Yesterday I suggested the movement consider organized bank runs as a non-violent but very effective means of protest against the banks and our would be masters. Today I am seeing evidence that this concept is gaining momentum, but with a twist to simply transfer money from the national banks, to local ones… this will not work!
Please understand, the banking system is a huge network. They are all together, supporting each other. If one bank experiences a sudden loss, particularly from bank runs, the rest will support it. Think of them as one big bank, and you’ll understand that transfers are pointless.
Empty your accounts. Go cash as much as possible. The whole network has to feel the pinch.
DO NOT BE THE LAST ONE IN LINE AT THE BANK TO GET YOUR MONEY OUT!
Here is my original post on organized bank runs;
http://www.occupyoakland.org/2011/11/dear-occupy-movement/
They fear this because when a loan is given out, a bank doesn’t actually give you their own money for the loan. They give you the money in their vaults which would otherwise be sitting doing nothing. They literally give you other peoples money but expect you to pay THEM the interest! When a ban run occurs, the bank never has enough in its vault to give back to all the people who opened accounts with them… and they capsize.
The way I see it, is that this is a way for the people to demonstrate who owes who. Reverse the debt!
The banks own everyone and everything. I understand now that the global banking syndicate intends malevolent global domination and that they are close to achieving it. Sacrifices must be made to stop them, I suggest this method as a means of utterly shaking their power base at its core. They have methods to discourage bank runs like temporary account freezing, but they have nothing for a persistent organized effort to withdraw funds upon lift of a freeze.
For this idea to have any potency, others must know. Talk to your “Occupy” local leaders and friends. One drop will send ripples in the pond.
Reverse the Debt! For liberty,
Marion Mills
Sacramento
I use a local bank that only invests in green sustainable business. https://www.newresourcebank.com/
I’d prefer my money be invested in these types of businesses than have it sit under my mattress.