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  1. Hi Catherine,
    I was interested to see that you had posted another comment on scoop, but when I went to read it, noticed that it had been removed. How come?
    Regards Eve

  2. Catherine,

    I’ve only been following this site and others as well as this line of thinking only for a few months. I am in the process of repositioning my assets into the real economy, but my nonliquid assets are probably not moveable with the current state of things. Thus I’ll probably have to hope for another bubble.

    I’ve heard you allude to the presence of a shadow government in the past, but this is the first time that I’ve seen you actually refer to it pointedly as such. I have been reading quite a bit about it lately and the theory certainly has legs.

    You had made an interesting statement with regards to energy technologies. I have followed links from your site to another which documents plasma technologies and combustion of water. However, my thinking is still ground in classical physics and I cannot seem to grasp in my mind releasing more energy from the breakup of water into its elements along with its recombination. I’ve seen the accompanying Youtube videos, but have you actually observed 1st hand a working prototype? The reason this is intriguing is that for any governing authority to subjugate a people, there will need to be control of the distribution of energy, which is also tied to transportation. If this technology is real and can be quitely distributed throughout the land, the goal of one world government would face a major stumbling block.

    Thanks,
    James

  3. What I find most amazing is that my friends and a client I do internet SEO work for was horrified that it DIDN’T pass. I was even more surprised that I almost felt badly it didn’t pass because so many would have gotten some immediate relief I guess. It is tough. If I didn’t have Catherine’s seminars and education under my belt, I would have been for it. And we also know Wall St. per se is not the ultimate “bad guy here”. The more I see how brain-washed Americans are (i include myself because I still struggle), the more I realize that focusing on a local business and keeping my nose to the ground locally is what will help give me some sanity.

  4. You know what? I still can’t believe Congress rejected that bill. I am still sitting here is shock. I thought they would pass that thing for sure.

    Have no fear, arms will be twisted and they will pass something.

    Scorecard: 1 for the people 0 for Wall St.

    Lets see if this changes at the end of the week.

    I sit here and wonder how bad unemployment is going to get. Any thoughts?

  5. James:

    Thanks for the kind words.

    My take is simply that the slow burn is accelerating. Anything pumped up by the bubbles is likely headed down (real estate, equities, income, the dollar). Tangibles that provide essential purposes are likely headed up (precious metals, food, water) UNLESS we decide to allow energy, health and other technology that is available out of the shadow government closet. Then the value of labor could rise and the cost of essentials could hold their own or drop.

    Our big problem is that most economic values depend on markets and the rule of law. Subtract those two things and most values head for the floor. That is why today’s action by the Congress is so impressive. By standing for markets and the rule of law, they returned value to the fundamental economy.

    I do not put it past the Administration to use the PPT to push the markets down to try to force their way.

    This is a moment in history where everything we hold dear depends on not swerving in the big game of chicken.

    Catherine

  6. Catherine,

    I love your work and everything you’ve taught. Is there any new word on the risk of a deflationary recession versus a hyperinflationary recession given the transpired events?

    James

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