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Mar 15, 2023 • 59 tweets • 26 min read • Read on X
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#FederalReserve is the largest central bank in the world.

Citizen vs. State: If you look at the original founding principle objectives of the federal reserve, you can’t find a single one which benefits the citizen. The fifth objective is clearly a great lie we’ve all been… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Here’s a prev 🧵 on #FederalReserve
Just an FYI. I tweet from my readings and curated knowledge of the masses. I’m no banking contagion expert 😂 Image
CREATION OF FEDERAL RESERVE:

THE SEEDS HAVE BEEN SOWED IN SECRECY ON JEKYLL ISLAND IN 1910
What FED thinks vs. What FED does👇
After they bailed #SiliconValleyBank Image
FED playbook:

QE-QT-QE-QT… forever until the currency is worthless. Then they bring in a new currency, back to square one. Image
The pundits are wrong as always Image
Your #Government is tied to the hip with the #BankingCartel

Together they keep you enslaved Image
Western sanctions didn’t dent Russia. In fact it’s helping them from staying out of the #BankingCrisis

Russia is moving from strength to strength Image
FED causes more problems than fixes Image
Why would a bank donate $74,000,000 towards #BlackLivesMatter movement which was riddled with greed & fraud
#GoWokeGoBroke Image
#SiliconValleyBank #BlackLivesMatter Image
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#FederalReserve reacts late in raising rates as well as cutting rates. FED causes these boom and bust cycles in the process leaving the entire banking system and credit lines in jeopardy.

#BankingSector vs. #FED 😂 Image
$2,000,000,000,000 of helicopter money injected into the US banks for easing liquidity by your FED Image
$54,000,000,000 to Credit Suisse to ease its credit in markets Image
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes Image
The #CentralBanking system has effectively mandated that banks can do no wrong. Even if they’re wrong, they’ll be backstopped to infinity ♾️

What does that mean… these banks will take insane risks with our money and #PrivatizeGains #SocializeLosses just like your governments… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… Image
#PrivatizeGainsSocializeLosses Image
If we are all waiting #FederalReserve to pump liquidity through QE then we aren’t good investors after all Image
Let them banks die, no bailouts or else you’re kicking the can down the road Image
JPMorgan in talks to acquire First Republic Bank. Finally there’ll just be 4 banks and all worlds banking there.

#TooBigToFail banks & government will rule the earth once again 🤷‍♂️ Image
This is the live look at…

⭕️ Risk management teams at FTX, SilverGate Bank, Credit Suisse, Silicon Valley Bank, First Republic Bank.

⭕️ #FederalReserve playing with interest rates and liquidity. Image
Thomas Jefferson knew exactly Image
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#BankingCrisis #CBDCs #SocialCreditSystem Image
#FederalReserve has undone 6 months worth of QT in 6 days and y’all still think they’re in control 🤷‍♂️ Image
Those banks are evil, #FederalReserve created a precedent by bailing out these risky banks even if they take incredible amounts of risks with our money and lose it all. Image
Janet Yellen saying our banking system is sound is like the media saying they’re unbiased, the government is there to help and the FBI investigating itself and finding no faults

WE ALL TRUST YOU JANET 😂

Gotta be the aliens who can teach us a valuable lesson in economics Image
Your banking system is robust & safe Image
Your #FederalReserve liquidity Image
What could we have done with $220 billion in bank bailouts. Of course its $300+ billion now, but you get the point across. Nothing good comes from bailouts. FED sends a wrong message to risk takers in banks. Image
Past: #BlackLivesMatter
Present: #BankLivesMatter Image
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#FederalReserve & the banking system Image
#FederalReserve hasn’t been audited for 110 years ever since it’s creation, but they want to audit $600 of your transactions. Transparency is one way. Image
Banking System is Safe & Sound Image
#PrivatizeGainsSocializeLosses Image
More banks going under, more QE Image
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A fair warning to the #FederalReserve Image
10 billion trillion quadrillion dollars 😂 Image
We know that gold paper trades 100x the original gold content. Most paper products & derivatives are worthless. Image
Bigger the banks, bigger their power
Bigger the banks, smaller the citizen

#Government assumes more power with nationalized banks & implement #CBDCs with complete financial surveillance and slavery Image
It’s way worse than 2008 GFC. Image
#BankingCrisis #WorldWarIII Image
#FederalReserve Image
When the US #FederalReserve and Treasury Secretary #JanetYellen calling US Banking System is robust…

Its actually the exact opposite. The banks are broke, the central bank is teetering on the brink of USD currency collapse… #Bitcoin is the exit Image
When #CentralBanks like Federal Reserve keeps printing money to bailout bankrupt banks and badly managed corporations, hyperinflation hits which erodes your currencies purchasing power immensely.

If #Hyperinflation happens, your rates double or purchasing power halves in hours… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… Image
When they release an emergency statement on major central banks liquidity crisis… they’re broke

#ECB is broke
#BOC is broke
#FED is broke

When there’s no demand for their worthless treasuries, where will they go for money… devaluation happens fast Image
If the Emergency Swap Lines between FED, ECB, BOJ, BOC, BOE and other central banks weren’t open, there would be unraveling of a $2000+ Trillion derivates, worth much less than what they are currently.
#EmergencySwapLines
#EmergencyFedSwapLines
Hey FED - when #FiveOctillionDollars
Hey FED - when #OneVigintillionDollar
Bankers risk department when FED keeps bailing them out everytime👇 Image
When people lose confidence in the banking system, they’re asking an exit to store their wealth. #Bitcoin is a pristine asset outside the system not based on debt but pure energy.

#Bitcoin is the exit when confidence is lost in the current banking system.
Swiss National Bank (SNB) reported a first loss ever of $133 billion. The central banks are broke folks, exit. Image

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