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1. “IMEC: Trump’s War With Iran Is About Global Trade. Period.”

   An interesting perspective from Patrick Wood. Aside from a different assessment on what’s going on in Iran, the article does a good job at explaining the technocratic plan of congress approving plans and infrastructure, public-private partnerships building them out, the architecture and the infrastructure that the control comes through – seemingly without needing the direct approval of the government or the governed. The short video of Kushner speaking at Davos was intense, and awful. He openly called the “new” government in Gaza technocratic. Ultimately not sure if Wood’s description of what’s going on in the Middle Ease is accurate, but it was interesting:
   https://patrickwood.substack.com/p/imec-trumps-war-with-iran-is-about

   1. That is one of my takes on the goal of the Iran conflict, global trade. Arctic shipping routes, Panama canal, and now Strait of Hormuz. It is also an attack on BRICS and would not be surprised if South Africa will be single out.

      1. Another goal is to neuter Iran military, expand the Abraham peace acords thus allowing Israel to develop their untapped oil deposits.

         1. Good point

            1. The Middle East Oil producing countries may have overstimated their untapped oil reserves in the ground.

2. What do you think about this new op? the Google AI is what??? preventing ‘global warming contrails?

   https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17PPP8kaBe/

3. Urea is also the primary ingredient in DEF. Def gets more expensive, trucking gets more expensive. Inflation happens. Urea is also a prescription drug to help with ‘salt wasting’. If Urea prescriptions are unavailable, you will see a few deaths.

   The crypto firms are offering rewards because then they charge 5% to turn your crypto into bank account dollars.

   1. A good question for Jennifer Walters on Health Corner–what is a good natural alternative to a synthetic (and probably toxic) medication for treating this condition. This is an excellent opportunity to educate ourselves on self-reliance outside the medical system, that does not heal but captures you as a life-long sickly patient.

   2. My grandmother used to have a word for these folks: pond scum.

4. I know a guy who is in the marines. He is a sniper and he’s currently in the mountains in Iran. They dropped his unit off via helicopter.

   1. Usually when they announce they are going to do something, it has already been done.

5. Catherine, I’m so glad you mentioned impostors! An account on Twitter with a name somewhat similar to yours and an identical timeline followed me a few days ago. That has happened once before with a different impostor account, and I immediately reported it to Twitter Safety and then posted the info to your genuine account, where I joined many others informing you that I’d reported this imposter account. This time, Twitter would not let me report the fake account. When I got to the part of the report form where users fill in the name of your genuine account, your @ would not come up. I thought perhaps you’d deleted your account, so I checked, and you had not. I then manually filled in your @, but that did not work. The form literally grayed out the “Next” button, and even though I had filled in the correct name, @solari_the, I could not proceed. I have never had this issue before when reporting an account. You are right that something bizarre is going on, and it must emanate from either a very high level or someone on Twitter’s lower level staff who opposes you. I can’t think of any other explanations.

   1. Thanks, very much appreciate. Likely high level. Very much appreciate the detail and your pushing back.

6. The desire to be on the winning team; the popularity contest is a key Boomer virtue. I’m in WV From ny/nj and I’m floored by how few people can have an actual conversation about anything of substance; it’s particularly concentrated in the people from 60 to 85. It’s less prevalent in Gen X. It doesn’t surprise me that in Tn they want to be close to the woman who’s running for office and don’t care about the outcome. Popularity is key. The conversations here are often bout how the successes and positions of the people that they know, not themselves or anything in current events. It’s bizarre, like middle school. And it’s glaring. They don’t care about a draft or starving. They only see popularity. Combined with the statins and blood pressure meds and the jab many older people can no longer think about complex issues. I wish I was making this up but it’s observable. Been here 4 years. Appalachia and Boomer culture combined is a recipe for compliance at the slightly upper middle class that’s active politically. I’m gen X and I remember in my 20s working with and in my youth being partially raised by elders who could think and teach. This is prior to the meds and the onslaught of self destructive propaganda. Many not all but many older people are in a trance.

   1. Could it be that the jab jas also managed to dumb people down? Catherine said she can’t believe people aren’t seeing what’s going on. It’s said people are not waking up. Maybe they are just ‘vacant’? Awful thought.

      1. Yes, I would say a significant portion have ingested enough materials that would the EMF and neurowarfare, that they are firing on all pistons.

   2. Hi David.
      Your comment struck a bit of a nerve because the last couple years seems to be “open season” on the boomers.
      I understand that the generation is aging but many were plumbers, electricians, roofers, teachers, carpenters, cooks, seamstresses, nurses, farmers…Jacks and Jills of many trades. They were/are also the backbone of volunteer organizations which are struggling to fill the vacancies.
      Some of what you say is true…between meds, jabs (and environmental toxins) complex thinking is at risk; however, this is not limited to any one generation.
      From my vantage point, (and, I respect that each person’s experience with the different generations is unique), one of the boomers main weaknesses is/was that they believed in “the system”. As you have noticed, they are now paying dearly for that belief. Even if they didn’t succumb to the pressures of taking meds, jabs, etc., they are watching friends and family who did.
      This just seems to be another divide and conquer. The different generations have much to teach each other.

      1. I get tired of all the generation labeling. I don’t remember such a tactic in the past. Can we just be people with different opinions and experiences? Everyone these days is categorized by race, religion, region, etc. Some generalizing can be useful, but it feels like a divide and conquer op to me.

7. Heating oil is up 100% here in the uk, at £1.20 per litre. I am told that after Feb 28 the price went up £0.1 per day (from £0.6).
   How does the prospect of paying $0.40 per hour for domestic labour sound to you?
   That is the promise of the Figure-3 humanoid robot, link and video as below :
   https://www.zerohedge.com/ai/singularity-update-you-have-no-idea-how-crazy-humanoid-robots-have-gotten
   and
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_fXhVT67Uw

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