Covid19/2021-22 OMICRON/ VIRUS "IHU" FRANCE:P13310/NEWEST VIRUS: "NEOCOV" HIGH INFECTION RATE+1 IN 3 DIE !?! P13315

Personal intel here, no uncle anything. This is very time sensitive, please read this: I make sure my household stays well ahead of the curve on this sort of thing, for example I ordered a quantity of N100 and P100 masks a month ago before there was any issue with supply or pricing going up. Heavily stocked OTC meds two weeks ago and had my wife stock up some prescription meds she can't be without so we have six months worth on hand (don't ask how we did it). I made the decision yesterday to pull our cash out of the bank and the wife is at the bank right now. She called me and said that the bank (a Chase branch) said they were completely out of 100s and 50s. She was calling to tell me the best they had were 20s and she asked me if I still wanted all of it because with all 20s it would be a ridiculous number of bills. I told her to take whatever they have, that I want our money out, and to go to another branch if she had to. Folks, I'm not trying to alarmist, but please read between the lines here and let this soak in. Banks do not "run out" of 100s and 50s. What that says to me is we are not the only people emptying our accounts today. I would never tell anyone else what to do with their money, I'm just sharing what I'm doing and what our experience was in doing so. The only thing I would caution against is being one of those people who tries to empty their accounts because they're hearing about other people doing so. By then you may run into an unpleasant experience if you catch my meaning. -------------------------------- I was about to hit the 'post' button and my wife just called me back after walking out of the bank. She said the teller apologized for having only 20s and said it has been completely insane with people pulling cash out today, it started the minute they opened, and that the person in front of her who had just left that she had just helped walked out with 15K in 20 dollar bills. I know there's no way to vet or prove what I'm telling you guys here, but I swear this is 1000% legit no bullshit. The Chase branch she was at is located in Marietta, GA off Chastain Meadows Pkwy as of 5 minutes ago. That's as specific as I can be without doxxing us. I know I repeat myself by saying I'd never tell anyone what to do with their money, I'll just say it's my opinion that if you have any significant amount of money in a standard checking or savings account and you continue to leave it there you're making a prodigious error. Do yourself a favor and get your cash while you still can. If all the economic doom blows over and everything goes back to normal you can put it back. Just do yourself a favor and make sure you do not take the chance of losing access to your funds.

I’m sorry but I’m still not totally convinced on how bad this is going to be...

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Recovered Chinese woman talks on candid camera about what she saw transpire in hospital.

Personal intel here, no uncle anything. This is very time sensitive, please read this: I make sure my household stays well ahead of the curve on this sort of thing, for example I ordered a quantity of N100 and P100 masks a month ago before there was any issue with supply or pricing going up. Heavily stocked OTC meds two weeks ago and had my wife stock up some prescription meds she can't be without so we have six months worth on hand (don't ask how we did it). I made the decision yesterday to pull our cash out of the bank and the wife is at the bank right now. She called me and said that the bank (a Chase branch) said they were completely out of 100s and 50s. She was calling to tell me the best they had were 20s and she asked me if I still wanted all of it because with all 20s it would be a ridiculous number of bills. I told her to take whatever they have, that I want our money out, and to go to another branch if she had to. Folks, I'm not trying to alarmist, but please read between the lines here and let this soak in. Banks do not "run out" of 100s and 50s. What that says to me is we are not the only people emptying our accounts today. I would never tell anyone else what to do with their money, I'm just sharing what I'm doing and what our experience was in doing so. The only thing I would caution against is being one of those people who tries to empty their accounts because they're hearing about other people doing so. By then you may run into an unpleasant experience if you catch my meaning. -------------------------------- I was about to hit the 'post' button and my wife just called me back after walking out of the bank. She said the teller apologized for having only 20s and said it has been completely insane with people pulling cash out today, it started the minute they opened, and that the person in front of her who had just left that she had just helped walked out with 15K in 20 dollar bills. I know there's no way to vet or prove what I'm telling you guys here, but I swear this is 1000% legit no bullshit. The Chase branch she was at is located in Marietta, GA off Chastain Meadows Pkwy as of 5 minutes ago. That's as specific as I can be without doxxing us. I know I repeat myself by saying I'd never tell anyone what to do with their money, I'll just say it's my opinion that if you have any significant amount of money in a standard checking or savings account and you continue to leave it there you're making a prodigious error. Do yourself a favor and get your cash while you still can. If all the economic doom blows over and everything goes back to normal you can put it back. Just do yourself a favor and make sure you do not take the chance of losing access to your funds.

Arkansas possibles monitored at home, no restrictions. Sigh

Massimo Galli The head of the Biomedical Research Institute in Italy : "Apparently the Virus has mutated since January."

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I'm not calling you a liar but i'm not listening to any uncle or personal intel anymore after Janey happened

Iran death toll--116, hospitals turning away patients. [link to iranintl.com (secure)]

Personal intel here, no uncle anything. This is very time sensitive, please read this:

I make sure my household stays well ahead of the curve on this sort of thing, for example I ordered a quantity of N100 and P100 masks a month ago before there was any issue with supply or pricing going up. Heavily stocked OTC meds two weeks ago and had my wife stock up some prescription meds she can't be without so we have six months worth on hand (don't ask how we did it).

I made the decision yesterday to pull our cash out of the bank and the wife is at the bank right now. She called me and said that the bank (a Chase branch) said they were completely out of 100s and 50s. She was calling to tell me the best they had were 20s and she asked me if I still wanted all of it because with all 20s it would be a ridiculous number of bills. I told her to take whatever they have, that I want our money out, and to go to another branch if she had to.

Folks, I'm not trying to sound alarmist, but please read between the lines here and let this soak in. Banks do not "run out" of 100s and 50s. What that says to me is we are not the only people emptying our accounts today.

I would never tell anyone else what to do with their money, I'm just sharing what I'm doing and what our experience was in doing so. The only thing I would caution against is being one of those people who tries to empty their accounts because they're hearing about other people doing so. By then you may run into an unpleasant experience if you catch my meaning.

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I was about to hit the 'post' button and my wife just called me back after walking out of the bank. She said the teller apologized for having only 20s and said it has been completely insane with people pulling cash out today, it started the minute they opened, and that the person in front of her who had just left that she had just helped walked out with 15K in 20 dollar bills. I know there's no way to vet or prove what I'm telling you guys here, but I swear this is 1000% legit no bullshit. The Chase branch she was at is located in Marietta, GA off Chastain Meadows Pkwy as of 5 minutes ago. That's as specific as I can be without doxxing us.

I know I repeat myself by saying I'd never tell anyone what to do with their money, I'll just say it's my opinion that if you have any significant amount of money in a standard checking or savings account and you continue to leave it there you're making a prodigious error. Do yourself a favor and get your cash while you still can. If all the economic doom blows over and everything goes back to normal you can put it back. Just do yourself a favor and make sure you do not take the chance of losing access to your funds.

Personal intel here, no uncle anything. This is very time sensitive, please read this:

I make sure my household stays well ahead of the curve on this sort of thing, for example I ordered a quantity of N100 and P100 masks a month ago before there was any issue with supply or pricing going up. Heavily stocked OTC meds two weeks ago and had my wife stock up some prescription meds she can't be without so we have six months worth on hand (don't ask how we did it).

I made the decision yesterday to pull our cash out of the bank and the wife is at the bank right now. She called me and said that the bank (a Chase branch) said they were completely out of 100s and 50s. She was calling to tell me the best they had were 20s and she asked me if I still wanted all of it because with all 20s it would be a ridiculous number of bills. I told her to take whatever they have, that I want our money out, and to go to another branch if she had to.

Folks, I'm not trying to sound alarmist, but please read between the lines here and let this soak in. Banks do not "run out" of 100s and 50s. What that says to me is we are not the only people emptying our accounts today.

I would never tell anyone else what to do with their money, I'm just sharing what I'm doing and what our experience was in doing so. The only thing I would caution against is being one of those people who tries to empty their accounts because they're hearing about other people doing so. By then you may run into an unpleasant experience if you catch my meaning.

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I was about to hit the 'post' button and my wife just called me back after walking out of the bank. She said the teller apologized for having only 20s and said it has been completely insane with people pulling cash out today, it started the minute they opened, and that the person in front of her who had just left that she had just helped walked out with 15K in 20 dollar bills. I know there's no way to vet or prove what I'm telling you guys here, but I swear this is 1000% legit no bullshit. The Chase branch she was at is located in Marietta, GA off Chastain Meadows Pkwy as of 5 minutes ago. That's as specific as I can be without doxxing us.

I know I repeat myself by saying I'd never tell anyone what to do with their money, I'll just say it's my opinion that if you have any significant amount of money in a standard checking or savings account and you continue to leave it there you're making a prodigious error. Do yourself a favor and get your cash while you still can. If all the economic doom blows over and everything goes back to normal you can put it back. Just do yourself a favor and make sure you do not take the chance of losing access to your funds.