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  1. 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.)

  2. 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.

    1. 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

  3. 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/

  4. 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

  5. Fascinating as always. Hoping you and John could do a special on “Local Currencies”. I’m looking for a couple of books on it. I’ve read about Ithaca dollars, and Joseph mentioned once the old Farmers’ dollars. Hoping to get more knowledge about the topic. July 2023 isn’t far off. Also, I wanted to come to Knoxville but am helping a friend with the People’s Bank. Investing in people is wonderful. Have a great time at the meet-up!!

  6. What is the movie of the year award? You said “remake of 18.” Please help me find your review on Solari. Thanks

  7. Hi Catherine, my humble request to you would be to stop advising people to leave California. One, its a fallacy that they are going to escape the agenda in the long term. A move is temprary at best and in fact taking people who have the ability to fight off of the Western front only weakens the entire Country. 2. Running doesn’t solve anything. In fact Californians who are too weak to fight here, only focused on putting their kids in the indoctrination camps that show your kids porn and are run by the same Federal government. The school are not different in Texas or Tennessee. Those Who want to “just go on living their lives” while ignoring the gigantic elelphant that is progressing from both coasts inward only harm and damage the people who have lived in these states for decades. The people in the heartland are wholly unprepared for the hordes of Californians and New Yorkers who bring these coastal values, attitudes and inflated real estate dollars with them and end up destrying these communities by inflating real estate and continuing to be inactive in policing their public servants. As a lifelong Californian, I say STAY IN CALIFORNIA, stay and neutralize the cancer. Never run. Learn the law and your rughts, learn how to nullify and stop things at the point of enforcement. Do your civic duty and stand up here. At the very least, do not be disillusioned that your going to move and keep your freedom. The wolf is at your door. I heard you Catherine say in an interview that the harassment against you had increased even in Tennessee and your move to the Netherlands was in part to alleviate that. The Tennessees Governor loves his executive orders just like the other 50 tyrants, ones that include quarentine camps. All 50 govenors shut fown their States. ALL. I know what you say, these camps are uneconomic and yet my guess is thay every state has provided for them. Its an illusion that there is anywhere to go here. Stand and Neutralize.

    1. Seconded and ditto for New York.

      For inspiration, watch the TV series “Turn: Washington’s Spies”, set in British-occupied NYC during the Revolutionary War. Good illustration of families being divided on whether or not to support the American Revolution. From the creator of the TV series “Nikita”. A very small number of humans made a material difference.

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUBi45Y4OIU

    2. Not all 50 governors shut down their states.I believe there were 5 that didn’t.

      However, I agree she shouldn’t encourage Californians to move, and not just because the rest of us are sick of them ruining our communities. it’s also because that’s what tptb want. CA is to become a sparely populated wonderland for the “elite” and their slaves oops i mean servants.

      1. Thank you, I remember now that South Dakota was one that didn’t, but I don’t remember others. Strategically California is a our bread basket and our Western shores. The rest of the country needs California to stand strong to defend our agricultural industries at the very least, but if we don’t defeat the Nothing here, it will spread.

        1. Everyone has to fight and stand in the place that is best for them to do so. I have found for each person it is unique. I have also found myself giving highly opposite jurisdiction or investment advice in the same day based on highly varied fact patterns.

    3. Catherine:

      I understand your point. I agree the problem is everywhere. Yes it makes sense to fight it where you are. However, California is getting more and more dangerous. I closed my business there in 2014 and except for brief visits have not been back. I think the risk in California is significantly higher than in Tennessee, Texas, Idaho, South Dakota, especially if you have a small business.

      So I do believe that for most people in California, would be better off leaving the state. Given what I know of you and your circumstances, you very well may be much better off staying. Big issue is schools and how to handle education and health care for the kids. Since kids can grow up a lot in 5-10 years, moving to Oklahoma now has a much better chance of buying them more years with a better lifestyle at lower costs without vaccine mandates and less risk of drag queen shows. The push to transgender them is on the digital systems everywhere – so everywhere has major risks when you put your kids on the digital systems.

      Hope that helps,

      Catherine

      1. Thanks Catherine, I agree that there are dangers here, but these dangers are going everywhere if they aren’t stopped here. I have learned many things as a result of staying and fighting, including how to nullify and stop unjust policies at the point of enforcement. The amount of personal freedom that arises from that alone is a gift. If we look at the bigger picture strategically for the country, at minimum California is a major player in our food system. There is a reason why whatever nefarious push is behind this has targeted this area heavily. If they can capture the water and agricultural resources of California, they can move and capture the remainder of the country. Losing California in any way is a harm to all. The policies that they enforce here, spread everywhere. An incredible amount can be done at the local and County levels. There are tons of resources out their. http://www.tacticalcivics.com is a great place for people to start.

        Thank you for all you do. I have been far more equipped to navigate what’s going on having the excellent information you provide. I’ve been a subscriber since 2017 and I will continue to be.

        2. Hi Catherine B! I want to learn more about California agriculture. My starting position is this: I think it would be great for industrial agriculture to seriously decline in California, not suddenly and not by coercive means of course. Just looking at the stats: Ag sells $50 B/yr, but a full $20 B of that is in exports. Why do I want our precious water going to almond etc. farmers exporting to China? I want the organic component to increase over time to 100%, and it is pleasantly surprising to see it booming at $12 B/yr already. I’m open to hearing any arguments and views on this.

          https://www.cdfa.ca.gov/statistics/

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