CRITICAL! The FDIC Just Gave A DIRE Warning To All Americans!!!

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[TargaWheels]

For the past several years I've kept close to zero in my checking account (no minimum, no interest checking) and only put money in when I have a bill payment coming up. When Venezuela shut their bank doors and left people out on the streets crying, that should have been the trigger for people everywhere to start keeping their money elsewhere, not in a bank.

[jammin]

I'm starting to think these people are intensionly instigating market crashes, while going short on the market, using public services stolen funds

[debrapaulino]

I spoke up about this to an employee/manager at my FDIC Credit Union a year ago. She confidently retorted they are FDIC insured to $250k. I've said to others when there's no money there's no money. It won't matter how much your money is insured. It will be ployed to move us digital.

[JustwatchingYouTube]

The retirement age was set at 65 years is because people were expected to only live 10 or maybe 15 years longer; the idea was they would contribute more to their pension than they would use.

People are now living longer so the retirement age has gone up and healthcare, in the UK at least, is also underfunded. Basically, the workers of today are funding the pensioners of today, rather than the contributions of the pensioners funding their retirements.

Banks that you can visit for service are being phased out in favour of online services and cash points. Cash points will be phased out as they push Central Digital Bank Currency, CBDC, on us. CBDC is not to be confused with cryptocurrency, which is decentralised and so stateless.

CBDC allows the state to monitor every transaction made by an individual and control every transaction; in the UK your "carbon footprint" will be controlled, once your purchases exceed your carbon footprint allowance you will not be able to make any more purchases that add to your carbon footprint. CBDC also allows the state to give you money with an expiry date, if you do not spend it fast enough you will lose it. CBDC facilitates the state's absolute financial control over the individual unless the individuals find ways to subvert it.

They claim CBDC will be run alongside cash in the UK but they are gradually weaning people away from using cash. Remember cash was being touted as a means of spreading COVID-19. Contactless payments are being made convenient so stop people using cash. Cash is being panned by the state as being inconvenient, prone to forgery and cash spreads disease too. Meanwhile, people are being lulled into the convenience of using contactless and even chip and pin payment.

The aim in the UK and many other countries in Europe is to get people using CBDCs so they can be controlled; they will not only know every transaction you make they will also be able to stop you from making a transaction in real-time; in China, this is being used alongside their "social scoring" system - basically how much you kiss the CCP's butt, to penalise people for thought crimes.

In the West, this will likely start off as a means to "fairly" regulate individual carbon footprints, after all, why should your neighbour get away with putting their heating more than you or driving a car when you use public transport? As an individual's "carbon footprint" rises so will the penalties on their spending habits.

CBDC facilitates the state having all of these capabilities and more. It is however an agenda point of the World Economic Forum, a project Rishi Sunaks' billionaire father-in-law will benefit from when implemented in the UK and, oddly, something Rishi Sunak is very keen to introduce as fast as possible.

[sydpix]

America is in a sad state. I have some money in the bank and I’m half tempted every time I see a news but like this to withdraw it all…

[Bella]

Alaska Prepper highlighted this subject over a week ago, with a link to the meeting. I watched the meeting for almost two hours, til I couldn't stand the boredorm after a while. Thanks for talking about this.

[iamthethoughtpolice]

Did you know: in the event your bank fails the FDIC must pay you up to $ 250k. But according to their website, the payment will be paid “ as soon as possible “. Good luck getting paid

[polywog]

The bank run, bail-in (to bring people's balance to zero) and then the ensuing bank collapse makes sense, if your goal is to have everyone on CBDC and Fed accounts instead of bank accounts.

[honeydew]

It's not that they don't think they're being recorded, it's that they don't care. They think they are invincible.

[masksarelies]

New Zealand banks have had their guarantees removed for years.
The banks have a certain asset base requirements, but in the short term, this can be exhausted before the public finds out.

[clementerodriguez]

When are you people are going understand that the OMS, EU, FBI, WEF, WH, FDIC, NASA, NHS, CDC, FDA UN, OEA know what the heck they are doing but you continue to listen to them. Stop listening to these people, they don't even make sense when they speak...

[lindacornell]

If you have anything of value the government will find a way to take it. There doing the same thing with basic needs for food and shelter until we are at their mercy.

[endcronycapitalism]

A bank run happened in 2020 as well. I was limited to a couple thousand a week at multiple banks and they kept asking me why I needed MY money... Same thing happened to my nephew and I heard many others state that it happened to them as well!

[billcounts]

We decided in 2018 to pay off our home cc's and any balance we had outstanding. We've invested in silver for a hedge against inflation

[lrsco]

There is definitely something in the air going on more than what we usually think every year, something very big.

[sweetkellzc]

In US today, At Bank of America people were lining up at bank looking for their money b/c they said money was missing . Bank told them the couldn't help

[begonebegone]

Because banks were bailed out in '08, we have to pay the price this time! Isn't the devil clever????,

[ggggg]

If the bank is giving me worthless shares for my deposits, what is the impact on my mortgage loan?

[bookmagicroe]

Scary stuff for retirees. Pensions disappeared and people have been saving in banks and 401k accounts. Nothing is safe any more. Thank you for your insights. USA.

[carmenortiz]

Glad I watched this. This is something I have been expecting. I have studied what happened during the Great Depresssion. Just added up the money I spend on essential (insurances, utilities, internet, property tax) not much since I paid off the house and my CC debt. I am going to the bank soon to get as much of my money out as possible, leaving not much more. If necessary I will deposit some of it back as needed. Been growing suspicious due to things I have notice. This is the wake up call I was waiting. Thank you. Crazy I have to depend on someone in the UK!