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Catherine Austin Fitts: "We are dealing with a central bank reset... [outlined by] the BlackRock Institute... [and it] implements a complete control grid... [so we're going] from a status of human to a status of slave." "It's the WEF plan, right?" CAF: "Right." This clip of Fitts, a former Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, investment banker, and founder of the Solari Report (The Solari Report | Catherine Austin Fitts), is taken from an interview with Ryan Cristian (The Last American Vagabond) posted to the Last American Vagabond YouTube channel on October 9, 2025. ----------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "So we are dealing with a central bank reset. And this reset— the central banks reset the system every sort of 80 to 120 years is my read of things. And we're in the— What they, they got together in 2018 and looked at a plan from a group of central bankers working through the BlackRock Institute called Going Direct. And if you come to Solari, we have a great deal of information about the Going Direct reset. "And so we're going to reset. But this reset is different than all the other resets. And I'll tell you why, it's very important. This reset, because of digital technology, they can literally end currency and implement a financial control grid, which is the equivalent of slavery. If you look at why they canceled the African slave trade, it solves all the problems they had then that caused them to cancel it. And slavery, we know historically is the most profitable business. "So this gives them the ability to literally implement a complete control grid. And so it's the end of currency. And we've never seen that before. You know, reset changes, flushes, moves the currency. But now we're talking about ending currency as we know it. It's quite remarkable. "In other words, we, we are evolving from a central banking warfare model, you know, with markets and capitalism, to a control grid that basically is, turns the, you know, I use Whitney Webb's word, it turns the planet into a panopticon. It's a prison... So we go from a status of human to a status of slave. "You know, basically you're looking at mega-rich versus everyone else. And mega-rich is looking at the situation and saying, we want total central control. And so we want a slavery system. There'll be plenty of mind control because slaves who don't know their slaves are more profitable. But if you look at the system, it's designed to attract, to basically extract as much value from each person. So, so no one has any rights and nobody has any right to— They have no— We have no human rights and no property rights."

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