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22 hrs agoLiked by Gregory Mannarino

I am currently having to file a complaint with the regulatory agency FINRA as Robinhood has locked me out of my account and I am now, after many years of having this account, unable to access my funds. This situation arose after I declined to submit biometric verification, which requires a photo of the front and both sides of my face. They have stolen my money.

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Oh my. You are unable to withdraw funds?

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... the Grand Illusion is no longer an illusion - people are getting hurt. Hacked bio-metric signatures - hacked digital phone money - hack political decisions don't matter when liquidity dries up - even if they remove market drops/corrections from the equation - MMRI pushing Extreme Risk, but hey,"In life You must take risks Lions." [GM] - Bitcoin $90K and still no profit taking showing (JP Morgan where are You?)... this disaster is no longer waiting to happen. Global Control's Zombie Ponzi is here... this is the fire in the madhouse. This market is like women - the more they fight aging the crazier they get. ;-)

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I hope that terrible idea doesn't spread to other brokers. Thank you for the warning of how bad Robinhood is. No way would I want an account with them after learning that they're treating their clients that badly.

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Do you have political enemies in the Biden Administration? If so, they just might place you on a “no fly list”.

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I said this before, as soon as the government gets involved in the crypto space, they will weaponize it against you!

Biometrics, CBDC, it's already hear and it's only going to get worse. Biometrics will be required to access anything and everything.

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Resist. Own It all.

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I appreciate your analysis Greg. And I agree with what you are seeing in the financial sector. However, I have a huge issue with the notion that we have to "sleep with the enemy" as you put it in your vlog today. We need to eschew the system in as many ways as we can. Supporting the very companies and systems that are working to enslave us in a digital concentration camp just seems wrong to me. We CAN change things at the level of our own families and businesses and investments. Use cash and keep analog alive in any way you can. Resist the digital takeover in our own lives! Do not comply with tyranny. We need to hold OURSELVES to account first! Let's save the world one transaction at a time...

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Catherine Austin Fitts would agree.

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Your message was on point. Agreed. Greg did try to motivate us to fight the establishment with a civil protest at the federal reserve.

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Another “bubble” in the making. It’s Bubblicious.

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You of all people should know the why. US is broke. You are flat broke with totally degraded infrastructure, your population sick and unhealthy, you have no meaningful manufacturing base and no meaningful natural resources and mountain-loads of debt.. What else does Drumpth have to work with? All you have going for yourselves is computer fakery and computer trickery and what better to soak up all of that excess fake money printing liquidity than for fake computer generated crypto trickery to soak it all up again. Where do I put my spare liquidity money, here:

https://www.bank-of-china.com/mo/en/pbservice/pb6/202211/t20221122_22925565.html

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11 hrs ago·edited 11 hrs ago

Thanks for that link.

This is very much in line with what I posted above, insofar as the emerging World is moving to a system of national sovereign currencies, - consisting of a 'digital version' for online settlements, and a 'cash version' for offline settlements.

These will all be easily convertible via the M-Bridge exchange hub.

This to me, sound's like a recipe for success.

Common sense rules.

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Timing is everything.

The pump is on until the dump.

Merge of the mirage.

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This is a step to make complete caos to make udms ask for CBDC... It all after Bjerknes 2006/2015 pedictions.. BRICS next after complete breakdance.

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BETTER TRUMP THAN HARRIS!

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Hi Greg, Today I heard that Elon Musk said that he was going to work with Ron Paul to try to get rid of the Fed . Have you heard anything like this? Thank you for being there for us!

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Wrong on Trump with Musk Derangement Syndrome!

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Run away train....

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20 hrs ago·edited 19 hrs ago

Most people in the Anglosphere fail to realise how far their banking systems are lagging behind in the international currency race: this is largely due to their size and centralisation.

The following insightful transcript comes from a respected Russian source (Russia's Pivot to Asia, 2024. p. 244).

Russia & The Digital Currency Revolution.

[quote]. 'A new financial payment system is about to be launched within global trade, yet the implications of this have been little explored in mainstream Western media.

While much commentary has centred on the likes of Bitcoin and similar currencies, the true financial revolution is focused on 'Sovereign Digital Currencies' and not upon the likes of Bitcoin.

Here, the emerging world has a distinct advantage and is poised to take a position somewhat uniquely created by the strength of the role of the US dollar and to some extent the Euro in global trade.

What is an asset in global USD and Euro usage is also a weakness in that the trading of these currencies has largely been centralised (the US and EU controlled SWIFT network) while the extent of USD and Euro use has become dominant.

The currencies of emerging markets such as China, India, and to some extent Russia have an advantage in adopting digital technologies as concerns their sovereign currencies without disrupting the global financial mechanisms too much as their global trade volume usage is far smaller than their actual value.

Instead, the USD and the Euro are somewhat victims of their own success – as dominant global currencies, the move to change to a sovereign USD and Euro is far more complex. The technology is well understood – but the size of the task for both the United States and European Union to digitize their sovereign currencies remains a formidable task.

This is why the proposed introduction of the Sovereign Digital Ruble, RMB Yuan, Indian Rupee and others means the Emerging Global South is highly likely to introduce digital trading and digital currencies before the West.

These changes are likely to be introduced during 2024, and continue into 2025 and 2026. The West’s answer to these are unlikely to be ready until the 2030’s, placing countries such as Russia, China and India at the forefront of a new, global currency transactional system that exists beyond the controlling mechanisms of either the United States or Europe.' [unquote].

https://russiaspivottoasia.com/downloads/russias-pivotto-asia-2024/

This is probably why the U.S. has started the long process of withdrawing its globally diffused currency, which will inevitably result with the dollar returning to its original sovereign status. Only then can it contemplate on rejoining the World on equal terms.

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"!Banks flood US debt market in biggest single say raise since 2016" BMO says by Matt Tracy 5:18pm

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... once everyone knows how the rigging is constructed - the bridge fails.

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We need a revolution, but we never get one.

A couple of rhetorical questions to consider:

Why is US society so inefficient that it needs such a huge overburden of government?

Why does the US think its citizens are worse than those of all other countries of the world, else why be the world leader in incarceration?

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I doubt Trump will bring any sanity.

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