Catherine Austin Fitts: Klaus Schwab and the Great Reset is “Just a Distraction”

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Catherine Austin Fitts of Solari.com says the Great Reset is just a distraction. Instead, she says, the real agenda underway around the world today is the “Going Direct” reset.

“The Going Direct reset is a plan that was prepared at Blackrock by a group of central bankers and was presented for voting to the G7 central bankers on August 22, 2019.”

“People talk about Klaus Schwab and the Great Reset, that’s just a distraction,” Fitts says of the new world order blueprint penned last year by the German engineer best known for founding the global elite think tank the World Economic Forum.

“That has nothing to do with the real train tracks of what’s being done. [The Going Direct Reset] is a plan by the central bankers and that plan basically induced a takedown of the entire global economy.”

Fitts, whose background and expertise is in global financial markets, conducted groundbreaking analysis last summer on the widespread civil unrest in U.S. last year. That analysis showed how much of the destruction across the country took place in economic opportunity zones.

Federally designated opportunity zones allow investments in “distressed” neighborhoods to offset massive profits realized from capital gains (the selling of assets, oftentimes financial assets). Investments made in these types of neighborhoods hold significant potential for profit.

“The reason they’re going in and raping places with these riots, so that they can acquire massive real estate is, when you integrate new technology into that real estate – particularly low-priced energy – the wealth creation is incredible. And they don’t want to share it with the people that run the little businesses…now.”

Fitts and her team mapped out points where local businesses had been destroyed last year and overlaid them onto maps of economic opportunity zones in certain cities. The results were startling.

That was all part of a plan to bring about not just a new currency system but a new complete control system, Fitts says.

“You’re trying to extend the reserve currency system but then you’re trying to bring in a new system and that new system is an all-digital system that gives you complete control. And there are two issues here: one is the financial transaction but the other is the digital data. Because in a digital system the data about money is worth more than money,” Fitts says.

“You have people who can print money and people who can earn money and produce. What you’re trying to do is bust these people so they’re financially dependent and then they need your printed money and then they have to do what you say,” she added.

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