Society SVB Bank insolvency/collapse - Silicone Valley

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BeardOfKnowledge

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Don't fall for it, bruv. It's not about ESG scores, it's about a corrupt baking system that will bailout a bank, but fuck you out of your money. You know all those small business people on Etsy carving out a living for their family making shit in their homes and selling it for a tiny profit? Yeah, they aren't getting paid right now.
 

BeardOfKnowledge

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Of course it is.
ESG scores = Social credit scores = CBDC's

I'm not sure you're getting the... picture
CBDC can only happen if you take away an individual's access to cash. That's being done right now by the government bailing out a bank and not an individual. Not through ESG's. The focus should be on the corrupt as fuck 2 party system enabling it, not some nebulous, undefinable enemy.

You have merely adopted the socialism. jason73 @jason73 and I were born into it, molded by it.
 

sparkuri

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CBDC can only happen if you take away an individual's access to cash. That's being done right now by the government bailing out a bank and not an individual. Not through ESG's
Abolishment of cash isn't happening by the government bailing out banks, it's happening by the government being told by the FED to block the sales of banks so the FED can gobble ip the tiny banks, while TPTB suck up the coinage under "national coin shortage", collect all the physical cash incognito(3-5% credit/debit fees), and roll right into their ESG-empowered CBDC's.
Thuglife13 @Thuglife13 post simply pointed out 'a' truth that whoever plays ball(esg)is rewarded by the capital flowing in from those fleeing smaller institutions.
In the end without a fight, yeah, we'll look like you & worse.
The "two party system" is a one party system with installed puppets to give you the illusion of choice & keep people distracted from things like getting involved with emotionally-invoked social debates about climate change that have nothing to do with anything.
The ESG is very real.
 

Vae Victis

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I can't confirm it at the momenr just info passed to me from my buddy.

View: https://twitter.com/isource_news/status/1636123809895030784?s=19




View: https://twitter.com/CGasparino/status/1636050146441019413?s=19



Thats another one my friend in the mortgage business mentioned going under. He is a bit of a chicken little so I'm never sure how to take what he says. Recently he seems to be on point with the bank stuff though.

He thinks the stock market is going to crash this week, also.
On an unrelated topic, I pulled the trigger on that KS 12 (12 ga semi auto shoutgun on an AK platform) Should have it by friday
 

BeardOfKnowledge

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Jul 22, 2015
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Abolishment of cash isn't happening by the government bailing out banks,
The result is literally cutting off individuals access to cash. I'm currently in the position.

You also need to ask yourself 2 questions. 1) Do you avoid pitfalls by taking the advice of those who've seen how they're set, or by going it alone? 2) Who's buying up your banks?
 
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sparkuri

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The result is literally cutting off individuals access to cash. I'm currently in the position.

You also need to ask yourself 2 questions. 1) Do you avoid pitfalls by taking the advice of those who've seen how they're set, or by going it alone? 2) Who's buying up your banks?
The folks not getting cash are minimal, but yeah we agree, it's a fact.
I'll answer #2 because #1 is painful to read.





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sparkuri

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Incorrect.
I'm not sure what you're arguing here.
I'm speaking from an essential view, as in 'essentially'.
When it is understood by you that the bank, & not "government" is who owns U.S. policy, you'll be in a position to either reconsider your view or reform these passive aggressive non-elaborative word bombs.



Tell us, essentially what the difference in power and policy between the FDIC & Federal Reserve is without debating which wing stems off the bird.


Please feel free to correct me.
 

BeardOfKnowledge

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Jul 22, 2015
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I'm not sure what you're arguing here.
I'm speaking from an essential view, as in 'essentially'.
When it is understood by you that the bank, & not "government" is who owns U.S. policy, you'll be in a position to either reconsider your view or reform these passive aggressive non-elaborative word bombs.



Tell us, essentially what the difference in power and policy between the FDIC & Federal Reserve is without debating which wing stems off the bird.


Please feel free to correct me.
American banks have been consistently purchased by Canadian banks for the last 30 years, amigo.