Catherine Austin Fitts on COVID Lockdowns and a Financial Reset

According to Catherine Austin Fitz, the so-called COVID pandemic was deliberately engineered as part of a broader financial coup to reset the global banking system.

She says COVID lockdowns were designed to accelerate this reset by wiping out small businesses and triggering a massive consolidation of wealth and market share into the hands of large corporations.

The people who run the system have had it with pretending democracy is real, and they have been, since the mid-'90s, engineering what I call a financial coup to basically shift from a world where the bankers control monetary policy and the legislatures control fiscal policy to a world where the bankers control both monetary

and fiscal policy. And if you come to the Solari Report, that's what we've been tracking. Now, every 80 to 120 years, the central banking system does the equivalent of a flush.

If you're a good plumber, you know what it means to just, you know, flush the system.

And every 80 to 120 years, they do a reset, and we are in the middle of a reset right now.

For 500 years, this, the Western world's been run on a central banking warfare model.

The central banks print money, and then the military and intelligence make sure everybody takes the money and preserves liquidity.

So it's a central banking warfare model.

But every 80 to 120 years, they do a reset.

This is something that is understood and under- you know, known by people who track monetary policy and, and, and track how the operations work.

And if you look at the bureaucracy that day-to-day really manages the planet for the people who run the world, it's the central banking bureaucracy and then the intelligence and military that interacts with them.

Anyway, so we were coming into a reset. We knew that was happening, and they decided the way to do the reset was with, you know, uh, a pandemic, right?

You shut down people with independent income, right?

You inject $5 to $6 trillion. That's a lot of money to go shopping with.

The publicly traded stocks suck up all the market share from the independent guys, right?

Small farm, small business, suck up the market share.

Think in the United States, one statistic I saw said after it was over, 39% of small businesses had gone under or gone bankrupt.

So you suck up their market share, and now they're squeezed.

They've gotta sell assets. You've got five to six trillion to go shopping with, right? So it's a massive central c- consolidation.

There's one great scene, I might have told you about it, where Rick Santelli is arguing with Andrew Sorkin.

Santelli is supposedly on the stock exchange market, and he's saying, "Wait a minute.

I'm walking into a shopping mall. All the small businesses are closed down, but Costco's open next door, and it's packed, and the parking lot's packed."

And Sorkin says, "Oh, well, that's because the virus doesn't go into Costco.

It just goes into small businesses. That's science."

There is, actually, and should be, an ongoing debate as to, you know, why a, a parking lot for a big box store, like by my house, is jam-packed, not one parking spot open.

Why are those people any safer than a restaurant with Plexiglass?

You can't tell me that shutting down, which is the easiest answer, is necessarily the only answer.

The difference between a big box retailer and a restaurant or, frankly, even a, a church are so different it's unbelievable. I disagree.

Going into a big box retailer- I disagree. You're wear- I disagree. You're wearing a mask.

You can have your thoughts, and I can have mine. You're required to wear a mask.

I disagree. It's science. I'm sorry. It's science. It's not science.

If you're wearing a mask, it's a different story.

500 people in a Lowe's aren't any safer than 150 people in a restaurant that holds 600.

I don't believe it. So part of the reset was a massive consolidation, and the reason we're feeling inflation now, when they injected that five to six trillion, you would expect inflation to take off.

But it didn't, because you offset it with deflation by shutting down the independent guys, right?

And that, that gave you demand destruction, and it was only after they opened up and came back in business that the inflation started to skyrocket.

So, and, and that's why.