Money & Markets Report: July 21, 2022

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  1. Hi Catherine and John,
    Thank you again for giving us hope that we can make a difference. Everything we do and say matters. You are both a wonderful voice of reason in our corrupt political and corporate world. I have worked for many international corporations throughout my career, including Philips Semiconductors based in Eindhoven. I loved working with people from the Netherlands, they were wonderful. Work life balance is a huge priority there. I was shocked at the stories I heard at how well employees are treated. This is definitely the case in Europe, where 30 day vacations are given right off the bat. A huge quality of life and mental health enhancer.

    Pharmaceutical companies are evil. They make so much money, they do not care about people being well, they just care about money and keeping people sick and drug dependent. The problem is, the money they have for marketing has brainwashed most Americans. It is a sad day when drug companies advertise, I guess the US is the only country that allows it. Go figure.

    People are waking up. I bought into climate change in the beginning, but have totally changed. It is a way to make some people wealthy. Chicken little is correct. They want to silence us, but they cannot. America was founded on freedom. We must suffer and live in poverty now to save the world, what a crock, this needs to end.

    I loved the entire presentation, as always. Keep doing what you are doing and helping to wake people up to the madness. We need to get the word out, mainstream media is corrupt, bought and paid for.

    One of the reasons I brought up the multi-national corporations is that I also worked for Hewlett Packard. We used to hire independent companies to review our products. What a joke that is. I also witnessed creative number crunching at other corporations, and left because of it.

    Goodness will prevail, I truly believe our prayers will be answered. Keep doing the great work.

    People are relying too much on data, very scary. so true about averages, great analogy, fire and ice averages to a pleasant temperature. LOL!

    I know I am rambling, but appreciate the opportunity to share support and experiences.

  2. And no I an not a religious zealot or anything like that (there is a million books on quantum physics available) on how we as humans create with our thoughts and feelings in the “medium” as Joeseph call it.

    That is why there is entrainment and subliminal programming and a giant infotainment system designed to highjack that power and create the world they want.

    If you want to see the single biggest flaw in their system that can bring the whole thing down, that is what is breaking down. The trance is breaking down.

    We haven’t seen people concious and awake for Decades, (you are about to see the mass awakening of a whole lot of people to concious and awake and it is gonna be beautiful.

  3. By the way… it’s not some secret thing (the way you follow money) just look at how the masses of the world are responding and that will tell you exactly what the Divine is doing. It’s really easy to watch and predict. Way easier than predicting money (cause those people are f*cking insane) Normal people, way easier to watch and get a pulse of the world.

    1. During the last 500 years, when was there a comparable awakening of people? What happened?

      1. Printing press. Now internet they had the Counter-Reformation and look’s like something similar is coming.

        1. Good example, thanks. Miles Mathis has a 2021 paper about factions on multiple sides of the Reformation, http://mileswmathis.com/luther.pdf

          “they had their people playing both sides. This is precisely why the Reformation succeeded so easily: at that time the papacy had already been infiltrated by the Medicis, so the attackers outside the cathedral were guaranteed to win … the governors used Luther’s fake Reformation as yet another excuse to crack down on the peasants and to steal from the minor nobles. The usual flow-up economy.

          … the Reformation wasn’t actually about religion at all, at least not from the viewpoint of the governors who pulled it. From their perspective, religion was just a cover for the real machinations, which were entirely financial. Again, same as now. Same as always. Reform was simply the excuse for them to seize church assets

          … the governors were more interested in the idea of weaning the audience off of expensive furnishings, which they wished to steal for their own castles. In that line, they needed to accustom church goers to more spare surroundings: much less gold, fewer paintings and sculptures . . . in short a stripped-down worship. That is the true source of all Puritanism and Amishness: more for the rich and less for the poor. To achieve that, the poor had to be convinced that it was more Godly to build simply and dress simply.”

          1. They used it to steal and seize incredible assets from the nunneries. The national museum in Zurich had a great exhibition on the medieval nunneries. It was quite astonishing as to what they had accomplished in terms of land, building, agriculture. Luther helped a lot of it be seized was my take away from the exhibition.

          2. I was raised a Quaker. They were big on build simple and dress simply so you could keep as much money as possible in growing land, businesses and investments. Capital was to be engaged, not worn.

  4. I have spent my entire career doing business in and out of hospitals all throughout the US. Unless I have missed something, I have never ever heard of a crematorium on site at a hospital.

    1. I believe it is a thing in the UK most of our large NHS hospitals have large chimney stacks and incinerator plants, ostensibly for ‘medical waste’. Note I’m not medically qualified this is anecdotal information and observations only.

  6. Here’s something for John …
    What gives gold and sliver their values? Could it be the marginal cost of production?
    Then why should bitcoin be different?

    1. Austrian theory has it that values are subjective. It’s worth something because we we impute value to it. Physiocrats used to say all value came from land, and early classical economists tried to tie value to tangible things such as calories or cost of production but ultimately failed to prove their theory, so I go with the Austrian perspective it’s worth something because I value it, and the higgiling of the market sets the price, no market no price formation and then the market cannot assign resources according to the want’s and needs of the participants. Sorry for the long answer I’ve probably missed out loads of important stuff?

  7. I can watch this video, but I cannot download it.
    Money & Markets Report: July 21, 2022

    1. I still cannnot download this video.

      Money & Markets Report: July 21, 2022

      I can download others on the Solari web site.

      Is there any intention to fixing it?

      1. For now it is not downloadable. Can you use screen share to project it to the screen you want to watch it on”

        1. I notice you have now provided a little .mp4 icon that caused downloading of the relevant video file. Thank you. I hope using it does not consume too much bandwith on your server,

          1. I just tried the new download button and everything worked like a charm. Thank you to everyone involved in coming up with a fix!

        2. Not really. I like to save them locally so I can watch them later, even if the Internet is down, or dark forces may have removed it.

    2. +1 for not being able to download Money & Markets Report: July 21, 2022. I download each month’s videos to a USB drive that I sneakernet over to a KODI box so that the whole family can watch Solari on the big screen.

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