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“What our generation has forgotten is that the system of private property is the most important guarantee of freedom, not only for those who own property, but scarcely less for those who do not. It is only because the control of the means of production is divided among many people acting independently that nobody has complete power over us, that we as individuals can decide what to do with ourselves.”
~ Friedrich August von Hayek, The Road to Serfdom
By Catherine Austin Fitts
This week, I am pleased to welcome back Professor Richard Werner, the world’s leading scholar on central banking. Richard is a London School of Economics and Oxford-educated economist, a professor of banking and economics, an authorized investment adviser, an economic adviser to governments, and author of the best-selling 2001/2003 book Princes of the Yen (turned into a documentary in 2014).
As I talk with subscribers and allies about stopping the control grid, I find them needing to understand that abundance is possible. No one explains this better than Richard, who gave an excellent presentation in Sweden in 2022 highlighting the case for abundance and the economics of what I call a decentralized, bottom-up Building Wealth Reset.
In our conversation this week, we focus in particular on the importance of liquidity in the dollar and the need for banks and transaction systems that cannot be controlled from outside the state. As Richard emphasized in his outstanding article about sovereign state banks in The Future of Financial Freedom, local banks and credit unions are the lifeblood of small and medium-sized enterprises and hence, thriving local and state economies. He also touches on the enormous potential for local currencies.
Note: We are making this interview public and encourage you to share it with your bankers and state and local officials.
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Richard A. Werner (website)
“The Many Excuses for Central Control” (Catherine Austin Fitts with Professor Richard Werner), Session 4 of Doctors for Covid Ethics Symposium, June 11, 2022: Freedom is the Cure: Unpacking & Defeating the Medical Tactics of a World Takeover
Richard Werner on CBDCs: How They Prepare You to Be Their Slave
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our new jersey democratic majority legislators are creating new legislation to destroy the integrity of our already compromised election system, our public school system, our open public records system so government has less accountability to its citizens and a few days ago with the passing of an overhauling of our affordable housing act that will put local government and homeowners into a debt trap and what I feel and Catherine states will be a future landgrab for the central planners. Trying at a local level to get more freedom fighters into local government and trying to get more people to wake up here in New Jersey before it’s too late. Thank you Catherine and Richard for an excellent presentation. I will try to share with some local banks, local organizations and legislators.
Thanks for this, Catherine. Always a pleasure to see and listen to Professor Richard Werner. He is definitely my favorite economist! FYI, I came across recently a book entitled “Money and Magic: A Critique of the Modern Economy in the Light of Goethe’s Faust”. Richard writes either the epilogue or prologue for the book. It is a fascinating read. I’d love to be able to invite Prof Werner to New Zealand one day. Who knows, with the Wicked Witch of Wellington now gone (she’s in the USA now!…), NZ might be ready for him. Best wishes to both you and Richard.
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