Money & Markets Report: September 8, 2022

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    1. Top guys want to pull it apart. Abrogate all the liabilities and blame on the people. Given the federal debt trap, many states will be forced to move in that direction.

  3. September 12 2022, 1:54 p.m.
    Lee Fang

    Former NSA Chief Keith Alexander Accused of Pump-and-Dump Investment Scheme
    A lawsuit alleges that retired Gen. Keith Alexander misled investors while selling off over $5 million in IronNet stock.

    “Retired Gen. Keith Alexander, a highly connected former intelligence agency official who once oversaw mass surveillance programs, is the latest high-profile executive to be accused of taking advantage of the “meme stock” craze to defraud ordinary investors.

    Alexander, a current board member for Amazon who previously served as the head of U.S. Cyber Command and as director of the National Security Agency under Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, allegedly misled investors through a pump-and-dump scheme that enriched him with at least $5 million.

    In a securities lawsuit filed in April, investors in IronNet, a cybersecurity company co-founded by Alexander after he left the Obama administration in 2014, claim that the former general gave false promises of government contracts and inflated revenue numbers, all while selling off his shares in the company.”
    https://theintercept.com/2022/09/12/keith-alexander-nsa-spac-investment-scheme/

  4. RE: QE Denial,

    Catherine,

    I have experienced the level of denial that you commented on in relation to the Fed injecting money. My only avenue to comprehend the astounding level of denial is to turn to CG Jung. Once I had a grasp of his principals of the human psyche I could navigate the morass of what appears to be extreme ‘stupidity’. Not in terms of lack of intelligence but in accord with the origin the word of stupid – to be ‘stuck senseless, amazed, confounded’ we are in essence stupefied at the response of folks in the presence of real evidence.

    I put this down to what Jung determined as an inflated ego; ‘An inflated consciousness s always egocentric and conscious of nothing but its own existence. It is incapable of learning from the past, incapable of understanding contemporary events, and incapable of drawing right conclusions about the future. It is hypnotized by itself and therefore cannot be argued with. It inevitably dooms itself to calamities that must strike it dead. Paradoxically enough, inflation is a regression of consciousness into unconsciousness. This always happens when consciousness takes too many unconscious contents upon itself and loses the faculty of discrimination, the ‘sine qua non’ of all consciousness.’
    collected works vol 12, paragraph 563

    So in a biblical reference consider Christ’s words on the cross, ‘forgive them for they know not what they do’ – They are unconscious, inflated by the mass mindedness and the wretched ‘isms’ of the day. I have attempted to cease all activities whose aim is to convince. It is an absolutely impossible task, which is in the long run meaningless for me. The inflated ego’s force of life is invested in what the unconscious person has elected or been mind altered to see as ‘The Truth’. It threatens their very existence for the faculty of discrimination has been eliminated by fear and certainty.

    The only way I have made any psychological ground is to listen with deep intent, holding the image of an awakening soul in my minds eye. It has been in that witness or observation state, the trance rattles and I gain a brief entrance into others psyche – if only for a moment. But it is the very moment their inner dialogue of certainty jams, and the light of discernment flashes across their face. This has become the real work for me. I rarely watch anything any more, besides you and John or another Solari offering. For me this ‘presence-ing’ of soul seems to be the next level of work for me. Facts, graphs and reports are for the already questioning, but for majority I am moving into this psychological position and abandoning ‘the intellectual argument’.

    It is here on the path of deepening the inquiry and holding witness that sense a new opening can be achieved.
    Thank you for excellent work..

    DH

  5. Hey Catherine and John; I was unfamiliar with Dr. Mattias Desmet. You seemed to be baffled as to why Malone would use this fellow to weaponize the medical industry with such a shaky record. I just finished watching a podcast(from one of our members spouse) that I think may give a very different perspective. I know you think allot of what Dr. Desmet says is psycho babble and he has been overtly gullible with a serial killer patient of his- however this interview he backs his theories with very credible works. Especially 39:00 thru 44 I found his advice to be very helpful for our situation. Please correct me if I am wrong here.. I still love and value your opinion beyond compare!!! :>) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwEVnA65YLk

  6. Fellow Subscribers- I was playing some beautiful classical music while working and my husband came in and said- Catherine Austin Fitts, The Solari Report. WE must all keep culture in mind and find something each day to keep our coherence. That it made my husband smile and we discussed staying in a “state of amusement” was a concrete example today. Sending out light and love to you all!

    1. Always good to debate sincere people directly. Lots of learning happens in both speakers and audience.

      IMO waste of time to debate Desmet directly. Just gives him more attention and the audience slips and slides around in content that is not useful.

      Breggin knows a great deal about the control grid. Desmet knows very little or is lying – you decide. The result is low grade entertainment, little actionable intelligence.

      No, not going to watch any more Desmet. The real danger is in the line institutions. Having wasted countless hours on Desmet, prefer to focus on where the real risks to Solari Report subscribers and audience is.

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