Former US official makes chilling claim about who is really ‘running the world’

Catherine Austin Fitts, a former U.S. government official who worked under President George H. W. Bush in the late 1980s, has made a number of unusual and controversial claims in recent years. Most recently, in a podcast interview, she shared her belief that a mysterious group she calls *”Mr Global”* is secretly controlling the world.

According to her, world leaders—presidents, prime ministers, and other officials—aren’t truly in charge. She says they are being controlled like puppets by this hidden group. But what really makes her claim extreme is that she believes this group isn’t entirely human. She says *Mr Global* is made up of “interdimensional” beings—intelligent entities from other dimensions—who are demonic in nature.

She claims these forces are using advanced technologies like artificial intelligence, satellites, and robotics to try to control people’s thoughts and behavior. She believes it’s all part of a plan to enslave humanity, and she ties this into spiritual and religious ideas, saying it’s a battle between good and evil—between angels and demons.

On the same podcast, the host and Fitts also discussed UFOs and aliens. They both suggested that what many people describe as aliens might actually be spiritual beings—possibly demons or angels. Fitts said she believes these forces are real and active in our world, influencing major events behind the scenes.

This isn’t the first time she’s made bold and unproven claims. In another recent interview, she said the U.S. government is secretly building massive underground cities and transportation systems. She suggested these could be used to shelter people during a “mass extinction event” or to carry out secret projects. She also claimed that \$21 trillion in U.S. government money is unaccounted for and may have gone into building these underground bases.

Fitts used to be a respected figure in finance and government, but in recent years she’s become known for spreading conspiracy theories—many of which have no evidence to support them. For example, she has claimed in the past that COVID-19 was part of a secret plan to take control of people through new financial systems, and that vaccines could change human DNA—claims that have been widely debunked by experts.

While her interviews and videos are popular in some online circles, especially among those who already distrust government or believe in conspiracy theories, none of her current claims have been backed up by credible evidence or confirmed by any reliable sources. Most scientists, journalists, and analysts regard them as false or highly speculative at best.