Termination of Cash Escalating Worldwide

[Y_Participant 4591]

Following India, Citibank is refusing to accept ANY cash in some of its branches in Australia.

Meanwhile, the father of NEGATIVE interest rates and the great supporter of bankers, the establishment, socialism, and anti-democratic process – Larry Summers – wrote in the left-wing newspaper Washington Post that it is time to kill the Federal Reserve $100 bill.

The entire purpose of eliminating cash is to strip us of our assets, liberty, and to prevent bank runs.

The Termination of Cash Approaching Rapidly

Meanwhile the Euro is a failed experiment. The EU Commission is trying to monetarily takeover Greece by outright denying the people any rights whatsoever. This is no different from an invasion but without arms

Italy, Spain, Portugal are next. France and Germany are still reeling from their own banking problems. Brexit will not be allowed to happen.

Cyprus – Greece – Whose Next?

Prepare the best you can…

[Anonymous 43]

Bank of America has removed the 1 atm for 100 miles from my town.

now all banks here are local.

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

I don’t know about Aussie money but every bill printed in the US has the following words printed on it: “Good for all debts public and private”. I had a guy at a gas station refuse to take $50 to pay for $25 in gas. I said thanks I guess the gas was free Yes? He said no you have to pay for it. I said I tried and you refused payment–ergo it free. I walked away and he was screaming he call the cops. I said go ahead I’ll wait for them and they can watch me try to pay you and you refuse payment.

Long story short cops get there, I explained it to them and said watch me try and pay him and watch him refuse payment. To which the cop said he doesn’t have to take a $50 if he doesn’t want to. I then pointed out what was written on the bill, he can chose not to accept it but I have no obligation to pay him in a manner of HIS choosing. Suppose he wants payment in dimes?

I said look–this is a sale of goods, and thus a contract. He has already performed his end of the contract by letting me pump the gas…he can chose not to accept the contractual consideration ie $$$ My end of the contract is fulfilled when I offer appropriate consideration which I did.

The cop ended up changing the $50 and I paid the guy.

[Anonymous 54]

The cop ended up changing the $50 and I paid the guy.

[/quote]Thats being a good Cop. He knew you were right.

[TattooDaveParticipant 6952]

So what did the bad cop do? I got really interested in all this back in 1989 when I read the book bankruptcy 1992. Well I don’t know about Australia I really feel bad for you blokes down there. You see what happens when we import Talent to work in United States gas stations. I can only see how funny that would be. How long did it take you

I can see their heads have been twisted and fed with worthless foam from the mouth. Bob d

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

I was there over an hour and to the cop’s credit he knew he was working a town that had a law school and us law students were little snots. Fortunately I’m not a little snot anymore–I graduated to big a-hole and no f~~~s given!

[TattooDaveParticipant 6952]

Best lawyer I ever worked with in my life was named after both a car and an airplane in North Hollywood California take a guess

I can see their heads have been twisted and fed with worthless foam from the mouth. Bob d

[Anonymous 54]

I love $50 Bills.

Ole Grummpy Grant staring at me!

[Anonymous 11]

Y_ wrote:

Following India, Citibank is refusing to accept ANY cash in some of its branches in Australia.

Can’t we find something more important to discuss, such as who will be the next guest on the Sally F~~~head show?

My money is on Trump and Putin.

My money is on the banks, the Jews, the Illuminati, the royal families, the thirteen families, the 300 families, and the Free Masons. You go girls!

[Anonymous 54]

The bad Cop would say..Sure give me the fifty Ill bring back change. And then not come back!!hahah

[bladeParticipant]

I remember around 10 years ago alot of real estates started refusing cash because they were getting robbed by desperate junkies.There was some controversy because there was a law that you can not refuse legal tender and i continued to pay my rent at that time in cash.Thats in oz.

Ps.f~~~ your funny gem 10

THE PLANTATION HAS NOW TURNED INTO THE KILLING FIELDS . WOMAN ARE NOW ROLLING CAMBODIAN STYLE .

[bladeParticipant]

In some places here in oz they have rolled out a cashless card for the unemployed under the guise they can’t purchase alcohol, tobacco .So no money goes in your bank account you just get a card.A lot of old peopld are complaining around where i live because the bank tellars are going and in suncorp bank there are no tellars as of a month ago and you have to use the machines for everything .Alot of old people find it thrustrating because they don’t know how to use them

THE PLANTATION HAS NOW TURNED INTO THE KILLING FIELDS . WOMAN ARE NOW ROLLING CAMBODIAN STYLE .

[Anonymous 11]

Where is oz? Please forgive my ignorance.
I had to open my f~~~ing mouth, number one rule, keep your f~~~ing mouth shut. I got everybody’s back.
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[bladeParticipant]

Australia dude.Ya got to be f~~~ing kidding were you thinking of the wizard of oz where dorathy had happy times with the tin man and others

THE PLANTATION HAS NOW TURNED INTO THE KILLING FIELDS . WOMAN ARE NOW ROLLING CAMBODIAN STYLE .

[Anonymous 42]

blade wrote:

Alot of old people find it thrustrating because they don’t know how to use them

F~~~ the old people, they’re closer to kicking the bucket anyway, they should revoke their drivers licenses when their glasses get thicker than a cheeseburger…

[Anonymous 11]

Anonymous wrote:

blade wrote:

Alot of old people find it thrustrating because they don’t know how to use them

F~~~ the old people, they’re closer to kicking the bucket anyway, they should revoke their drivers licenses when their glasses get thicker than a cheeseburger…

Yeah, death to the old people.

[BeerParticipant 11832]

blade wrote:

In some places here in oz they have rolled out a cashless card for the unemployed under the guise they can’t purchase alcohol, tobacco

These don’t work. All the shady little corner stores just ring up booze and cigs as milk and eggs. I’ve seen it done. Either that, or the derelicts hang around in grocery stores at the self checkout lines and offer to swipe their card to pay your bill in exchange for cash. I’ve had this done to me multiple times. Sometimes they’ll even offer to let you pay them a fraction of whats on the card because they want cash so they can go buy drugs so badly. I’ve always told them to f~~~ off just out of principal…f~~~ing scum bags.

[Anonymous 0]

Y_ wrote:

Following India, Citibank is refusing to accept ANY cash in some of its branches in Australia.

Meanwhile, the father of NEGATIVE interest rates and the great supporter of bankers, the establishment, socialism, and anti-democratic process – Larry Summers – wrote in the left-wing newspaper Washington Post that it is time to kill the Federal Reserve $100 bill.

The entire purpose of eliminating cash is to strip us of our assets, liberty, and to prevent bank runs.

The Termination of Cash Approaching Rapidly

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Meanwhile the Euro is a failed experiment. The EU Commission is trying to monetarily takeover Greece by outright denying the people any rights whatsoever. This is no different from an invasion but without arms

Italy, Spain, Portugal are next. France and Germany are still reeling from their own banking problems. Brexit will not be allowed to happen.

Cyprus – Greece – Whose Next?

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Prepare the best you can…

Great post, Humble
+1for you
In the event of monetary/social collapse, what do you think people will use for money AFTER the barter stage becomes un-usable? It will need to be something that is a recognized as a store of value and is durable. That is physical gold and silver. Gold as a STORE OF VALUE because it is a small package that is worth a lot and is durable. And silver as EVERYDAY MONEY because it is more plentiful and durable. And can be “traded” in smaller amounts. I would like to hear other options on this issue. Please jump in.

[Anonymous 0]

My spell checker rendered the word “Yumbo” as “Humble” and I didn’t catch it in time and now I don’t see the “edit”. Sorry about that Yumbo.

[It’sallbsParticipant]

So what happens when you lose your job etc and have debts and the computer says no. You can’t pawn your tv for cash to buy food with. 1984 isn’t coming it’s already here.

http://www.leavemeansleave.eu

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