Money & Markets Report: October 13, 2022

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  1. I am very thankful that JP is doing better. His voice and his research are critical to understanding the secrecy and obfuscation that defines the current political and economic landscape. Many search endlessly for answers that are hidden behind walls of classification and worse even more helplessly await crumbs of disclosure meted out by intelligence agencies. We are all very lucky to have independent researchers like JP who pull the curtain back and expose the long and dark history of covert organizations who preside over untold technological breakthroughs.

  2. This will be a busy week in news I think! Looking forward to it.

    I still need to re-watch some of Johns videos as a lot of the financial stuff is quite complex for me but that which I do understand, made much sense.

    Understanding the money is indeed the basis for understanding the geopolitical world.

  3. John Titus just said what T.H. Meyer just said: Keep Germany and Russia apart, even to the destruction of Germany.

  4. One problem with misusing technology, or any institution, is that people start to question history.

    https://siliconicarus.org/2022/10/12/%ef%bf%bcbeelzebubs-protege-deconstructing-the-myth-of-whitfield-diffie/
    “the dubious concept that learning how to interface with the world through a computer screen was some kind of revolution and that trading in digital tokens tied to a computer hard drive translated to economic freedom.”

    https://nitter.net/acczibit/status/1580308518724591616
    “nobody trusts tech to be benign or a voluntary enhancement to one’s life anymore .. It’s like watching someone tinkering on a torture device you know you’ll eventually be forced/coerced into wearing. Nobody cares what epic new tech breakthroughs come with it … The difference between, say, the iPod or the Kindle and this is that I know the former weren’t somehow f***ing me over, and I knew they were completely optional rather than muscling into my life by it being actively made worse unless I “opt” into them”

    Smart Money explainer (via subscriber input): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pa4-aDvb4A0

  5. I do not agree that the attack on the bridge was terrorist, or terrorism. A terrorist attack is meant to cause a population to feel fear in order to bring about a political objective. The fact that civilians died does not make it terrorism.

  6. Excellent advanced innovative eye doctor retires,new young women have the practice, new equipment to photograph my eyes “to give us a baseline.” I thought about it, afterwards, and asked if they were selling the data. She had to stutter and reaffirm that it “gives us a baseline.”
    So that’s how they’ll ID us even wearing masks; they already have my irises on file.

    2. When you board a cruise ship in the U.S., with Princess Lines at least, prior to getting on board, every passenger has a photograph taken by a crew member of their iris. Not certain if any other cruise line does this.

  7. The 1980s “The Neverending Story” movie has many layers and metaphors.

    Occult review, https://jaysanalysis.com/2011/04/25/the-neverending-story-1984-film-analysis/
    “[The Nothing] parallels … the United Nation’s globalist ideology, along with it’s parallel idea of a single, unified global religion as a tool of a superstate which replaces all previous nationalities and traditions, forcing everything into an amalgamated muck where individuality is lost in a collectivist blob, subservient to the deified world state … in the end, the world implodes in on itself, because Fantasia is all of humanities desires and dreams. It is the astral realm, and Bastian figures out how to magically conquer it, reappropriate it into his psyche and become god of his own ‘world.’ … it is another genesis scenario. It is the beginning again, and all is darkness. The empress tells Bastian to make up a whole new world … A new order must be brought out of the old chaos.”

    Pop culture review, https://www.tor.com/2021/04/26/why-you-should-watch-the-neverending-story-as-an-adult/

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