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For some time I have emphatically stated that there will be a bank hack or cyber attack as the global economy is pushed to the brink of collapse. From top level sources I can confirm to you what you are seeing is an emerging pattern of various beta-tests using Stuxnet like algorithms to affect the banking networks the world over. I can tell you though that the primary target is the US.
How can so many bank and ATM networks like NYCE, PULSE, PLUS, INTERAC, CIRRUS, BACNET, NOVUS all be affected? This is truly something of a very sophisticated nature. Something that is very large in scope and very ominous in action. Folks it is without a shadow of a doubt that these are all beta-tests. I have said it before this will be a financial false flag. The frequency of banking network failures has gotten to be very acute to the point that I am convinced that we are edging closer to the one major event that will set everything in motion.
The take down of the economy is close at hand and the major cyber attack will be on it’s way.
Ten months ago a massive powerful bank hack hit over 206 banks worldwide simultaneously siphoning billions from customer accounts. It went under-reported and unnoticed by main stream media. Six months ago NatWest/RBS online banking and ATM went offline. Millions had trouble accessing their funds. A few months later online banking and ATMs from some of the biggest names in banking in the US started to receive DNS error messages and were knocked offline completely or were limping along,causing millions a hassle and head ache to get their funds. Two weeks ago Chase had an “issue” with their online banking computers as well as their mainframe servers were hit by some “problems” that caused thousands of their customers bank accounts to read $0.00 as their balance. Millions of others had issues accessing funds and ATM’S from the house of Morgan. Last week the entire banking network of South Korea went down for hours, millions of customers were not able to access their funds, use ATMs or even check their balance. This week the entire Internet teetered on the brink of collapse as SpamHaus was hit by over 300 billion bits of information per second. That is what we are led to believe and that this attack was led by a rival company Cyber-bunker. Whether this story is true or not, it does highlight the sensitivity of the internet. The overpowering pattern and factor here is that wherever you look in the world there are issues with the internet, networks and servers and it all centers around banking.
Wednesday we alerted readers to a cyber bank raid affecting at least 60 institutions across Europe and North America that had already siphoned $2.5 billion out of thousands of accounts.
Officials have pointed to recent hacking attacks on U.S. banks as a sign that the cyber threat is real and growing.
"The clarion call is here and we need to be dealing with this very urgently," said Napolitano. "Attacks are coming all the time. They are coming from different sources, they take different forms. But they are increasing in seriousness and sophistication."
I can tell you though that the primary target is the US. Look you can not have a bank hack a few months ago that siphoned over $2 billion and hitting over 200 banks by some mere hacking group. In order pull something off like this I stated in a prior alert that this is something that can only be done by an Intelligence Agency working in close collusion with a Central Bank. After all you need to understand that various money and wire networks through which currency flows. Who but a Central Bank can give you the access and the backdoor for this to occur?
Are we to withdraw all of our money from the bank and keep it at home? Pay for everything in cash? It doesn't seem plausible, especially considering digital currency is the way in which the world is headed. Even then, if a hacker or the haircuts can't get your money, whose to say a robber will not?
More than $114 billion exited the biggest U.S. banks this month, and nobody’s quite sure why.
The Federal Reserve releases data on the assets and liabilities of commercial banks every Friday. The most current figures, covering the first full week of 2013, show the largest one-week withdrawals since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. Even when seasonally adjusted, the level drops to $52.8 billion—still the third-highest amount on record, and one for which bank experts and analysts were reluctant to give a definitive explanation.
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reply to post by daryllyn
I feel lately like I am watching a train wreck.. I can't do anything to stop it, but, I also cannot look away.
reply to post by Strawberry88
Could you please elaborate why its wrong to put a limit on the amount of land one person can possess?
Originally posted by Strawberry88
reply to post by FissionSurplus
Completely OT for which I apologize, but;
Could you please elaborate why its wrong to put a limit on the amount of land one person can possess?
The way things are going, it will end in a few people owning every piece of land...
I'm in my twenties (living in Europe) and there is already no way I can buy land without borrowing most of the money.
There are 7 billion people on this planet and im not advocating communism when I state that in my opinion everyone has the right to at least a share.Might as wel go back to the middle ages where a few lords had all the land and dear e the peasant had to repay my lord for the great right of being allowed to live there...
Buying only to rent to others is something that disgusts me, im sorry, people who CAN continually make it harder for people who CANT, prices go up, the rich get richer,... We rent, meanwhile prices keep going up, and people who already own property, already got their children a house of their own, still need to buy more only to rent it, just because you can? That makes you a selfish individualistic moron who doesnt deserve the success that allowed them to play real life monopoly in the first place. (obviously not directed at you or anyone else!) Im not an envious person as some might deduce from this, I just think that on the spectrum of solidarity to species-destroying selfishness, this would be up there along with being a banker criminal or a corrupt politician except for that it seems socially accepted.
OT: Expecting this as well and there is nothing we can do imo, what little reserves I have, they're staying on the bank, with enough cash to go around. There are so many possibilities though that I have no idea which card will be played, but heres a deuce, its all I have so go ahead, show me your full house, dont care, I just want to start the next hanf, and perhaps this time get an equal amount of cards.