Cassandane
Padawan Learner
Someone pointed out on another thread (was a video) the mass exodus of retiring CEO's, and yet that is in tandem with global bankers who just so happen to be heading off for greener pastures, too.
Yes, I watched that video. She seemed to be hung up on the money they must have made when they cashed out their stock, but her comment about "going to their bunkers" was most significant to me. Some time ago, I read a piece on Catherine Austin Fitts's website where some well-meaning person she knew gave her a cryptic warning that if she persisted in fighting what had been done to her, she would be "left outside when the time comes". I thought about all the rumours of underground cities, such as the one that was apparently built under the new Denver airport, and thought that it might be possible to tell when the S had really HTF if a lot of high-up people suddenly started disappearing from public life around the same time. That would likely happen if all those people received their invitations to "come inside" before the hounds of Hell were set loose on the rest of us.
As an interesting aside, I work near a small airport, and because I'm a smoker, I spend some time outside at the far end of the parking lot each work day. On Monday, I noticed a rather odd occurrence. Usually, the flight paths to that airport are fairly busy with planes big and small coming and going. This particular day, there were absolutely NO light aircraft and NO planes landing. The whole day. There were, however, an enormous number of large private jets taking off. Typically, I'm outside for 5-7 minutes about every hour of the workday. Typically, I do NOT see 4 or 5 large planes taking off one after the other during those 5-7 minutes! Oh, and I forgot to mention what was the oddest occurrence: the Friday before, a fighter jet landed at that airport late in the day. In the year or so I've been working at this place, I've never seen a military fighter land at that airport. It's mostly used for private traffic, UPS and FedEx planes, and Boeing's flight-testing. Since that day, air traffic above my favourite workday smoking spot has dropped off dramatically. Weird.