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This year’s Wrap Up brings valuable perspective onto what happened in 2016, the changes underway now and events ahead. Our theme this year is “The Global Harvest and What It Means to Investors” – because food is the heart of local and global economic and political success. We will start this Thursday with my Introduction and Overview as well as the first part of our conversation with Dr. Joseph Farrell on News Trends & Stories. Dr. Farrell and I will be cover Economy & Financial Markets, Geopolitics and Culture. The following week we will cover Science & Technology, the Unanswered Questions of 2017 and Inspiration. You can follow and link to the selection of stories on the 2016 Annual Wrap Up web presentation. In all of our Annual Wrap Ups to date, I have told you there is a good chance that the “slow burn “will continue through the next year. Not this year. The heat is turned up and we are moving into a financial pressure cooker. With the financial coup accomplished and the debt growth model coming to an end, thousands of institutions will be forced into “controlled demolitions” – pension funds are cutting benefits, insurance companies are canceling policies, and companies will continue to layoff, move, close down or declare bankruptcy. In the face of this wave of financial defaults, our opportunity is to reengineer government investment and expenditures from a negative to a positive return. Can we do it? If we don’t, we are headed into a long and difficult financial squeeze. You will want to access our business and investment scenarios for 2017 when we cover them in our Equity Overview in the third week. In Money & Markets this week I will answer your questions in Ask Catherine. Make sure you e-mail or post your questions. Listen to the full interview at the Solari Report - solari.com ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8P-XTqEI_9g

This week on the Solari Report, attorney and author Jo Kline returns to discuss the “perfect storm” ahead in health care and her own new book Health Literacy. Jo has studied and written about the multiple challenges we face in managing our health – demographics, economics and ever increasing government, corporate and financial institution regulation and control. At the same time, the availability and interest in more economic natural methods is exploding, just as innovations in health technology and science are growing rapidly as well. This creates a highly complex health care ecosystem – full of opportunities, contradictions and new risks. Unless we each learn to navigate this environment with care, we could face life and death consequences. I asked Jo to join me to help communicate the importance of becoming a health care “prepper.” ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r53jlGuwRZA

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