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WeAre0ne
DarksideOz
reply to post by jude11
This is just further proof that all the money that people have in a certain bank isn't actually all there, and if everyone that had money in that bank then decided to all take out their savings, it would expose the banking fraud to even the most gullible of bankers. If the banks had the money that people have in their saving accounts, then there wouldn't be a need to put a limit on withdrawals from saving accounts.
Sorry, I know you just want to repeat the same old conspiracy everyone thinks about, but I have to point out a little bit of ignorance on your part.
Most banks allow us to access our money from anywhere. For example, I can withdraw money from any BofA in California, and I can also fly to Florida and withdraw money from any BofA there as well. So how can we expect all banks to have all of their customers' physical money at all locations at any moment? They would have to have every customers' total account balance at every single brick and mortar bank, which is impossible. They would have to have the total sum of all customers' balance multiplied by the number of physical bank locations they have, including ATM machines. They simply don't have that much physical money.
In order to provide this convenience of accessing our money from anywhere, they have to divide the money up between all their banks, and set limits to how much someone can physically cash out in one day (unless you ask for it in advance), as to provide others with a similar service as you. They have to physically manage how much physical money is at each bank.
You must not know how banks work or something?
Another_Nut
reply to post by Arnie123
Wow all that without answering one question i asked
You will not have police support in any county you invade
So why practice drills with them unless you plan on using that drill in a real world situation?
Please answer my questions
Or admitted that there is no reason
Patriotsrevenge
reply to post by jude11
Russia is just a single Mafia anymore and they are playing thug games. It seems the rest here in the states are just trying to scare everyone into buying more Gold to get the price back up or the shat is really going to hit the big fan this time. One will only know when you wake up and turn on the TV to see riots everywhere and people simply freaking the hell out. Me, I am going to sit back and wait for the wars to start. I would give it a few days after a collapse in a major nation before the armies start moving on a huge scale for a fight. Why? So they can seize riches and resources.
One can just sit back and watch the show at that point. Not much you can do about anything.
Mamatus
I am not preparing anything past a few dozen rounds and a bug out bag. When TSHTF I will wait outside a full blown preppers house. EDITED BY STAFF Preppers will be targets unless they live within a like minded community....
As the whole idea of prepping is PREPAREDNESS......don't ya think they have been warned about people like you? ...or the whole world trying to take what they have? Do you not think they are prepared for you? Common sense man.
ADMIN NOTE:
Please refrain from posting threats of illegal action on the boards. Thank youedit on 31-1-2014 by Crakeur because: edited commentary out
Russia’s top financial regulator is warning citizens against using virtual currencies, as they could be tied to gangs into money laundering and terrorist financing. The Central Bank warning follows bans by China and Europe on “dubious” cryptocurrencies.
The Russian Central Bank (CBR) issued a statement late Monday warning that virtual currencies, or “money surrogates” are illegal under Article 27 of the Federal Law “On the Central Bank of the Russian Federation”.
Article 27. The ruble shall be the official monetary unit (currency) of the
Russian Federation. It shall be equal to 100 kopecks.
The issue of any other monetary units or quasi-money shall be prohibited in
the Russian Federation.
1. Everyone who is legally present on the territory of the Russian Federation shall have the right to travel freely and freely to choose the place of temporary or permanent residence.
2. Everyone may freely leave the Russian Federation. Citizens of the Russian Federation shall have the right freely to return to the Russian Federation.
WeAre0ne
DarksideOz
reply to post by jude11
This is just further proof that all the money that people have in a certain bank isn't actually all there, and if everyone that had money in that bank then decided to all take out their savings, it would expose the banking fraud to even the most gullible of bankers. If the banks had the money that people have in their saving accounts, then there wouldn't be a need to put a limit on withdrawals from saving accounts.
Sorry, I know you just want to repeat the same old conspiracy everyone thinks about, but I have to point out a little bit of ignorance on your part.
Most banks allow us to access our money from anywhere. For example, I can withdraw money from any BofA in California, and I can also fly to Florida and withdraw money from any BofA there as well. So how can we expect all banks to have all of their customers' physical money at all locations at any moment? They would have to have every customers' total account balance at every single brick and mortar bank, which is impossible. They would have to have the total sum of all customers' balance multiplied by the number of physical bank locations they have, including ATM machines. They simply don't have that much physical money.
In order to provide this convenience of accessing our money from anywhere, they have to divide the money up between all their banks, and set limits to how much someone can physically cash out in one day (unless you ask for it in advance), as to provide others with a similar service as you. They have to physically manage how much physical money is at each bank.
You must not know how banks work or something?
Hr2burn
This is a question,
IF we get to a point where banks no longer allow you access to your money, will we not be in a place where our money has no/very little value? If it did have a minute value, it wouldn't for long. Who wants to take payment with something that has no monetary value?