Alert: Banking Holiday Monday or Tuesday

hawkiye's picture

I meant to post this here sooner but just have so many things going on I have a hard time keeping it all straight. Thanks Khomar for reminding me ;-) I posted on the DP and there is some good discussion over there on it with some good links too for background etc.

Some semi credible information *(meaning the people I got it from are credible but it is second hand and even they are not sure either)* has it that there may be a banking holiday on This Monday or Tuesday. Will it happen? Who knows however it will happened eventually.

The debt ceiling was raised another 2 trillion Friday also *and FDIC is 2 billion in the hole*

This is second hand and supposedly from some high level bankers so take it as you will. They say the amero may be rolled out and the exchange will be 12 to 1 or 8 cents on the dollar. If you have money in the bank or valuables in a safety deposit box you will not get them back ever. You will get 8 cents on the dollar period. But your bills will be commuted 1-1 still.

It doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me since they would immediately make destitute millions of heavily armed Americans who would have nothing left to loose.

It is part of the reorganization of the bankruptcy and each time it has happened before the exchange rate was 10 cents on the dollar. This is the elite preparing a massive taking of wealth. If it doesn't happen this coming week it ill happen eventually.

Might be a good idea to fill up the gas cans buy any extra food, silver, and preps you can etc. If it does not happen (and I hope it doesn't) then great. It could be purposeful disinformation or now that the word is out they may delay it some. It will happen though at some point.

Sorry for the late notice

cougarbreath's picture

Just to add some composure.

PLEASE do not listen to the rumors you hear.

1.) Bank Holidays are NOT planned.

2.) they are put in place because of "runs" on banks.

3.) Don't play into the some of the psyops being played right now.

Be vigilant, but don't buy sheep feed.

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LIVE and let live.

hawkiye's picture

Disagree, bank holidays are planned along with banks runs. You think these people who have had control over the monetary systems of the world for generations don't know what they are doing?

Do agree we should stay vigilant.

chiefronpaul's picture

Can I please listen to rumors if I promise not to help create a bank run and too be vigil if said bank run does apear.

Oh and I almost forgot ummm if I am reeeaaal good can I play some psyops??? I mean later not right now?

Lol.
I do like to put my ear to the rail. If enough sheep bite on a rumor it will happen.

cougarbreath's picture

Maybe

If you're good. LOL!

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LIVE and let live.

Khomar's picture

Still early, but it looks like it won't be happening today. They appear to still be in pump mode right now, but it still doesn't hurt to keep our eyes open and be prepared for sudden changes.

hawkiye's picture

Yeah I agree just stay alert. When it happens it will go fast. Just use every day we have to shore up preps.

Khomar's picture

Here is the source of the embassy rumor:

In its current issue, HSL [Harry Schultz Letter] reports rumors that "Some U.S. embassies worldwide are being advised to purchase massive amounts of local currencies; enough to last them a year. Some embassies are being sent enormous amounts of U.S. cash to purchase currencies from those governments, quietly. But not pound sterling. Inside the State Dept., there is a sense of sadness and foreboding that 'something' is about to happen ... within 180 days, but could be 120-150 days."

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HSL's suspicion: "Another FDR-style 'bank holiday' of indefinite length, perhaps soon, to let the insiders sort out the bank mess, which (despite their rosy propaganda campaign) is getting more out of their control every day. Insiders want to impose new bank rules. Widespread nationalization could result, already underway. It could also lead to a formal U.S. dollar devaluation, as FDR did by revaluing gold (and then confiscating it)."

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/schultz-paints-bleak-picture-of-future

It might not hurt to get out a little extra cash just in case. With interest rates being what they are these days, it certainly won't cost you much. ;-)

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