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Central Bankers Jump the Shark

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  1. Also, Taiwan may not have 1100 acre land parcels around to be developed. Island living!

  2. Dear Catherine,

    My wife would like a subscription to this service as well. However she is Russian and would prefer it in Russian. Do you have a Russian version of all you do 🙂

  4. Immigration is a difficult prospect, in the early seventies my father immigrated to the United States of America not Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Tokyo, Taiwan, Egypt, Syria, or Jordan. I am becoming very Zealot for America. I am going to take everything I learn from Catherine and put it to good use and do some damage here. I am going to be more vocal and involved in the local and county boards let them hear some of Jon Rappaport words.

  5. You mentioned something about strange infrastructure happenings in this latest report. I recently had a conversation with my friend who has been welding for the Canadian oil and gas sector pretty much his entire adult life. He told me that shortly after the Health Crisis was declared, he and his co-workers got taken off the pipeline project and were sent to one hospital after another in western Canada to retrofit one ward at each location. As a welder, he worked on what he believes was the stainless steel oxygen delivery system, other trades worked on the boiler rooms and the HVAC systems. One ward in each hospital had been shut down in order for this to be done. Although he found it strange that hospitals would shut down wards during what was supposed to be an emergency, he said the strangest part of it was that each work day, there were security guards at every entrance to the ward in question, even in the bathrooms. He said there was more security in the empty wards than in the open part of the hospital… He’s now back welding on one of the big pipelines in the news, and he recently found out from his boss that the Canadian Government is in dialogue with the company in question to purchase the worker camps, of which there is one 800-1200 man camp every 100 kms from Kitimat to Vancouver, and from Edmonton to Vancouver. I’ll update if I get any more info.

  7. Re: airline safety, a cardiologist-piloted Cessna crashed into residential homes in San Diego, killing a UPS driver who was days from retirement, https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10088223/Moment-woman-rescued-home-San-Diego-plane-crash-UPS-driver-killed-named.html & https://twitter.com/richardstiller4/status/1448431008731131906 (includes security camera video of the plane flying *sideways* into the ground)

    Re: Snow-them, He’s a good reporter of previously-illegal behavior that is soon to be legalized, thanks to his publicity. The recent Facebook “whistleblower”, advance guard for upcoming Facebook-sponsored regulation of their competitors, follows in his footsteps. If Snowden is making comments related to Titus work, then someone may have identified a way to use a subset of those words to justify incoming legislation to increase unfair advantages for certain parties. One could parse Snowden’s writing to delineate what is included or omitted, to narrow down candidate topics for upcoming regulation.

    Re: Epstein, https://twitter.com/kirbysommers/status/1449580923951931396?s=21 & https://twitter.com/kirbysommers/status/1449587057412673538?s=21 claims that the current Sec. of State was a lifelong friend of Maxwell. I’m not familiar with the author, but a quick skim of her website (https://www.kirbysommers.com/) and interview venues suggests limited disclosure/hangout.

    Re: vax, a worrying CHD post about personalized vax, https://twitter.com/philly852/status/1436686242553507848?s=21

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