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Message Subject BREAKING!! URGENT!!! FDIC and BOE blueprint for THE FUTURE GLOBAL BANKING FINACIAL INSTITUTIONS
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Thread: BREAKING!! URGENT!!! FDIC and BOE blueprint for THE FUTURE GLOBAL BANKING FINACIAL INSTITUTIONS

"The 15-page FDIC-BOE document is called “Resolving Globally Active, Systemically Important, Financial Institutions.” It begins by explaining that the 2008 banking crisis has made it clear that some other way besides taxpayer bailouts is needed to maintain “financial stability.” Evidently anticipating that the next financial collapse will be on a grander scale than either the taxpayers or Congress is willing to underwrite, the authors state:


All of Europe and UK will "bail in" and US well you have to read it to believe it!!!

www.fdic.gov/about/srac/2012/gsifi.pdf

If the above link does not work, do this:
PLEASE go to fdic.gov, search box type in gsifi.pdf

Cyprus is a test run REPEAT a test run!!! They have spent the last two years rewriting the GLOBAL FINACIAL BANKING SYSTEM.

THE GLOBAL CARSH IS OH SO NEAR FRIENDS, PREPARE!!!!


This is my first post ever but I have been here for years, silently watching. Please, please keep this thread alive so that all may prepare.
 Quoting: silentwatcher


This is from a session about a week or so ago. So some info may seem 'late'.

CYPRUS:

Standing on a dirty street -- like on the southside of a town? Short / mini cars are everywhere like you would find in Italy or France. Stores are dark / closed.

What is the emotion of people in Cyrpus?
Sharp & prickly

Fast forward 5 days -- Banks / Economy of Cyprus:
Frozen in 'neutral' -- banks are neither open or closed.

There's a symbol that looks like Military or Royal insignia on a protest / picket sign

How does the situation in Cyrpus affect the rest of the world?
When Cyprus bottoms out, then branches out to its neighbors connected directly to it (Not coutries but companies and corporations.)

The (depositor tax/levy) decision comes from the bottom up as a 'precaution' (as in not from the government down to the people, but from smaller units like CEOs etc, upwards) -- talked about / weighed and measured as a precaution to minimize the damage. In this way it will be more 'accepted'.
 Quoting: tandym

 Quoting: tandym
 
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