Likely Scenario: Financial Collapse

I’m hardly the only one to sense that some kind of apocalypse is coming. But the online chatter about it is loaded with nonsense, and it’s been a chore to wade through all the improbable garbage to pick out what’s actually realistic. It left me with a lot of bits and pieces, and I wasn’t sure what to do with some of them. They didn’t seem to fit together into a cohesive scenario, yet each one seemed to me quite plausible by itself.

There have been some attempts to link stuff together, but this is the first I’ve come across that looks plausible. In essence, a false flag would shut down enough of the electrical grid or Internet in order to freeze all electronic assets. Naturally, that means a “bank holiday”. The banks would simply confiscate all assets in some fashion, such that they at least hold it ransom for our compliance with the globalist final take-over. The author notes that several regional Fed banks are already technically insolvent, which is all the excuse they need to justify such a move.

I recommend you scan down the length of the article to see the author’s outline. It points out the one power individual states have to protect us, and he notes that some have already begun to use it: The UCC (Uniform Commercial Code) is the key to the take-over, but by law, each state must individually ratify and maintain it. Each state has the authority to pull out of it. The author sees various Red States already taking background action to withdraw from it before the ugly moment arrives. This is the key leverage item I had not seen before, but I was sure there had to be some way for the states to refuse to comply. I’m sure there are others I don’t know about, but this one.

I trusted my heart-led instincts before I had the concrete knowledge. This simply verifies what my convictions had already told me. Now, as a practical issue, I suggest you start collecting some cash and hide it somewhere. If you have a lot of money and will need it during a shut-down, you should consider things like precious metals or other instruments of mass exchange. If you have room for storage, think about barter goods and supplies or tools you’ll need while the Net/power is out.