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1. I did a network security communications and counterparty risk analysis on Flock. The network communications associated with Flock are intentionally designed for obscurity where you cannot put supply chain risk management on the communications. You cannot know what the cameras are talking to or in what countries those cloud servers are. I consider them to be nefarious because of that also.

   1. Thanks, Felicia. Appreciate it. I am wondering if they are being used to feed Palantir all the municipal data.

2. I am elated to hear educational references to the Roman Empire (RE) instead of „gladiator“ talk. So much can be learned from a deep reading of the history of the RE and until recently one could, with relative security, draw deep parallels and „divine“ potential outcomes. However, with the advent of farming, isolating and assuming governance of all data has rendered significant lessons from the RE almost comical.

3. It would be nice for solari to start a local organic food thread. I have found a source in the Carolinas for rice, but now I am looking for organic dried beans. We have found non-slave trade chocolate (not in the USA), found an alternative to spotify. Texas has an organic cotton source. A local store is now sourcing non-gmo/organic wheat grains/flour from Tn. Our cheese is ordered from BunkerHill out of Ohio.
   Weston Price is not sufficient and they don’t support a vegetarian diet. They are not a good resource for this type of stuff.
   It gets easier to boycott when there is another alternative.
   We spend hours trying to find these resources. Hours. It’s exhausting.

4. Hi Catherine, I purchased and read Tech Exit because I saw you mention it on an interview. Overall, a good book with good ideas. But I just read one of the chapters towards the end about needing better laws about social media to back parents up. The author comments about Louisiana’s success in reducing access to porn for minors because they had already adopted a digital driver’s license. As I read it, I could hear you saying “oh no”. Maybe the author can become a Solari subscriber and learn the dangers of digital ID’s and continue her great work fighting for our children.

   1. Yes, very sad ending. She embraces giving more power to the people targeting to feed porn to her kids. Seen it a hundreds time before.

   2. For clarification, the “oh no” was in regards to the author’s promotion of the benefits of a digital ID…not Louisiana’s success in reducing access to porn sites.

5. Is there any way I can get a copy of the Stablecoin article without having to subscribe to The Times?

6. Pushback, posted by the excellent Clare Wills Harrison on her telegram feed “Lawyers of Light”:

   HMRC is using AI to spy on taxpayers’ social media posts & examining workers financial records, spending habits & tax returns

   Any social media post about a large purchase etc “could now trigger a red flag of spending beyond means”

   Get ready for Horizon style injustices

   On X people are saying they will post fake cars, yachts, houses etc and tag HRMC in. Apparently it should keep the algorithm busy but we would of course never encourage such a wanton act of trolling 🤭🤐🧐🤣

   https://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/tax/news/hmrc-uses-ai-spy-social-media-posts/

7. Okay, soooo lets do some simple math shall we….

   One oven takes 8 hours to cremate the average human body and that is 3 bodies per day.

   That is 1095 bodies per year.

   In order to cremate 6 million bodies (6 x 10^6) it takes 5480 years or 5480 ovens in 1 year.

   It takes 2740 ovens to cremate 6 million bodies in two years.

   It takes 1827 ovens to cremate 6 million bodies in three years.

   If one oven operates 50% of the time (to take into account loading, cleaning and maintenance) then it takes 3654 ovens to cremate 6 million bodies in three years.

   Questions to consider:

   How much coal is needed to fuel 3654 ovens for three years?
   How would this coal supply be delivered to and where would it be stored by the ovens?
   How many men would be needed to operate 3654 ovens and where would they be housed and fed?
   The army air corps and RAF photographed Europe extensively during the 1939-1945 conflict. Where are the strike photos showing such a system of ovens, transport and storage?

   It would take

   1. I confess I am interested in the current holocaust – no interest in 20th century German history as I find it is impossible to have an intelligent conversation and it distracts from stopping the evil going down now. Really good coverage of these issues at Unz Review if you are interested.

      1. Correct on Unz. I have found history is linear and the past is connected to current events. It takes a well trained and disciplined mind, able to discern between truth and error, to be able to navigate through the multi-layered maze our rulers have constructed. The “Final Solution” to the Jewish problem plaguing Germany in the 1940s has been accurately documented by David Irving, whom Unz has an excellent article about Irving. The creation of the modern Jewish state, namely “Israel” is a by product of the 20th century conflict and indeed it precedes the 1900’s (As Titus so accurately stated in this MM episode). World War II was a great consolidation of power into the hands of a few and as you have taught us, always look for who benefits from the actions we are witnessing which gathers such power. I appreciate your insight in matters of power and money…..as always, thank you for your efforts.

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