Bank Of America Out Of Money; Mr Pool Banks not safe usa/uk

[cornerpath]

Remember in 2020 Mr Pool told us many times the earth shattering events will come banks will take peoples hard earn money/retirement/investments/bonds and ATMS will be disabled.. BOA was out of money and customers was pissed but this is just a Glitch TEST run but soon the real event will happen over the USA/UK with many major banks in the future. The collapse of the USA/USD Will bring the Reset. This was planned decades in advanced noting is random

 

[TraderPatTX]

The western central banking system, which is responsible for every war, recession and depression globally for the past 150 years is collapsing right before our eyes. Countries are fleeing the dollar and trading oil in other currencies. The dollar is worthless with true inflation (calculating it the way it was in 1980) is at 15%.

https://www.reuters.com/business/fi...26-billion-first-nine-months-2022-2022-10-31/

People need to wake up to the reality around them. Starving people are not going to care what your pronouns are when the s**t hits the fan.

 

[Marc_LFD]

I watch Mr. Vobes on YouTube, a very articulate and sophisticated Englishman which spoke about local bank branches in the U.K. are slowly closing down.



And how is that relevant? The financial industry is trying their hardest to go completely cashless and eventually launch CBDC.

Wouldn't surprise me if they'd intentionally crash/devalue a currency (or currencies) to artificially boost the value of the upcoming digital currency.

Should people do bank runs? It's their choice if they want.

FDIC (U.S.) and FSCS (U.K.) are beginning to lost the trust they earned from the people.

 

[JackTheHorse]

Just use bitcoin

 

[Marc_LFD]

it seems to be out of date and few people care

That's certainly true.

People may get the perception that their money may become more valuable over time (however they come to that conclusion), but when they realize what they used to pay for an item (food, etc) than what it costs now, they'll notice they're paying more for less or the same quantity for more.

I'm certainly not happy that I have to pay more for less/same quantity. :-/

 

[TraderPatTX]

That's certainly true.

People may get the perception that their money may become more valuable over time (however they come to that conclusion), but when they realize what they used to pay for an item (food, etc) than what it costs now, they'll notice they're paying more for less or the same quantity for more.

I'm certainly not happy that I have to pay more for less/same quantity. :-/

I heard from a reputable source that inflation was transitory but that was a long time ago.