Catherine Austin Fitts
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You know, they are responsible for the intergenerational pools of capital, and they were responsible for risk. And they, over the last 50 years, in my experience, they have been exceptionally frustrated. They find managing the general population very frustrating and scary. Because remember, occasionally you have revolutions and people get guillotined, right? So they're afraid.
You know, they are responsible for the intergenerational pools of capital, and they were responsible for risk. And they, over the last 50 years, in my experience, they have been exceptionally frustrated. They find managing the general population very frustrating and scary. Because remember, occasionally you have revolutions and people get guillotined, right? So they're afraid.
You know, they are responsible for the intergenerational pools of capital, and they were responsible for risk. And they, over the last 50 years, in my experience, they have been exceptionally frustrated. They find managing the general population very frustrating and scary. Because remember, occasionally you have revolutions and people get guillotined, right? So they're afraid.
My personal experience is they're very afraid of the general population because they are few and we are many. Right. And they're risk managers and they think in very long. And what's happened is, particularly in the United States, you have a huge cycle of disrespect now between the general population and the people responsible to lead the financial system.
My personal experience is they're very afraid of the general population because they are few and we are many. Right. And they're risk managers and they think in very long. And what's happened is, particularly in the United States, you have a huge cycle of disrespect now between the general population and the people responsible to lead the financial system.
My personal experience is they're very afraid of the general population because they are few and we are many. Right. And they're risk managers and they think in very long. And what's happened is, particularly in the United States, you have a huge cycle of disrespect now between the general population and the people responsible to lead the financial system.
And the more the criminals get away with really bad stuff, the more they hate the general population. And it's become a very ugly cycle of disrespect. Right. You know, in a way that didn't exist when I was a kid. So, and that is dangerous because, well, look at the great poisoning. I mean, we have the U.S. government systematically poisoning and killing the population.
And the more the criminals get away with really bad stuff, the more they hate the general population. And it's become a very ugly cycle of disrespect. Right. You know, in a way that didn't exist when I was a kid. So, and that is dangerous because, well, look at the great poisoning. I mean, we have the U.S. government systematically poisoning and killing the population.
And the more the criminals get away with really bad stuff, the more they hate the general population. And it's become a very ugly cycle of disrespect. Right. You know, in a way that didn't exist when I was a kid. So, and that is dangerous because, well, look at the great poisoning. I mean, we have the U.S. government systematically poisoning and killing the population.
The COVID pandemic was a mass atrocity. You've killed millions or you've killed or disabled millions of Americans intentionally.
The COVID pandemic was a mass atrocity. You've killed millions or you've killed or disabled millions of Americans intentionally.
The COVID pandemic was a mass atrocity. You've killed millions or you've killed or disabled millions of Americans intentionally.
It has to do, so the budget deal in 1995 broke. And that was, it was described to me by the top pension fund, the president, the largest pension fund in the country described it to me in 1997. He said, they've given up on the country. They're moving all the money out starting in the fall. So a concerted effort was made to put the government and the retirement system on a sound financial basis.
It has to do, so the budget deal in 1995 broke. And that was, it was described to me by the top pension fund, the president, the largest pension fund in the country described it to me in 1997. He said, they've given up on the country. They're moving all the money out starting in the fall. So a concerted effort was made to put the government and the retirement system on a sound financial basis.
It has to do, so the budget deal in 1995 broke. And that was, it was described to me by the top pension fund, the president, the largest pension fund in the country described it to me in 1997. He said, they've given up on the country. They're moving all the money out starting in the fall. So a concerted effort was made to put the government and the retirement system on a sound financial basis.
It didn't work. They decided, okay, we're just gonna start pulling money out. That's when the financial coup started. And that is when decisions started to be made that systematically lowered life expectancy. And from 2000 to 2017, well, ever since then, I've been on every radio show or internet show that will have me talking about the 21 trillion missing. And that's because it's a formula.
It didn't work. They decided, okay, we're just gonna start pulling money out. That's when the financial coup started. And that is when decisions started to be made that systematically lowered life expectancy. And from 2000 to 2017, well, ever since then, I've been on every radio show or internet show that will have me talking about the 21 trillion missing. And that's because it's a formula.
It didn't work. They decided, okay, we're just gonna start pulling money out. That's when the financial coup started. And that is when decisions started to be made that systematically lowered life expectancy. And from 2000 to 2017, well, ever since then, I've been on every radio show or internet show that will have me talking about the 21 trillion missing. And that's because it's a formula.
You have retirement funds. If you won't fund them, and the political wheel made it very clear in 1995, we refuse to fund them. You only have another way to balance the budget, and that's to lower life expectancy.
You have retirement funds. If you won't fund them, and the political wheel made it very clear in 1995, we refuse to fund them. You only have another way to balance the budget, and that's to lower life expectancy.