Written By Tyler Durden of WakeUpeiRe.com

It’s nothing we hadn’t suspected as the inevitable ‘endgame’ of these psychopaths, however having it laid out with such chilling logic and clear examples? It’s now shockingly, undeniably obvious from every angle.

Catherine is a fine person, but has led such a sheltered life.

My view is this: a lot of wealthy people are, in many ways, culturally deprived—or at the very least, completely out of touch. They don’t seem to grasp the harsh economic reality that millions of Irish—and many more around the world—face every day.

They speak about “choices” and “freedom” as if those things are universally available and acknowledged. They’re not. The truth is, a huge portion of the population are denied their Rights thus live pay check to pay check, with no investment portfolio, no meaningful pension, and for many, no pension at all. If they’re lucky, they might scrape together a bare-bones retirement, but more often than not, they’re left with nothing.

Some people would consider “middle class”—those with some savings, a house, maybe some stocks—are already living in a completely different universe from the Gen Z working poor. The working class doesn’t have “money to pull,” doesn’t have a personal physician, and in many cases, avoids the medical system altogether because it’s simply too expensive, even when care is urgently needed.

Yes, people on the dole receive some form of government-backed health coverage, but that is signing up to be experimented on, there’s also a huge group of working people—people with jobs—who have no health insurance whatsoever until they qualify for a medical card at age 65. And even then, it’s often limited.

When your employer only pays through direct deposit, when your Dole is the only thing standing between you and literal hunger and/or homelessness, you’re locked into a system that offers no flexibility, no autonomy, and no safety, Your Fucked!

Yet some people—like Catherine Fitts—speak as if everyone on the planet have access, power, and choices. That’s simply not true. The truth is that millions have already lost more than they even realize—more than they were ever allowed to dream of having in the first place.

Catherine Austin Fitts (born December 24, 1950) is an American investment banker, economist, and former government official known for her outspoken views on public finance, government accountability, and systemic corruption. She served as Managing Director at Dillon, Read & Co., a prominent Wall Street investment bank, where she specialized in investment banking services for the aerospace and defence industries.

During the administration of President George H. W. Bush, Fitts was appointed as the Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for Housing and served as Federal Housing Commissioner from 1989 to 1990. In that role, she was responsible for overseeing billions of dollars in federal housing programs.

Following her tenure in public office, Fitts became a vocal critic of government financial practices. She has extensively researched and written on issues related to public spending, financial transparency, and the misuse of taxpayer funds. She is perhaps best known for her exposing of large-scale government fraud and unaccounted-for expenditures within federal agencies, including the Department of Defence and HUD.

Fitts is the founder of The Solari Report, a media and advisory platform focused on the global financial system, geopolitics, and strategies for building personal and community wealth. Through her work, she advocates for greater citizen awareness of how public money is spent and the importance of financial sovereignty in an increasingly centralized global economy.

Jimmy just never seems to grasp the deeper agenda behind the LGBTQ movement, no matter how many times it’s explained to him. It’s not about personal identity or individual rights—there’s a broader social and political narrative at play, and that’s what keeps slipping past him.

Even here, Catherine Austin Fitts broke it down in such a clear and straightforward way that a child could understand it—connecting the dots, simplifying the language, and revealing the underlying dynamics. But somehow, Jimmy still doesn’t see it.

@ around minute 27:00—listen closely.
Catherine makes a bold and disturbing claim: she stated that one of the underlying purposes of the LGBT+ agenda (among other dark goals) is to legitimize paedophilia. It was a serious and provocative point, clearly meant to spark a deeper conversation.

Jimmy, why do you keep avoiding this conversation?
At some point, we need to ask why there’s such resistance to addressing the uncomfortable truths behind certain parts of the LGBTQ+ agenda. It’s not about individual rights or freedom of expression—that’s not what’s being questioned here.

The real concern is the growing normalization of practices that some believe are being used to blur ethical lines around children: the push to introduce radical gender ideologies at younger and younger ages, the increasing promotion of irreversible medical procedures on minors, and the disturbing conversations in certain circles that appear to soften the boundaries around the protection of children.

These are not just policy disagreements—they’re potentially crimes against children and humanity, cloaked in the language of progress and inclusion. When sex-change surgeries are performed on minors, or when movements emerge that subtly advocate for the acceptance of adult-child relationships, it’s no longer about rights—it’s about safeguarding innocence, biology, and basic human decency.

Refusing to engage with these questions isn’t neutrality—it’s complicity.

But what did he do?
He completely side stepped it. Rather than addressing the claim or asking any follow-up questions, he abruptly shifted the topic. He brushed past it with a vague remark like, “Just before I forget…” and steered the conversation back to narco-trafficking and the drug trade, as if the previous statement hadn’t even been made.

This wasn’t just a change of subject—it was a deflection from a topic that clearly made him uncomfortable or that he was unwilling to explore on air. And he did it more than once, almost reflexively returning to the safer territory of drug cartels instead of confronting the implications of what had just been said. We must not be like jimmy, we must take notice and act.

To comment on Catherine insistence on a “Private Digital Coin” We already have a private and confidential form of currency — it’s called cash and physical gold. These are time-tested, tangible assets that don’t require a third party to function and leave no digital trail. In an age where every online transaction is tracked, stored, and potentially manipulated, cash and gold remain among the last truly private ways to store and exchange value.

Don’t be misled by the hype surrounding fully digital financial systems. Anything digital can be monitored, hacked, restricted, shut down, used to control YOU. Privacy and freedom in financial transactions are rapidly eroding — and the solution isn’t more digital dependency, it’s a return to trusted, physical assets.