Money & Markets Report: June 5, 2025
Money & Markets
Sovereignty Sale – Everything Must Go!
In this episode of Money & Markets, John and Catherine explore a range of significant topics including the fast-paced developments in the financial markets, particularly the emerging control grid in the US and its implications for sovereignty.
They discuss Palantir’s substantial government contracts under the Trump administration and concerns over data integration across various federal agencies.
They also delve into Trump’s moves with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and the broader risks to the housing market. Another key point is the geopolitical dynamics with China, including military build-up and economic shifts that undermine US consumer power.
Additionally, they touch upon the control measures faced by Palestine under Israeli policies, the resistance to Euro adoption in Bulgaria, and updates on cancer prevention methods through exercise.
The episode concludes with an analysis of AI misinformation, the threat to encryption from quantum computing, and the ongoing need to support small farms.
Join us for a comprehensive analysis of these pressing issues and their broader implications for sovereignty and individual rights.
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This is from Jon Rappoport. Can someone confirm this, please?
AG Pam Bondi recently worked for Pfizer? What?? What the hell is going on?
JON RAPPOPORT
MAY 08, 2025
Bondi needs to answer very specific questions NOW.
ONE: Did you earn $203,738 in 2024 from the law firm Panza, Maurer & Maynard, where you served as “Of Counsel” to Pfizer? You did, right?
TWO: Why didn’t you bring that up during your Senate confirmation hearing?
THREE: Did you fail to include that info (oops) on the hearing questionnaire you filled out?
FOUR: Exactly what did you do for Pfizer as their attorney? Why isn’t your work for Pfizer in the available public record?
FIVE: It’s also strange that your law firm at the time, Panza, Maurer & Maynard, doesn’t describe its work for Pfizer. What’s going on there, Pam?
SIX: Now let’s get to the issue of conflict of interest. There is a whistleblower lawsuit filed by Brook Jackson, who used to work for Ventavia Research Group, which ran clinical trials for Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine.
[snip]
Cathy, Check into the background of Susie Wiles and her Big Pharma connections
Disclosed in January 2025.
https://www.citizen.org/news/new-financial-disclosures-reveal-ag-nominee-pam-bondi-represented-pfizer-raising-new-conflict-of-interest-concerns-about-doj-investigations/
“New Financial Disclosures filed by Attorney General-Nominee Pam Bondi raise major conflict of interest concerns about her relationship with drug manufacturer Pfizer”
Jon is the confirmation.
100%
Moody’s downgrade–this is one opinion, cannot vouch for source since I haven’t vetted but various opinions are useful:
https://helenaglass.net/2025/05/20/moodys-aligned-with-zionism-wef-and-christine-lagarde/
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/05/23/business/economy/trump-small-business-administration.html
https://kffhealthnews.org/news/article/trump-hhs-rfk-flu-vaccine-nih-grant-taubenberger/
“The Trump administration’s unprecedented $500 million grant for a broadly protective flu shot has confounded vaccine and pandemic preparedness experts.. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shifted the money from a pandemic preparedness fund to a vaccine development program.. The scientists are testing the vaccine as a regular shot and as an intranasal spray with the idea of stopping the virus in the respiratory tract before it causes a broad infection.. This whole-virus inactivation method, mostly using other chemicals, was the standard way to make flu vaccines into the 1970s”
Bill Ackman says …
Harvard Endowment fund totals $53 Billion but …
85% are illiquid … private equity, zombie companies, no cashflow, etc.
need to take a 40% haircut on those illiquid assets
thus they have to go out and borrow money to meet their own cash flow needs.
Stephanie Pomboy:
Will Student Loan Defaults Trigger The Next Credit Crisis? May 28 2025
Start at 56 minute mark …
https://www.youtube.com/live/ELE5YoNE0rw
Another tool in the landgrab toolkit:
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/closures-of-b-c-parks-to-non-indigenous-visitors-a-sign-of-things-to-come