Talk:Catherine Austin Fitts

message: Thanks for directing to this page so I can address the 'blanking without discussion' issue and state my concerns about reversions.
1.  I understand you changed "serves" to "served" on the board of 911truth.org. This constitutes selective posting of former board positions. An appropriate statement would be:
*Fitts is a former board and advisory board member of Sallie Mae, the University of Pennsylvania, The Wharton School, Fannie Mae, Friends Select School and 911 Truth. 
2. RE Links to Google Video and YouTube are often deleted because of copyright and licensing concerns.
*At the top of this page at the Solari Store  there is a link to "Navigate the Falling Dollar" on Google Video. The DVD is Fitts' product and she is linking to it from her store. There are no copyright concerns relative to this posting.
3. RE This statement: On her blog, Fitts implicates Jewish investors in her denunciation of the current economic system in the United States, specifically referring to "their ethnic affiliations and the DNA of greed."[1] She has also used her blog to accuse Israel of "the ethnic cleansing of Palestine," and to support Cynthia McKinney in her 2006 Congressional campaign.[2] In August of 2006, Fitt's wrote, "I sent my largest political donation in years," but the Federal Election Commission's current database does not indicate any reported donations from Fitts.[3]
*A statement saying that Fitts implicates Jewish investors is not true. On the blog, Fitts links to hundreds of articles, one includes a reference that you quote without context. This presentation is misleading and false. My efforts to delete it have been overwritten. Why?
and
*A statement saying that Fitts has used her blog to accuse Israel of the ethnic cleansing of Palestine is not true. She posted a bulletin from KPFA radio related to Israel and Palestine. This presentation is misleading and false. My efforts to delete it have been overwritten. Why?
Look forward to discussion on these points. — Anastarr 23:31, 31 March 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: I was only reverting stuff that I felt was vandalism; I wasn't adding any content at all. The page had been vandalised and I felt a version was needed before the warring started. Utunga's comments are completely out of context, and I demand I am not implicated in this mess anymore. I was simply reverting, and I have three points stated against me that imply I have anything but a possibly mistaken reversion to do with the article.  The Evil Clown my contributions 01:24, 2 April 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: EvilClown93 I owe you an apology. Wafulz correctly points out that it was User:HKT not you that created these edits that I was taking exception to. I hereby apologize to you.Wafulz thank you very much - my confidence in Wikipedia is much restored by your actions. I look forward to further clarifications here. And, no, for any that is curious I don't happen to work for Ms Fitts or her organisation or anything, I'm just an interested bystander who happens to know of her work. Thanks — Utunga 07:58, 2 April 2007 (UTC)

text: The deleted content said  and was sourced to solari.com. I checked solari.com and it did not say anything to the effect of "I am spreading extremist ideas". While her ideas may be extremist, it is WP:OR for we - as Wikipedians - to draw this conclusion. You will need to find a WP:RS that says she is spreading extremist ideas. Chetsford (talk) 16:32, 24 July 2021 (UTC)
thread_title:  Reversion issues 

message: I've moved the following paragraph(s) here because of what's mentioned above, and because of our biographies of living persons policy:
She served on the board of 911Truth.org.
On her blog, Fitts implicates Jewish investors in her denunciation of the current economic system in the United States, specifically referring to "their ethnic affiliations and the DNA of greed."http://www.votesolari.com/catherinesblog/?m=200606 She has also used her blog to accuse Israel of "the ethnic cleansing of Palestine," and to support Cynthia McKinney in her 2006 Congressional campaign.http://www.votesolari.com/catherinesblog/?m=200608&paged=2 In August of 2006, Fitt's wrote, "I sent my largest political donation in years," but the Federal Election Commission's current database does not indicate any reported donations from Fitts.http://www.newsmeat.com/campaign_contributions_to_politicians/donor_list.php?candidate_id=H2GA11016&cycle=2006&li=F
Now, please understand that this is only a temporary move per WP:BLP- I am in no way endorsing an opinion here. What I need to know is what could have been the motivation behind the addition of this paragraph- if attention has been given to this before (in the media or other press), then it might merit a spot in the article. If it's simply and entirely being quoted out of context, then it might be simple political spin.
Also, Anastarr: are you Ms. Fitts? I'm curious because of the information on :Image:CatherineSJ103rec140.jpg- you uploaded it saying that the owner was Ms. Fitts, but you applied the tag that says you are the creator of the work, which kind of implies that you are really her.
:No, I am not Ms. Fitts. I maintain web and files for her and uploaded the photo. — Anastarr 02:47, 2 April 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: I made a couple changes this morning to External Links.  I added Ms. Fitts' Navigate the Falling Dollar DVD, refered to in previous Talk; and changed Articles by Catherine Austin Fitts at Conspiracy Planet to Articles......on Scoop Media.  Scoop houses a complete list of articles in her column; Conspiracy Planet only has a few articles. — Anastarr 15:16, 3 April 2007 (UTC)
thread_title: Paragraph moved here

message: I removed the notability tag by user Capitalismojo (talk) today, as I stumbled on an article mentioning her and was interested in looking up who this lady was and represented. El Capitalo left this request on my user page: "Hi, I read your note removing the tag.  I too stumbled upon her article. Notability concerns remain, however. Please add references if you believe she is indeed notable and you can find reliable sources. Capitalismojo (talk) 12:26, 6 August 2009 (UTC)
thread_title:  Removal of notability tag 

message: I think her father was not named "William Thomas Junior".  Someone who knows his name should fix..  Zaslav (talk) 09:15, 24 June 2020 (UTC)
thread_title:  Father 

message: According to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNXICpo0KH8 , Catherine Austin Fitts has join team Jones. Visite fortuitement prolongée (talk) 11:09, 4 January 2021 (UTC)
replies: text: YouTube user "100th MonKeeZ" is not a WP:RS. Chetsford (talk) 17:53, 4 January 2021 (UTC)
replies: text:  Of course (and if it were a RS, then I would not have mentionned it in the talk page but in the article), thanks for clarify to other readers (l'important c'est le lecteur). Visite fortuitement prolongée (talk) 13:07, 5 January 2021 (UTC)
thread_title:  2021-01 new team 

message: Stashing this here due to WP:RS issues, originally added by Laura Engels:
During the Covid 19 pandemic she has been a leading proponent of the conspiracy theory that vaccines will contain: "brain-machine interface nanotechnology, digital identity tracking devices, and technology with an expiration date that can be managed and turned off remotely"https://home.solari.com/deep-state-tactics-101-the-covid-injection-fraud-its-not-a-vaccine/referring to a report that "indicates that the Danish government and U.S. Navy had been paying a tech company in Denmark to make an injectible chip that would be compatible with one of the leading cryptocurrencies."
--greenmoss (talk) 16:28, 16 January 2021 (UTC)
thread_title:  brain-machine interface nanotechnology 

message: I removed two items here , one was referenced to Media Matters for America and the other to something called "The Conservative Woman." I'm almost positive "The Conservative Woman" doesn't meet our WP:RS standards. Media Matters for America is a borderline source with a consensus view that . (WP:RSP) The statement in question was presented in Wikipedia's own voice, violative of our consensus. Further, I question whether a specific claim sourced only to a single, borderline source is WP:DUE for the high and cautious standards of a WP:BLP in the absence of corroborating material. The MMfA claim links to something in the Web Archive which does seem to support it and also appears to include conspiracy theorizing, but this is based on my WP:OR of the material. If it's DUE, I'm sure unambiguously RS will cover it. Chetsford (talk) 05:36, 20 May 2021 (UTC)
thread_title:  I made two edits for RS and DUE concerns 

message: The fix, for my being unable to edit, as described below, in this case was simply to scroll the (empty-seeming) edit-content section downward, until it shows something, namely the preliminary optional step to either "Edit without logging in", "Log In", or etc.  
Doing that scroll-down eliminates the following inabilities I'd just previously submitted here for help:   
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At first, unable* to append, to the article's last section, a handful of types of the publications of Ms. Fitts, 
I added a new section, "Publications";  then, however, I saw that it would be more appropriate to simply add them within an existing section further above, "Writings & Commentary";  
but now, I'm unable* to delete that new section "Publications" that I'd first added, which still contains that same handful of types. So, it now being redundant, it needs to be deleted.  
-- Thanks, someone, for doing so. 
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*: I'd also appreciate any explanation re how to keep the part of the screen showing the content to be edited keeps going blank for some sections, but for others it does properly show the content to be edited.   
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Am leaving this here, for now, in case its main part could saved in some help-file that could be shown to those reporting the same problem. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 97.126.100.247 (talk) 15:07, 29 November 2021 (UTC)
thread_title:  Now fixed: << Unable to do a needed deletion of the now-redundant section "Publications". >>