[familyop]

He posted it, because he can get away with it. People who love conspiracy theories and false prophecies love to fasten themselves to characters already proven to be wrong.

[nickcarraway]

If there are no banks, where will the rivers go?

[familyop]

This is only my opinion, and I’m not a financial advisor.

But the economy looks like the early 70s right now. The Fed is causing interest rates to go up in an effort to cool down (slow) the economy. With landlords and other real estate interests clinging to property so much, it may be a long and difficult process.

While real estate hoarders, price jackers and retail owners push us to spend, it might be wise to save money and avoid debt. Investments that involve risk might need to wait for the markets to get near the bottom sometime during the next few years.

[familyop]

Some banks will fail during a stagflation situation but not all banks. The banks that I saw closing during the 1980s were small banks in small towns. There might have been larger banks closing, but I didn’t notice any. Was busy with other things and not paying much attention back then.

[bitt]

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[Fledermaus]

Chase just built 2 new banks where I live in the last year.

[blueplum]

wait...on ‘telegram’ ????

I’ll take spoof accounts for $1,000 please, Alex

The real Scavino:

https://truthsocial.com/@DanScavino

[maddog55]

I think it’s safe to say that’s BS.

[Vermont Lt]

Oh my Lord.

If this is true, you can’t do a damn thing about it. Some folks get all dramatic to get attention.

Lose zero sleep over this.

[dynachrome]

h t t ps://bit.ly/TRUMPBOND

If you went to this site to buy a “trumpbond” you were scammed.

[The Duke]

If they did this then the only solutions I can imagine being left would be highly illegal and highly violent.

The good news is that George Floyd teaches us that a home invader can still ultimately become a national treasure.