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Solari’s weekly Money & Markets reports are hosted by Catherine Austin Fitts and John Titus. Catherine and John discuss the latest financial and geopolitical news—each week summarized by an evocative theme—and monitor significant trends in areas such as “Fed Watch,” “Space, Military, and Global Turf Wars,” “Hey Robot,” and “Pharmageddon.” They also track and celebrate noteworthy pushback around the world. Money & Markets is published on Thursday evenings, with the exception of the last week of the month. Subscribers can access Money & Markets in either audio or video formats (both downloadable).

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  1. Any thought on latest Boeing catastrophe SQ321 hitting severe turbulence over Bay of bengal? I travel this route once or twice a year, for past 9 years. And yes it’s always pretty bumpy at this point – challenging weather patterns here. But based on all the very weird stuff going on at Boeing, was this more nefarious?

  2. When it became clear that RFK, Jr. was preparing for a run, even before he officially announced, I took considerable flak from other Solari subscribers by telling them to curb their enthusiasm, so to speak, that he was not our deliverer from evil. Never mind the sketchy rise to illuminated status of the Kennedy clan (which his uncle attempted to transcend), a man with such a flawed personal history was too easily compromised to resist the will of the controllers. (The most conspiratorial-minded might even conjecture that his run was orchestrated by the Left to siphon votes from Trump and was doomed to fail from the beginning.) Even his work with CHD could be framed as permissible – and lucrative – sheep-dogging of the pharma and oil industries, without resulting in any real substantive changes. But when he crossed the Rubicon into politics proper and launched into all too familiar double-speak about everything from vaccines to 2A, it became eminently evident that, like all politicians, he would say and do whatever was necessary to get elected. As the scorpion admonished the frog who carried him across the stream only to fatally sting the frog once ashore, we should not be surprised; it simply is the nature of politicians. There are way too many politicians, and too few real statesmen, in leadership roles in our country. Massie is a statesman, RFK is a politician.

    1. Massie is a statesman and a leader. Hard to describe RFK as a politician. A seasoned politician would not do the kind of melt down he is currently in.

      1. Well, I never said he was “seasoned”, lol. But I do see your point. As you say, he’s on a leash and it doesn’t matter any more what his real beliefs are. Unfortunate.

        1. I still applaud his efforts in exposing big pharma, major heavy lifting

          1. He lost me when he said that vaccines should only be mandated IF they are proven to be “safe and effective”. No medical intervention should ever be mandated by the government, period.

  3. When it became clear that RFK, Jr. was preparing for a run, even before he officially announced, I took considerable flak from other Solari subscribers by telling them to curb their enthusiasm, so to speak, that he was not our deliverer from evil. Never mind the sketchy rise to illuminated status of the Kennedy clan (which his uncle attempted to transcend), a man with such a flawed personal history was too easily compromised to resist the will of the controllers. (The most conspiratorial-minded might even conjecture that his run was orchestrated by the Left to siphon votes from Trump and was doomed to fail from the beginning.) Even his work with CHD could be framed as permissible – and lucrative – sheep-dogging of the pharma and oil industries, without resulting in any real substantive changes. But when he crossed the Rubicon into politics proper and launched into all too familiar double-speak about everything from vaccines to 2A, it became eminently evident that, like all politicians, he would say and do whatever was necessary to get elected. As the scorpion admonished the frog who carried him across the stream only to fatally sting the frog once ashore, we should not be surprised; it simply is the nature of politicians. There are way too many politicians, and too few real statesmen, in leadership roles in our country. Massie is a statesman, RFK is a politician.

    1. Massie is a statesman and a leader. Hard to describe RFK as a politician. A seasoned politician would not do the kind of melt down he is currently in.

      1. Well, I never said he was “seasoned”, lol. But I do see your point. As you say, he’s on a leash and it doesn’t matter any more what his real beliefs are. Unfortunate.

        1. I still applaud his efforts in exposing big pharma, major heavy lifting

          1. He lost me when he said that vaccines should only be mandated IF they are proven to be “safe and effective”. No medical intervention should ever be mandated by the government, period.

  4. “[Freedom fighters among politicians say that a trump White House helps them enormously in fighting for our freedoms]”

    I suppose now it’s becoming clear to those who have resisted the idea of returning Trump to the White House that he’s really the only alternative that makes sense. This is what I have been insisting on for 4 years. We can’t even make a chip in the megalith that is the totalitarian deep state without some freedom of maneuver.

  5. “[Freedom fighters among politicians say that a trump White House helps them enormously in fighting for our freedoms]”

    I suppose now it’s becoming clear to those who have resisted the idea of returning Trump to the White House that he’s really the only alternative that makes sense. This is what I have been insisting on for 4 years. We can’t even make a chip in the megalith that is the totalitarian deep state without some freedom of maneuver.

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