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1. Perhaps why John Titus’ charts don’t make sense – the bail ins have begun?

2. found it on Alex Jones channel:

   https://www.infowars.com/posts/must-watch-fdic-bankers-discuss-bail-ins-to-deal-with-impending-market-collapse/

3. Last night I fell asleep watching the FDIC, in their first meeting in several years talking about systematic bank failure and bail-ins, as permitted by the Dodd-Frank. I thought that this would be the perfect way for them to change our paper money for their CBDCs, create another crisis. Then people will be so happy to have their nasty digital money. I would post the link but the movie is not longer available.

   Several years back most nations signed similar legislation allowing banks to “bail-in” deposits in the event of failure instead of having tax payer bailouts. Theft is theft in any form.

   1. (Thanks to Catherine, John and all at Solari for all the great info. Happy New Year. Here’s a reply to Joyce :-))

      Catherine and John speak to the rise in bank deposits (e.g. in 2020) having been a massive indicator for inflation, and also mention that “the FED Put” seems to have gone away for the first time ever. However, they don’t speak to the current trajectory of “All bank deposits” (as per John’s graph in his “marvellous pandemic” video), which 1.) are still going down after peaking in April 22, and 2.) are still essentially locked to FED’s Liabilities and capital plus reverse repurchase agreements. i.e. We have a situation where central bank currency control of commercial banks is essentially here, albeit not yet personalised. Have commercial banks really been cut out of the money creation business, or are there other drivers wagging this dog? And what does it mean if the FED is now effectively sucking money straight out of the system? Who’s pockets is the money disappearing from? After the previous FED peak of liabilities and capital of $14T in 2014, they started reducing their balance sheet, and after this reduction accelerated in 2018 and they’d sucked out 1T$ from the peak, there was the repo-crisis end 2019. Now, the situation is different insofar as we have this apparent lock-step of the FED with commercial banks. Nevertheless, we’ve got a draw-down of $0.6T in only 10 months. Will we see something big happen when a similar percentage of total deposits has been sucked out? i.e. $1.2T… At the current rate, that would be in September/October. Another crisis, and full introduction of CBDC? (They certainly ain’t ready to go full carbon-accounting yet.)

4. 57:40) I heard that Disney’s brand characters enter PUBLIC DOMAIN in 2023 so it’s prized product will no longer exist. It’s up for grabs.

5. http://williamengdahl.com/

   William Engdahl pins the manufactured energy crisis, policies based on fake climate change, and adherence to ESG squarely on Larry Fink and Black Rock due to a long planned out strategy to “dismantle industrial economies.” Fink is on the board of the WEF.

   1. Fink is the face – “Chew toy” for these things. He is not the power.

      1. Thank you Catherine. Engdahl probably made that clearer than I did. He said Fink was given the task of bringing all the money in line with ESG.

         So is the BIS the power?

6. Meet the Globalists ——
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdHAPh-kZP0

   For further research, see —-
   https://americans4innovation.blogspot.com/2022/10/worldwide-banking-usury-worship-of.html

7. Ok, you two are my absolute favourites!! Thank you so much for all you say!

   xoxo

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