Deep State Tactics 101 Part II with Catherine Austin Fitts

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  1. This is a working masterpiece of historical exposure, personal courage and integrity and trauma that we can all learn from. Thank you so much for sharing it. Our world is such a better place since you are in it.
    According to the excellent book “Aids, Opium, Diamonds and Empire” by Nancy Turner Banks, she states on p.112: “profits from the opium trade helped to establish AT&T”. I’m sure that doesn’t come as a surprise to you considering the criminal tactics they use as a business model.

    1. Julianne:

      I did not remember that. I need to pull out and revisit. I keep trying to leave AT&T behind and have to face the fact that they are like flypaper – so best to learn what I can about their origins.

      Digital systems are being used to replace drugs as the primary tool of Global LBO….I am sure it is the combo of digital systems and drugs that work best.

  2. You mentioned the book “Gideon”. I tried to find out about the book in Amazon, but they listed over 6,000 titles with that name. Do you remember the full title of the book or the names of the authors?

    Where can I find out more about mind control, specifically with respect to financial fraud (time 1:37:00)?

    1. Andrew:

      I can not find it at Amazon. Odd. I have several copies. I am flying out tomorrow so can not look right now. I will add it on my list to look for it. The first time I bought a copy it had two authors. I believe the last copy I bought – a paper book was down to one author. I don’t know if they had edited it or changed it.

      We had several thousand books stolen in DC. I had an employee selling them through the Internet to held fund the continuing operation when things got thin. I don’t know if the hardback was in that group or not.

  3. You mentioned the book “Gideon”. I tried to find out about the book in Amazon, but they listed over 6,000 titles with that name. Do you remember the full title of the book or the names of the authors?

    Where can I find out more about mind control, specifically with respect to financial fraud (time 1:37:00)?

    1. Andrew:

      I can not find it at Amazon. Odd. I have several copies. I am flying out tomorrow so can not look right now. I will add it on my list to look for it. The first time I bought a copy it had two authors. I believe the last copy I bought – a paper book was down to one author. I don’t know if they had edited it or changed it.

      We had several thousand books stolen in DC. I had an employee selling them through the Internet to held fund the continuing operation when things got thin. I don’t know if the hardback was in that group or not.

  4. Great Part II, Catherine. I really laughed out loud when you told your manicure-FBI spying story. Thanks as usual for naming and listing all of the books, movies, and resources that you have come across/gone through. I’m sharing them with anyone who may be interested.

    Is there an open-source operating system that you would recommend for computer use? I’ve been wanting to get off of Windows for a long time, but I can’t get myself to use Apple’s OS. I know about Linux, but it seems a bit complicated, though I haven’t looked into to it deeply yet. Thanks!

      1. Thanks, will be downloading it. But which operating system does it run on? Windows, MacOS, or something else?

        1. They run on Mac, Windows, Linux, and pretty much anything else you can think of. LibreOffice is a better choice in my opinion, because the core developers of OpenOffice left the project to form LibreOffice in 2011. Most Linux distributions use LibreOffice by default.

          As far as Linux goes, I would say just to jump straight in. The user experience has been much improved in the last decade. You can burn Ubuntu to a DVD or USB drive and run it without installing it to your hard drive. There is more information about this here:
          https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/try-ubuntu-before-you-install#0

          Ubuntu also has a very active and helpful Q/A website:
          https://askubuntu.com/

          And an active live chat room:
          https://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=ubuntu

          With a very small (and shrinking) list of exceptions, modern Linux can do anything you can do on Windows and Mac. I encourage you to make the plunge.

          1. There are different flavours of Linux based on the Debian distributions. As far as I can tell, Mint positions itself as supportive of newbies.
            Just FYI, there is the WINE project with the goals of getting M$ applications to run on Linux platforms. Unfortunately, you need a brain the size of a planet and a lifetime of experience to work with that process, because you need to know both Linux and M$ source code.
            Legacy investments are a huge cost when moving form M$ to Linux.

          3. William

            Good advice. Thank you so much for posting.

            Catherine

  5. Great Part II, Catherine. I really laughed out loud when you told your manicure-FBI spying story. Thanks as usual for naming and listing all of the books, movies, and resources that you have come across/gone through. I’m sharing them with anyone who may be interested.

    Is there an open-source operating system that you would recommend for computer use? I’ve been wanting to get off of Windows for a long time, but I can’t get myself to use Apple’s OS. I know about Linux, but it seems a bit complicated, though I haven’t looked into to it deeply yet. Thanks!

      1. Thanks, will be downloading it. But which operating system does it run on? Windows, MacOS, or something else?

        1. They run on Mac, Windows, Linux, and pretty much anything else you can think of. LibreOffice is a better choice in my opinion, because the core developers of OpenOffice left the project to form LibreOffice in 2011. Most Linux distributions use LibreOffice by default.

          As far as Linux goes, I would say just to jump straight in. The user experience has been much improved in the last decade. You can burn Ubuntu to a DVD or USB drive and run it without installing it to your hard drive. There is more information about this here:
          https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/try-ubuntu-before-you-install#0

          Ubuntu also has a very active and helpful Q/A website:
          https://askubuntu.com/

          And an active live chat room:
          https://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=ubuntu

          With a very small (and shrinking) list of exceptions, modern Linux can do anything you can do on Windows and Mac. I encourage you to make the plunge.

          2. William

            Good advice. Thank you so much for posting.

            Catherine

  6. You ARE a ‘sombody’and while it’s frightening to hear of your experiences, people should be absolutely terrified to know how many nobodies get the treatment, often unsuspecting. It’s why I think a book and publicly would take off. Folks think they hit a streak of bad luck instead of realizing they’re targeted and that’s because they cannot imagine the leviathon capabilities of a machine dedicated to their neutralization.

    1. I always say there are 325 million targeted individuals in America divided into two groups – those who know it and those who don’t know it. Unfortunately as more and more countries build out the smart grid, it applies globally as well.

    2. I agree -many many good people think it was bad luck – they do not see the game. So if we can aggregate this to help them do so, that is definately of interest.

  7. You ARE a ‘sombody’and while it’s frightening to hear of your experiences, people should be absolutely terrified to know how many nobodies get the treatment, often unsuspecting. It’s why I think a book and publicly would take off. Folks think they hit a streak of bad luck instead of realizing they’re targeted and that’s because they cannot imagine the leviathon capabilities of a machine dedicated to their neutralization.

    1. I always say there are 325 million targeted individuals in America divided into two groups – those who know it and those who don’t know it. Unfortunately as more and more countries build out the smart grid, it applies globally as well.

    2. I agree -many many good people think it was bad luck – they do not see the game. So if we can aggregate this to help them do so, that is definately of interest.

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