Catherine Austin Fitts

I don’t know what to make of the National Citizens Inquiry (NCI) testimony this week presented in Ottawa by Catherine Austin Fitts.

The NCI is Canada’s Best Kept Secret… shame on legacy media!

https://rumble.com/v2ocu0c-catherine-austin-fitts-testimony.html

Catherine’s credentials are impressive. Her access to information as a former US Government ‘insider’ are even more so. Yet her claims and allegations are so bold and incredible that they are easy to label as “deranged conspiracy theories” by the legacy media organizations and power elites. Hence, Canadians are rarely informed of the many great testimonies like hers that have been recorded over recent months from 9 cities across Canada. Those testimonies are available on RUMBLE because YOUTUBE cannot be trusted not to censor or cancel the content.

Skeptical

The last three years has taught me to be willing to believe anything that is plausible and promoted by people who have access to credible sources of information. “Willing to belief” is not the same as “believing without question”. An ‘open mind’ is more valuable than a closed one in this age of mass formation psychosis, aka propaganda and ‘fake news’. ‘Consider and validate’ is the approach I prefer when hearing ideas presented by impressive people like Ms. Fitts.

I watched Fitts’ presentation two days ago and can’t stop thinking about it. Catherine offers plausible explanations for much of what has befallen us in recent times up to, and including, the current transition of global monetary systems to Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC). The timing of her CBDC comments is excellent given that Joe Biden is trying to increase America’s debt ceiling (yet again) using a “creative” interpretation of three words in Amendment 14 of the US Constitution. Read the story here…. Despite ‘Philosophical’ Disagreements on Debt Ceiling, GOP and Biden Can Find ‘Common Ground’: McCarthy

We live in increasingly perilous times

Few citizens are paying attention to how dangerous our circumstances are today. The danger lies 100% in the corruption of power in excessively large and expensive governments. They have amassed far too much authority and power which they now share with their “partners in crime” residing in the banking, military industrial, pharmaceutical, medical and other massive economic complexes.

I have spoken out against the threat of Big Governments since 1979. From 2007, I have done so formally in the political realm as an Advocate For Less Governt and Libertarian candidate in provincial and federal elections, albeit with no measurable success. I am now at a loss as to what to do about this worsening crisis. I had hoped to influence voters by publically asking a few simple questions:

“Do we have too much government?”

“What would your life look like if the size, cost and scope of authority of all levels of government were cut in half? By 2/3s? By 75%?

If the total annual tax bill from our three levels of government imposed on average Canadians was reduced from 53% to 38% as it was in 1961, would two incomes be necessary to buy a house, raise a family and save for retirement?

When asked, these questions are rarely taken seriously by voters. What’s more, the “establishment” parties, and their captured media handmaidens, “suck all the air out of the room” whenever someone like me even begins to ask these questions!

CRISIS is the best teacher

Will it take a national crisis (like bankruptcy) before Canadians finally come to realize that voting for more dependency on Big and Bigger Governments is a terrible life strategy? I am afraid so.