The ongoing sabotage or destruction of oil and gas production and refining and transportation facilities worldwide is an important pattern, as are rising costs or renegotiated agreements relating to trade channels and bottlenecks.

John Titus and Catherine Austin Fitts frame the episode around a “banquet of consequences,” arguing that multi-decade policy choices and long-term planning by financial and political elites are now impacting war, markets, and daily life.

One of the major lessons learned from the first Solari Builders course is the need to teach people how to recognize the independent, pro-decentralization team: self-supporting, genuinely productive individuals who build enterprises with integrity. This means understanding what drives their sovereignty, and also recognizing how the centralizing team tries to trade it away by dangling titles, grants, and prestige.

John Titus and Catherine Austin Fitts frame the episode around a “banquet of consequences,” arguing that multi-decade policy choices and long-term planning by financial and political elites are now impacting war, markets, and daily life.

Catherine’s 25th Anniversary Prayer – September 11, 2026 By Catherine Austin Fitts Lord, we gather in prayer on the 25th anniversary of 9-11; We thank you for the many blessings you have given …

When disasters such as wildfires, hurricanes, and earthquakes occur, people on the ground no longer automatically assume that these events are “acts of God.” The reported anomalies suggest to many the covert deployment of exotic weapons. Dr. Joseph P. Farrell returns to discuss the evidence that points to the existence of such weapons.

In this episode of Money and Markets, the hosts frame current events as “Planet Tollbooth,” arguing the U.S. and other powers are increasing friction through tariffs, sanctions, wars, and red tape that burden Main Street while benefiting major corporations.

Professor Richard A. Werner addresses two fundamental questions: What is money? And what problem does money’s existence solve?

Solari’s model legislation, the CLEAR (Consumer Ledger and Electronic Assets Rights) Act, aims to put guardrails not just on stablecoins but also stocks, bonds, and bank deposits.

Githa Ben-David, author of “The Ultimate Book on Vocal Sound Healing,” describes the “Note from Heaven”: a person’s own characteristic frequency. It is that which sings inside of us, continually singing “yes” to life and “yes” to ourself.

Former British diplomat and intelligence operator Alastair Crooke, founder of Conflicts Forum, shares lessons learned from a lifetime spent listening to and negotiating with people the West has decided it does not need to hear from.

Catherine and John frame the week’s news as “Hegemon Cracking,” citing Trump’s openness to declaring a national emergency to impose voting changes, ongoing Iran tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, and Pentagon pressure to accelerate weapons production amid depleted munitions.

This quarter’s Equity Overview with Catherine Austin Fitts and Tim Caban begins with a strategic question: “Which is more important to you—the current value of your assets, or whether those assets will continue to be yours?”

A central question is whether legislative guardrails should depend on assumptions about intent. Even if programmable money is developed with beneficial goals, should reasonable safeguards be established before it becomes part of our financial infrastructure? What protections would be prudent regardless of whether the ultimate outcome is positive or negative?

“Reaching for the scars” is John’s theme this week — most people reach for the stars; the powers that be are reaching for our scars and inflicting fresh ones.