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1. The Biden document scandal is a PR boondoggle.

   1. Limited hangout, the scope or contents of documents never discussed. We all know over-classification occurs, so maybe it’s Obama’s dinner arrangements or maybe it’s secret aeronautics technology. Who knows? We never will.

   2. Limited attention economy. Make hay for the ConInc. controlled opposition media. Take eye-balls away from everything else. Twitter files, collapse of legitimacy in gov’t/medical systems/banks, bail-ins, war in Ukraine, or a dozen other stories that actually cut the muster.

   3. Pre-program “legitimate criticisms” in electorate to be levied by Democrat 2024 presidential candidates (Newsom, Big Mike) without pointing out any serious crimes that those candidates or the global corporate combine are themselves involved in and/or are interested in avoiding.

   4. Further incite/intimidate populists by highlighting the two-tiered justice system and differences between the treatment of Trump over Biden. In one case, documents being held completely legally by Office of the President who has declassification power. In the other case, documents held illegally by a Senator or Vice-President without declassification power. I should clarify that Obama changed the rules with his “Classified National Security Information” 2009 executive order that gives the Vice President declassification power. Given that, ConInc. ran with the original notion that the Vice President has no power to declassify, giving “fact checkers” ample opportunity to point this out and make conservatives look stupid during this pointless charade which I can only refer to as ritual humiliation at this point. Both sides are being humiliated, and so is the alternative media for going along with it. The only difference is that the left loves the humiliation as part of their inverted sadistic world-view.

   Don’t ever wrestle with a pig because you both end up covered in shit and the pig likes it.

2. Regarding JP Morgan Chase starting to clear precious metals in Zurich, my husband says he thinks there is demand, so they are creating more infrastructure and fueling more demand. And to make it easier to transact.

3. This is for Pete Kennedy, in public policy. In light of the Food Freedom Bill based in Maine in 2022, do you think, that in order to safeguard our rights to growing food, saving seeds, even having chickens and guard dogs, we should be gearing up to pass similar bills throughout the United States. If so how do you suggest we begin this process.

   1. Leigh:

      Check out Pete’s new piece published next Tuesday as part of the Annual Wrap Up on Food. It is called Food Legislation.

      1. Ok, that is exciting, thanks for responding. I don’t think they are going to pass the Prime Act now but if anything wrap it into the 2025 Farm Bill. I’ve heard that Chair Sen. Debbie Stabenow is retiring so there will be a new chair assuming the Dem’s hold the Senate. If they are picking from within and stay Dem. Sen Kirsten Gillibrand is the most aligned when it comes to food freedoms. Its going to be something that American’s are going to need to put time and money behind.i think we’ll finally get their attention with the new water and poultry rulings. Pete’s write-up in the Wise Traditions Journal really lays this out clearly. I hope Solari readers get involved with these issues of food freedom. Pete is wonderful and so on top of what is happening and how we can nudge it into the right direction. WAP convinced me to become a farmer and get my own dairy cow 15 years ago and I’ve never looked back.

         1. Thanks, Leigh. Some other good news- Tom Mass has a spot on the house rules committee which from what I understand will definitely have some influence on what goes into the farm bill.

4. 29:32) How are they going to get rid of VP Harris, you ask. Check out Gerald Ford’s response in 1989 to a little girl’s question about a female president. His answer is very interesting…
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isN8lhKvY5U

5. Tonight I attended a lecture by Mark McGivern on his book Tolkein’s Hidden Pictures on the anthroposophical view of Lord of the Rings and Tolkein’s language and mythology. As he spoke of not letting the ring that rules all rings get into the hands of the powerful wizard, he drew lines from the three characters who had to undergo an initiation rite to attain the power to destroy the ring. The lines came to a point and Mark surrounded it with a circle, I saw the parallel with the cbdc’s role as the ring to rule all rings. We can’t let it get into the hands of the Dark Lord. Centralizing power is always evil.

6. I watched all of Stew Peter’s Sudden Death documentary which is truly horrifying – but I could not watch the unbeautiful parade. Miss. U looked like a sex trafficking victim trying to avoid be slugged by her pimp, and the US zombie, staggering under the weight of tinsel was somewhere between horrifying and nauseating. Please guys, don’t do that again.
   New subject: to John especially, but both of you geniuses generally. I have followed with gratitude your analysis of the Fed, the financialization of stealing, etc. Can you please now address what other coutries are doing to try to protect their currencies and economies. ??? Please and thank you – and peace and blessings.
   PS John, giving that you are a racing fan..how about posting something truly beautiful: American Pharoah’s Triple Crown.

7. It has been said that the understanding of the forces that have shaped the events of the 20th Century is predicated NOT on facts to be learned, but upon secrets to be discovered.

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