Speaking from a personal experience I had yesterday...now is a good time to plant some seeds for waking people up. that is not "politically' motivated. It's about something they are concerned deeply about - their money and future

In a work call, people were talking about the bank collapses....wondering what is going on/what will happen, as well as being open to listening to alternative opinions.

A few good questions to ask (and feel free to add more in the comments so others can use them) are:

- if the fed knows raising interest rates is causing the economy to get worse, then why do they purposefully keep doing it?
- The FDIC insurance limit is $250k per depositor, then what do you and is any bank truly safe? What is the alternative? How do you protect yourself and how do banks really operate with your money?
- Do you know about the Bank Panic of 1907 and why it happened as well as why was the Federal Reserve Act / the Fed created and by whom (history repeats)?

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I posted this elsewhere; it may provide a perspective.

Preface: we know “they” are trying to force us into CBDCs; not every bank will have them (esp. the current target: small-medium-regional banks). They want to collapse those and get everyone into the big 4 banks they control (already happening).

It is logical there was an event planned later to do this, but we did a Red October on them. 😊

I think Peter Thiel (Trump ally) pulling his Founders Fund out from SVB when they didn’t expect it was like pulling the card at the bottom of the house of cards.

“They” weren’t ready to crash the system yet (needs to be closer to July when all the FedNow proof of concepts had been run through); and w/all the CEOs insider profit taking last month (busted), we needed that evidence first. Got it, then pulled the plug.

Now they’re scrambling. Glorious.

Just be diversified. Have cash on hand. (cont👇)

There will be more bank access issues whether through their f*ckery or because of ISO20022 (March 20) hiccups. Which is why having some cash for a week or so on hand is good.

Diversify: Silver is a good bet for the luddite 😍, and XRP/XLM/other ISO20022 compliant tokens for the digital-minded (w/assets stored on Ledger Nano, XUMM, etc., not left on platform). Some of you who have foreign currency may make out well, too.

(I was with American Bankers Asso and a large credit card asso back in the day).

* Not an authorized financial advisor, either 😉

This may be of interest:

https://youtu.be/9PLiqgqcvkM

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Communism is a dystopia. Capitalism is a utopia. Also learning to be multilingual :)

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Now this is all fascinating at the same time

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Iraqi Dinar ((IQD) 25K notes), Vietnamese Dong ((VND) 1 mil notes) are the easiest ones (estimates feel assured so far). Heard estimates of at least $3.88+ (pre-war#s) for IQD, and at least $1 for VND. We have no validation for those estimates, just anecdotal from those who have sources.

This is the ReValuation of currency (RV) that Trump hinted at (he and Melania were going to travel in an RV; came down escalator in front of a currency exchange store; comms).

The interesting one we are told of, is the Zimbabwe bond (Zim). These reportedly are for humanitarian projects (there is a small take-home/personal $ component, but it’s purpose is to help rebuild this world the satanic scum have ruined/destroyed). All you need is a 50T (trillion) note. They’re available on eBay and 100 Trillions dot com. They have big stacked rocks as imagery.

Any of these are well under $100. I don’t recommend spending anything you can’t afford to spend. It’s speculative. Hopeful, but speculative.

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