Money & Markets Report: April 19, 2024


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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. For my money, this Scott Ritter report on “The Jimmy Dore Show” is the best analysis of Iran military capability … now better than the USA and Israel missiles. Also, a critique of Trump assasination of Sulameni in 2020.
    “The Dome” COMPLETELY FAILED! – Scott Ritter
    (Published on April 16 2024, but recorded April 14)
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7n1QVrc0N8&t=1s

  2. Regarding Russian capabilities to strike from afar … it’s been known that they likely have scalar weapons (directed energy weapons). Tom Bearden wrote extensively on this years back. There are a large variety of remote weapons that have been developed. This is also similar weaponry we’ve seen involved in many of the wildfires in the US, Canada and potentially Lahaina.

    Joseph Farrell mentioned a statement from Russia earlier on in the Ukraine war that was a declaration of “advanced weapons” they had that was “beyond” what we’ve seen before (paraphrased).

    Farrell also mentioned in his News and Views (4/18/24), that Russia mentioned “striking directly” at the US (paraphrased).

  3. Regarding Russian capabilities to strike from afar … it’s been known that they likely have scalar weapons (directed energy weapons). Tom Bearden wrote extensively on this years back. There are a large variety of remote weapons that have been developed. This is also similar weaponry we’ve seen involved in many of the wildfires in the US, Canada and potentially Lahaina.

    Joseph Farrell mentioned a statement from Russia earlier on in the Ukraine war that was a declaration of “advanced weapons” they had that was “beyond” what we’ve seen before (paraphrased).

    Farrell also mentioned in his News and Views (4/18/24), that Russia mentioned “striking directly” at the US (paraphrased).

  6. More on ammunition.
    The French frigate Alsace left the Red Sea for reasons unknown. The warship had expended large amounts of missiles and bullets taking out airborne targets.
    Closer to home: 

    https://tapnewswire.com/2024/04/those-damned-rooskies/
“South Wales Fire and Rescue Service said: “At 10.49am on Wednesday 17th April, an incident occurred at the premises of BAE Systems Glascoed when an explosion occurred within a building. All Emergency Services are at the scene and an Incident Control Post has been set up to deal with the incident.””
“One witness said: “It wasn’t that loud from where I was but it felt like an earthquake. My car shook.” A BAE Systems spokesman revealed that the blast happened at a remote factory usually used to fill shells, adding that there were no injuries reported. They told The Sun: “It’s in a very remote part of the site. We have confirmed that there are no injuries.”

  7. More on ammunition.
    The French frigate Alsace left the Red Sea for reasons unknown. The warship had expended large amounts of missiles and bullets taking out airborne targets.
    Closer to home: 

    https://tapnewswire.com/2024/04/those-damned-rooskies/
“South Wales Fire and Rescue Service said: “At 10.49am on Wednesday 17th April, an incident occurred at the premises of BAE Systems Glascoed when an explosion occurred within a building. All Emergency Services are at the scene and an Incident Control Post has been set up to deal with the incident.””
“One witness said: “It wasn’t that loud from where I was but it felt like an earthquake. My car shook.” A BAE Systems spokesman revealed that the blast happened at a remote factory usually used to fill shells, adding that there were no injuries reported. They told The Sun: “It’s in a very remote part of the site. We have confirmed that there are no injuries.”

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