Astrologer, published author, conference presenter, world traveler, founder & editor of Crone Chronicles: A Journal of Conscious Aging (1989-2001) , and founding visionary of Green Acres Permaculture Village (2010 to present).
Catherine Austin Fitts has now been featured by Tucker Carlson in what may be his most significant interview ever. And Jon Rapoport, whose acerbic posts don’t exactly bleed optimism, shows his real face here, in his appreciation for both Fitts and Carlson, for bringing her on. Without screaming, without fury, she just states what is the case, and has been for a long time, in areas anybody who started descending rabbit holes many years ago, can’t help but know or at least suspect.
Jordan Sather reminisces about how he started to research some of the rabbit holes Fitts takes us down about 13 years ago, and is so very happy to see her on Tucker!
Back to Jon Rapoport, and what she did for him! As she told him long ago, “hopelessness . . . is an op!”
So yes, as Clif High predicted, the deepest secrets are now beginning to rock the mainstream. It will be interesting to see who, among my friends here at home, can actually pick up on, and especially, actually absorb what she is saying. Because let’s face it: to take her seriously, is to blast open the mind and heart.
Mea culpa, but it’s spring, liver time, and this is one pissed off liverish post! Must go dig up some dandelion roots, chop them, boil them, and drink the juice before I blow a gasket. . .
BTW: I just now noticed that the transiting Moon (coming once again to 26° Uranus) is exactly conjunct my 23° Taurus Moon, during this very hour. Which means I’d better be especially careful from now on through this evening, or I really could “blow a gasket.”
Martin Geddes reminds me of Clif High. Not just that both invent new words; nor that both utilize AI to buttress their cases for or against whatever they consider unfair or unjust or just plain wrong — or even downright evil; but that they are both, as sovereign souls, assuming prima facie, their own agency, their own authority. In fact, Geddes asks that very question directly in this post, from his substack, Future of Communications.
His main question, the one which collapsed his utterly weird supposedly legal problem: “By what authority?”
See also, published three days later:
Closer to home, just a few days ago, it’s not just symbiosis with AI that counts. It’s having the courage i.e., the heart, to not just sense big daddy overreach of any kind, but to actually do something about it. This is one great story, with fabulous arguments that pressed city officials here to the point where they dismissed the charge:
Dan Combs, 72, of Bloomington, Indiana, could not find a parking spot downtown with a parking meter that used cash. So, when got a ticket, for parking in the”wrong” handicapped spot (he is handicapped), he fought it, and won. However, the city says, “it’s unlikely to set a broad precedent.” Oh?
Dan: “Whoever heard of a place where you can’t give money to park?’
I’ve been faced with the same problem numerous times, when I don’t have my phone on me, and don’t want to put the parking app on it anyhow. Really pisses this Sagittarian off; do far I’ve managed to ferret out a few out-of-the-way places to park free . So glad Sagittarian Dan Combs, stepped up to the plate. And, by the way, this is not his first rodeo.
David Icke, over in the UK, also gets pissed off.
”And you? My teacher looked up, his left eyebrow arched, pencil poised. 'I want to do a paper on the concept of time.’” I mumbled, timidly. 'Time?' He sniffed. “I wouldn’t touch the subject. Too difficult.” — AK, 1967
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