Money & Markets Report: October 12, 2023


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Theme: A Tired Playbook Is a Dangerous Playbook

Ask Catherine will be posted on Friday here.

Interview: 3rd Quarter 2023 Wrap Up: News Trends & Stories, Part I with Dr. Joseph P. Farrell

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134 Comments

  1. David Webb’s “The Great Taking” appears as an autopopulate on Amazon.co.uk, but neither he nor the book appear in the search results. Same on Amazon.com from the UK

  2. I can’t help but feel the Palestinian problem is more a magical alchemical one then a sole profitable banking one. If you look at the proposition Joseph Farrell makes, that a human is also a “common surface” being, one wonders what is created on that sliver of land called Palestine? Palestinians stuck today on that sliver have been betrayed by all surrounding Arab countries as the rest of the world since Israel’s inception. I would forgive the Palestinian peoples if they would be thinking Allah abandoned them. What do you think a betrayal of this magnitude, going on for so long, does to people? Could evil, to have a permanent basis on earth, need an invitation by common surfaces?

  3. and all those countries Rancourt mentioned in the end had nursing home scandals at that time.

  4. 1:29:00 the common item for the hotspots is “care for the elderly”; i.e., mass murder in old people homes and nursing homes.

  5. Catherine and John, fantastic show as ever.

    Thought the discussion about Hamilton was very interesting. I’m originally from England and lived there for twenty-eight years. Even though the Bank of England was “nationalized” in 1946, I’m not aware of any evidence that it is in any way, publicly owned. As far as I can tell, there’s no difference between the basic operation of the BoE, the Fed, or any other central bank.

    The British public remains indebted to the BoE, and is on the hook to repay the national debt, which currently stands at some £2.5t. The British public receives none of the benefits of ownership of this institution.

    The actual owners of the BoE, like almost all central banks, are a closely guarded secret. I believe the reigning monarch owns a percentage (3%), but who owns the rest? I don’t see how it’s the British people.

    If anyone knows the answer, I’d love to hear it.

    1. if fraud could be proven, or intent to deceive, would the debt still have to be repaid?

      1. As in an “odious” debt? Who knows. As Catherine and John point out every week, fraud is constantly being committed by our political leadership.

        I would argue that the entire premise of the current central banking system IS fraudulent. Privately owned institutions, charging interest on money created out of thin air. And almost nobody (outside the likes of Solari subscribers) has any idea about it.

        So, so, wrong.

  6. Does anyone have the video link the subscriber made about Maui HI with the GiS software vs the specific lots that look like a burnt offering CAF has talked about in the last week?

  7. Hey Catherine, I’m at a loss to understand why you think Obummer is still running the usg. I mean, the guy was the presidential champion for hours off and time spent on the golf course. He’s an empty suit just like many others before and since. W, especially, comes to mind. Your idea seems untenable. Isn’t it more likely they knew that an alzheimers/dementia patient would make a pliable front man?

    1. He is not an important decision making – assume just a switch center helping to managing the process.

        1. Sorry, I don’t buy any of this. Obummer is too busy with his golf game and gay lovers. More likely Rice is the conduit for a neocon committee, if she’s anything at all. Many posit that who’s running the show (emphasis on that word) is not anyone whose name we know. That sounds more like it.

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