• The plan was set in motion long ago

 

 According to Fitts, the central banks have been slowly pushing to digitize currency:

"It's absolutely happening. And what's important to understand, it's been happening for a long time. In other words, this is like an invisible corral that they've been building around you for a long, long time.

 

Because how do a few sneak up on the many?

 

Well, you have to do it very quietly, invisibly, before you throw the trap. So essentially, what they're building, because it's converting a currency system into a control system.

So, it's really the end of currency. And what they're doing is they've been building the different digital pieces, and when it integrates and comes together, then you literally have a digital concentration camp.

 

It's complete and utter control."

 

• Control is now personalized to fit the person

 

With the technological advances today, Fitts noted that control can now be tailored to a person, allowing central banks greater influence on an individual's life:

"What we're talking about is a system where you can surveil control and influence one person at a time.

 

And with AI and software, each person can have their custom surveillance, each influence nudging and control system and punishment, yes, enforcement."

 

• The model of control put into action

 

One prominent example of CBDCs put into place is the Canadian trucker strikes during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns:

"So, look at what they did to the Canadian truckers. We don't like what you're doing.

'We cut off your money and we cut off your friends' money. And if people help you, we cut off their money too.'

So, I've known so many different people around the country who've been debanked."

• The puppet master finally shows itself

 

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS), based in Basel, Switzerland, calls itself the "central bank of central banks."

 

It sets global payment codes, drafts capital rules, and "innovation hubs" pushing this system to governments around the world.

 

As noted by Fitts:

"It's in Basel, Switzerland. And it has 63 of the most powerful central banks as its members. And the New York Fed and the Fed are both shareholders.

 

They became shareholders in 1994."

 

• Sovereign immunity, zero transparency

 

Thanks to legal immunity, the BIS walk above the law. They can shift trillions between accounts that no court may audit.

 

When money moves off the books, it's the people who will lose:

"The general manager of the Bank of International Settlements was on an IMF (International Monetary Fund) panel. And in one minute, first time in my life I ever saw a central banker tell the truth, I fell off my chair.

 

And he said,

'you know, the beauty of this is we can set the rules on how your money works and we have the technology to enforce them'."

 

• Operate with impunity

 

Fitts expands the stranglehold of the BIS further, highlighting that it even has its own enforcement arm:

"It's its own country. It has its own police force.

 

And essentially, other than one of its staff being in a car accident or, you know, minor things, no one has the legal authority to move against it. Okay. And a sovereign immunity. That's number one.

Number two, it can move money and hold it on its bank on its balance sheet and manage money secretly.

 

So, if I want to, and I'm grossly oversimplifying, if I want to steal 21 trillion from the US government and park it on the balance sheet of the BIS, it can move it anywhere in the world and it can keep it on its balance sheet secretly."

• The government is creating underground bases

 

One aspect of the ongoing wealth transfer that the public isn't aware of is the creation of underground bases spanning the country.

 

Fitts estimates that there are 170, all with their own transportation network.

"[W]here's all this money going?

 

And one of the things I've looked at in the process of looking at where all this money is going is, is the underground base and city infrastructure and transportation system that's been built.

 

And I'm sorry, yes, so.

 

So, we have built an extraordinary number of underground bases and supposedly transportation systems."

 

• The bases hide top-secret programs

 

One reason for the creation of the bases is for government experiments.

 

Fitts says:

"You have so many activities going on that you need to keep secret, that you're basically building the capacity to.

 

For example, if you're doing a secret space program, you need to platform it from, you know, things that can't be seen."

 

• Preparation for catastrophe

 

Fitts mentioned that another purpose of the underground base network is preparing for 'possible extinction events'...

 

 

• It's happening right under our noses

 

One of the most striking surprises about the creation of underground bases is that nobody knows about it...

 

Carlson shares his own experience, saying:

"I knew a contractor who worked on one in Washington in the city of Washington D.C. and I remember him telling me about a power box, like a transformer box on Constitution Avenue that he told me, because he worked on it personally, was actually the exit, the egress from the White House that was kind of by vehicle.

...And I thought, well, that's kind of crazy that in the middle of this big city where I live, I lived in I was on Constitution Avenue every day that you could build something like that without me knowing it."

• Exploding budgets in health care

 

According to Fitts' research, economist Mark Skidmore, Ph.D. found that restoring disability numbers to 2010 levels by helping citizens become healthier would save the economy $500 billion (half a trillion) each year from the annual $1.8 trillion budget of the U.S. HHS (Health and Human Services).

 

 

• Poisoned population equals medical debt

 

Synthetic ingredients flood restaurants and grocery aisles, electromagnetic fields (EMFs) bathe bedrooms, and refined carbs crowd lunch boxes.

 

The result? Skyrocketing rates of chronic disease...:

"I call it the great Poisoning.

 

We've poisoned ourselves, and it's blowing the budget. And it's not just blowing the budget of the federal government. If you look at family budgets, it's blowing their budgets.

 

You know, poisoned people are not productive, and their health care costs can be very expensive."

 

• The model needs to be changed before it's too late

 

The ongoing centralization of currency and debt is straining the lives of people who can barely afford basic necessities.

 

Therefore, Fitts espouses that the system needs to undergo an overhaul:

"[Y]ou know, if you look at the budget right now, expenses are skyrocketing, and it's skyrocketing because the fundamental model of what we do and how we do helps to centralize, but it's not economic.

 

And so, you gotta change that."

• Free and inspired life

 

Craft a personal mission that no dashboard can override.

 

Keep that mission posted on the fridge. Algorithms can't rewrite it.

"Everybody's unique and in a decentralized world, everybody is unique. There's no formula, so to speak," Fitts says.

 

• Navigation tools

 

Map the flow of food supply in your community.

Who grows lettuce?

 

Who sells raw honey?

Note prices, hours, and cash policies. Use the same habit for money - withdraw small bills each payday, store some at home.

 

When news anchors hype the benefits of cash going digital, don't fall for their propaganda:

"So, we say in navigation tools there's an 'official reality' and then there's reality and you need to know both.

 

And reality is for the management of your time and money, and the 'official reality' is for the cocktail party, and you need to not get those confused.

Don't use the 'official reality' to manage your time and money because then you're going to get hurt. I mean, I clean so many people up from financial fraud and health care fraud because they believe the 'official reality'....

 

So, you can't do that."

 

• Risk management

 

Figure out the risks in your life, such as ongoing debts, and work towards getting rid of them as quickly as possible.

 

This slowly detaches you from the financial system:

"[I]n this kind of dangerous environment, everything's about keeping your risk down. And that's more important than making money. It's more important to lower risk than make money.

 

So, in a well-governed world, we'd all be focused on outside growth, but now we've got to be focused on preventing loss."

 

• Living equity

 

It's important to build your connections to real people who share the same goal as you.

 

Once your living is set in place, it morphs into the Turtle Fourth:

"That's people, that's family, that's culture, that's education, you know, all the things that go into that.

 

And then financial equity, all the things, you know, and then the last one is, to me the most important.

It's called Turtle Fourth...

Turtle Fourth is about never quitting.

 

You must never ever quit. And the whole goal of the people who are trying to centralize is to get you to think it's hopeless.

 

And John Rapoport used to always say 'hopelessness is an op and it's planet-wide.'"

• Watch "How to Develop a Successful Relationship with a Great Bank" and start building a relationship with your chosen banker.

   

• Start building networks of trust with like-minded people.

   

• Connect with your state legislators and urge them to implement a state bank or other independent state payment mechanisms to protect the financial sovereignty of your state.

   

• If possible, get out of the inner cities and large urban areas where survival during an extended crisis will be slim. Relocate to an area where there's off-grid access to food and water, and where people are savvy about physical security and protecting each other against crime.

   

• If you're a Solari Report subscriber, you can join Solari Connect to find like-minded individuals in your local area. Other ways to find your tribe could be to join other freedom-oriented organizations such as the Children's Health Defense (CHD) and The Weston A. Price Foundation.

   

• Build household resiliency by growing a portion of your own food and/or investing in things that will permanently lower your expenses and protect you against inflation.

   

• Build new practical skillsets.