Some Things You Might Have Missed

The intention of this week’s piece was to announce the launch of my new website. That was the plan. But delays in getting it started due to moving house and my choice to prioritise some other pressing matters mean it’ll be another two weeks before I announce that. What I will say is that you’ll want to be fully subscribed if you want to keep reading my work in future—and not just “Following” me here on Substack. Check you are using the button below:

In the meantime, let me tell you about some of the things I’ve been working on over at The Solari Report.

As well as my ongoing Pushback Poetry series, I’m delighted that I’m also working on the other Pushback and Action of the Week pieces for Solari going forward. Many of these stem from ideas that Catherine Austin Fitts and the broader Solari team suggest to me—but there’s a few in the works which were my original pitch, too. Here’s a few I’ve penned thus far:

• Help Kids Get Smarter—Not Dumber
• Take Back Your Library
• Tallying Up the MAHA Failures

In addition, the weekly emails you get if you sign up for their updates are also my work. All of these pieces are free to read each week (although I link to some of Solari’s paid pieces for more context and further reading—which are well worth subscribing for!).

I’m looking forward to making further contributions towards the great work Catherine and all the team are doing there. This includes joining the State Leaders Briefing on Thursday 29th October, where I’ll be talking about my latest Cash Haikus piece in the context of protecting financial freedom and individual actions we can take to finance our friends—and not our enemies. Despite not being from the “States,” these are all subjects close to my heart and things I have ideas on that can work in all parts of the world, including the U.S.

Otherwise, if you’re after more poetry, don’t forget to pick up a copy of my latest book, Rewritten Rules—and I look forward to bringing you more poems and pieces soon.

With gratitude,

Tom