Who To Trust?

Who To Trust?

I apply this in choosing to whom I listen. Most representatives and members of large organisations got that way because they ‘toed the party line’ rather than exercising their personal integrity.

The Great Taking

The Great Taking
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If you do nothing else today, watch this!

Tom: I knew the goal “You will own nothing and be happy” but I did not know how it was to be accomplished. This author has done the hard yards and established HOW they plan on stealing trillions. This makes it possible for those who know the mechanics to take action now to avoid being one of the victims.

I strongly encourage you to make watching this a priority.

“THE GREAT TAKING” – – Documentary
Exposing ‘The Greatest Crime Ever Contemplated’

In “The Great Taking” documentary now airing on CHD.TV, former hedge fund manager David Webb takes the audience step by step through his forensic investigation into the legal, financial and regulatory changes that have set up “the greatest crime ever contemplated … the planned confiscation of everyone’s global securities assets.”

Webb, author of a book by the same title, exposes the “scheme by central bankers to subjugate humanity by taking all securities, bank deposits and property financed with debt.”

“Legal certainty has been established that the collateral can be taken immediately and without judicial review, by entities described in court documents as ‘the protected class,’” Webb says in the film. “Even sophisticated professional investors, who were assured that their securities are ‘segregated,’ will not be protected.”

https://rumble.com/c/c-5345620

You Still Believe The Media?

You Still Believe The Media?

Just watched a video clip from someone who made the very valid point that if the media want you to look one way, look the other way to discover from what they are attempting to distract you.

How The Banks Get Rich And We Go Broke

When you tender a $50 note to pay a $50 fruit and veggie bill, you pay $50, the seller gets $50 cash. He then spends that on $50 worth of items. Simple, clean and fair.
If instead you pay it by card, the merchant pays a fee to the banks. The amount of the fee varies from merchant to merchant. I have used 1.5% in this example. So you pay your $50 bill by card. It still only costs you $50 but the merchant has received only $49.25 after the bank deduct their fee.

Do that for a month and a half and you can readily see how fast money evaporates out of your and my pockets and transfers magically to the banks.

Starting amount: $50.00

Credit Card Fee: 1.5%
Transaction No. Balance Available After Fee
1 $49.25
2 $48.51
3 $47.78
4 $47.07
5 $46.36
6 $45.67
7 $44.98
8 $44.31
9 $43.64
10 $42.99
11 $42.34
12 $41.71
13 $41.08
14 $40.46
15 $39.86
16 $39.26
17 $38.67
18 $38.09
19 $37.52
20 $36.96
21 $36.40
22 $35.86
23 $35.32
24 $34.79
25 $34.27
26 $33.75
27 $33.25
28 $32.75
29 $32.26
30 $31.77
31 $31.30
32 $30.83
33 $30.36
34 $29.91
35 $29.46
36 $29.02
37 $28.58
38 $28.15
39 $27.73
40 $27.32
41 $26.91
42 $26.50
43 $26.11
44 $25.71
45 $25.33
46 $24.95
At a transaction a day, as you can see from the above figures, in a month and a half the banks have over half what started as a $50 note.

Remember, on the surface this is invisible to the consumer as it is the merchant who pays the credit card fee. Of course the merchant has to build into the cost of his product the cost of the bank fee so you, the consumer, ends up paying for it.

So unless you are comfortable with the banks owning half of everything in less than two months, keep using cash or direct deposit for your purchases!

NAB To “Debank” Customers

The National Australian Bank’s “revised” terms and conditions https://www.nab.com.au/content/dam/nabrwd/documents/guides/banking/personal-transaction-and-savings-products-terms-and-conditions-changes.pdf  went into force November 1st and include, in clause 11: “NAB may close your account at any time at its discretion”.

The reasons NAB would consider enforcing clause 11 make for interesting reading. NAB can take a range of things into account when exercising its rights and discretions. These can include:
(e) NAB’s public statements, including those relating to protecting vulnerable persons, the environment or sustainability;
(f) community expectations and any impact on NAB’s reputation;

So – as of November 1st – NAB reserves the right to de-bank you if you get cancelled, or say something they don’t approve of about climate change or “vulnerable people”.

From: https://off-guardian.org/2023/10/14/while-you-were-watching-israel/