There can't be a run on the banks. They've changed the total daily withdrawal amounts to just a few thousand dollars - five thousand, across the board. Idk of any bank that would close an account of several tens of thousands in cash from you walking in the door. They've made it so you'd have to call, talk and explain yourself and possibly be told no by the powers that be (jews.)

They knew early on it would go this way, maybe that's the plan, if fractional reserves get wiped out in bank closures and billions in total monetary supply evaporates from exceeding FDIC insurance this should constrict monetary supply and cause deflation.

The goal might be to transfer title and authority of global hegemon to the highest bidder and retire the US into a 2nd world production economy like Mexico's.

Gee, I wonder if people in on the plan have been buying up real assets, like real estate so when the economy collapses and nobody has more than a few million american dollars, their stocks are fucked and home equity corrects for the crash they can bounce back and stay on top by selling land and housing, wouldn't it suck for them if tenants and leaseholders refused to vacate amidst the intended sell off time, if they were particularly cynical and ruthlessly practical they would stop selling and renting a sizeable portion of the properties they buy up, and sit on them, so as to make sure they have quick operating capital post collapse.

"pulling a fucking Cramer", lol I'm glad I stopped watching that tool after a few times many years ago. Didn't trust what he was selling.

That is hard to know, but you can't deny that all banks are essentially insolvent just based on fractional reserves. If depositors decide to start withdrawing their money in mass, the banks don't have enough liquid assets to cover that.

Thanks for sharing.