Rumor Central: "Bank Holiday Rumors Swirl Amidst Currency Crisis"
"Bank Holiday Rumors Swirl Amidst Currency Crisis"
by Paul Joseph Watson
by Paul Joseph Watson
"With the world on the verge of a currency war as the Federal Reserve follows through on its dollar-killing quantitative easing program, rumors are once again swirling of a “bank holiday,” during which US citizens will be prevented from withdrawing money or at least limited in the amount of the withdrawal they can make. The bank holiday is rumored to be set for next week, with Thursday November 11 pinpointed as the likeliest date.
According to radio host Steve Quayle, a pastor was told by one of the managers of a prominent east coast bank that banks would close for an undetermined amount of time, and that when they reopened, “all withdrawals by checks would be limited to $500 per week – no matter what the balance in the account is.” Limiting the amount of money customers can withdraw or blocking the facility altogether reminds us of a Citigroup advisory that was sent to customers at the start of the year which stated that the bank reserved “the right to require (7) days advance notice before permitting a withdrawal from all checking accounts.”
The story stoked fears that financial institutions were preparing for bank runs. On his website, Quayle asks, “When in U.S. History has a sitting President taken off on an overseas trip for an extended period of time, with 65 airplanes, 34 warships reportedly 3,000 people including his friends and cohorts, at the pinnacle of an economic and political upheaval?”
Fears of a bank holiday first arose in June of last year, when it was rumored that banks would close their doors in early September. Concern was fueled by reports that US embassies in foreign countries were purchasing large quantities of local currency."
- http://beforeitsnews.com/story/253/462/
A comment: I wouldn't normally post unsubstantiated rumors, but there's a lot happening behind the scenes right now, this information is circulating in several normally reliable sources, and a real economic "bank holiday" is quite possible. Protect yourself as best you can... -CP
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