You are nothing less than the foremost expert on the topic of manipulating money. I shared this article with the following comments:
"Financial crimes committed all over the planet by the global organized crime syndicate.
If you don't understand that every societal problem in the world originates intentionally through the bankster cartel at the top of the globalist chain, you'll never understand how they make sure you are unable to fix anything they broke.
It's nothing less than a shell game, financing all of the fascist, psychopathic behaviors all over this planet."
I look forward to your mostly weekly Money & Markets segment on The Solari Report with Catherine Austin Fitts -- thank goodness all I have to do is sign in to the app!!
Your amazing work is so much appreciated. It’s enough to have compiled if all but then to have to navigate these platforms is beyond the pale 😣.
At some point it seems a level of trust must enter into the equation. With a bit of time and discernment we “followers” can see the integrity behind your work -- so what you’ve presented as perfectly fine as is. Great work, John!
Sadly, trust is in such short supply these days that it oughta be on the endangered species list. Soooo... your point about the integrity of work is a good one and a high compliment. Thank you so much.
Just passing this info along to you from Bill Holter. He's recommending the book/article The Great Taking, which is clearly written by a finance expert who seems to be a whistleblower, warning about how they plan on making all of us own NOTHING. I haven't finished reading yet, but the author says they have a way of legally confiscating book shares of stocks (they started working on this 50 years ago). Here's the info from Bill Holter:
I have spent half of Labor Day reading this article. I found it to be very well researched and footnoted. I highly recommend you read this in its entirety as it discusses the “how” you will own nothing (but not how you will be happy). What hooked me on reading the entirety is the discussion of “securities” and that book entry securities will be confiscated LEGALLY in the great margin call to come. This harkens back to my JSMineset days where Jim urged everyone to get their certificates issued in paper form. The rest of the article is bone chilling, but I cannot disagree with the author’s how or where it all leads to. May God help us all! Please do not e-mail me with questions regarding certificate issuance. Please contact your individual companies and query who their transfer agent is and how to have your certificate issued. As for any questions on the overall article, please contact the author directly
you are revealing a whole new world to us, John. Thank you. I try to pass on your knowledge, but often get that sheep look, people just dont get it. They refuse to get it. Pluto's cave effect, I think
What John presents to the world is what should be running on the 24/7 bogus MSM news cycles. But clearly that will never happen because these criminals who commit these crimes are the same ones who own ALL MSM.
Followers who have kids should use John's work for educational purposes. It is not without reason that these things are not taught at school AND shown on media. It is just as you say, MSM and restriction of information
Yes, I try to share his work too, but some are so clueless that they just don't seem interested. Honestly, it seems like people have been socially engineered to need constant amusement and entertainment, so much so that they have no interest in learning about something as important as our monetary system.
I love using Office 2010 but I hate 365. It's not just the subscription model, it's the software itself. The user experience gets a little worse every month. The latest thing is the micro animations of characters while typing, which really throws me off. But I could list about two dozen other oddities. OK, one more - it tries to force me to save to OneDrive.
Great article and great work in general. Really enjoyed John's talk on CHD.TV yesterday. A quick search (um, non google) to get more education. I felt obligated to buy MS Office many years ago, but I did not appreciate the "upgrade" to an annual subscription mode. Since then I have found Apache Open Office to be quite functional (spreadsheets, docs, presentations). But at this point my research shows that you will be better off going to LibreOffice - which is a fork off of OpenOffice. It's more actively maintained. It's more usable. And more interoperable with MSOffice. https://itsfoss.com/libreoffice-vs-openoffice/
Thanks so much for all this hard work John. I am not very good with this stuff but I am finding it fascinating nonetheless. When I click on your Google links it says I must request access, so I did. Not sure what that means, as I was logged into Google already.
Hi John, yes, I've had a look at your link and compared it to one I generated and the difference may be that you need to select the option within sheets allowing anyone with the link access (there are two drop down options). I tested my created link by using a different browser that wasn't logged in and voila, it opened. Hope that is helpful.
I'm not much of a numbers person, but the way John explains everything is easy for me to follow. I wish more people would follow him. And I wish youtube would stop suppressing his uploads.
Thanks for you work here and on Solari, John. The FDIC and Form RC-O are great, but are their comparable sites where i can check Credit Unions, e.g. Stanford Federal Credit Union?
New York Life isn't a bank, it's a non-bank financial institution (meaning, it lends money like you and I do (from pre-existing capital), not like a bank (by creating $ via ledger entry). I really don't know all that much about it, though. Sorry.
You are nothing less than the foremost expert on the topic of manipulating money. I shared this article with the following comments:
"Financial crimes committed all over the planet by the global organized crime syndicate.
If you don't understand that every societal problem in the world originates intentionally through the bankster cartel at the top of the globalist chain, you'll never understand how they make sure you are unable to fix anything they broke.
It's nothing less than a shell game, financing all of the fascist, psychopathic behaviors all over this planet."
I look forward to your mostly weekly Money & Markets segment on The Solari Report with Catherine Austin Fitts -- thank goodness all I have to do is sign in to the app!!
Your amazing work is so much appreciated. It’s enough to have compiled if all but then to have to navigate these platforms is beyond the pale 😣.
At some point it seems a level of trust must enter into the equation. With a bit of time and discernment we “followers” can see the integrity behind your work -- so what you’ve presented as perfectly fine as is. Great work, John!
Sadly, trust is in such short supply these days that it oughta be on the endangered species list. Soooo... your point about the integrity of work is a good one and a high compliment. Thank you so much.
Just passing this info along to you from Bill Holter. He's recommending the book/article The Great Taking, which is clearly written by a finance expert who seems to be a whistleblower, warning about how they plan on making all of us own NOTHING. I haven't finished reading yet, but the author says they have a way of legally confiscating book shares of stocks (they started working on this 50 years ago). Here's the info from Bill Holter:
https://billholter.com/
Bill’s commentary:
The Great Taking
I have spent half of Labor Day reading this article. I found it to be very well researched and footnoted. I highly recommend you read this in its entirety as it discusses the “how” you will own nothing (but not how you will be happy). What hooked me on reading the entirety is the discussion of “securities” and that book entry securities will be confiscated LEGALLY in the great margin call to come. This harkens back to my JSMineset days where Jim urged everyone to get their certificates issued in paper form. The rest of the article is bone chilling, but I cannot disagree with the author’s how or where it all leads to. May God help us all! Please do not e-mail me with questions regarding certificate issuance. Please contact your individual companies and query who their transfer agent is and how to have your certificate issued. As for any questions on the overall article, please contact the author directly
The Great Taking
.https://billholter.files.wordpress.com/2023/09/taking-june21-web.pdf
I am trying to track global liquidity do you know how to do this. Thank you for your life study by the way you are the man
Start with FRED. It's got 800K+ different series, so there's gotta be something of interest there if you search long enough.
Barring that, I don't know of anything that doesn't cost a TON of scratch, like tradingeconomics.com
It's pretty awesome (from what I've seen just of their free stuff), but it's like $200/mo. for the basic subscription. Good luck.
you are revealing a whole new world to us, John. Thank you. I try to pass on your knowledge, but often get that sheep look, people just dont get it. They refuse to get it. Pluto's cave effect, I think
Yeah, Socrates pretty much nailed it there. Blinkered cave dwellers are downright dangerous.
What John presents to the world is what should be running on the 24/7 bogus MSM news cycles. But clearly that will never happen because these criminals who commit these crimes are the same ones who own ALL MSM.
Followers who have kids should use John's work for educational purposes. It is not without reason that these things are not taught at school AND shown on media. It is just as you say, MSM and restriction of information
Yes, I try to share his work too, but some are so clueless that they just don't seem interested. Honestly, it seems like people have been socially engineered to need constant amusement and entertainment, so much so that they have no interest in learning about something as important as our monetary system.
"It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it." ― Upton Sinclair
I love using Office 2010 but I hate 365. It's not just the subscription model, it's the software itself. The user experience gets a little worse every month. The latest thing is the micro animations of characters while typing, which really throws me off. But I could list about two dozen other oddities. OK, one more - it tries to force me to save to OneDrive.
May want to check out Apache Open Office for your spreadsheet/word processing needs.
P.S. My favorite parts of your videos is when you break down the circus in action. The Kashkari one is fabulous!
Cheers.
Most helpful, thank you.
Great article and great work in general. Really enjoyed John's talk on CHD.TV yesterday. A quick search (um, non google) to get more education. I felt obligated to buy MS Office many years ago, but I did not appreciate the "upgrade" to an annual subscription mode. Since then I have found Apache Open Office to be quite functional (spreadsheets, docs, presentations). But at this point my research shows that you will be better off going to LibreOffice - which is a fork off of OpenOffice. It's more actively maintained. It's more usable. And more interoperable with MSOffice. https://itsfoss.com/libreoffice-vs-openoffice/
Thanks so much for all this hard work John. I am not very good with this stuff but I am finding it fascinating nonetheless. When I click on your Google links it says I must request access, so I did. Not sure what that means, as I was logged into Google already.
Thanks, it's gonna be one of those days, I knew it.
Hi John, yes, I've had a look at your link and compared it to one I generated and the difference may be that you need to select the option within sheets allowing anyone with the link access (there are two drop down options). I tested my created link by using a different browser that wasn't logged in and voila, it opened. Hope that is helpful.
I'm not much of a numbers person, but the way John explains everything is easy for me to follow. I wish more people would follow him. And I wish youtube would stop suppressing his uploads.
Thanks for you work here and on Solari, John. The FDIC and Form RC-O are great, but are their comparable sites where i can check Credit Unions, e.g. Stanford Federal Credit Union?
Off the top of my head I don't know. I'll ask a friend who works in credit union.
Now I know I am a peasant. It is a mafia club and we ain’t in it.
And that's a good thing, because in order for us to want to be part of their club we'd have to be as psychopathic as they are. 🙏
I checked out my bank, PNC (FDIC 6384), when the video came out the other day, and they FAILED the red flag test with flying colors.
$32B FHLB / $45.6B Total Equity = 70.17% FHLB to equity.
They're TOAST!
The joke's on them though. Thanks to Greg Mannarino, I've kept less than $100 at any one time in there and have deposited as needed since 2020.
Awesome work!
John - where does an old school outfit like New York Life stand in all this? Do you have a quick take on that?
New York Life isn't a bank, it's a non-bank financial institution (meaning, it lends money like you and I do (from pre-existing capital), not like a bank (by creating $ via ledger entry). I really don't know all that much about it, though. Sorry.
I appreciate your attention. I guess the answer is under the hood of privacy.
Also - keep up the amazing work. Hope you new place is as great as it seems ☀️☀️☀️
New York Life ripped me off after paying on a life insurance policy for 9 years. I wouldn't trust them as far as I can spit.
Ask Ben at BTC Sessions about solutions. Very able.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxdf8G0kzsUUWgjZRHEOEz7vSST9cXwMJ
Great work John. The most valuable information I have ever received.
Thank you.
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Thank you!!!
Thanks for sharing your research