IT BEGINS....THE TAKEOVER THAT NO ONE IS TALKING ABOUT [say goodbye to credit]
👀 CREDIT RED PILL 💊
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0g2PzOjFjY
Banks buying up, changing rules.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0g2PzOjFjY
Banks buying up, changing rules.
This is a very important question for us here to be discussing. We can approach this logically.
First - everything happening right now seems to be happening organically (even though we know WHs are behind it) and everything is following the law.
Second - everything we see is a controlled demolition of the existing system. The Trump EOs ensure that any gains from crime goes back to the Treasury when its all done.
Keeping that in mind, there are two possibilities to our credit cards.
The debt is owed to a bank/organization that, suprisingly, never committed crimes against Humanity. In this case, it would be argued that the debt remains intact (rule of law) and we will have to repay this debt as we normally would. I expect this to be very small portion - like local banks, credit unions etc. Those who would not be engaging in any predatory tactics.
The debt is owed to a bank/organization that committed crimes against Humaniity. In this case ultimately all the debt will be owed to the Treasury.
At the same time, people would also have lost all their savings they had in the banks that were wiped away. Their assets now belonging to the Treasury.
So treasury will have tons of assets that should be repatriated to its rightful owners and debt that is owed from the people.
My guess is that up to a certain amount (lets just say 100K USD) all savings are replenished from the Treasury assets. The rest will only be repatriated only once they are satisfied that they could be accounted for and did not come from any crimes. (I believe this database is already being compiled all through the last few years, tracing all the flows of money)
So once the asset side of the Treasury is squared away, we can start working out the debt side. I would say the final result would be based on what is fair for everyone.
For example, if I took credit card loan and bought a 60" TV, and now I get to keep the TV? Even if the credit is forgiven? I dont think thats fair.
At the same time, if I was surviving on credit because I was a victim of this beast financial system (lets say lost job to diversity hires, or got injured by vaccines or any number of ways the system gobbles you up) and now I have to carry the burdens even in the brand new world? Thats not fair as well.
I think again there will be some sensible way in which some of the debt is forgiven and some of the debt is rolled into a low/no interest long term repayment.