Some sauce showing HSBC failure to deliver notice from DTCC on 2-3-2023 of interest payments due on what looks like an Institutional Money Market fund: https://www.dtcc.com/-/media/Files/pdf/2023/2/3/Issuer-Failure-MMB6.pdf
This sort of notice was last seen in August 2008, approximately one month before Lehman Brothers collapse on September 15, 2008.
Crux of the theory is that the infinite money printing by the Federal Reserve was being used to keep zombie banks alive and keep the stock market manipulation going, but since January 19, 2023 all of this financial manipulation has been massively constrained and the cracks are starting to show.
The Deep State may be trying to make it to March 15, 2023 (business taxes due) OR April 18, 2023 (individual taxes due, likely more important). There are typically large revenue boosts around these two dates (presumably into Deep State coffers).
https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/irs-kicks-off-2023-tax-filing-season-with-returns-due-april-18
Yet another reason to correct your W-2 with form 4852 and change W-4 to "EXEMPT": https://greatawakening.win/p/16aA4T1R4C/success-constitutional-action-ag/c/ ; ADD more liquidity pressure on the system while Debt Ceiling is in place.
"Typical" TAX MONEY FLOWS: IRS->Treasury->Federal Reserve->BigBanks->Stockmarket
W-2 Correction/W-4 Fix - TAX MONEY FLOWS: IRS->'The People'->BigBanks->Credit Union System or Bitcoin or Silver/Gold
$ PRINTING MONEY FLOWS?: Federal Reserve->Treasury->Federal Reserve->BigBanks->Stockmarket
Possible countermeasure to protect yourself is move your money into Credit Union checking account out of FDIC system (possibly out of Federal Reserve system as well). CU system appears to be a separate system with its own FDIC-type of insurance. Savings accounts appear to be top of list in the case of a "bail-in" where bank takes deposits above a certain dollar level (usually above insurance limit, but subject to be lowered in an "EMERGENCY").
So what are you all doing with your bank savings? Would like to hear how the frens are dealing with this issue.
Vacant land seems like a good place to stash some cash to me. I'm also buying inexpensive land in order to experiment with "Title Correction" to get the deeds tied back to the original land grant, attempting to transfer/buy with silver/gold, and then force the County to sign Quit Claim so I get FULL TITLE and not EQUITABLE TITLE, and then County legally cannot collect property tax.
Okay, whoa, whoa, whoa, let me get this straight. Are you saying you're buying the land with gold or silver? And that somehow makes a difference from our 'normal' way of buying with paper? And you might be able to somehow force the county to give you a full title? Sorry, I don't know the difference between FULL title and EQUITABLE title, but you've sure got my ear, fren. Please, please explain more fully -- and please explain like I'm 5. This interests me greatly.
“Dollar” is Federal Reserve Debt Note, not Constitutional money per Article 1, Section 10. If you buy land without money and instead use debt, then technically you do not “own” it, the County does. County gives you EQUITABLE TITLE, holds FULL TITLE, and charges you “rent” for the use of County property in the form of property taxes.
States started doing this after March 9, 1933. This is why they confiscated all the gold in 1933 and silver in 1934 in order to stop “landowning”.
TDLR: It appears the state land was collateralized to back the national debt after 1931 bankruptcy, so they had to take control of the land somehow, and this appears to be how they did it. Note Fed Reserve initial 20 year charter expired in 1933 as well, and it appears to have been incorporated at that point.
Okay, so let me pose a scenario. My numbers probably won't be realistic, but let's go with them. Let's say you've got some money in the bank and you don't trust the bank. So you go out and buy 5k in gold (whether bullion or rounds or whatever.) And then you come across an acre of land for 5K. You buy it with your gold. Since you've paid in full, you should get the FULL title, right? And if you have the Full title, you can approach the city / county and tell them you won't be paying taxes because you have Full title. Is that the gist of it?
Also, let's say someone bought that land (or a house) with a typical mortgage. Finally, they get it paid off. The Title they get from the bank should be a Full Title - correct? And would they too then be eligible not to pay taxes?
What about collecting back taxes that they have been paying for years?