be censorship, maybe the user did not want to draw anymore attention to him.
            I regret not having been enough apprehensive to take snapshots. Something I managed scratch back together. low quality though.
            Possible Particle Distribution (might contain rude expressions)
            1. Thread summarizing the incident to some extent (contains rude expressions)
            2. Thread summarizing the incident to some extent (contains rude expressions)
            Not for all compounds carried in the train seemed to be tested for (contains rude expressions) [MISSING]
            Company responsible for running the wrecked train does safety testing and seems to require residents to sign non liability forms for assessing the safety of their home (might contain rude expressions)
            Alternative for above

            I found those Tweets by searching for
            “Ohio Chernobyl”
            or
            “East Palastine”
            on Twitter and then sifting through the results.

            1. The above deleted twitter user was in his posts very vocal about the dangers of the toxins released there, called the incident a worse catastrophe than Chernobyl, predicted that the dioxin generated in the fire will wreak havoc in every living thing in the area and, through water, air and food chain, also far beyond for years to come. He called on the people in the immediately affected area to leave and to leave for good. He also voiced the suspicion that the fixation of the attention on balloons was a distraction from what he called the worst environmental disaster in decades.

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