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Solari’s weekly Money & Markets reports are hosted by Catherine Austin Fitts and John Titus. Catherine and John discuss the latest financial and geopolitical news—each week summarized by an evocative theme—and monitor significant trends in areas such as “Fed Watch,” “Space, Military, and Global Turf Wars,” “Hey Robot,” and “Pharmageddon.” They also track and celebrate noteworthy pushback around the world. Money & Markets is published on Thursday evenings, with the exception of the last week of the month. Subscribers can access Money & Markets in either audio or video formats (both downloadable).

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    1. My husband’s family is from a poor rural community in Colombia, where most properties were abadonned by young people who went to live in Bogota. I heard that some young people are going back, because the food has become so expensive.

  3. Could Boeing be being deliberately taken down. As you point out, the ability exists to turn it around. Why not? Sometimes the best solution of crisis management is to accelerate the crisis. What happens to all the world’s airline fleets if the support, parts, software updates etc. are shut down. An arguably blameless crisis. Bring on the bailout team.

  4. Does anyone else have trouble listening to money and markets when it comes out on Thursday evenings? I’ve had several experiences where about halfway through the recording, the video stops. I wonder if a lot of people are trying to listen in and the system gets bogged down. Not sure…

    2. My frustration exactly, Kassie. I only made it to about the three-minute mark. Will it play more easily tomorrow, would you know? Too many listeners tonight? This has happened several other days. This is my favorite post, and I feel disappointed when I cannot listen to it.

    3. Yes, it depends – sometimes it does, sometimes it doesnt’. This episode I am just listening to audio now as the video was not doable about 40 minutes in. I moved from my apple devices to pc, and I am in firefox…but still no luck. So just audio this week

    4. A downloaded file (mp4=video, mp3=audio) guarantees perfect playback from your local computer at any time of your choosing. Internet glitches can slow, but will rarely stop a download. Even if a download is interrupted, it can usually be resumed from the point of interruption.

      Internet streaming “glitches” can occur due to traffic (unlikely with modern broadband networks and a website that isn’t streaming the Super Bowl) or due to censorship-masquerading-as-glitches.

      China has a country-wide network filter called The Great Firewall, which decides which non-China content can be viewed by audiences in China.

      “Democratic” countries cannot have an overt firewall, so they have deniable “glitches”. If one is not content with a menu of pre-digested propotainment (to borrow Joseph Farrell’s term), one must learn how to avoid “glitches” that may censor, but also signal value worthy of interruption.

      2. If censorship, why then does it only occur on Thursday evening, when everyone is rushing in to listen with bated breath to the latest release, and is entirely resolved by the next day (or even later in the evening)?

  5. Love this new format, with straight-forward options regarding how to watch/listen to M&M, and all this week’s new offerings in one easy place – well done!!!

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