Jim’s Daily Rant – Tucker Carlson Interviews Catherine Austin Fitts – American’s Leaders Gave Up On The U. S.; Part IV – Community Banks and Affordable Housing.
- Jim Costa
- May 2
- 3 min read
Note: If you haven’t read Part I or II of this series, please do so before proceeding.
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Before we begin please watch the 11 minutes of Carlson’s interview with Catherine Fitts on the Housing Crisis: (1:13:20) The Housing Crisis
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Folks, this is the prophetic part of Fitts’ entire interview. She is sharing her long-term prophecy into where all of the recovering from the long-term attack on humanity, will propel us to in our new future after winning our freedom from them.
Just based on what she says our main problem is the Federal government is partnered with the Banksters into pushing us into $250,000 homes that we cannot afford. Repos go to major corporations at a low price. In the meantime, all of our community money is sucked out and moved to Globalist funds for the Banksters to make huge profits from by playing with money.
In the process of all the above, our local communities are forced deeper into poverty and debt.
Also, as she says in an older article, our “Pop-cycle Index” drops locally. She defines this as how safe your child is to walk to the nearest store to purchase a pop-cyle by herself and return safely. Source - Part 2.
Today, the Dow Jones is over 8,000 while our Popsicle Index is very low and our debt per person is very high. In a nutshell, the military industrial complex has engineered corporate and banking wealth at the cost of our physical and financial security. We have financed the rise of large banks and multinational corporations and high volumes of consumption in a manner that has caused our debt to skyrocket and our Popsicle Index to fall.
Our legal system has become a gaming tool to serve the private partnership between our financial capital and criminal behavior. [3] The rule of law in our country is a powerful myth – but a dying one. Enron is a metaphor --- one that has stolen from every person in this part of California. [4] Enron taught many lulled into sleep by corporate media what those of us who worked on the inside of Washington and Wall Street have known. Centralized power and profits have risen not as a result of fundamental performance or productivity but of rigging markets through federal government enforcement and regulatory powers, covert intelligence, corruption and increasingly amounts of subsidy. [5]
A study of the history or narcotics trafficking and the War on Drugs will illuminate how it works. Our economic model is not capitalism but economic warfare in which increasingly anything goes. Why do citizens tolerate a low Popsicle Index or allow our media to avoid the illumination of who and what is making money from a low Popsicle Index? Because we are afraid that we and our family will he harmed if we insist on transparency and accountability from our government officials, media leaders and our neighbors and ourselves. Source Part 2.
From that 3 part older article, she discusses Community Banking to finance truly affordable housing in your own local community such that the money remains there improving the local economy. Source
We can no longer feed all the fat millionaires anymore and cut them out of the loop. We need to cut the Central Government and Central Banksters out and invest our own savings into just our community where we can watch and protect it.
In my opinion, this is where our new Republic must focus on as well – return to our own community and protect it from Central controllers of all types – we simply can’t afford them.
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What she sees is similar to what I see in the Coop Village community housing projects and ChambersLead.Us website project for rebuilding our local economy ourselves.
The goal of both projects is to keep our community residents out of debt, employed and not subjected to the plundering whims of a central Government or Banksters. This is our introduction on getting out of slavery and staying out. It must be done locally everywhere!
Catherine Fitts 2003 Articles:
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