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3 minutes ago, HerefordBullyun said:

Too big to fail mate, thats the problem not the solution.

They wont have a great reset until CBDCs are introduced absolute fact. There will be more banks going down between now and then.

Until then the tax payer will be picking up the tab, and the most frightening thing about CBDC's is you will be taxed at source immediately and it will be instant. 

The bail outs will  continue until morale improves.....

It’s now the fastest race to the bottom, all Fiat fails, they are just doing at all the same time, without a doubt CBDC will be pushed as the saviour of when it’s really the ultimate financial trap.  
 

 

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1 minute ago, GoldDiggerDave said:

It’s now the fastest race to the bottom, all Fiat fails, they are just doing at all the same time, without a doubt CBDC will be pushed as the saviour of when it’s really the ultimate financial trap.  
 

 

Thats why I shall be retiring in a country that doesn't want CBDC's

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2 hours ago, HerefordBullyun said:

Thats why I shall be retiring in a country that doesn't want CBDC's

Where are we all heading then ? 

REMEMBER BIG PHARMA WANT YOU UNHEALTHY TO MAKE MONEY FROM YOU 

SAY NO TO THE VAX - YOU CANNOT UNVACCINATE 

QUESTION EVERYTHING -  NEVER TRUST GOVERMENTS

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The more I watch about these banks failing the more I think we will see what happened to our energy companies, one after another failed that got swallowed up by 2 major companies which gave them a strangle  hold on the market to hike up our bills 300%.

In the US they have already said they will only back and guarantee the larger banks so the smaller banks are dead, everyone with any deposits will move the the larger banks, and then the larger banks will just buy up the smaller banks for cents on the dollar.   

Next will be the UK, there will only be 3-4 major banks that most of us can bank with.......whats the end goal?   Zero choice and zero options just like your energy bill everyone is on a variable rate, the same will be for loans, credit cards and mortgages. 

It's the same pattern over and over. 

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7 minutes ago, GoldDiggerDave said:

The more I watch about these banks failing the more I think we will see what happened to our energy companies, one after another failed that got swallowed up by 2 major companies which gave them a strangle  hold on the market to hike up our bills 300%.

In the US they have already said they will only back and guarantee the larger banks so the smaller banks are dead, everyone with any deposits will move the the larger banks, and then the larger banks will just buy up the smaller banks for cents on the dollar.   

Next will be the UK, there will only be 3-4 major banks that most of us can bank with.......whats the end goal?   Zero choice and zero options just like your energy bill everyone is on a variable rate, the same will be for loans, credit cards and mortgages. 

It's the same pattern over and over. 

New World Order.

REMEMBER BIG PHARMA WANT YOU UNHEALTHY TO MAKE MONEY FROM YOU 

SAY NO TO THE VAX - YOU CANNOT UNVACCINATE 

QUESTION EVERYTHING -  NEVER TRUST GOVERMENTS

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I'm just glad Harry and Megan were made whole, and everyone gets to do their bit bailing them out. Imagine losing all that money you worked so hard for just because you didn't have foresight and take personal responsibility.

"It might make sense just to get some in case it catches on"  - Satoshi Nakamoto 2009

"Its going to Zero" - Peter Schiff 2013

"$1,000,000,000 by 2050"  - Fidelity 2024

 

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27 minutes ago, GoldDiggerDave said:

The more I watch about these banks failing the more I think we will see what happened to our energy companies, one after another failed that got swallowed up by 2 major companies which gave them a strangle  hold on the market to hike up our bills 300%.

In the US they have already said they will only back and guarantee the larger banks so the smaller banks are dead, everyone with any deposits will move the the larger banks, and then the larger banks will just buy up the smaller banks for cents on the dollar.   

Next will be the UK, there will only be 3-4 major banks that most of us can bank with.......whats the end goal?   Zero choice and zero options just like your energy bill everyone is on a variable rate, the same will be for loans, credit cards and mortgages. 

It's the same pattern over and over. 

Been thinking this quite a bit too, almost like the big companies are fighting back against the smaller or newer disruptors. Rather than let their market be eaten away they can rebuild from the ashes

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Schiff is not that stupid - but he has to say that the geniouses at the FED are dumb, inept etc

Anything else would cost him dearly, he's had enough disruption already from these guys. Not that he is taken seriously by the majority, willful ignorance prevails

 

Stress tests are convoluted calculations that ensure all banks pass. They are not testing consumer products that could 'fail' and then be replaced by a new-and-improved model.

Nobody can afford even a rumour about a bank, let alone failing a stress test😅

 

One has only to question the motivation of publishing stress test 'results' in the first place. Like someone going around claimning 'Trust me, I am not a thief, I'd never lie to you, honestly'

 

Everybody knows the war is over / Everybody knows the good guys lost
                               Everybody knows the boat is leaking / Everybody knows the captain lied..   
                                                                                                            "Gold is money, everything else is credit" --J.P. Morgan, 1912

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Just now, Bumble said:

And crash goes another. FIrst Republic has gone to zero this weekend.

Ooooooohhhh fun and games for gold price when the markets reopen ! To da'mooooooooooooonn!!

Just now, Lordwolfsbeard said:

Who is next ?

My bank can collapse, there's nowt in. Royal mint got it all :(

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9 minutes ago, Paul said:

Ooooooohhhh fun and games for gold price when the markets reopen ! To da'mooooooooooooonn!!

My bank can collapse, there's nowt in. Royal mint got it all :(

I’m working on it bud. No debt, just assets.

 

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REMEMBER BIG PHARMA WANT YOU UNHEALTHY TO MAKE MONEY FROM YOU 

SAY NO TO THE VAX - YOU CANNOT UNVACCINATE 

QUESTION EVERYTHING -  NEVER TRUST GOVERMENTS

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The end goal looks to be corralling the customers of 100's of different US banks into the largest 5-6 banks.   We have this already had this in this country with energy companies one fails after the next and the market is carved up only leaving the big players.  When theirs no choice for options for customers it's WHAMO!   Slam everyones bill up.    Same will be for banks, I'm truly amazed the credit card companies  have not bumped their 39.9% APR to 50% APR yet.  

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, GoldDiggerDave said:

The end goal looks to be corralling the customers of 100's of different US banks into the largest 5-6 banks.   We have this already had this in this country with energy companies one fails after the next and the market is carved up only leaving the big players.  When theirs no choice for options for customers it's WHAMO!   Slam everyones bill up.    Same will be for banks, I'm truly amazed the credit card companies  have not bumped their 39.9% APR to 50% APR yet.  

 

 

 

It's clear the big banks in the US who own the Federal Reserve are salivating. I believe this round of consolidation is key to introduction of CBDCs. After all why put your deposits at risk when you can "sleep easy" with an account at the FED.

Where the US leads other western economies follow.

"It might make sense just to get some in case it catches on"  - Satoshi Nakamoto 2009

"Its going to Zero" - Peter Schiff 2013

"$1,000,000,000 by 2050"  - Fidelity 2024

 

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3 hours ago, GoldDiggerDave said:

The end goal looks to be corralling the customers of 100's of different US banks into the largest 5-6 banks.   We have this already had this in this country with energy companies one fails after the next and the market is carved up only leaving the big players.  When theirs no choice for options for customers it's WHAMO!   Slam everyones bill up.    Same will be for banks, I'm truly amazed the credit card companies  have not bumped their 39.9% APR to 50% APR yet.  

 

 

 

Within next to 2 years I think there will be the only bigs left then they can force the CBDC on the world. Assets will be only place to run as there won't be any bank branches left to do bank runs for cash. Gold is money everything else is debt. Do what the central banks are doing and not what they say. 

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