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Catherine Austin Fitts joins Clayton Morris on Redacted on food, pharmaceuticals, and a shift away from centralized systems.
Fitts argues that powerful entities in Washington are 'absolutely committed to poisoning' the American people through the food supply and pharmaceuticals, citing the failure of reform efforts as proof. She describes a growing global and generational move toward decentralized, analog, and local solutions, including younger generations rejecting digital surveillance for physical media and in-person connection.
Fitts argues that powerful entities in Washington are 'absolutely committed to poisoning' the American people through the food supply and pharmaceuticals, citing the failure of reform efforts as proof. She describes a growing global and generational move toward decentralized, analog, and local solutions, including younger generations rejecting digital surveillance for physical media and in-person connection.