@FuckTheBanks

You probably have always had a basic mistrust of banks.

It’s almost something we are born with.

For good reason.

If you know anything about the history of this country then you have all the proof you need as to why it is a good idea to distrust those dirty sonsabitches.

The Federal Reserve in particular.

Also, if you have been paying the slightest bit of attention lately, as if you could miss it, you have seen inflation running amok, your wages have been stagnant and your buying power has fallen off a cliff.

You may or may not have heard about this “Social Score” crap TPTB are absolutely slobbering on themselves they want installed everywhere, here in the U.S. particularly bad.

You have certainly heard about Bitcoin and Digital currencies, even if you are like me and don’t really understand them and trust them even less than the Banks.

Well The Federal Reserve has their own Digital Currency just waiting in the wings.

Such a coincidence, no?

That would be right, NO, it’s not any coincidence and it also helps to explain why they have been printing money at light speed for CONgress and The Sniffer In Chief to throw all over the world like confetti.

They know that The Federal Reserve Note, commonly mistakenly called The Dollar, has come to the end of it’s lifespan and is about to die.

China, Russia, Brazil and a whole bunch more countries grew tired of getting beat up by the worlds reserve currency as it has been official U.S. policy to use that reserve currency status as a financial and political weapon.

So they formed their own preferred monetary / commodities network called BRICS.

This has recently expanded after The Sniffer In Chief had his henchmen at the Federal Reserve Bank basically steal a few billion bucks from Russia.

So now to the point of this post.

We can now use this Federal Reserve Note/Dollar as a weapon against the very motherfuckers that have been using it against us since the day we were born.

Got Cash?

16 thoughts on “@FuckTheBanks

  1. Cash, every chance I get. The tellers at my bank just ask “how much this time?” every time I walk in. Only swipe the card places I know are operated by fuckwits who wouldn’t know how to count change, and I won’t spend the time teaching the little retards.

    And then CederQ called…… 🙂

  2. I don’t really keep any money in the bank anymore. dumped the 401k and emptied
    the other accounts to make the move to the mountains. spent what little that was left fixing the place up and installing 2 good wood stoves.
    what I get from OPM and SSI goes in and out every month these days.
    paying the bills, what is left goes into stocking the larder as deep as I can.
    always figured the dollar was going to become as worthless a German marks where in the late 1920’s. only a matter of time here, and the clowns in charge are pushing for the fall too.
    stuff is better than money, if it is the right stuff !
    food and seeds , canning jars, lids and a good canner will be worth a gold bar after the fall. working on a genset that runs on a wood gasifier. hope like hell to get it done before it all goes to shit.
    and I have done reloaded primers already, a really boring and pain in the ass job.
    but I know how now and have the stuff to do more of them if need be.
    little skills like those will keep you at wizard level with the locals..
    I bet making gasifiers would keep a person busy and well supplied with stuff by locals that want/need a gasifier for their own power needs
    you can only store so much gas and diesel until you run out, so a gasifier
    might be worth quite a bit after the pumps run dry.
    the locals do a bit of bartering around here already, so they no stranger to it
    and I think I have enough stuff to barter to get food or whatever I may need.
    cash is something they can not CONTROL. so it must be replaced with a card
    but the asshole up north kind of blew it for them when he locked out the truckers and others from THEIR BANK ACCOUNTS. in turn, that started a run on the banks as people didn’t like the idea that they could just freeze YOUR money overnight like they did. funny how that worked out up there ?
    either way your taking a chance. only you can decide how you want to keep your wealth safe. later,,

  3. Same here Chuck. It’s much better for our small community family owned businesses.

  4. The big banks, JP Morgan especially, Wells Fargo, B of A., Citibank and others are pure evil. Remember the ‘financial crisis’. in 2006 caused by the big banks getting caught with worthless mortgage derivatives when the housing market went bust? And the federal reserve did the QE (Quantitative Easing). This was literally the fed printing up 4.3 Trillion at least to give to the big banks so they could have a do over – getting all their losses back with no consequence. You and me? Die in the street you dirt people. I heard Bernanke and friends at the Fed were in hysterics the whole time.
    Janet Yellin being a POS of equal order.

    Neighborhood banks provide valuable services but the big guys have been raping the country since the Federal Reserve was created in 1913 by the then communist democrat in the white house.

    Go to cash and inflation steals your money. They got ya by the balls. You money as to be in something that appreciates to avoid that. Real Estate being the best option.

  5. I learned early how bad BofA was when I used them initially going to college in the late 70s and I quickly changed to a local bank. When me and my wife got together we used Wells Fargo and was happy until we moved from one area to another and they “lost” our money, again we went to a local bank and was happy. I heard later that Wells Fargo also “lost” peoples CDs and other accounts in California, but no penalties to the Banks. Since that time when ever we have moved we have gone to using local banks that at most cover a state.

    • JG have my house under contract when I close next month I will be free of those rat bastards. I at least chewed them up a little along the way using the CFPB online claim.

  6. Woodrow Wilson and 1913 was the beginning of the end. That’s when the current federal reserve was created. Read the book “The Creature from Jekyll Island”, and the federal income tax was ratified.

    I use to deride Andrew Jackson as the inventor of genocide due to the trail of tears until I found out he abolished the previous federal reserve.

  7. @ Anyone who can answer this:

    I’ve heard Glenn Beck on his radio program say several times, “get your money out of big banks and go with a local bank.”

    What is a Local Bank? Aren’t they all tied to the Fed because they’re banks?

    Are credit unions better?

    Thanks to anyone who can shed some light on this!

    • I keep a big two bank accounts, one for my mortgage until Sept 19 when they get paid off, thank you Jesus. Make and withdraw the minimum monthly to avoid fees. Usually leave a couple bucks in there.

      YES CREDIT UNION I do all my monthly spending through them. Transfer money in and out. Withdraw excess after deposits then redeposit what I need for the month.

  8. Credit unions can be good, but that was the catalyst of the crash in 85-86. When the Oil stuff blew up.

    They have been killing use slowly for years.

      • ps They took down Continental Illinois and a couple others with them. IIRC Continental was the fifth largest bank in the USA at the time.

  9. Who made the vid? I’m not sure who that is.

    Is there a URL for some of his other work?

  10. all “legal” banks & credit unions are tied to the federal reserve (which BTW is NOT federal, as being an arm of the govt) & they all have to keep with the many rules & regs pushed on them from the unelected bureaucrats which run the show. (pay no attention to the man behind the screen!) IMO the worst thing in a long time heaped on us has been the “patriot” act. and then . . . . that ye shall die in your sins: for if ye believe not that I am he, ye shall die in your sins. (bible book of John) . The old saying is “cheer up, things could be worse; so, i cheered up & sure enough it got worse!”

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