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  1. Passing the exam

    Also made of stones,
    that are put in your way,
    you can build something beautiful.
    Erich Kästner

    Dear Readers,

    Already in September, the French General Christian Blanchon wrote a letter to the vaccinated. In it, he thanked all the people who resisted the experimental gene injections. His message was largely ignored by the mainstream press, so here is the translation of the original:

    “Even if I were fully vaccinated, I would admire the unvaccinated for withstanding the greatest pressure I have ever experienced, including from spouses, parents, children, friends, colleagues and doctors.

    People who were capable of such strength of character, courage and criticism undoubtedly embody the best of humanity.

    They are everywhere, at all ages, levels of education, Countries and views. They are of a special kind; it is the soldiers that every army of light wants in its ranks. They are the parents that every child desires and the children that every parent dreams of.

    They are beings who are above the average of their societies; they are the essence of the peoples who have built all cultures and conquered horizons.

    They’re there, by your side, they seem normal, but they’re superheroes. They did what others could not; they were the tree that withstood the hurricane of insults, discrimination and social exclusion.

    And they did it because they thought they were alone. They thought they were alone.

    Excluded from their families’ Christmas table, they have never experienced anything so cruel. They lost their jobs, gave up their careers and ran out of money… But they didn’t care. They suffered immeasurable discrimination, denunciation, betrayal and humiliation… But they kept going.

    Never before in the history of mankind has there been such an occupation; we now know who the resistance fighters on planet Earth are. Women, men, old, young, rich, poor, of all races and religions, the unvaccinated, the chosen ones of the invisible ark, the only ones who managed to resist when everything collapsed.

    You have passed an unimaginable test that many of the toughest Marines, Commandos, Green Berets, astronauts and geniuses have not been able to pass.

    You are made of the stuff of the greatest who ever lived, those heroes who were born among ordinary people and shine in the darkness.”

    Blanchon’s words are encouraging and the vaccine-free deserve them. Because the methods with which the corona actors have driven the majority of the world’s population to the dangerous gene injection were so perfidious and cruel that one often had the impression of being directly facing evil. Many people were completely desperate – and still stood up to them.

    Only the term “superheroes” triggers unpleasant associations: Because unscrupulous pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer use it in comics and videos in which they promise children that gene injection will turn them into “superheroes” and give them “superpowers” (we reported).

    According to the Vaccine Safety Research Foundation, more than 4500 children have died after a Covid injection in the USA alone and almost 14,000 are “disabled forever” (here and here ).

    All the worse that politicians who were supposed to work for the safety and well-being of their people used similar propaganda tricks in their child vaccination campaigns (here, here and here ).

    Heartily

    Wiltrud Schwetje

  2. Dr. Carrie Madej posted this and said “SHARE SHARE SHARE”- interview with Aman Jabbi- expert on AI, spying via facial recognition, USA has MORE cameras set-up than China! Guns of any sort will be meaningless if this system is allowed to be put in place completely- and it’s well on its way.

    This is a quite alarming presentation:
    https://www.bitchute.com/video/6GEXRvNYMFFB/

  3. Another great Money and Markets! Thank you Catherine and John. Catherine, you strongly have advised getting out of gmail. I very much want to do that. However, I don’t know where and how to get to a better platform. Could you point me, even in a research direction, if not to a specific platform? Or is it best to get a website for a business and use it as a email platform? I invite anyone to respond to this query. Thanks so much.

    2. Proton mail offers a free account and has been mentioned by Catherine. I’ve been using it for a few years, no problems. They have recently also added a free VPN, which I also use as a privacy measure when browsing the internet, and it’s better and way easier than another one I tried which was semi-expensive.
      I’m not a techie, so I really do need to keep it simple. I also have Mailfence for a back-up email address. It’s been fine for a second choice. Ann

  4. Regarding the Spanish court case, it’s not Pfizer that is withholding the contracts, it’s the government. The court ordered the government to produce the contracts and the government did not comply.

    This is neither new nor unusual. European governments ignore court orders all the time. The Dutch government does so at every level (community, provincial, national.)

  5. Catherine, your chuckle is the best!
    “build your own hierarchy- this one’s toast-bye” 🙂

    I would like to recommend your deep state tactics series to any subscriber who has not listened to it yet- the personal stories add so much to my deeper comprehension of these topics.

  6. When John Titus says he did not take the bailout well, that’s exactly how I felt. I am shocked there were not more of us. I was pissed about the bailouts and people continue talking about Obama like he was the great black hope and it was like, did you not just see this fool give away the store to the bankers?

    I always feel like John and I have things in common.

    1. I was in a white hot livid state. lol!

      I also make a point of making it known to all I can what O gave away. Every time I see a homeless person I think of what O gave away.

      Reality… makes me a not so popular person.

    2. More than 80% of Americans were against the bailouts. So you and John are in a big group!

  7. Catherine, not that you need this, but perhaps my experience as a nobody might count. You are 100% correct in saying that the benefits of having an LTC outweighs the small task of getting fingerprinted.

    All carry licenses require fingerprints, otherwise, what about that process would make you vetted as a law-abiding citizen to carry as opposed to someone who just wants to randomly carry a gun around?

    In order for law enforcement to see if you are a criminal or not, they need to try to match your fingerprints to some crime, otherwise you are good.

    But it goes further than that, while you can constitutionally carry in Texas and if fingerprints bothers you can certainly constitutionally carry, but be aware that constitutional carry in Texas comes with limitations that having an LTC does not come with. Also, if you don’t want to be subjected to the FBIs shenanigans regarding getting approved for the purchase of a new firearm, then you definitely want to have your Texas LTC.

    I am with you Catherine in the sense that a lot of jobs in my life required that I get fingerprinted as those jobs involved writing software for certain agencies in Northern Virginia, so I am actually quite surprised that there are Americans out there who have never had to get a fingerprint for anything. Pilots get fingerprinted, airport employees get fingerprinted, working with children gets you fingerprinted, working with the public in a lot of different capacities get you fingerprinted, honestly, not sure how its possible to work in America without getting fingerprinted at some point unless you just ran a bakery or owned your own construction company or something like that.

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