China limiting cash withdrawls.

If Blackrock and Advantage own it all and have invested our pension funds in China. Then since China is doing a bail-in on withdrawing funds because they haven't got the cash. Should we at least be a little bit worried? It seems that tanks are on the streets. The government is cracking down, and stopping the moans on social media, changing the health status of people with high deposits, so they can't protest. In this situation, the contagion will spread fast, or perhaps it has already spread, anyone tried to get large sums of cash out lately. Here is an update on what the MSM don't seem to report on.

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America next

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I'm glad they brought up the Tiananmen Square massacre of 1989. A death toll of 2600 - 2800, and China maintains it was 200. Damn liars.

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She lost me at the Nord VPN advertisement.

That's a premium service which requires a payment to subscribe. How will the poor Chinese who cant withdraw money activate their Nord VPN services? I guess spending their money online isn't restricted. The creator of this video gets money from Nord VPN for the shout out though. $13.99 monthly plan.

Something fishy like the commercials for stockpiling drums of survival foods at the beginning of doom porn conspiracy videos on bitchute.

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Nord VPN is sponsoring her, I just skipped through the ad. I think when China defaults it will cause us to be in the same position, it was predictable that's why they have enacted the bail-in laws, there will be really pissed off people if they can't get their money out of the bank. Is that why the IRS agents will be armed? Technically China has gold but it is illegal for it to leave the country. But then again if Russia and China are the reserve currency, they could just print it. Paper promises seem to have their problems.

China's economic stability has been creaking for a while. One big development company went into receivership a few months ago now. It accounted for around 5% of the overall China economy from some reports at the time. The shock waves seam to be gradually working through the system.

As for how much is at stake, looks like a lot more than $6 Billion. As for where it is all going, don't look good with the way covid is getting played out there. Has China over extended on the Belts and Road policy as they need to get their own house in order?

If it all does fall apart, might take some of the insanity pressure going on in our governments?

from what i hear, it's just the local bank,

the big banks are fine.

hunter and joe are making big withdrawals.

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There is talk of the great reset globalists wanting or needing to have an event where the dollar/pound/euro all collapse at once.
This they plan to do in order to place the cherry on the cake of their new world order demon system-That cherry being a central/global government controlled digital currency.

This cannot be seen to be done from within the US/Europe/UK

It has to be done in a way that looks like its a genuine crisis-not the engineered take down of the free world that it actualy is.
If the Chinese economy collapses-or is helped to do so,maybe by the likes of Blackrock/vanguard-that can be made to look like the perfect "natural" event they need to usher in the digital currency,which by the way they need to be in place for them to steal everyones property and assets.

Bonus doom points--
What do you reckon the CCP will do when they need a distraction from their economic collapse?
Claim the Russians need some help?
Invade Taiwan?
Both?

Our poor younger generations,those tiktok addled,fragile,anxiety ridden and easily offended are about to get the shock of their cotton wool wrapped lives when this hits the fan.

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Our poor younger generations,those tiktok addled,fragile,anxiety ridden and easily offended are about to get the shock of their cotton wool wrapped lives when this hits the fan.



No spit, they will do anything someone request.

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They started doing this a few months ago. How is it currently any different than it was when they started? I'm not sweating economic collapse and civil unrest in China. Hopefully, they will all rise up and drag the bodies of the CCP through the streets Gaddafi style.

I wonder if China will pressure the US to sooner and more quickly repay the 900B it still owes. Maybe the new IRS agents can squeeze it out of the 79% lower/middle income class (30k-90k year) people. I sure hope so. Those usurpers need a put-down like, NOW.

/sarc

There are stores in the US that cannot do cash transactions.

Example. Went to a Auto Part store chain. Bought something for 10.32. Handed them a 20. They had no change so just gave me back 10 dollars. This was 3 weeks ago.

Weird times....

Stupid, stupid people. Let me rant.

This is all about control of your assets, money, and servitude. Direct deposit? All digital transactions? Only using your card? Here is the shining example of why it's a bad idea, yet everyone just follows the directive. The citizens wanted to withdraw their cash deposits. Well guess what? The banks don't have it. Never did. It's all been a ruse for decades now. The slow implementation of a cashless society is starting in China.

Here's another thing no one seems to mention:

Why doesn't anyone seem to be bothered by what the CCP did to prevent access to the banks? The changed their CV!9 health "passport" status from green to red in order to force citizens to stay at home and "quarantine"." That is why you don't allow the gov't to access your phone, subscribe to health "passports", or even install anything remotely close to what can be used as a passport on your phone.

DO YOU GET IT NOW, CITIZEN?

This should be the most alarming point of news in the entire video, on this thread, or in the social media spreading of this video and this happened months ago. What do we get instead? Talks about a NordVPN ad and ... crickets.

My God, we are certainly heading right down that path.

I have seen signs of major problems in China for years.
things like building major cities and no one living in them.
No industry to support the towns
www.ndtv.com...

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Just last night I was watching a video on Be Amazed about artificial islands. Part of it talked about some islands China had constructed as a luxury resort (same concept as those islands off the coast of Dubai that are shaped like a palm tree). The main financial backer, supposedly one of the wealthiest guys in China, ended up going broke due to that!

They seem to have undergone a massive building boom that had nothing at all to support it.

Honestly, I wonder if they really have the billion+ population they claim to have. Because if they do, why are those "ghost cities" sitting empty?

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Well China is a communist country, what else anybody think happen in communist countries, we need to understand that just because the globalist, corporate and our own political corrupted politicians making money out of China, the propaganda machine had downplayed what a communist country really is all about to stop the outrage of the voters and consumers in the US.

In communist countries, the people are powerless, and the government dictate whatever they feel like at their expenses, no complain or outrage will change what China is.

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In 2021 US lost 400 billion of pension funds to China, I wonder how much more has been lost since then.

www.capoliticalreview.com...

They were so hellbent on world domination they built like lunatics and went bust

morons

Time to arm the Chinese people and remove the CCP

hehe

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Am aware that they are full on-board, with The-Great-Reset™, and the International-Financial-Scam-System™.
Have a basic understanding of Fiat™ BS™.

It doesn't register with me, who is China indebted-to ?

Haven't they been raking-in trillions, in the last 20-30 years or so ?

Don't they pay for their infrastructure, through their National-Bank™ loans, just like the USA and Canada are supposed-to do, but don't ?

How can they go broke ?

Is it all because it's just squiggly lines on paper, and they're manipulating them, to get the desired results ?

Have they refused to issue more cash, to supposedly curtail Inflation™ ?