CAF Note: During the Holiday Season, we typically have Money & Markets and Ask Catherine in the first two weeks of December. This December we will have Money & Markets in the first and the third week. We will not have Money & Markets and Ask Catherine in the second week and the Christmas and New Years Eve weeks. During this time we will be focused on the 2021 Annual Wrap Up. Money & Markets and Ask Catherine start in January on Thursday, January 6th.

* Due to technical difficulities Ask Catherine will be posted Friday Dec. 17th *

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  1. Follow the science:

    ‘Angry’ Virus To Produce More Variants Until Unvaccinated Show Some Respect.

    Even though the variants are “unknown,” and occur “naturally,” ? the vaccine cannot stop future ones without those “boosters.” Accordingly, it could only be due to anger or spite that the virus would produce variants until the vaccine rate rises, methinks.

    As for Vaccne, I guess that’s a form of rosacea brought on by wearing masks (?)

    https://www.aol.com/finance/coronavirus-going-see-variants-emerge-160422326.html

  2. Midianite scenario: http://mileswmathis.com/div.pdf

    “only ten thousand, say, can exist at the top of the pyramid, being the closest relatives of the ruling families. Their more distant cousins then inhabit the second level, but they now comprise millions of skilled insiders with huge wealth of their own. And being from the families, they figure they have as much right to the top level as anyone. Many are as pure of blood as the top level, or moreso, and have been bumped into the second level only due to prior bad marriages or other “accidents of history”.

    … Soaking the middle class weakened it, but that power did not dissolve. Rather, the power previously held by the middle class transferred to this upperclass, the second tier … As the power moved up the pyramid, it got nearer to them, which they should have seen as a danger. This second tier is closer to them in every way, not just in wealth and power, but in knowledge of how it all works .. This second-tier can and is using the grassroots revolution to further weaken and out the highest tier … [who] were much better off with a huge complacent middle class, which acted as their finest buffer, but they couldn’t resist pillaging it.”

  4. https://globalnews.ca/news/8429380/chinese-moon-rover-cube-object/

    Chinese rover spots odd, cube-shaped object on the moon

    China’s moon rover, Yutu-2, has spotted something strangely geometric on the moon’s surface and is now on its way to check out the mysterious cube captured in photos.

    The robotic rover was travelling along the Von Kármán crater on the moon’s far side when it captured photos of a cubic-shaped object about 80 metres in the distance, reports Space.com.

    Our Space, a Chinese outreach channel with affiliations to the China National Space Administration, called the unidentified shape a “mystery hut.”
    …
    Our Space even had a little bit of fun, jokingly asking if it is “a home built by aliens after the crash landing? Or is it the pioneer spacecraft of the predecessors to explore the moon?”

  6. Carbon Credits
    A component of the ESG movement and ultimately Technocracy is the implementation of carbon credits. A good resource is carboncredits.com, they provide trading values, links to companies participating in the market and companies “auditing” the issuers. Jon Rappaport’s approach to find the lowest denominator is a very valid way to think about this…the opportunity for fraud is rampant. For example, if a coal plant is to install a scrubber, how does an investor in the credits know the scrubber got installed and does it work? is it still working? is it being maintained?…I could go on but you get the idea. Credits have been trading for over a decade, so there are lots of parties that have their positions and are ready to capitalize…no doubt many familiar names

    1. I should have added that Credits are being promoted by some serious people as being “bigger than Bitcoin” in investment return potential…If true (for instance) productive farmland could be taken offline in favor of credit generating assets…This can also trickle down to the individual level with credits for proper behavior. While there is some regulatory argument for credits, the reality is that credits are a tax that stems from a completely artificial construct that can be warped in ways that could be extremely harmful. Many of the issues discussed on Money & Markets are also motivated by the potential for these credits.

  7. A note of thanks to subscribers…a few months ago I asked in a post for help in finding videos or similar to help red-pill some relatives…I subsequently got sidelined and did not get back to the community to say thank you…I ended up finding that the Zelenko/Rabbinical court video was most effective for a start. So, to those of you that offered assistance thank you very much. Bruce

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