Dear friends,
Here is the latest installment of my quarterly conversations with Catherine Austin Fitts.
This one was recorded on August 11th.
You can listen to the interview on the original Solari Report page:
The Emerging Multipolar World – Spotlight on Russia with the Saker
Listen or download the interview here: https://audio.solari.com/sr20200820/sr20200820_InterviewHQ.mp3
One of the best Solari Saker interviews. A tonic in this godawful time. Catherine, Saker, thank you.
800k to a Million people protesting the lockdown in Berlin??? I live here, i looked myself, that is 100% fake news. Look at the aerial photos, there were people from all over Germany convening on the same day, but it was 10 to 20 thousand. Out of 80 million.
Wonderful interview, but folks need to start thinking about global solutions while it’s still possible to implement them. It’s clear the issue is sovereignty vs corporate globalism, with both sides planning for a collapse of the western financial system.
In this heightened sense of the way no mint crash, the time is ripe to take another look at LaRouche’s new bretton woods or something similar. Get all the big club leaders together, and outflank the owners of the failing system while they are weakest, delivering a new alternative nation state financial archecture in line with nation building and opposed to the usurious failed system. Ring Trump in under the rubic of Make America Great Again, but Make the World Great Again. This could then be used to generate massive financial credit for technologically-driven national infrastructure and industrial investments to redevelop the economies of the planet.
The problem is only a problem because we are thinking too small, like underlings, as Shakespeare wrote. It’s looking like such a big agreement is the only course of action with the power to prevent the oligarchs from owning the world.
Trying a recovery piecemeal will not cut it when fighting the western money power, we need US, Russia, China, and India to sit down and decide they are better off working out an alternative financial architecture, than losing their sovereignty in the long run as the system collapses and the US becomes an even worse predator-zombie of the bankers.
Slightly off topic, perhaps, however this little item from RT (backed by source links) is fundamentally significant, imo.
If correct, then a major “Stats-101 Fail for Policy Wonks” has largely crippled the western world. Lawyers must be rubbing their hands on the Class Action loot potential. Can anyone fault it?
“The 1% blunder: How a simple but fatal math mistake by US Covid-19 experts caused the world to panic and order lockdowns”
https://www.rt.com/op-ed/500000-covid19-math-mistake-panic/ [6th September, 2020]
“COVID – Why terminology really, really matters”, [4th September, 2020]
https://drmalcolmkendrick.org
The actual credit source (listed in the footnote #6 of Dr. Malcolm Kendrick (MD)) goes to:
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/disaster-medicine-and-public-health-preparedness/article/public-health-lessons-learned-from-biases-in-coronavirus-mortality-overestimation/7ACD87D8FD2237285EB667BB28DCC6E9
I don’t think American and a good number of EU politicians can think rationally about Russia. The Western media certainly cannot. These groups cannot think logically about relations with Russia in the same way after years of Nazi propaganda could the Nazis think straight about the Jews. (The real Nazis of Germany.) Syria will be the point at which we get direct military confrontation which can escalate into nuclear war. Do the American people want war with Russia. Nope. But they are the not the people making decisions on war and peace.
Maybe at a later time, Saker can give his views on the increased NATO “activity”, more like provocations, on Russia’s Western border. Last I read Russia scrambled eight fighters to intercept some B-52s. Seems like Russia is saying “come meet my little friends” (in Tony Montana’s voice at the end of Scarface).
Good interview.
Dear Saker,
It is possible also to provide pdf file of interview, as it is very long to listen, plus you can’t do other things, like taking calls etc, while written version you can skim through to focus what it is in Imho most interesting parts.
Kind Regards,
Egor
@ The Saker
THE HAGUE, September 10. /TASS/. Moscow is ready to discuss the situation with Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny within the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), if the issue is put forward by Germany, Russia’s Permanent Representative to the OPCW Alexander Shulgin told TASS on Thursday.
“More peculiarities arise in the “Navalny case,” he noted. “Yesterday, German officials stated that they had handed over all the materials confirming that the Russian citizen was poisoned to the OPCW. However, we checked these statements and found them to be untrue: Germany did not send anything to the OPCW Technical Secretariat neither yesterday nor this morning.” “We expect Germany to provide a clear explanation on this issue,” Shulgin stressed.
Talking with mask is a terrible idea during an interview. The fear mongering has reached levels beyond comprehension.
One small – and belated – point: Catherine Austin Fitts, like alot of commentators, talks of “Central Banks printing money”. Permit me to digress momentarily: a similiar mis-statement occured in Max Keiser’s “Keiser Report” (RT) around the same time I listened to this interview: Keiser’s guest repeatedly said “Central Banks print reserves”; Keiser eventually interrupted him to ask he explain to viewers the difference between ‘printing reserves’ and ‘printing money’. That “The Keiser Report”, who, more than “The Solari Report” or “The Saker”, has a viewership of bitcoin afficianados and those focused on the financial world, needed the difference between ‘printing reserves’ and ‘printing money’ to be clarified, illustrates the common ignorance on this subject. Stating that ‘Central Banks print money’ obscures the real culprit – private the banking and financial sector. Sure, the CBs has their backs, but it is overwhelmingly a private-sector phenomeon, that the private sector has foisted on – admittedly collusive – CBs, Blaming ‘government’ (CBs being a branch of the state apparatus) reinforces the libertarian view that government is corrupt and less government is better, when in this instance more real government is whats needed….