Catherine Austin Fitts said a lot of things about bunkers as well - she believes that trillions have been siphoned off over decades and build bunkers underground (I think there is an elephant in the room here, but I don't really know what it is -in regarding the desire to go all in the bunkers)-- about Pella, I was wondering the same - that is probably what is happening - either way, the search engines now just don't function in the spirit of what a search engine is - but what they have done is reshaping the word to mean something else - which they do with everything these days - peace = hate etc., and war = good - anyway, people are moving away anyway and they can't control that -

about limited hangout people - alot of them are just devices for a limited hangout - and they don't even know it. Maybe I am as well - and I don't know it. That is the problem with the amount of propaganda - they know how to juice a story so people pass it along and they are spraying out stories so its sure to catch someplace) - with just enough truth in it to serve the hangout - the problem is there is so much propaganda, that I think its bringing down the system - people don't trust anything anymore - regarding the paid for limited hangout people from floor 7 etc., there are no doubt a good number of them. Although I think the last few years have turned people into human lie detectors - not really - but in that direction - people are turned off really quickly if the people talking are embracing the authoritative narrative - they are almost elegiac to it. This is of course the correct social immune response. If everything the mainstream told you was a lie - then you must reject everything they offer - its clearly poison.

About what you saying about not using CBDC - that is of course the answer to it, is not use them - but they will be pushed onto the people by force - like in Australian, you can't remove like 600 in cash from a bank without telling the bank what you are going to spend it on - something like that -the problem with a modern city is that most people don't produce anything - so they don't have the same exchange ability as people in the country - where I grew up, you could probably get by without buying anything - in fact our garden was massive - with had dozens of fruit trees etc., and it was not even a big section - we would exchange a lot of them, vegetables for other things - although back then an entire lamb, was $25 - my dad slaughtered it himself on the farm and then cut it up - but that was enough for a while. But yeah, what you are saying is overall correct, to not use them if possible and use other methods of exchange.

Thanks!