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1. Seems there maybe be more rot in private equity companies than even I thought. Do you know everything you need to know about your insurance company?

   Interview with a forensic accountant about private equity, private credit and life insurance.
   https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=a7MM0UnQ4o4

   1. Thanks, will check out.

2. All the airports now shutting down because the TSA workers haven’t been paid. This with all the airlines likely to go bust with this oil crisis.

   I haven’t a report like this from the US government but the UK published a report to shutdown all its airports ostensibly to combat climate change – they still have this report up at UKfires.org

   https://ukfires.org/impact/publications/reports/absolute-zero/

   They have in there chart a purposeful collapse of air travel.

   1. Destruction of Edom, in real time.

   2. Chinese Feng Shui has a system called the 9 star Ki. In this system we are in the 9th cycle, that of Fire. Each cycle is 20 years and the cycle started about 3 years ago. Predictions include an inability to fly planes because of electricity in the air. this is the reasoning that many give for why China has invested so much in their silk road train program.
      https://kanyufengshuiacademy.com/feng-shui-yun-9/?lang=en

      1. Yesterday, March 13th, was the 93rd anniversary when the U.S. banks reopened. Tomorrow, March 15th, is the Ides of March when Julius Caesar was murdered.

3. I only post this because you are part of this discussion with also the link to the cited opinions written on substack.
   Eric Rice: The Coming Esoteric Technocratic World Monarchy & Pa(y)pal Mafia
   https://geopoliticsandempire.substack.com/p/cognitive-dissidents-iran-is-the

   1. Sorry, forgot the youtube link.
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xur19BWqY3s&t=2148s

4. If John Helmer is right on the money, wouldn’t that reveal who owns the bank of Russia? So many whilst reading the comments, and also the interviewer, seem stuck in the good / evil paradigm!
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRJnmH68Jw8

   1. I don’t know who owns the bank of Russia, but I understand David Rockefeller stayed at his Russian ducha for a great deal of time during the early days after the breakup of Soviet Union.

5. I know, it is Australia. AND – it is SO What is happening everywhere – large corporations are using crisis to crowd out smaller competitors. This time on Fuel:
   (Note, are large corporations causing fuel shortages, taking advantage of the ‘crisis’ or is there really a fuel shortage in Aus and is it being covered up?)

   A message from our Chief Operating Officer of Inland Fuel Australia:
   Hi everyone,
   Inland Group Chief Operating Officer here. Our bowser price right now is what we are paying for the fuel plus freight. The ordinary margin it takes to run a retail site is not being included. We all agree the prices are still terrible.
   A few people are pointing to the fact that there is no shortage of domestic supply (true) and wondering why the price has moved north so violently. The extended question is why we are so expensive compared to the majors. This is what Energy Minister Chris Bowen said yesterday: “This is a huge spike in demand, not an impact on supply at this point.” What that misses is that the major oil companies are restricting terminal access to independents, citing the geopolitical situation in the Middle East and price volatility with Brent Crude. This is an oversimplification of the problem. In reality the restricted access to terminal allocation means we are not able to buy at the same price they can, or cannot buy enough at the cheaper prices. A supply side problem and the root cause of the price issues at the bowser.
   Back to the demand issue, last week we saw orders over 6x our usual demand adjusted for seasonality. These are farmers, transport operators and other industries trying to ensure that produce and commerce can sustain itself through this period. Any suggestion by the government or industry that it is hoarding for the sake of hoarding should be rejected. If fuel prices remain artificially high, the flow-on effect to the price of groceries and other goods will be material.
   I also want to briefly note that no independent can buy fuel anywhere near the TGP right now. It is as frustrating for me to see those prices on the web as it is for you. Maybe more frustrating.
   I wouldn’t be writing this post if you didn’t think we were gouging.
   We’re doing everything we can to keep fuel moving to farmers, transport operators and regional communities. For what its worth, we have no interest in holding the price up when the pressure comes off. We’re on track to invest over $300k into community groups and other sponsorships this financial year, screwing over our own community on price is a good way to waste that goodwill and isn’t what we stand for anyway. In the meantime we need to ride the wave and look after our 280-or-so employees.
   You can email me directly with questions: nathanl@inlandpetrol.com.au
   Thanks,
   Nathan

6. Short-term Pain for the Long-term Gain🤣
   https://old.bitchute.com/video/RljF3dnFR1ki/

   Let’s Play: Is It War?
   https://old.bitchute.com/video/AHbRVoFqLIwF/

   The numbers are out – Those are killed and injured by the bio-weapons globally
   https://old.bitchute.com/video/XTFUDRs5qfOR/

7. VA to take legal guardianship of homeless vets:

   This is a strategy that New York State uses to take people’s assets. It is also a strategy that could be used to discourage vets from fighting back if it comes to that in this country:
   The Trump administration has moved to give the government legal guardianship over homeless veterans, which could include involuntary or institutional mental health and drug addiction care.
   From the Facebook WSJ:

   The VA said the guardianships might be needed for “hundreds of Veterans who are unable to make their own healthcare decisions and have no family or legal representation to help them.”
   The new system would allow the VA to initiate and take part in the legal process. The change comes after President Trump last summer issued an executive order that called for an increase in hospitalizations, even if involuntary, to reduce homelessness and “vagrancy, disorderly behavior, sudden confrontations, and violent attacks” in the U.S.
   Critics of involuntary civil-commitment programs argue they violate civil liberties and stigmatize mental illness.
   The conservatorships may be a “lifeline” for veterans who are stuck in the complex legal and healthcare systems, the Justice Department said Wednesday.

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