Hero of the Week: August 30, 2021: Dr. Vladimir Zelenko

Hero of the Week: August 30, 2021: Dr. Vladimir Zelenko

“There is zero justification for using this poison death shot unless you want to sacrifice human beings.” ~ Dr. Vladimir Zelenko Dr. Zelenko reports that he has successfully treated 6,000 patients with Covid, and trained

Avatar Update: Personal Opinion of Sofia Smallstorm

Avatar Update: Personal Opinion of Sofia Smallstorm

Failing Walls Other Topics: Loss of the Pattern The Web of Support The Down Force Energizing the Colloid Inside and Outside Please note that this is a personal newsletter written by Sofia Smallstorm. It is

Hero of the Week: August 23, 2021: Peggy Hall

Hero of the Week: August 23, 2021: Peggy Hall

Wondering how to insist on informed consent? Peggy Hall is our hero this week for inspiring and helping Americans to use the law to make sure elected officials respect our rights. She offers a variety

Welcome to SpooneyWorld

Welcome to SpooneyWorld

“Tell me a story of deep delight.” ~ Robert Penn Warren By Catherine Austin Fitts When I sold my art collection many years ago, I promised myself never to collect again. Well, never say never.

Larry & Carstens’ Excellent Pandemic by John Titus

Larry & Carstens’ Excellent Pandemic by John Titus

Aug 14, 2021 The pandemic presented forensically for what it is, namely, a massive theatrical edifice intended to distract popular attention away from the fact that criminal bankers running the monetary system are making a

Avatar Update: Personal Opinion of Sofia Smallstorm

Avatar Update: Personal Opinion of Sofia Smallstorm

The Painted Ladies Other Topics: Working for the Species The Invisible Rainbow Week Nerves The Global Circuit Life Slowing Down Please note that this is a personal newsletter written by Sofia Smallstorm. It is not

Food for the Soul: Kraków, the City of Art

Food for the Soul: Kraków, the City of Art

Rembrandt. Landscape with the Good Samaritan (1638). The Princes Czartoryski Collection, National Museum, Kraków. Photo: Wikimedia Commons By Nina Heyn – Your Culture Scout Europe has many places that are a perfect combination of art

Hero of the Week: August 16, 2021: Dr. Dan Stock

Hero of the Week: August 16, 2021: Dr. Dan Stock

Watch this powerful explanation by Dr. Dan Stock, functional family medicine physician in Coatesville, IN, to the Mt. Vernon, IN school board on Covid-19 protocols. Why are we still having a problem 18 months into

Avatar Update: Personal Opinion of Sofia Smallstorm

Avatar Update: Personal Opinion of Sofia Smallstorm

Symphony of Passions Other Topics: Hey, Sweetheart Exotic East India The Principle of Power By Contract or Gun Barrel Robotic Colonization Please note that this is a personal newsletter written by Sofia Smallstorm. It is

Hero of the Week: August 9, 2021: Brian Gerrish

Hero of the Week: August 9, 2021: Brian Gerrish

Besides the great doctors, scientists, lawyers, officials, and citizens we’ve celebrated over the last 18 months, there are also many courageous people dedicated to keeping us informed. Our hero this week is Brian Gerrish, a

Food Series: War on Meat (Part II) with Niti Bali

Food Series: War on Meat (Part II) with Niti Bali

"When we enslave the land, put life on a clock, or interfere with the ability of the land to breathe air or take in sun or water, we show our arrogance. There is no situation

Food for the Soul: Rosa Bonheur – Women & Art Series 10

Food for the Soul: Rosa Bonheur – Women & Art Series 10

Édouard Louis Dubufe. Portrait of Rosa Bonheur (the bull was painted by Bonheur) (1857). Versailles Palace. Photo: Wikimedia Commons By Nina Heyn – Your Culture Scout, There is a reason why the traditionally dressed Victorian

Hero of the Week: August 2, 2021: Patrick Wood

Hero of the Week: August 2, 2021: Patrick Wood

"If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a

Music of the Week: July 30, 2021: Stabat Mater (Pergolesi)

Music of the Week: July 30, 2021: Stabat Mater (Pergolesi)

Click here to listen. Beautiful interpretation of this 13th-century Christian hymn to Mary – Stabat Mater – by Giavanni Battista Pergolesi in the Chapelle de la Trinité, Château de Fontainebleau, France. Pergolesi is an Italian Baroque composer, violinist, and organist, best-known

The Pfizer mRNA Vaccine: Pharmacokinetics and toxicity

The Pfizer mRNA Vaccine: Pharmacokinetics and toxicity

The dangers of the COVID-19 vaccine spike protein and its interactions with the human immune system, conferring risks of clotting and leakage of blood vessels, are becoming increasingly well known. But how far and wide

Book Review: Furious Hours by Casey Cep

Book Review: Furious Hours by Casey Cep

“It was the most shocking Christmas gift of Lee’s life and, as it would turn out, one of the most momentous in the history of American literature.” ~ Casey Cep For Christmas 1956, Harper Lee

Let’s Go to the Movies: Week of July 26, 2021: Chewicide

Let’s Go to the Movies: Week of July 26, 2021: Chewicide

"When food is so absolutely, deliciously decadent that it literally is “to DIE for!” – That’s Chewicide." ~ Chef Keidi This documentary by Chef Keidi explores the cultural roots of an epidemic of diet-related diseases,

Hero of the Week: July 26, 2021: Dr. Charles Hoffe

Hero of the Week: July 26, 2021: Dr. Charles Hoffe

British Columbia doctor Dr. Charles Hoffe is our hero this week for sounding the alarm about the possible side effects of the Covid 19 injections. Passionate about patient safety and medical ethics, Dr. Hoffe has

Music of the Week: July 23, 2021: Believe for It (CeCe Winans)

Music of the Week: July 23, 2021: Believe for It (CeCe Winans)

"It’s time to believe in the impossible." ~ CeCe Winans CeCe Winans is on of Catherine’s favorite gospel singers. She has been awarded 12 Grammy Awards and 23 GMA Dove Awards, along with many other awards. This selection is from

Food for the Soul – New York Big Five – MoMA

Food for the Soul – New York Big Five – MoMA

Marc Chagal I and the Village (1911). MoMA. Photo: Wikimedia Commons By Nina Heyn – Your Culture Scout The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, the world’s largest contemporary and modern art assemblage,

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DIY Electrical Resource Links:

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Hero of the Week: July 19, 2021: Dr. Astrid Stückelberger

Hero of the Week: July 19, 2021: Dr. Astrid Stückelberger

Dr. Astrid Stückelberger, a Swiss public health expert, has been conducting and evaluating scientific research for policy-makers such as the WHO and the EU for 25 years. She is our hero for exposing serious corruption

Music of the Week: July 16, 2021: You Are My Sunshine

Music of the Week: July 16, 2021: You Are My Sunshine

Who doesn’t remember this recording by Mississipi John Hurt? A simple and beautiful melody that many would have loved their grandma to sing for them. Mississipi John Hurt was famous for his blues and gospel

Food War: Farmers, Ranchers, & Our Food Security

Food War: Farmers, Ranchers, & Our Food Security

Bill Gates buying up huge amounts of farmland while “Great Reset” tells Americans future is no private property. Farmers and Ranchers are on the front lines of the food war that is brewing, and our

Book Review: Why We Get Sick by Benjamin Bikman, PhD

Book Review: Why We Get Sick by Benjamin Bikman, PhD

By Catherine Austin Fitts Every day, the reasons to take charge of our health care grow. So do the benefits of preventive health care. This book can help. I read it because one subscriber kept

Let’s Go to the Movies: Week of July 12, 2021: Hacksaw Ridge

Let’s Go to the Movies: Week of July 12, 2021: Hacksaw Ridge

Hacksaw Ridge, the name of a place in Okinawa (Japan) where some of the bloodiest fighting happened during World War II, is a 2016 war movie directed by Mel Gibson, based on the 2004 documentary The Conscientious Objector.

Blast from the Past: Week of July 12, 2021: Epic Bike Rides

Blast from the Past: Week of July 12, 2021: Epic Bike Rides

There is a lot to love about bicycles, especially now. Whether bicycles represent for you adventure, clever design, or simply a means of transportation, make sure you read Catherine’s recent book review: Three Books about

Hold-Up: A Citizen Film

Hold-Up: A Citizen Film

The French Documentary Hold-Up is finally available internationally – in English, German, Italian. and Korean. Soon available in Spanish and Portuguese! Discover the exclusive interviews of our 3 international film speakers: Catherine Austin Fitts: Commissioner

How to Challenge a School Board in 3-5 Minutes

How to Challenge a School Board in 3-5 Minutes

By Corey Lynn of Corey’s Digs Did you know that only 5-10% of people vote in school board elections across the country? Even worse, there are empty seats, and uncontested candidates, some of whom need

Book Review: Three Books About Bicycles

Book Review: Three Books About Bicycles

“Every time I see an adult on a bicycle, I no longer despair for the future of the human race.” ~ H.G. Wells By Catherine Austin Fitts I love bicycles. Given where the world is

Avatar Update: Symphony of Passions

Avatar Update: Symphony of Passions

Please note that this is a personal newsletter written by Sofia Smallstorm. It is not “the news,” but rather a reflective way of sharing information. Sofia covers a range of subjects. You will find more

Food for the Soul: New York Big Five – The Frick

Food for the Soul: New York Big Five – The Frick

Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres – Portrait de Comtesse D’Haussonville (1845). The Frick Collection, New York. Photo: ©The Frick Collection, Wikimedia Commons By Nina Heyn – Your Culture Scout So many people love the experience of visiting New

#CashEveryDay

#CashEveryDay

By the Solari Team As the saying goes, “money makes the world go around,” but today’s battle of digital currencies, inflation, and paper currency has humanity at a tipping point between freedom and fascism. The

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Food Series: The War on Meat, Part I with Dr. Will Winter

Food Series: The War on Meat, Part I with Dr. Will Winter

"To avoid the most catastrophic climate change scenarios, the evidence is clear that citizens in high-meat consuming countries—such as the United States—need to dramatically reduce their meat and dairy intake." ~ Brent Kim, Johns Hopkins

Missing Money 2021 Update with Mark Skidmore

Missing Money 2021 Update with Mark Skidmore

Addendum to Missing Money—June 2021: An Additional $94 Trillion in DOD Accounting Adjustments Reported in Bloomberg. By Mark Skidmore As described in previous reports and updates (Skidmore and Fitts, 2017), accounting adjustments are typically a

Hero of the Week: June 28, 2021: Bishop Schneider

Hero of the Week: June 28, 2021: Bishop Schneider

"We need to reclaim our dignity as creatures created in the image and likeness of God." ~ Bishop Schneider Bishop Schneider, Auxiliary Bishop of Astana in Kazakhstan (central Asia), is our hero this week. Growing up

Music of the Week: June 25, 2021: Le Roi Danse (Lully)

Music of the Week: June 25, 2021: Le Roi Danse (Lully)

Jean-Baptiste Lully was an Italian-born French composer, instrumentalist, and dancer, who is considered a master of French Baroque music. Best known for his operas, he spent most of his life working in the court of