The Feds NEW Non Bail Out Bail Out Program As Other Banks Fail

The Federal Reserve has just issued a statement regarding
a new policy they have enacted to "protect" all U.S. banks
by creating a Bank Term Funding Program. This comes
as Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank have failed.

In an anxiously awaited announcement from the Federal Reserve, the central bank said it is creating a new Bank Term Funding Program aimed at safeguarding institutions impacted by the SVB failure.

www.cnbc.com...


Joint Statement by Treasury, Federal Reserve, and FDIC
www.einnews.com...

It is a non bail out bail out! No taxpayers will be harmed
in the making of this new program. Right?

So over the weekend two large banks have failed,
but the economy is fine?

This stinks to high places!

How many other banks are on the verge of failure?

Compare 2005 and 2006 with 2021 and 2022.

Bank Failures in Brief

This is the calm before the storm.

a reply to: burntheships

I just posted about Republic Bank and New York’s Signature Bank.

Dominos and everything, something something.

a reply to: litterbaux

Indeed, this is the calm before the storm.

As Musk just said, these are the good old days!

Buckle up!!

originally posted by: infolurker


I just posted about Republic Bank and New York’s Signature Bank.

Great post, thanks. They sure kept that quiet, there were a few
reports of bank runs on Republic Bank, but Signature Bank was
off the radar, or i missed it.

Now that they have some kind of new system, what's the "catch" and what was the SVB and NYSB "failures" REALLY all about?

Something big behind the scenes with this whole deal 😀☠️

Who benefitted that nobody's ever heard of ? 😀☠️

a reply to: xuenchen

One other big unanswered question is does this instant
new "Program" bail out little banks that are not SIB
(systemically important bank)?

I honestly do not know, this is all so sudden.

They must have known this for months!

originally posted by: xuenchen
Now that they have some kind of new system, what's the "catch" and what was the SVB and NYSB "failures" REALLY all about?

Something big behind the scenes with this whole deal 😀☠️

Who benefitted that nobody's ever heard of ? 😀☠️

Is this the beginning of the CBDC rollout maybe?

a reply to: burntheships

I wouldn’t call either of these banks large, as most have never heard of them.

Now……..a little birdie told me the next to fall might be Bank of America.

If that happens, I think we will have problems, and it will also be symbolic…..Bank…..of America..


Hang on tight friends.

In order to "build back" you have to first destroy. In order to reset something you must first destroy it.

And then you rebuild with your new infrastructure or design. CBDCs.

a reply to: nugget1

I think so, yes.

When people lose their bank accounts, they will be begging for the CBDC form of money. UBI will be a thing, this has been planned for years and FEDNOW goes live in July.

The stars are aligning. The problem is the gap between total financial collapse and when CBDC goes live. Things will get spicy if everyone is broke all at once.

originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
In order to "build back" you have to first destroy. In order to reset something you must first destroy it.

And then you rebuild with your new infrastructure or design. CBDCs.

Yep, there is still too much of an element of freedom in our currency.

originally posted by: JAGStorm

originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
In order to "build back" you have to first destroy. In order to reset something you must first destroy it.

And then you rebuild with your new infrastructure or design. CBDCs.

Yep, there is still too much of an element of freedom in our currency.

That also includes bringing in social credit. Then it's game over.

a reply to: burntheships

www.thestreet.com...

Crypto Bank Silvergate Collapsed
Two days earlier, Silvergate, the crypto bank, collapsed. The bank was where most of the big crypto firms went, because traditional banks did not want to do business with them. And that reluctance stemmed from warnings from regulators who consider the crypto industry a risky sector.

originally posted by: nugget1

originally posted by: xuenchen
Now that they have some kind of new system, what's the "catch" and what was the SVB and NYSB "failures" REALLY all about?

Something big behind the scenes with this whole deal 😀☠️

Who benefitted that nobody's ever heard of ? 😀☠️

Is this the beginning of the CBDC rollout maybe?

Or it's some kind of Cartel move !!!! 👩‍🏫

originally posted by: v1rtu0s0

originally posted by: JAGStorm

originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
In order to "build back" you have to first destroy. In order to reset something you must first destroy it.

And then you rebuild with your new infrastructure or design. CBDCs.

Yep, there is still too much of an element of freedom in our currency.

That also includes bringing in social credit. Then it's game over.

Do we all start at a negative social credit for being on ATS…?

originally posted by: JAGStorm

originally posted by: v1rtu0s0

originally posted by: JAGStorm

originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
In order to "build back" you have to first destroy. In order to reset something you must first destroy it.

And then you rebuild with your new infrastructure or design. CBDCs.

Yep, there is still too much of an element of freedom in our currency.

That also includes bringing in social credit. Then it's game over.

Do we all start at a negative social credit for being on ATS…?

Yeah, unless you're parroting the right narratives. Although probably just blacklisting everyone is easier. ATS members start with negative 50k CBDCs.

Hello Central Bank Digital Currency. That's what they will provide in a bailout.

originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
In order to "build back" you have to first destroy. In order to reset something you must first destroy it.

And then you rebuild with your new infrastructure or design. CBDCs.

People should go on mass strikes and revolts , until the criminals in goverment are made to pay for their crimes
Why even work anymore when all will be lost anyway?