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Dear Reader,
Ms. Catherine Austin Fitts was once United States Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development for Housing.
She is presently an investment banker. That is, she is likely an establishment creature.
Yet is she an establishment creature? The evidence runs the other way.
She believes a transnational gang of elites presently wages “omniwar” upon the common man.
Omniwar? What precisely constitutes omniwar — in the lady’s telling?
- Omniwar is the weaponization of everything… It’s the weaponization of all the different systems we use, including food, health and finance…
Through omniwar… Ms. Fitts informs us… elites plot to subdue and control the human masses.
“The Great Poisoning”
Ms. Fitts believes the ghoulish globalist wagers of omniwar poison our biology through the deliberate manipulation of food and drug products.
Thus the human horde is undergoing reengineering through “synthetic biology.”
This includes the deployment of micro devils such as “nanoparticles” and “nanobots.”
They are turned loose across multiple vectors, including through aerial dispersal.
Their dissemination is central to “the great poisoning” that evidently has us in siege:
- We are ingesting these nanoparticles or nanobots… So, it’s in the injections, it’s in the spray and it’s in the food. This is one of the things I believe causes all this sickness… This is all part of the great poisoning…
- As Curtis Mayfield says, ‘It’s a New World Order. It’s a brand-new day. It’s a New World Order, and brother, you are the prey.’
An Investable Opportunity
The great poisoning is sinister and nefarious, it is true. Yet it can also be profitable… should you know how to invest alongside it:
- I do a screen for a mutual fund, and one of the funeral home companies is a stock, which has more than doubled or about doubled since we bought it. So, you’ve got a recent healthcare insurance stock going down 40%, while the funeral homes are going up significantly.
- People have been observing this because this is not the first insurance company to take a nosedive from the drop in life expectancy and acceleration of the deaths.
Is it time to invest in funeral parlors?
I might advise it. Yet I am afraid the old saw would enter play:
“With my luck, if I invested in funeral homes people would stop dying.”
Thus I abstain.
Is She Right?
Yet is Ms. Fitts correct? Is a transnational cabal waging omniwar against us through nanoparticles, nanobots and other means of omniwarfare?
Are we the subjects of a great poisoning?
Or is she a ditz chasing phantoms… hearing voices in the air… and connecting nonexistent dots?
As is often the case, I do not pretend to know. On the right hand:
My agents report occasional whisperings of elite deviltry, of seditious schemes to control humanity through bioengineering and such.
Yet on the left hand: Rumor does not equal proof.
For example: A persistent family rumor holds that a great-aunt of mine was the second gunman who shot Kennedy.
Documented evidence indeed proves she was in Dallas that black day in 1963.
Yet I was always very far from convinced of her guilt. After all:
She was the very soul of peace… and never manifested the slightest expertise in the homicidal arts.
Yet place it all aside.
Today, I nonetheless reiterate my previous defense of conspiracy theorists.
Why We Need Conspiracy Theorists
Are certain conspiracy theories preposterous, debunkable and absurd?
As I have conceded before: I believe many are preposterous, debunkable and absurd.
Yet it makes no nevermind. I nonetheless rise in the conspiracy theorist’s defense. Why?
The answer is because he is a suspicious fellow. Or in Ms. Fitt’s case, a suspicious lady.
And a suspicious person is an alert person. An alert person is a superior citizen.
Did not Jefferson — Mr. Tommy Jefferson — argue that eternal vigilance is the price of liberty?
An Incomparable Contribution to Society
Only a suspicious and distrustful people keeps an eye on its government. And if necessary, gets its hands on their government.
If the people take their eye off their government their government will soon have its hands on the people.
Thus the free society must remain perpetually upon its toes… alert to threats that menace its liberties.
And who is more alert to threats than the conspiracy theorist? Who spends more time upon his toes?
The answer is no one.
His incomparable contribution to society is his justified suspicion.
All Government Is Against Liberty
Here, again, I cite the great Henry Louis Mencken:
- All government, of course, is against liberty…
- The natural tendency of every government is to grow steadily worse — that is, to grow more satisfactory to those who constitute it and less satisfactory to those who support it…
- Government is actually the worst failure of civilized man. There has never been a really good one, and even those that are most tolerable are arbitrary, criminal, grasping and unintelligent.
The thing described is to be constantly and eternally watched.
Cede it its proverbial inch — and it will seize its literal mile.
Against this tremendous fiend the conspiracy theorist is arrayed. Against this tremendous fiend the sound citizen is arrayed.
Better Safe Than Sorry
Is government — at times — innocent of the roguery and criminality the conspiracy theorist suspects?
Perhaps at times it is. It may not always and in every instance menace our liberties.
Yet as I have also argued before in these pages:
The default assumption of a free people must be suspicion that government is always and in every instance a menace to their liberties.
What is history but a 5,000-year validation of that suspicion?
What is the Bill of Rights but a validation of that suspicion?
Bless the Conspiracy Theorist
Let us then, as I have before, lift a hymn of praise for the conspiracy theorist.
Without him government would proceed against us unwatched, unchecked and unstopped.
A free society requires him and his dark suspicions — be they anchored in truth — or be they unanchored from truth.
For his vigilance is the price he pays for his liberty… and for our liberty.
His is the eternal check upon tyranny.
And he can never rest.
Brian Maher
for Freedom Financial News
