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humanalien
12th August 2012, 15:14
U.S Banks Told To Prepare For Total Collapse!
Martial law is being prepared for a staged
banking collapse in the late October. This
is a Red Alert! Only exposing the fact that
this is staged will make them back off. Let's
get to work exposing the Banksters-this is not
a game it is WAR!!!
lsp5n3Lc1hU
Sidney
12th August 2012, 16:23
That headline says "Prepare for PREVENTION of collpase. Not Prepare for collapse. Thats 2 different things. The more I listen to Alex Jones, the more I see alot of fear mongering. I like AJ and have been a fan for years, but I wonder sometimes.
WhiteFeather
12th August 2012, 17:05
Can the banks prevent collapse? Yes if the corrupted government lends a hand to itself. And Im sure they will. Time to print some more Monopoly Money for sure!
spiritguide
12th August 2012, 18:02
Thanks to the fiat system we are all whores to the bankers and their puppets the government. We need to withhold our services.
Rocky_Shorz
12th August 2012, 18:08
U.S Banks Told To Prepare For Total Collapse!
Martial law is being prepared for a staged
banking collapse in the late October. This
is a Red Alert! Only exposing the fact that
this is staged will make them back off. Let's
get to work exposing the Banksters-this is not
a game it is WAR!!!
lsp5n3Lc1hU
the more the Fed can get the US thinking we can't live without them, the less chance of change...
stop spreading their fear propaganda and join the 99% in saying good riddance...
wynderer
12th August 2012, 19:02
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ThePythonicCow
12th August 2012, 19:14
U.S Banks Told To Prepare For Total Collapse!
An earlier Alex Jones article:
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http://thepythoniccow.us/AlexJonesWarnsBankCollapse.png================
Notice the date on this one: September 9, 2010 :).
Something's got to give (fail) here ... but when and how is harder to know.
K626
12th August 2012, 19:26
At davos they agreed to print 3 trillion more fake money a year.
love
K
humanalien
12th August 2012, 20:31
If the banks don't fail, it will only be because the federal
reserve bailed them out once again.
christian
12th August 2012, 21:25
They can always print more money and come up with more schemes. The monetary system will only collapse if either the cabal makes it collapse or if we the people grow out of our perceived need to use their money.
humanalien
12th August 2012, 21:40
They can always print more money and come up with more schemes. The monetary system will only collapse if either the cabal makes it collapse or if we the people grow out of our perceived need to use their money.
That answer gets my vote.
music
12th August 2012, 22:05
The banks will fail, but initially not all banks. The next round of failures will see more GS and Rothschild competitors bite the dust or be consumed, while government (our) money is given to the cartel to bail them out of the mess they intentionally created to get their hands on our money. It is theft, pure and simple, but the act of theft itself has a knock-on effect which costs peoples' lives. Governments know exactly what is going on, but governments lack both the power and the inclination to do anything about it. Governments collude up to their culpable arses, and key members of all governments should face the same reckoning as the banksters when the day comes.
IndigoStar
12th August 2012, 22:35
We can sit around on the internet warning each other and complaining about the system all day, but that isn't going to change anything. Real change comes from action. This is what I'm talking about -
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nottelling
12th August 2012, 22:48
We can sit around on the internet warning each other and complaining about the system all day, but that isn't going to change anything. Real change comes from action.
Exactly. That's sig material right there.
Every single problem in this world has a solution which can be worked on locally. Every single one.
I love the video. Thanks for posting it.
ThePythonicCow
12th August 2012, 23:48
They can always print more money and come up with more schemes. The monetary system will only collapse if either the cabal makes it collapse or if we the people grow out of our perceived need to use their money.
The cabal is not monolithic, and the cabal does not always choose to print their way out of monetary crises.
Power is shifting from the Anglo-American axis to the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa and over a hundred other nations.)
Austerity is alternated with an expansive monetary policy, as a matter of course. Over and over we see ready debt extended on easy terms, to individuals, corporations and nations, until the debtor is hopelessly overextended. Then the easy credit is withdrawn, and the debtor ends up owing their soul, their land and resources, their labor and their first born to the creditor.
Right now, the creditors are the BRICS ... the debtors are the Anglo-American-Euro axis. Austerity will be here soon.
Marsila
13th August 2012, 00:32
As an Argentinian, i can't even remember the number of times i had repeated to people that Argentina 2001, is the experiment that will be applied to the world later on. It was never 3rd world, it was a rich country turned poor.
As someone in this documentary I am posting here said, about that country
"we are where the rest of the world is going", and unfortunatley Europe has reached that point in time now.
But on the bright side that also means the 'solutions of a sort' have also been created. This is Avi Lewis's and Naomi Kleins good documentary "The Take" on how some factory workers in Argentina took back the factories they used to work in under the slogan of Occupy, Resist, Produce...until a government that listens to them came up.
Now sure, there are some 'stereotype' ideas about that place, that aren't true at all, but that isn't the point.
It is in 9 parts but so as not to hog this thread will just put the first, on the side bar on youtube you could see the rest.
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turiya
13th August 2012, 01:09
Max Keiser / Alex Jones 8/12/2012
www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeBW_84-oII#t=2167s
trenairio
13th August 2012, 01:34
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Tony
13th August 2012, 15:58
I've already put this on this morning...
One always has to read the wording carefully, the difference creates a slightly different ripple.
US banks told to make plans for preventing collapse ...Reuters.
US banks told to prepare for total collapse....Alex Jones.
Carmody
13th August 2012, 17:13
The history is that fiat currencies with any sort of % of debt atached cannot do anything but fail. That is the mathematical truth of such scenarios. it is an undeniable point of termination that will be reached.
If one looks at it as a higher order parasite activity it can be compared to the idea of a virus that attaches to a host, grows by terminating the host though endless growth, implodes the host..... and the vestige moves to the next newly infected host.
anyone building such a system as a 'percentage debt attached fiat currency system'.....knows this.
The only way this can be corrected is if the host issues the currency with no debt attached.
Then the host grows.
However, the virus does not grow in that scenario. It terminates, or it is in a 'never been' scenario (it, the virus, does not exist in that scenario).
Therefore, the virus will ALWAYS do it's best, to the point of pushing every ounce of it's life force, always, into producing and maintaining a debt driven percentage based fiat currency scenario.
See it for what it is.
It is a cabal or virus based version of hiding their ways and methodologies in a financial version of a 'scorched earth' action, policy, etc...and also a form of slavery for the unaware host that does not think in complex enough terms with enough depth.
The 'scorched earth' part is about removing the 'living memory' (destruction of the denizens and their history, both living and record) of what happens when they do this thing,and move about, always looking to ride on the back of any host, anywhere, which may attempt to come to life and 'be' (exist, to come into being).
It is a simple method, and it is functional.
For all the apparent complexity of Human world based finance..... it really is that simple at the core working level.
edit: think of it this way, you have the core point of numbers, 0 through 9. look at all the things that are done with this basic set.
think of fiat currencies and the idea of currencies or money, in this way. There is the base functionality and then all the complexity that can be built around it. But at the base level, it is really the basic equation, that remains unchanged.
The break point is host vs virus, and thus 'self issued currency from the host', or 'virally introduced fiat with debt attached'.
That is the core point... that is the issue at hand, where one spirals off in a completely different direction than the other.
K626
13th August 2012, 17:23
They can always print more money and come up with more schemes. The monetary system will only collapse if either the cabal makes it collapse or if we the people grow out of our perceived need to use their money.
The cabal is not monolithic, and the cabal does not always choose to print their way out of monetary crises.
Power is shifting from the Anglo-American axis to the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa and over a hundred other nations.)
Austerity is alternated with an expansive monetary policy, as a matter of course. Over and over we see ready debt extended on easy terms, to individuals, corporations and nations, until the debtor is hopelessly overextended. Then the easy credit is withdrawn, and the debtor ends up owing their soul, their land and resources, their labor and their first born to the creditor.
Right now, the creditors are the BRICS ... the debtors are the Anglo-American-Euro axis. Austerity will be here soon.
Excellent post.
I would add that the west has aided and abetted this labour and skills transfer by moving production to the BRICS, especially China (see Apple).
love
K
music
15th August 2012, 07:08
I've already put this on this morning...
One always has to read the wording carefully, the difference creates a slightly different ripple.
US banks told to make plans for preventing collapse ...Reuters.
US banks told to prepare for total collapse....Alex Jones.
I was under the impression that Reuters was Rothschild controlled, and has been since early last century? Pinch of salt time, as with all media (including alt media most of the time).
conk
15th August 2012, 17:04
They can always print more money and come up with more schemes. The monetary system will only collapse if either the cabal makes it collapse or if we the people grow out of our perceived need to use their money.Not entirely true. It supposes that the currency can be inflated to infinity, which of course cannot happen. The system will collapse however. It's by design. It has happened many times since the inception of fiat receipts.
christian
16th August 2012, 19:11
They can always print more money and come up with more schemes. The monetary system will only collapse if either the cabal makes it collapse or if we the people grow out of our perceived need to use their money.Not entirely true. It supposes that the currency can be inflated to infinity, which of course cannot happen. The system will collapse however. It's by design. It has happened many times since the inception of fiat receipts.
Of course it's by design. But those schemes must not all be about inflating, they could they just say "this and that new instrument will eat up junk-bonds and derivates etc. in this and that way" and thus prevent hyperinflation for instance. I mean, since it is all arbitrary fiat backed by nothing, they can make just any rule they want. They do it all the time and of course it's already all outrageous but as long as there's no significant opposition they can play with rules and instruments as they like.
humanalien
17th August 2012, 06:27
I've already put this on this morning...
One always has to read the wording carefully, the difference creates a slightly different ripple.
US banks told to make plans for preventing collapse ...Reuters.
US banks told to prepare for total collapse....Alex Jones.
I was under the impression that Reuters was Rothschild controlled, and has been since early last century? Pinch of salt time, as with all media (including alt media most of the time).
I don't know who controls them but i know alex jones
doesn't think to highly of them either. What i don't
understand is why does he keep on using them as
as reference source material.
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