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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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Catherine and John, I very much enjoy your insightful analysis. However, I do believe your analysis of Russia’s capacity to rapidly capture the whole of Ukraine is likely erroneous. Russia would eventually prevail simply because it is bigger, but we’ve been hearing rosy prospects of Russia’s victory just around the corner for too long. The fact is this victory never materializes. It isn’t as if Russia doesn’t wish a quick victory, but that such victory seems currently impossible. Russia is more likely weaker than Simplicius and others would like us to believe. I just thought I should share my reservations.
https://www.atmmarketplace.com/news/new-york-legislature-passes-law-to-protect-cash-payments/
John Titus, you say the things I already have thought about but I have no one to talk to. Thank you, because if AI has it’s way by way of PLANTIR we will all be front doored!
Nice graphic. Kudos to the artist.
Thank you Catherine for mentioning the other thing in the vaccine even though you did not call it out, graphene hydroxide, I apologize, I am not a scientist, but he died the man that did, talking about this in the vaccine. He said it is like razor blades injected into your body! He died shortly after he gave this presentation. The MRA IS ONE THING THE RAZOR BLADES ARE ANOTHER.
Dr. Gatti found a variety of materials. Some, but not a lot of graphene, stainless steel and more. The nature of this big a program is there was likely a lot of experimentation, so what one scientist finds is not necessarily the same as another.
His name was Andreas Noack, an Austrian scientist, expert in graphene oxide. He was killed on November 2021.
Love you John Titus!
Money & Markets seems to be relying more and more on mainstream sources (e.g., NYT, NPR, Reuters).
No intention to do so. Focus is on the story.