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    1. The video, linked above, is from 27 February 2022, apparently.
      Which seems odd, because the Russians officially announced their involvements on 24 February, and he should have known that an insurgency was ongoing for a few days , rather than expressing surprise.

      1. nothing odd. this was a so-called “general debate” in the German Bundestag which took place on Feb 27th, right after Feb 24th (start of the Russian SMO/war in Ukraine). Merz is the leader of the opposition party (CDU). to me, it sounded like a Freudian slip of the tongue (as he was referring to the day of which we all remember where we were when we heard the news – Sep 11th, 2001), he was about to say that everybody will remember where they were on this 24th of February 2022 when they first heard about the war in Ukraine – there he used the word “september” instead of “february”. He sounded more agitated in that speech than usual, because of that it sounded to me really just like a mistake (and yes, he had worked for BlackRock for several years after leaving German politics for some while before coming back when the “succession” question for Angela Merkel was getting under way).

  2. https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2022/09/19/johnson-johnson-and-a-new-war-on-consumer-protection

    “The L.L.C. that Johnson & Johnson created never had an office or any employees of its own in Texas or North Carolina. It never manufactured or sold talcum powder; for that matter, it never really conducted any business at all before going belly up. Still, in between its formation in one business-friendly jurisdiction and its bankruptcy in another, the new company took on all of Old J. & J.’s talc liabilities. It was suddenly responsible for some forty thousand talc cases, while a new company, also called Johnson & Johnson Consumer Inc., emerged with all of Old J. & J.’s assets—those tens of billions of dollars—and none of its talc liabilities, leaving it free to carry on with its operations.”

  3. Catherine, John Titus, and Solari members would be well advised to read the newly published substack article by Katherine Watt entitled, Biotech Idolatry: DOD-Pfizer contracts have replaced federal constitutions and laws. To oversimplify, her analysis of the contracts reveal the DOD is behind the manufacture, promotion and approval of these products. Actionable intelligence…

    https://bailiwicknews.substack.com/p/biotech-idolatry-dod-pfizer-contracts

    1. It bothers me when I see a site dressed up to look like a medical journal, but which is clearly pushing an op-ed piece. This is linked to as “evidence” within the substack article you referenced.

      https://www.ijvtpr.com/index.php/IJVTPR/article/view/52/83

      For people who have no experience reading scientific literature, this may appear as a legitimate source. But it’s actually preying upon people’s respect for science, while secretly disdaining their ability to recognize it.

  4. These sustainable goals and ESG is everywhere. Its like a virus that infiltrated every company and the government here in New Zealand too.
    I am in the habit to point out to my colleagues and friends at work how the company emails we get as employees, fit in with the whole ESG goal.

    I work for a large corporate here, so the propaganda is thick and fast and its a constant stream of “Diversity and Inclusion” and “Climate Change” etc etc

    I went from someone annoyed at all this a year ago, to now enjoying using each email or company campaign to teach those around me, of the real plans behind it and how our company is just scrambling to ‘up’ their ESG score for foreign investment deals. No other reason really.

    I have managed to open my managers eyes to this too, and I reckon he is spreading the knowledge amongst his colleagues. We’re low in the company chain though, but the more informed we are, the better. We need to tell people around us what’s really behind all the rainbow diversity equity inclusion campaigns that bothers them quietly and to which its become impossible to speak out openly, so we need to focus on attacking these policies at their ideological source. The anti freemarket scam of a cartel system that is ESG.

    Marlene

    2. I’ll add the Chartered Institute of Buildling Services Engineers (CIBSE) and the UK’s IEE/IETE to those promoting the green/CO2 agenda.
      I see nothing wrong with promoting schemes to reduce the use of energy by buildings, but the unquestioning use of “AGW” or “Climate Change” as a belieft system is against all engineering principles.

  5. Catherine,
    I have heard many musicians are cancelling their concerts in the next few months and multiple CEOs stepping down. . Then you have said a couple times October is a month to watch out for. Is there something I don’t know about that is supposed to happen in October? Thankyou.

      1. Sean Mendez and Justin Bieber to name a couple musicians. Forbes article titled CEOs Are Quitting And Joining The Great Resignation—Here’s Why will list all the CEOs quitting

    2. US Budget finalizes and new spending year begins on OCT 1 in US. Throughout the month, the mid term elections are coming to a culmination in early November. Maximum tension as the pig goes through the snake.

  6. Fairly important matter:
    The Washington Post, which is not really reliable, has an extensive article on what the rail strike means, and it affects my hobby job (chairman of a water utility) in the sense of their mentioning specifically chlorine gas for water treatment. This signals me that there is more afoot than just disgruntled brakemen and conductors.

    Article https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2022/09/13/rail-strike-railroad-shutdown-biden/

    I think they have run up test balloons in Jackson, Mississippi and West Baltimore to begin scaring people about water treatment. That’s what particularly concerns me about this train strike and the fact that the communist Washington Post is mentioning such a specific matter. You are really “hosed” without clean water. We are, of course, taking preemptive measures.

    1. Excellent point, John. Something is most certainly up. And yes, water is an ultimate control point.

      1. “Amtrak announced yesterday that it will be canceling all of its long-distance train routes in the United States – with the decision to do so effective immediately. The cancellation of the long-distance routes comes following the potential for strike action by the freight and railroad unions, which would have a significant impact on the rail company’s ability to carry out its planned journeys and would lead to significant disruptions across the rail network.”

        This article lists the long-distance and short routes that will be cancelled, and those that will remain in place.

        https://www.traveloffpath.com/amtrak-cancels-all-long-distance-train-routes-effective-immediately/

        1. In Sydney, NSW, Australia, there have been ongoing train strikes and disruptions for months on end.

  7. I have not seen this corroborated. From the UK, recent news.
    /quote
    Not sure where to put this, (feel free to move if another thread is more appropriate) but had petrol rationed today. Filled up at local supermarket using self service. Put in credit card and warning came up, limit of £99. Filled car and as it got to £98, pump started slowing down and stopped at £99. Tried to keep filling, but pump stopped working and would not start again. No signs warning of this until too late and you’ve selected pay at pump. Will try pay at cashier next time to see if limit applies.

    I did read about this in a letter sent by my bank, but it implied that the petrol company would check bank balance first, then if sufficient funds, allow the car to be filled, not limited to £100.
    /unquote

      2. I agree. Banks are really campaigning everything online. Even online savings accounts that are only digital. Don’t save digital money, it equals debt money. Cash and Coin is not debt money as of yet.

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