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FDIC issues Warning
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You are correct: My respones to your video were just a tad exagerated (overblow? hysterical? maybe those, too). I rewatched your video the next day and it wasn’t nearly as “alarmist” as I thought it was. The “alarmism,” I’m a little embarrassed to say, was my own: I was fearful that your video would help to spart panic, despite your rather level-headed tones.
I have guests over this weekend and they are starting to wake, so I will have to delay responding to your other points. Cheers.
Is Obama really, really stupid or is he trying to disembowel the nation???
Web Bots are still warning us about severe upheaval and a worldwide coastal event by July this year and much worse deterioration by November,again this year.The brown stuff approaching the fan is not icecream. If you think any of this will be manageable,think again.Empty your bank account now,if you want your money.Don’t panic but get your money out, liquidate stocks and any other assets.
It is things like this that let me know that we’re nowhere near the bottom yet. People have expectations based on promises the system has been making them. When the system starts defaulting on core promises like this one, people will start to understand what’s what. Unfortunate that this is what it takes, but that seems to be the case.
So far, I’m not seeing this in Texas.
If you’re a Thanksgiving Turkey in October, you’ll expect Thanksgiving day to be just like any other.
They did it in Argentina, now they are following the same script in the USA. Same men, same plan.
It didn’t work. Those that left their money in the banks, lost most of it. The banks folded, or simply froze the accounts.
Now that was Argentina with Citigroup and Bank of America. Perhaps the people who run those banks have a different plan in the USA?
Read, “The Sociopath Next Door” by Martha Stout. A fair description of the “have” than doesn’t care about the “have nots”.
But those people are sociopaths.
But a run on the banks will only work for the very who get to the bank first, and it will make matters much worse for everyone else.
Bottom line: Running on the banks is a way to make the disaster BIGGER. You’re not doing anyone a favor by advocating a course that leads to catastrophe.