If Your Navy Can’t Control the Undersea Cables, Your Digital Control Model Is “Toast” (Austin Fitts)

Catherine Austin Fitts

How does a hegemon exercise control?

The United States built the undersea cables that carry global Internet bandwidth. By 2002, less than 1 percent of that traffic moved between regions without passing through U.S. infrastructure. The NSA has direct access to those communications. The Treasury uses this access to enforce financial sanctions and freeze assets.


Now, in what Catherine Austin Fitts and John Titus describe as the most important story on their latest Money & Markets report, Iran says it wants to “extract value” by charging fees on the $10 trillion of transactions estimated to pulse through the Strait of Hormuz Internet cables.


What does this mean? As Catherine observes, if the U.S. dollar syndicate cannot protect or assert control over those cables and the related data, its entire control model is “toast.”

What happens when the infrastructure that maintains control becomes the focal point of sovereignty for the rest of the world?

2 MIN VIDEO CLIP
(Note the full version is subscriber only, content listed below should you wish to sub. Catherine’s book review with related info features in this article: Underground Empire: How America Weaponized the World Economy):

John Titus and Catherine Austin Fitts warn to “brace for impact,” arguing a depression is coming and that US leadership can only “do well” by plundering the population as a debt-based system turns parasitic. They discuss Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan projections that global oil inventories are rapidly approaching operational stress by early June and a hard operational floor by September, shifting the issue from price to availability and potential rationing, alongside Iran war disruptions raising fuel and fertilizer costs and threatening food supply. They cover US gas-price politics, collapsing consumer sentiment, negative Trump approval, and midterm odds, plus a Trump–Xi summit amid sanctions and Hormuz reopening issues. Key themes include Europe’s costly energy policy, Iran-linked proposals to tax undersea internet cables, AI surveillance targeting, water-draining data centers and local pushback, digital ID expansion justified by robocalls, and “Hantavirus” cruise-ship messaging.

00:00 Brace for Impact
01:52 Oil Inventories Crash
06:43 Food Supply Squeeze
09:04 China Preparedness Gap
15:29 Gas Tax Politics
19:06 Polls and Midterms
30:58 Trump Xi Summit
34:16 Europe Energy Self Harm
38:20 Hormuz Cable Toll
41:26 Cables And Dollar Control
42:29 Debt Money And Data Cut
45:43 Chokepoints And Digital Dependence
47:33 Texas Desalination Deal
49:48 War On Food Security
52:37 AI Targeting From Phones
56:51 Amazon Drones And Robots
01:00:37 China AI Race Narrative
01:04:59 Data Centers Water Theft
01:10:47 Robocalls And Digital ID
01:14:43 Hantavirus Media Scare
01:21:25 Virus Fear Narrative
01:22:36 Testing and Vaccine Push
01:24:17 Data Center Voter Revolt
01:28:11 Backyard Mini Data Centers
01:31:39 Oil and Rates Charts
01:37:54 Data Centers and Dollar Power
01:42:09 Market Heatmap Signals
01:43:55 Brace for Impact Talk
01:49:21 Young Builders Update
01:51:29 Massie Primary Showdown
01:55:40 Wrap Up and Sign Off


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