[Anitius Severinus Boethius]

Of course they are. They are already confiscating bank accounts. Anything over 8,000 Euros is being “taxed” this next week.

[Marcella]

Greeneyes, you and I were talking about having cash in the bank and/or at home. This article says:

“Greeks cannot withdraw cash left in safe deposit boxes at Greek banks as long as capital restrictions remain in place, a deputy finance minister told Greek television on Sunday.”

And, Anitius says: “They are already confiscating bank accounts. Anything over 8,000 Euros is being “taxed” this next week.”

So, our money isn’t going to be safe in banks even if we have bank statements to prove we have(had) money in there. They can take it or tax it. I don’t want banks to have my money if there is an economic collapse.

[catnipman]

“Of course they are. They are already confiscating bank accounts. “

Yeah, but those bank accounts are just ones and zeros spinning on the hard drives of Greek banks that are about to go belly up here in the next day or two, meaning the spinning ones will go poof leaving nothing but spinning zeros, whereas the safety deposit boxes contain actual, physical Euro bank notes.

[W.]

It's being called a haircut. Others might call it time to go postal, but who knows. How's the gun control in Greece's socialist paradise? Heh.

Little wonder why they so desperately want to take away all our guns...