Entry Submitted by Danlboon at 10:05 AM ET on May 3, 2023
Maybe these banks that collapse where they go from $120 per share to $1 per share are not all what they’re cracked up to be, and someone is there to buy them all up as planned.
The stockholders that didn’t get to sell their shares in time and the customers that didn’t get to withdraw their funds in time are all real losers, but those who purchase those banks just happen to purchase it as cents on the dollar and can keep everything that was on the books prior to the collapse for themselves.
How is it they can collapse when it is FIAT currency and the US Treasury has printed up trillions of notes?
We The People are to receive everything that we had in the bank and not just left holding the bag while the big guys make off with our losses.
Maybe the White Hats have been keeping track on all this and they know the executives and the big stock holders that sold out prior to the collapse that made millions are now the new major stockholders in the purchasing company thru a shell corporation.
Are these the only companies to buy those banks as the primary owners of; BlackRock, State Street and Vanguard?
Maybe a notice needs to go out and if there is any company that is involved with; BlackRock, State Street and Vanguard as primarily with ownership then they are to be placed on the hit list as with the Federal Reserve to shut them down as they are not to exist lawfully.
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