Hunger: A Man Made Disaster

DECENTRALIZE

As I've been saying, hunger and poverty are man made phenomena, designed behind closed doors. The economy the way it is now, funnels wealth from the poor to a handful of rich. Profits have nothing to do with risk, investment, or benefit for society. It's a rigged market. Opportunity has opened up for these rats.

But we do not have to put up with this. How? The answer is to buy local and small. Then these middlemen cannot be involved. The product moves through more honest hands from the producer to the consumer.

[Youtube] Hunger - an unnatural manmade phenomena

Franklin Sanders: Be Local

BUY LOCAL

Keeping with the topic of local economy, local interdependancies, and local employment, Franklin Sanders talks about Revitalizing Local Economies. Paying for gadgets that technology that increase production steers the farmer to unsustainable debt and eventual farm loss. How? The money to buy and sustain the nifty gadgets gets sent to New York. New York gets rich while the local farmer gets stuck with debt. High productivity also leads to depressed pricing which leads to lower income for the farmer. This exact mechanism created a depression for the farmers in the 1920s. The depression later spread to the rest of society in the 1930s.

gold and silver money, government throwing good money after bad, government subsidizing and propping up of inefficient and wealth destroying corporations, decapitalization of individual wealth via government spending, inflation, incorrect unemployment computation, decentralization,

[MP3] Franklin Sanders on local economy

Catherin Austin Fitts - 2006

A Catherine Austin Fitts interview goes into great depths on how a individual can change their lives by changing their money flows to concentrate on local and small. This interview is all the way back from 2006.

[MP3] Cathrine Austin Fitts interview from 2006

Joel Salatin on local farming vs. the industrial model

THE BUTCHER THE BREADMAKER & THE CANDLESTICK MAKER

Note: I got this of Catherine Austin Fitt's solari.com/blog.

Joel Salatin tells us the reason for laws and regulations on the farmer is to keep him a serf in the commodity market. He is not allowed to sell products without building a massive infrastructure that costs $100,000+. He also has to comply with restrictive laws intended for a large factory. This keeps the farmer from competing against Walmart and the grocery store.

Wouln't it be nice to pick up food from a neighbor?

[Youtube] Joel Salatin: Today's farmer is handcuffed


[Youtube] Joel Salatin Part2
[Youtube] Joel Salatin Part3
[Youtube] Joel Salatin Part4

Catherine Austin Fitts: The latest and greatest 1/2010

Here's the latest from Catherine Austin Fitts as of 01/07/2010.

What's covered in the video with James Corbett? Stop having other people manage your money. Decide for yourself where to put it. Make money ethical. The money managers buy real assets with your money while you get paper. Chances are the small bankers will be much more ethical than the big banks. Give them energy and power. One person can make a change.

[Youtube] Catherine Austin Fitts interview with James Corbett 01-02-2010


Catherine Austin Fitts - Coast to Coast 01-02-2010 - Part 9/16


[Youtube] Catherine Austin Fitts - Coast to Coast 01-02-2010 - Part 10/16
[Youtube] Catherine Austin Fitts - Coast to Coast 01-02-2010 - Part 11/16
[Youtube] Catherine Austin Fitts - Coast to Coast 01-02-2010 - Part 12/16

AUDIO
[M4A] Catherine Austin Fitts - Podcast #7 - Spiritual Warfare 12-29-2009


ARTICLES
"It also means that our culture will have to adopt old timely values. Take care of your business and your family. Good manners. Hard work. Discipline. Caring about those around you. Keeping your word.

So it seems to me that the problem is that we — all of us from the gangsters to the spoiled many - are not behaving like mature adults and all solutions require that we do." -- Catherine Austin Fitts

[Article] Catherine Austin Fitts - Manners

Catherine Austin Fitts - Podcast #5 #6 - 12-01-2009 plus Robert Feol

Some really good audio from Catherine Austin Fitts summarizing topics of drug money in the local economy, seeking truth, family banking, fiat assets vs real assets, knowing your local farmers, the popsicle index's influence of real estate values, etc

[MP3] Catherine Austin Fitts - Podcast #5 - 12-01-2009
[MP3] Catherine Austin Fitts - Podcast #6 - 12-01-2009
[MP3[ Catherine Austin Fitts with Robert Feol 10-14-2009

Catherine Austin Fitt's tapeworm economy

Here's an article outlining Cstherine Austin Fitt's tapeworm economy and how to conspire against it. It's a bit dated (2005) but the concepts haven't changed.

[Article] Catherine Austin Fitt's tapeworm outlined

VeggieTrader.com - Buy produce from local homegrowers

I ran across this website today. It's a site that lists local homegrown fruits and vegetables that aew available for purchase or trade. Just make sure your register first because it won't let you search or do anything else unless you do.

It's a great way to circulate currency in the local economy, decentralize, avoid GM crops, and get high quality produce. Who knows, maybe your neighbor has some extras he/she needs to get rid of.

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[Website] VeggieTrader.com

Catherine Austin Fitts: The latest on the Tapeworm Economy with Gold Seek's Chris Waltzek 11-10-2009

Lost your bearings? Catherine Austin Fitts will guide you through the rough waters. Look to invest in long term trends. Resist the tapeworm and the 500 year old Economic Warfare Model. Decentralize! All this and more in the interview.

[MP3] Catherine Austin Fitts interview with Gold Seek's Chris Waltzek 11-10-2009

Catherine Austin Fitts: How to better your local economy's Popsicle Index

Catherine Austin Fitts details how to improve the economy of your local neighborhoods and cities and to raise the Popsicle Index. There's lots of ideas and bulletpoints in this formal document. It shows how Solari Stock Corporations can be setup for investment purposes. It's a long read with some repetion but it's filled with loads of good tips and advice. Once again the theme is a decentralization.

[PDF] Catherine Austin Fitts: Improve your dilapidated local surroundings using this document!

Catherine Austin Fitts: interview on the Red Ice Radio 08-23-2009

Catherine Austine Fitts interviews on Sweden's Red Ice Radio. She became an 'enemy of the state' for trying to increase transparency at HUD. She believes there will be depopulation in our future. She discusses agenda of maximizing control NOT profits. She's the one to come up with the concepts of decentralization (moving away from government and large corporations) and 'tapeworm' economy where the resources are organized to by the tapeworm to feed itself at the detriment of the host.

She also covers:
- the swine flu and the dangers of vaccinations
- the inefficient healthcare industrial complex and intentional pollution and toxicity of environment and health
- American philanthropy an endowments such as the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation that are used to hide from taxes and to feed the military industrial complex, the various corporations, and various agendas
- the nefarious agenda to take over seed stock for purposes of population reduction
- the leveraged buyout of the economy
- treasury bonds as a mechanism to tax the world backed by force by the military

[MP3] Catherine Austine Fitts - The interview on Sweden's Red Ice Radio 08-23-2009 (1 Hour)

Catherine Austin Fitts: interview on the Jeff Rense Show 07-29-2009

Catherine Austin Fitts continues the theme of decentralization by encouraging everyone to take their daily lives into their own hands and to change their patterns so that local community growth is encouraged and centralized institutional control broken. You can do so by withdrawing your money from any of the big bailed out banks and putting it into a local bank. Buy precious metal coins and trade them as currency with others instead of dollars. Earn a 4% return (based on inflation and lack of a income tax chanrge) by buying and stocking up on commodity food and household items such as paper towels.

Also discussed is analysis of the ongoing corruption and fraud by the fed and the banks. Catherine talks about her run in with the DOJ and how her family gave money back that she had given them earlier on as gift. She contrasts this benefit of support vs. the big banks.

[Youtube] Catherine Austin Fitts interviews on the Jeff Rense Show 07-29-2009


[Youtube] Watch the rest of the interview HERE

Catherine Austin Fitts: July 2009 podcasts

Catherine Austin Fitts puts all the pieces together into a clear picture of what's going on. Here's two very good podcasts dated July 2009 by Catherine Austin Fitts from her solari.com site.

[MP3] Catherine Austin Fitts & podcasts@solari.com present: SRD #1 - Franklin Sanders, Community Derivatives, Terrorism and the Economy - 07-07-2009

[MP3] Catherine Austin Fitts & podcasts@solari.com present: SRD#2 - The Financial coup d'etat, the New World debutante party, and outsourced and out of money - 07-29-2009

Indian vs. American/Outside brands

Rememeber to decentralize!! The bigger those multinational corporations get, the bigger their monopoly power to set prices. Please be careful not to make the Indian corporations too big either! Try to buy small and high quality.

Here we go with the Indian and American/Outside brands commonly found in your local urban store in India.

COLD DRINKS:
Indian: LEMON JUICE, FRESH FRUIT JUICES, CHILLED LASSI (SWEET OR SOUR), BUTTER MILK, COCONUT WATER, JALJEERA, ENERJEE, and MASALA MILK...
NonIndian: COCA COLA, PEPSI, LIMCA, MIRINDA, SPRITE

BATHING SOAP:
Indian: CINTHOL & OTHER GODREJ BRANDS, SANTOOR, WIPRO SHIKAKAI, MYSORE SANDAL, MARGO, NEEM, EVITA, MEDIMIX, GANGA , NIRMA BATH & CHANDRIKA
NonIndian: LUX, LIFEBOY, REXONA, LIRIL, DOVE, PEARS, HAMAM, LESANCY, CAMAY, PALMOLIVE

TOOTH PASTE:
Indian: NEEM, BABOOL, PROMISE, VICO VAJRADANTI, PRUDENT, DABUR PRODUCTS, MISWAK
NonIndian: COLGATE, CLOSE UP, PEPSODENT, CIBACA, FORHANS, MENTADENT.

TOOTH BRUSH:
Indian: PRUDENT, AJANTA , PROMISE
NonIndian: COLGATE, CLOSE UP, PEPSODENT, FORHANS, ORAL-B

SHAVING CREAM:
Indian: GODREJ, EMANI
NonIndian: PALMOLIVE, OLD SPICE, GILLETE

BLADE:
Indian: SUPERMAX, TOPAZ, LAZER, ASHOKA
NonIndian: SEVEN-O -CLOCK, 365, GILLETTE

TALCUM POWDER:
Indian: SANTOOR, GOKUL, CINTHOL, WIPRO BABY POWDER, BOROPLUS
NonIndian: PONDS, OLD SPICE, JOHNSON BABY POWDER, SHOWER TO SHOWER

MILK POWDER:
Indian: INDIANA, AMUL, AMULYA
NonIndian: ANIKSPRAY, MILKANA, EVERYDAY MILK, MILKMAID.

SHAMPOO:
Indian: LAKME, NIRMA, VELVET
NonIndian: HALO, ALL CLEAR, NYLE, SUNSILK, HEAD AND SHOULDERS, PANTENE

MOBILE CONNECTIONS:
Indian: BSNL, AIRTEL
NonIndian: HUTCH