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Going Direct: The Global Reset:

  • Refresh: Going Direct Time Line
  • Update with John Titus
  • BIS announces Strategic Partnership with Fed (New York) and Innovation Hubs with Bank of Canada (Toronto), Bank of England (London), ECB (Frankfurt & Paris) and Danmarks Nationalbank, Central Bank of Iceland, Central Bank of Norway abd Sveriges Riksbank (Stockholm). Already has hubs with Hong Kong Monetary Authority (Hong Kong), Monetary Authority of Singapore (Singapore) and Swiss National Bank (Switzerland). The BIS innovation hubs

    • The BIS Innovation Hub was established in 2019 to identify and develop in-depth insights into critical trends in financial technology of relevance to central banks, to explore the development of public goods to enhance the functioning of the global financial system, and to serve as a focal point for a network of central bank experts on innovation. Among the projects currently under way are explorations into the development of regulatory and supervisory technological practices, the global payment stack, tokenisation, digitalisation of the trade process and monitoring of fast-paced markets. The BIS’s Annual Economic Report 2020 contains a special chapter on central banks and payments in the digital era.

  • The Seven “Musts” of a Global Currency System
  • Fed Buys 100 Bonds
  • Skidmore Report – an Update
  • Powell tells House Financial regarding plans with Mnuchin for Department of Reconciliation – but nothing on $65,000 per person missing
  • Solari mapping of Minneapolis Looting: Click Here
  • Wall Street on Parade: Citibank 2700 basis point arbitrage
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  1. “At Last! A Movement Has Been Launched to Stop Mandatory Vaccines” https://needtoknow.news/2020/07/at-last-a-movement-has-been-launched-to-stop-mandatory-vaccines/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=at-last-a-movement-has-been-launched-to-stop-mandatory-vaccines Worth the 17 minute video – Taking Action and start building OUR army!

    Update on her website 7/7/20 is https://drpampopper.com/contact/ Contact: pampopper@msn.com 614 841-7700

    1. Movement has been ongoing across the country through CHD – that I why we are promoting them as as part of the Take Action Crowdfund. I say the more the merrier BUT dangerous if you involve lawyers who do not know what they are doing. Can make it worse. But the more individuals who go into court to stop this and lobby aggressively, the better.

  2. Couldn’t find a comment section for Food for the Soul, so I’ll ask a question to Nina Heyn here. Nina, have you ever been to the Miho Museum in Shiga prefecture, Japan? It’s tucked away in the rural mountains, a true gem that was designed by I.M. Pei. Also, I’m a member of the Bower’s Museum in Santa Ana, so if you ever want to go there let me know and I’ll get you in for free. Great work on Food for the Soul! Thank you.

    1. Every Food for the Soul column has an announcement on the home page where you can leave a comment! Meantime, I will send to Nina

    2. Many thanks for your kind comment and thank you for telling me about Miho. Unfortunately I only got as far as museums in Tokyo but there are indeed some incredible smaller museums in Japan. I have not been to Bowers in a good few years but as soon as it reopens, I will try to visit and reach out to you.

      1. Dear Nina,
        I have only been to the bigger museums such as the Mori Museum and it’s offshoot, the digital museum. At the Mori Museum I saw the Hokusai Exhibition. It was a monumental tribute to this amazing artist.
        I would love to visit some of the smaller art galleries and museums in Tokyo. Can you kindly recommend some? I hope to be back in Japan next spring.
        Last year The Met held one of the most exciting exhibition “The Tale of Genji”. It was three months long and I went back 3 times because there was so much to see and they had various speakers and performances. This is what I miss so much during this imposed fascist lockdown.

        1. I join you in this mourning for a museum experience – anytime, anywhere. I have not been to Japan in a good few years, so I cannot really recommend anything specific but Japan tends to get great traveling exhibitions from all continents- even more so after the lockdown because some museums have sent their collections on the road. Next spring, hopefully, you will have an abundance of choices in Tokyo.

  3. Were you talking about the Amazing Polly video, “Is This Torture”? I scoured around the site and could not find the way to the link. I think many here would enjoy it like you said but I could not find where you linked it. I go there regularly and I was only thinking about those who don’t view her regularly. She’s pretty slick

    1. Did not link. The fundamental message was the opposite of what is going on so I found it misleading. The chart of coercion was useful so I posted that.

  5. Catherine, Gen. Spalding had another interesting interview recently:
    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qZrLoyUDjIc&t=1967s

    In it, he mentioned that the US telecoms are too indebted or unwilling to undertake significant investment in 5G infrastructure. To push it through, you would need a modern day Eisenhower Interstate Highways Act public works project to put the necessary infrastructure in place.

    Also noted that you discussed the Going Direct and Global Reset, which hinges on this IoT infrastructure being in place.

    Are you seeing any large sums being allocated to AT&T or Verizon or any other entities in the telecom sector which would hint at such a project taking place?

    Europe esp. Ericsson /Sweden/ and Nokia /Finland/ would be key allies on such a project as they are the alternatives to Huawei. Could that explain some of fed money going to European companies?

    1. Fed is buying their bonds. This is a very good point> I wonder if the bond program is organized to fund the infrastructure. Intriguing. I am going to think about this.

      1. The data transmission infrastructure is decentralized but the data processing should be centralized for the IoT. So a govt. investment makes sense for the hardware. Otherwise it’s difficult to get an ROI on the project, like with a public highway.

        It’s replicating the China state capitalist model for the 5G rollout. Subsidize the build out and create national champions. Let the private cos work in the commercial sphere and the govt can have close cooperation on national security issues. As long as it’s aggregated, the data can be used in many ways depending on the purpose.

        Besides the telecoms Walmart and Costco should be big winners here. They have the store infrastructure and logistics already, just need to be plugged in. Then you can have virtual fed bucks credit at the store for all your UBI shopping needs. Noted that both are essential businesses allowed to stay open.

        Despite the new cold War narrative that is being pushed around, we are seeing a great convergence in governance and social models between the East and West. Some examples: Fake meat is making a big rollout in China, in partnership with US companies, to great /media/ fanfare. I believe they are prototyping certain projects in China before making a wider rollout, to get the kinks out of the system.

        The self driving car is another example of close cooperation. Tesla is the market leader and they finished their mega factory in Shanghai last year, no doubt to work on the self driving car in partnership with China since their infrastructure is already built out and is the perfect place to prototype it. Also less worry about lawsuits.

        A soft social credit is being rolled out based on someone’s virus risk profile and their vaccination compliance. They will even use the same color scheme.

        When the local data collection can be centralized, the usefulness of local govts decreases because previously they provided the on the ground info. Now you can centralize it and cut them out of the equation as you mentioned in your discussion with John Titus. Defund the local police and centralize it on a federal level so that local decision makers have no ability to refuse compliance for top down rules. Digitize and centralize the money and you have a very strong Central govt.

        A firewall will need to be implemented to keep that data safe and organized, so we will have our own version of China’s “Great Firewall.” What shall we call it? Fortress America has a nice ring.

        A more aggressive move on social media and independent media to assure national security and a single state sanctioned narrative in the public sphere.

        It’s really amazing. I’m not sure if in the end it will really matter whether you wake up in San Francisco or Shanghai. We won’t be able to tell the difference.

        1. Agree with everything you say in terms of trend and direction, although the differences in style will continue for some time. MacDonalds is very different in Vienna than Bolivar Tennessee. Lets see if the hunger for freedom can make a difference.

  6. Let’s See

    1) Mandatory Masks
    2) I cannot go anywhere or do anything without one.

    Hmmm..
    There Must be another stimulus bill in the works.

    Per John Titus videos, we’re looking at 18 months of “waves” and 4-6 stimulus bills to bailout the entire financial system and paper over obligation. The funny thing is when you use tax payer money and give it to the people for “relief” it immediately is spent on debt obligation. So this is a bottom up and top down bailout for the banks/corps.

  7. I’m not on Twitter, but I saw your tweet about new accusations regarding the relationship between Les Wexner and Epstein. I have to say, in the context of mind control, spending resources on deconstructivist postmodern architecture makes sense to me for the first time.

    The Wexner Center for the Arts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-dw-hWAH9M

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