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Banking Crisis Worsens: Swiss Bank is First “Too Big to Fail” Bank to be Bailed Out as Saudis Withdraw Support

Switzerland's second largest bank, Credit Suisse, which has been experiencing bank runs and plummeting stock valuations since the end of 2022, became the first SIFI (systemically important financial institution), or "too big to fail" bank, to crash today forcing regulators to step in and ensure a bailout. The Saudis almost single-handedly crashed the U.S. Stock Market (and stock markets around the world) this morning when they announced that they were not going to put any more money into the failed Swiss bank. While the U.S. Stock Market did end lower today, it most assuredly would have been a blood bath if Swiss Regulators had not stepped in to ensure the world that it was going to bail out their troubled bank. This was after European markets had closed, however, and European banks' stock values lost 7% at end of trading in Europe today. Since a simple statement made by Saudi National Bank Chairman Ammar Al Khudairy almost crashed the entire world's financial system today, what does that tell you about the frailty of the current banking system?

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Studio Guests Nearly Faint and Corporate Media Melts Down Over French TV Show Talking About Adrenochrome Drug Use Among Celebrities

The harvesting of blood from children to make drugs that allegedly help keep people young is not a conspiracy theory, but is something that is actually happening today among the rich and powerful. We have previously published articles regarding "young blood" and the desire for these rich and famous people to find the "fountain of youth," including Silicon Valley Billionaire Peter Thiel. In an article we published in 2020, we reported how mainstream media sources outside the U.S. had begun to report on one of these drugs, the most notorious one, called adrenochrome, which is allegedly developed from blood taken from babies and very young children just before they are murdered, often as part of Satanic Ritual Abuse occult practices. Turkish TV and others had begun covering this back in 2020, while the corporate U.S. media would probably never touch a subject such as this, and few in the alternative media will cover it either. So I am not surprised to read about the reactions of a recent TV show in France where this topic was brought up.

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Moody’s Downgrades Banking System from “Stable” to “Negative” – Crypto Takedown in Place with “Operation Choke Point”?

In spite of the fact that President Biden and U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen have told Americans that the U.S. Banking System is "safe and sound," Moody's Investors Service today announced that they had downgraded the U.S. banking system to "negative" from "stable" to reflect “the rapid deterioration in the operating environment.” They also announced today that they were studying First Republic’s debt rating for a potential downgrade, along with five other regional banks. Sifting through the plethora of news today regarding the banking industry's woes, there are some who are now questioning why the Feds closed down Signature Bank on Sunday, when other banks appeared to be worse off. This has led to speculation that cryptocurrency banks are being targeted, and the revival of the "Operation Choke Point" conspiracy theory.

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Canada is now Giving COVID-19 Vaccines to Minors Without Parental Consent – Doctors are Now a Hazard to Your Child’s Health

This evil practice of coercing children to accept COVID injections without their parents' approval is not only happening in Canada, it is happening in the United States as well, as some states allow children as young as 12-years-old to get COVID injections without their parents' knowledge or approval.

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Bank Runs Continue as Multiple Banks on Verge of Collapse

While the Fed's move yesterday (Sunday, March 12th) to bailout depositors from the Big Tech banks that crashed in recent days may have prevented a stock market crash today, it did not stop the bank runs, and more than 30 banks halted trading at one point today. Most banking is done online now, so long lines at banks to withdraw funds are not something most are going to see these days. What is happening instead is that customers are withdrawing their funds from the riskier, mostly smaller banks, and putting them into larger banks that they believe are "too big to fail" because they believe the Fed will step in to prevent that. While this is quickly turning into a partisan issue with each side blaming the other, open up your wallet and look at the color of your federal reserve notes (known as U.S. dollars). They are GREEN, not blue, and not red. You "reap what you sow" is a fact of life, not only in agriculture (you can't plant corn and expect to harvest watermelons), but also in the financial world, and after years of corruption in the business world and financial markets, the time to reap the consequences seems to be upon us.  America has prospered for too long off the backs of cheap labor outside the U.S. while investments and start up firms have become just as risky and worthless as gambling in Las Vegas, throwing money around as entertainment without producing anything of real value. This is a MORAL issue, not a political issue. The time to pay off our debts that we have immorally been ignoring for decades, no matter which political office has been in power, is now upon us it would seem.

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3rd FDIC-Insured Bank Fails in 5 Days but Feds Avoid Black Monday by Bailing Out Depositors

Sunday morning U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen appeared on Sunday talk shows to announce that the Fed was NOT bailing out Silicon Valley Bank or any other banks, as they did in 2008. However, faced with the possibility of bank runs and a Black Monday collapse of the stock market, the Feds apparently reversed course (or maybe this was their intention all along?) and did just exactly what they said they would not do, and put into place a program to bail out depositors who were not covered by the FDIC's limit of $250k per account. The FDIC also closed another bank, Signature Bank in New York, but assured depositors that they could get all of their money out of their accounts on Monday. And it worked, as futures trading that began Sunday night jumped up, instead of crashing, and Wall Street breathed a deep sigh of relief. We now have had 3 FDIC-insured banks fail in 5 days, but it doesn't matter if your account was insured or not, as the Fed is just going to give everyone their money back. So the financial Armageddon has been postponed, again. The Big Tech billionaires, like Mark Cuban, whined and complained over the weekend that the Fed was not stepping in to save them, so the Fed obliged. The banking system was saved, for now, so the $billions can continue to pour into Wall Street to fund the military industrial complex to continue their wars, as well as $billions flowing into Big Pharma to keep funding never-ending emergency use authorizations for new drugs and vaccines. This won't fix the systemic problem with our financial system, but at least depositors should be able to get access to their money Monday, even though that money will be worth far less than it was on Friday. Get ready for the mass consolidation of the banking industry now and the rollouts of Digital IDs and eventually Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs).

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The God of All Comfort

If you are a disciple of Jesus Christ, you were not born into this world to be "happy," or to live "the good life." That's the lie that is called "the American Dream" and that is primarily taught by Corporate Christianity. If you are a true disciple of Jesus Christ, you were born into this world to do battle against the evil world system, and to suffer for doing so. What we are promised is "comfort", and the strength to endure the suffering from being attacked by the enemy.

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The Government May Stop Issuing Social Security Payments After the Debt Limit is Hit

There’s a very real possibility the government will stop issuing Social Security payments after the debt limit is hit. Scary as that prospect is, however, the alternative might be even worse: A little-known provision of a 1996 law could be interpreted to allow the Social Security trust fund to be used not only to pay Social Security’s monthly checks but also to circumvent the debt limit and pay all the government’s otherwise overdue bills. If that happens, any short-term relief to Social Security recipients would come with a potentially huge long-term price tag: The Social Security trust fund could be exhausted much sooner than currently projected—in just a couple of years, in fact.

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2nd FDIC-Insured Bank in 3 Days COLLAPSES! Bank Runs, Trading Halted on Some Banks

Silicon Valley Bank became the second FDIC-insured bank to collapse in 3 days today. They are reportedly the 16th largest bank in the U.S., and the largest bank to collapse since the 2008 financial meltdown, and the second largest bank to ever collapse in the U.S. While it was still not the main headline news this morning in the corporate media, a glance at the headlines as I began to write this article shows that it is apparently now getting the headline news it should receive, as bank runs are starting, and some banks suspended trading today to stop the carnage. The Alternative Media is mostly still asleep, ranting and raving about new "Jan. 6 footage" and the Tucker Carlson show, or talking about the latest AI technology that is going transform everyone into transhumans and hack our brains. But this news about Silicon Valley Bank collapsing today has led to a dramatic drop in value in trading for ALL banks, and several of them reportedly suspended trading on the NYSE for a while today. Bank runs have also been reported across the country.

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Four biggest US Banks Lost $52 BILLION in Valuation Today as Dow drops 540 points

The corporate media is now widely reporting on this, and the entire banking sector took a huge hit today, losing $billions in valuation, $52 billion lost just with the four largest banks in the U.S. Bank runs and bank failures are no longer an "if," but simply "when." Which ones are next?

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