Elze van Hamelen’s new blockbuster report, Mr. Global in Your Street: Local Politics and Money Are the Last Line of Defense, will help you recognize how UN-inspired policies are playing out in your locality and to provide you with a practical and strategic manual for pushback.

John Titus and Catherine Austin Fitts frame the episode around “American Psychos,” comparing public officials’ cheerful talk of violence and confiscation to American Psycho, then discuss Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent bragging about seizing Iranian crypto and properties without due process.

Dr. Jon Padfield offers a wealth of intelligence on how you can protect your privacy in the face of ever-encroaching technology.

Fourth-generation cattle farmer Will Harris tells the story of White Oak Pastures, a highly successful, vertically integrated regenerative farm that produces and sells meat direct to consumers and through retail stores around the country.

If technocracy is the operating system, the dialectical engine is what keeps the participants too busy fighting each other to look at the architecture. Courtenay Turner refuses to stay inside the daily dialectic, instead tracking the institutions, founders, methodologies, and funding lineages that explain how we arrived where we are.

Catherine and John use Trump’s “not even a little bit” remark as a theme to discuss shifting realities in geopolitics, finance, and domestic governance.

By Catherine Austin Fitts Note: This is a dynamic checklist, first published on April 16, 2025. As new developments arise, we are adding them to the checklist, noting the date of their additio…

New mothers are propagandized before they ever become pregnant. In Jessica Bell’s view, the antidote is not to do battle with the old system but to patiently construct a new one—guided by mentors and peers who have already walked the path.

VIII. Final Reflections “Bad times! troublesome times! this men are saying. Let our lives be good; and the times are good. We make our times; such as we are, such are the times.”~St. Augustine…

VII. Success Stories “There have been so many success stories—small as they might be—where cities have done this. Cities have actually driven [harmful plans] out and made a defensible perime…

VI. Professionalizing Pushback “Each of us can say, ‘I am part of a great story and that story is not over yet—I have something to say about how it goes.’”~ Catherine Austin Fitts Ded…

V. Diving into Local Politics “You only have the rights you’re willing to defend.”~ Margaret Byfield If people follow politics at all, they usually focus their attention on the political …

IV. Local Government 101 Where Democracy Works Best “Every policy that they create at the federal or state level ultimately has to be implemented at the local level.”~ Margaret Byfield H…

III. UN Treaties: Overhauling Your Hometown “If you don’t know what freedom is, better figure it out now.”~ Jon Rappoport (Apr. 14, 2020) If we were living in a real democracy, policies�…

II. Time to Get Involved Locally “You may be looking for a leader. Take a look in the mirror. This is the real face of grassroots. YOU.”~ Rosa Koire “Why has my city been transformed into…

Mr. Global in Your Street: Local Politics and Money Are the Last Line of Defense By Elze van Hamelen Disclaimer: No portion of this report should be taken as legal advice. Those wishing to esta…

John Titus and Catherine Austin Fitts warn to “brace for impact,” arguing a depression is coming and that US leadership can only “do well” by plundering the population as a debt-based system turns parasitic.

Alastair Crooke’s perceptive Middle East and global geopolitical analysis diverges sharply from the boilerplate Anglo-American policy consensus. The word Crooke chooses to describe the road ahead is “catharsis.” His insights inspire our pathway forward.

“A Legislator’s Guide to Programmable Money, Part Three” serves as a follow-up to the in-depth discussion of programmable money in the February and March briefings.