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  1. Story from marketwatch: “‘This feels very unfair.’ I’m 73 and worked full-time in education. Over 17 years, I made only one late payment on my student loans. I still owe $12K. Can you help? ”

    The perfect person to teach kids how to be debt slaves. People are trained to believe that two persons working 35 years for a house or a flat is normal. With all the technology we have, with all mechanization, automation we have it is normal.

    People used to build a house in a year by themselves. With only basic tools. Now with high technology it takes 35 years.

    1. Dear Sorin

      You’ve made a very poignant and significant point, It is a realisation that more people should be aware of and ask the question, ‘Have I lived my life in order to buy a house?’.

      Added to that is that fact that although you work 35 years of your life to own a house you never really own it 100% because if once you finally own it and you then can’t pax taxes on it it will be taken away from you.

      Also worth noting is at of those 35 years, 2/3 of that time (namely about 20 years) is working to pay the bank for interest.

      I wonder when this whole concept began. In many cultures land, just like air and water, is something you can use but it is not something you own, or can buy and sell. When and where did the idea of owning land start? I’d love to know.

      In property law there is also the principle of owning the air above your property to the heaven called Cuius est solum, eius est usque ad coelum et ad inferos or ad coelum for short. It’s Latin for ‘Whoever’s is the soil, it is theirs all the way to Heaven and all the way to Hell’, and it means that property holders have rights not only to the plot of land itself, but also the air above and (in the broader formulation) the ground below. On the other hand, even though you own the air you cannot forbid satellites or drones in your piece of the sky.

      It’s all terribly odd.

  3. Hello Catherine, What was that last week about not having a collapse, not all at once? Yet that was the word used to characterize the recent planning exercise in Israel, Global Financial Collapse. Besides our own income, managed by my husband in TIAA-CREF and Fidelity and SS (and comic books), I manage my brother’s trust, given by our grandfather long ago, all creepy stocks that go up all the time in a Morgan Stanley account. I sold $20K and moved it to the Rudolf Steiner Foundation to calm myself. And I manage my father’s account, retirement income, SS, CalPERS and CalPERS Long Term Care, and CalSTRS, at B of A. Trying not to be anxious and calling on Michael, hoping he has Mammon under the edge of his sword. Mammon does not deserve another minute, but how long between these simulations and the execution?

    1. No way to know. My point was that there is a difference between a collapse and a take down. One is engineered and someone comes out ahead at the price of another.

  4. From the recent OSHA’s COVID-19 Vaccination and Testing ETS – while they are withdrawing covid mandates for now, we should remain clear that they continue to lay the groundwork for a permanent potential biological security system:

    “Although OSHA is withdrawing the vaccination and testing ETS as an enforceable emergency temporary standard, the agency is not withdrawing the ETS as a proposed rule. The agency is prioritizing its resources to focus on finalizing a PERMANENT COVID-19 Healthcare Standard.” (capitalization emphasis mine)

    Two links for the whole article:
    https://archive.is/T9aYq
    https://www.osha.gov/coronavirus/ets2

    1. Traditionally, biometrics were based on external attributes of the human body (fingerprints, eyes, ears, palm, face, gait/movement) which require nearby sensors. RF sensing approaches may allow biometric ID from a longer distance, e.g. heartrate, gait/movement, tracking room occupants and distancing.

      There’s an ongoing WHO effort to create a new global “pandemic policy” agreement with all countries, to extend/supplement the existing International Health Regulations (IHR) agreement, https://subscriber-input.solari.com/forums/topic/november-29-2021-the-day-of-the-world-coup-detat-by-who/

      https://healthpolicy-watch.news/countries-stalled-over/
      “As the World Health Organization’s executive board meets this week, two major issues – reforming its finances and pandemic response – continue to defy easy consensus … At a special World Health Assembly session in November, WHO member states agreed to start negotiations on the new pandemic accord, which could take the shape of a convention or other multilateral legal instrument. But if key clauses about access to outbreak sites, pathogen sharing, and other aspects of pandemic preparedness and response, are watered down or deleted, the resulting international agreement, that will take several years to negotiate, could wind up diluted of real clout or meaning.”

    2. Also of note – the Supreme Court ruling against OSHA vaccine mandates was definitely an important victory, however, we must continue to keep our eye on the ball. Immediately after the ruling, a multitude of large corporations came out announcing they’re moving ahead with mandates regardless:

      https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna11049

      1. Are public nation-state institutions being weakened so that cities, computers and private global institutions can step into the governance gap? If so, how can public pressure be applied to private governance organizations?

        In addition to corporations, there are mandates from municipal governments, universities and transportation companies, https://twitter.com/esaagar/status/1483946762012401664

        For companies that have physical offices, commercial real estate landlords are a point of central control that can dovetail public health (human body monitors) and climate change (environment monitoring of human occupant side-effects, e.g. carbon dioxide).

        https://mandatetracker.com/

  6. I want to thank you and Bridgette Mouchet for interviewing Spencer Feldman.
    I have always felt disombubulated and after the interview I purchased his electron
    machine, I use it everyday and it makes me feel whole again. He is a self taught
    MD and thank god he is one of the few that can think for themselves and not go through the Rockefeller mind bend.

  7. “I like to believe that people, in the long run, are going to do more to promote peace than our governments. Indeed, I think that People want peace so much that one of these days governments had better get out of the way and let them have it
    Radio and Television Broadcast with President Eisenhower Prime Minister Macmillan in London, 8/31/59

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