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  1. In my opinion, the SVB FASBY play or that slips through is that the digital or silicon valley IP that resides in the holdings or companies that SVB funded can now be “off ledger”, due to FASBY. This IP can then be used for the global play that drove FASBY’s creation because it is no longer owned by SVB bankers, instead it is now owned by the FASBY creators with the global agenda.

    1. Great point Joanne. It’s not that the assets went away from SVB, it’s that they are being taken and will be under different control. I totally agree with you.

  2. I knew why the Jan 6th fiasco was about when it happened. Prevent Trump’s lawyers from presenting their case for 2020 election theft.
    Obvious to anyone who was paying attention.

  3. Thank you , Catherine & John, for adding a few more angles to my evolving speculation re: the SVB story, that began with the unanswered question of “What do JPM Chase, Charles Schwab, Wells Fargo and SVB have in common?”…All were named in a Jeffrey Epstein lawsuit filed by US Atty Denise George in the US Virgin Islands back in July 2020. After winning two cases for USVA regarding Epstein, Atty George filed a lawsuit vs. JPM for dealings with Epstein in late Dec 2022. She was fired Jan 1, 2023. However, Jamie Dimon/JPM was court ordered to turn over Epstein records on March 9…do you think it’s a coincidence that the banks listed above were all in the ‘bank crisis’ headlines on March 10th? Could this line of inquiry be the story behind the all ‘politics’? Whitney Webb’s ‘Blackmail’ book got me thinking along these lines, but many details were provided by a great report by Amazing Polly who connected many more dots…here’s the link to her revelations…Enjoy! https://www.bitchute.com/video/jxSDqdA2MUB7/

  4. Hi Catherine, I’m a new subscriber so don’t know if you’ve already shared your thoughts on using a local, member-owned, credit union versus a bank. Can you share your views on this topic (or point me to a resource that you find worthy of contemplation)? Thank you!

    1. You want good governance and management. A good economic base in the loan business and well managed loans and capital structure. Could be a bank or a credit union. I always look for the best governance and management. If I had two institutions equivalent, I would go for the bank if I like the owners and how they were reinvesting or using their wealth. But the reality is you want the best governance and management.

  5. Catherine,

    Did you catch Amazing Polly’s research on the banks and their ties to Jeffrey Epstein? 10 banks were being sued by the prosecutor in the Virgin Islands…that is until the President went to the Virgin Islands over Christmas and the prosecutor was fired. I believe a similar incident occurred in Ukraine with a prosecutor also. It’s an interesting piece of research, I’m sure you will understand the banking ties much better than I.

    Carol from WV

  7. The Jan 6 narrative may have fallen apart, but none of the perpetrators will face punishment or pay reparations, and the vote results will never be rectified. they won.

    The same goes for the “vaccine” kill shot. None of the people pulling the strings or lending big names to the operation will be punished. they too have won.

    While cases go to court, the criminals and their operations continue to harm and kill people and economies. There will be no punishment for the leaders, only suffering for the little people.

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