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Welcome to the Infowars Nightly News.
I'm your host, Jakari Jackson.
Here's what we have in store for you on this October 16th, 2013 edition.
Tonight, Chase limits cash withdrawals and bans international wire transfer.
Is this the beginning of a financial iron curtain and a Cyprus-style confiscation?
Then, the USDA is directing states to withhold funds for food stamps for the month of November.
And, Adam Kokesh will use his trial to focus attention on jury nullification.
All that and more on tonight's InfoWars Nightly News.
And welcome back.
Top story headline, Chase Bank Limits Cash Withdrawals, Bans International Wire Transfers.
Now this is a story we'll go into in great lengths later this broadcast with Paul Joseph Watson, and we'll also show you what happened when Anthony Gucciardi called Chase Bank earlier today.
But this article stemmed from A document we received from a Chase Bank customer outlining just what we told you, that they're saying at the Chase Bank that they're going to limit your cash withdrawals.
And like I said, we'll talk more about this in depth at the end of the broadcast.
But for right now, let's look at this.
Crisis.
USDA orders states to withhold electronic food stamps.
Now, we've seen the riots and the storming of Walmarts and so forth go on in recent days, and that's just a brief Preview of things that could come if the food stamp situation gets any worse.
Well, it seems like the federal government is always poking a stick at an angry bear and this week it's pointed at the recipients of the SNAP program.
The USDA sent letters to state agency directors on October 11th directing them to delay funding to state EBT vendors until further notice.
In other words, up to 47 million Americans who rely on food stamps to feed their families may face the prospect of going without food next month.
Considering the fact that a two-hour glitch in the EBT system led to many riots and looting last weekend, imagine the reaction of millions of Americans living near the poverty line when they learn that they might not be credited next month due to the government shutdown.
It could impact us and it's going to cause problems because then you You're going to come to find out you're going to have people starting to steal and do what they have to do to survive.
So the government is delaying funding for the nutritional assistance program and this is alarming considering the fact that government dependency has skyrocketed during the Obama administration.
Senator John Thune said, since President Obama came into office, SNAP participation has increased at 10 times the rate of job creation.
And that increase in dependency is no coincidence.
By pushing for massive enrollment into SNAP, the Obama administration is making a sizable number of people dependent on welfare, which the government controls at a whim.
But is sending the nation into panic mode part of the globalist plan?
Former Navy SEAL Ben Smith seems to think so.
They want us to do something.
They either want to diminish our voice or our significance or draw contact and they can crush us.
I mean, you've got Sheila Jackson Lee who is calling for martial law to end the shutdown.
This strategy of creating pressure from above and below would mean that the government could create the crisis of a food shortage and then swoop in to restore order, thereby expanding government power at the expense of individual rights.
Reporting for the InfoWars Nightly News, I'm Leanne McAdoo.
I'm sure there are many good, decent, hardworking people on EBT and food stamps who just maybe they lost a job or the kids got sick and they couldn't afford the bills.
But there are other people who take advantage of the situation.
So just go ahead and watch this clip.
Rap, rap, rap, hip hop, rap.
One fourth of the trouble, two fourth time.
I'll take it to the next level.
The reason why, you know, I came up with the welfare idea, you know, I just wanted to show people, you know, how to be real with it.
I'm on welfare, right now, for real.
So she put that card in there, we got food stamps.
And yo, I'm glad to get the food stamps.
Why wouldn't you want to get free money?
Why wouldn't you want free money?
Well, the problem with free money is that free money isn't free, whether it's welfare or bank or bailouts or anything else.
And that's a rapper, Old Dirty Bastard from Wu-Tang Clan.
And God rest his soul, I'm not trying to speak ill of the debt he's passed on now.
But that's just an example.
The guy's riding around in a limo to pick up his welfare check.
And he has his welfare card on his album.
I mean, I don't think the guy was exactly hurting for cash.
You know, not all rappers are super rich, but I think he could afford, you know, not to be on food stamps and welfare.
So let's switch gears right here.
Kokesh arrives in federal court for a pretrial hearing on Second Amendment.
Kokesh's case is expected to go to trial on October 24th, and he has been in federal custody since July 26th when he was denied bail.
Kokesh is expected to use this trial to inform the public of their right to nullify laws they find unjust.
And I spoke to Lieutenant Governor Candidate Jerry Patterson, and he said there's a time to nullify, but he said there's also a time just to ignore laws.
Not speaking specifically about the Kokesh case, but he says, you know, sometimes you just have to ignore law.
Excuse me, sir, what are you doing?
I'm minding my own business.
I suggest you do the same.
I believe that's what Adam Kokesh was doing in a more in-your-face way, I will admit.
If you're not familiar with Adam Kokesh, he is a broadcaster slash activist who dared go to Washington D.C.
with a loaded weapon, something at the D.C.
police claim is illegal, even though that's been turned over in court cases.
So anyway, they go to his house, they raid his house, they blow up in his gun safe, take him into custody, deny him bail, leave his girlfriend bleeding on the floor.
And that brings you up to speed with where we all are today.
His next court date is on the 24th, so it's important not to forget about guys like Adam Kokesh, like Bradley Manning, like Edward Snowden, even though he's still, I guess, elusive at this point.
Don't forget about the tribulations these guys are going through for your freedom.
Now from a guy suffering tribulation in one front, we go to Greenwald, Exit's Guardian.
Glenn Greenwald, who was based in Brazil, was among the first to report information provided by one-time NSA contractor Edward Snowden.
He wrote in a blog post on Tuesday that he was presented with a quote, once-in-a-career dream journalistic opportunity, end quote, that he could not pass up.
He did not revere Reveal any specifics of the new media venture, but said details would be announced soon.
So, Mr. Greenewald goes on to work with the founder of eBay.
So, I definitely appreciate some of Mr. Greenewald's work in the past, especially recently with the NSA business.
So, I do wish him the best of luck.
Now, we'll end tonight with this.
LAX dry ice explosions.
Airport employee.
Employee, not an elusive international terrorist.
Airport employee arrested in the case.
A ground service employee was arrested in connection with the dry ice bomb explosions at LAX that set off an FBI investigation over the weekend.
LAPD officials said 28-year-old DiCarlo Bennett of South LA was arrested in Paramount on Tuesday.
Bennett reportedly worked for airport contractor Service Air.
So we see here, here's a guy who's running around basically with what a lot of people consider to be kind of prank bombs, because you remember recently I believe it was a beauty queen had to give back her crown because she was driving around town throwing out these dry ice bombs.
And I bet you, I bet you money that somebody's going to try to put some real tough regulations on dry ice, because you can potentially use it in some type of explosive device, just like you can potentially use pseudo-phedrine to make meth.
All these pre-emptive All these pre-crime notions that if you have something, you may potentially do something bad with it someday.
It's like, let's say, let's ban bath water because you may try to drown somebody in your bathtub one day.
And that's exactly what we see here.
But also we see a guy, if the story reigns true, you know, it's still under investigation.
You have an airport employee who's running around.
I'm pretty sure he thought it was a prank.
He thought it was a good time, even though I think it's a very stupid thing to do, setting off any type of explosion inside of an airport.
Now, these are usually used in pranks, these dry ice bombs, but they can be dangerous.
So he could have potentially injured somebody, and now he's facing a very serious charge for having a, quote, explosive device near an airplane or near an airport.
So be very cautious the next time you're in an airport, especially with the TSA trying to harass you if you make jokes or criticize them.
Well, that's it for the news portion of our show, but stick around because as I said earlier, Paul Joseph Watson will be in here giving us the full breakdown of the Chase Banking fiasco.
I'll also show you the call that Anthony Gucciardi had with Chase Bank earlier today.
And also a special bonus, dispelling MSNBC lies.
You're going to see, oh, the veterans are throwing gates.
At the security personnel, and I love, watch this video, when she's saying they're throwing the gates, you'll see guys just come and gently place the gates down, but we'll get to all that right after this break.
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I'm Anthony Gucciardi, and as you may have seen today on the Drudge Report and Infowars.com, Chase Bank is now saying that if you have activity exceeding $50,000 or even want to do a wire Chase Bank is now saying that if you have activity exceeding $50,000 or even want to And even though it's your own money, you're not able to withdraw it from your account or you might have to pay a fee for withdrawing your own money.
And even then, you might not get it unless you are forced to upgrade to a premium or platinum business class group.
So they're now saying that your money is being held and you don't even have the option now to go above about fifty thousand dollars per account statement and that of course could be incremental change going further and it brings us back to certain events like cyprus where what if something is going down i mean is this a preparation for financial meltdown in the event that everyone
goes and tries to get their money out of the bank and they're unable to do so or is it something that's going to happen among all banks all major banks Will there be limits instituted for how much of your money you can actually get out of the bank in an event like that, in a financial meltdown where you're unable to get your own cash?
So I'm going to go ahead and call Chase Bank.
and speak to either a manager or supervisor since the local branch has deferred us and see what's actually happening, question them, why can't we get around money, and if they even know what's going on, which I suspect they do not.
And nine times out of ten, it will be a super higher up who gives these orders, and the actual workers have no clue what's going on.
So let's go ahead and give them a call.
Can you provide for me your first and last thing, please?
Hey, my name is Anthony Gucciardi, and I'm calling because I'm seeing a lot of these documents online on Drudge Report and Infowars.com and stuff, and it's these account holders, business account holders, and they're saying, yeah, I have an, actually, it's an official document from the Senior Vice President of Chase Business Banking.
It says, your cash activity limit for these accounts will be $50,000 per statement cycle per account, so they can't deposit more than $50,000 or take out more than $50,000 total.
All these, you know, deposits and everything.
And it says, after November 17th, you also won't be able to send international wire transfers for your own safety.
And I'm wondering, as an account holder, what's going on here?
Why can't I have my own money?
Okay, well, I just understand your concern.
I'd be more than happy to go ahead and explain it with you.
Yes, we did go ahead and send out a letter to all business customers regarding to the changes that we're going to be having on the business accounts starting on November 17th.
Yes, with the Business Classic and the Business Select checking accounts specifically, we are going to be having changes to where outgoing international water transfers, that they can no longer be sent out from the accounts, but you can still receive them.
Well, what about this $50,000 per statement cap?
I mean, why can't people access their own money if they're going through here?
Well, this is just going to be a new change that we're having to where the only cash deposits or withdrawals per month, if you do more than $50,000 more than three times in a 12-month period, then that's where we can upgrade your account to a performance business checking, which is a new cap that we have.
Upgrade the account?
So why are you doing this, though?
Why is it for the risks and safety of everyone and you?
What is so risky about allowing people to use their own money?
Well, we found that nothing had to do with anything being risky.
It's just some changes that we're having with the business accounts that we're just informing everybody of.
that has a business account through Chase.
But as far as to why specifically, I'm not really giving that information.
It's just changes that Chase decided to go ahead and do with the business account. - So you're not revealing why you're actually making the change, you're just doing it and just telling us that we can't have our own money. - Well, no, we're not saying that you can.
We're just advising you, if you believe that you're going to be depositing or withdrawing more than $50,000 cash... Well, what happens if I get a check?
What happens if I get a check for $500,000?
Do you just... you own $450,000 of it until I can wait the monthly amounts?
That would be a cash.
That would be a check, not cash.
If you deposit a check, that's different.
We're talking about just cash.
Oh, so this is only about going against cash payments?
Right, it's just cash deposits or cash withdrawals.
So you don't like cash because why?
You think it's more risky than debt-based currencies or what?
Unfortunately, we're not really given that information.
We don't know why.
I just feel like as an account holder that I should know why I can't have my own money.
My understanding seems to be that cash is kind of the antidote to the banking system.
You guys kind of don't like cash because with all digital numbers there's no real money going on.
So you could kind of close the accounts and do whatever you want with cash.
It's like it's actual real money.
So what do you think?
I mean, is that why?
Is it because it's all digital numbers and you can do whatever you want with it?
No, so we're not informed of that information.
We don't know.
So you don't even know yourself.
You don't actually know what's going on either.
Not at all.
None of us are on telephone.
We're not given the reason why all these changes are happening.
So even your supervisor has no idea.
No one knows what's going on.
Basically you're just told to enforce it and that you really have no clue why this is even happening.
No, we're not informed.
Why?
We're just, no, the Chief decided to go ahead and do.
We're not sure why.
Well, I would really like to talk to your supervisor about this, because I do have a business account, and I do a lot of serious checking and everything like that, and I want to know what's going on.
Could you please provide me your supervisor, please?
Yeah, of course.
Let me reach out.
11th and Senior Sheriff's Specialists.
You may hear a brief moment of silence when I'm dialing.
Once we're all connected, I'll just introduce you and let them know you're calling in for today.
Great.
Thank you very much.
We have one of our business customers on the line with us.
He actually requested to speak to us regarding the letter that we sent out regarding the changes to the business account.
Is that something you can further assist him with?
Yes.
Thank you.
And sir, are there any further questions for me?
Would it be okay if Walter took over from here?
Absolutely.
Thank you.
Thank you for calling Chase.
Thank you.
Hello, um, sir, was she not able to explain the letter or was there something that concerned you about the letter that you wanted to speak to me in regards to?
You know, I just had a few questions.
Um, my question was, you know, what's going on here?
Why are the cash purchase, uh, the deposits and everything being limited specifically?
And the thing that concerned me is I said, why is this going on?
And she said, we actually have no idea.
We've, we've not been told by anyone higher ups what's going on.
So is that true?
You guys don't even know what's going on?
We know what's going on.
No, if you want to know the reason why, I can try to find out for you if you give me one or two minutes.
You don't know though?
You don't know why?
I know what the changes are.
No, I know what the changes are.
I mean, I think I understand that, you know, basically if I had $500,000 in cash for some reason and I deposit it, then I can only get $50,000 a month of my own money.
And I'm just wondering why cash, why are these limits being put in place?
You say to manage the risks and the safety and everything and no more wire transfers at all.
I'm just wondering what's going on, and she told me that even you guys aren't told.
And it's fine.
That's fine.
If you don't know, I want you just to tell me that, yes, we don't even know what's going on.
Like I said, we haven't been told, but I can find out also.
It's just we are offering new accounts that have other limitations that don't have those limits put in place.
And maybe that is why they're putting the limits on these accounts, but I can go ahead and find out for you.
Well, what she seemed to tell me was if I had more money and put more in and offered you guys more things or something like that, then I could upgrade my account to a preferred premium account where I could access my own money.
But what you're saying is that, and it's fine, I just want to know that you don't even know what's going on, but you could probably maybe ask and potentially find out for me?
Yes, I can find out by asking one of my managers here.
That's a very good question.
We haven't actually been told why.
We just know that these are some new limits being put on the account.
Yeah.
Because we're offering new accounts that take the place of these two accounts.
Has anyone else called you and asked this?
No, this would be my first question, the first one asked.
Well, that would be excellent if you could ask your manager what's going on, see if he might know.
That would be about one or two minutes.
Okay, thank you very much.
Thank you very much for holding.
Hey, thanks a lot.
Great.
So, basically, what we've done is we've been paying special attention to international wires and large cash transactions because of the risks involved.
And due to those risks, the decision was made to limit those activities on selecting the classic business accounts.
And let's see here.
So what risks are you talking about?
those activities on the business performance and the platinum accounts, those are designed for business customers who work closely with relationship managers at the branches, and they typically do international wires and large cash transactions.
So those are being, I guess, since those work more closely with the relationship managers and the branches, that's going to help us reduce the risks of those transactions.
So what risks are you talking about?
What risks?
Loss to the bank.
Lost to the bank.
So, I mean, does this remind you of a Cyprus incident where, if anything bad goes on, we can't even access our own money?
I mean, I know $50,000 might sound like a lot to some people, but that's all transactions.
I mean, you could get a check for $5 million and only make, you know, $10,000 from it, hypothetically.
So, you know, I understand it's just cash transactions, but why is cash activity so much more, you know, sacred?
Why is it such more of a risk than digital?
Yeah, cash transactions and large international wires, they have a higher risk because of the amount of money we're dealing with.
I mean, if we handle a large cash transaction that, you know, I mean, if we handle a smaller amount of cash, I guess the bank can take the loss.
No, I get it.
I get it.
You're just explaining the sheet.
But your manager didn't really even understand why, did he?
He didn't even understand what was going on.
I mean, he gets the whole risk thing, but he doesn't know why this is happening, right?
Well, this is basically what they call it.
So basically, no, it's fine.
I understand.
No, I understand.
So basically, what's going on is somebody at the top instituted this and you guys really aren't sure what's going on.
You just go by with the paper, right?
That's fine.
That's what's going on.
Exactly.
Exactly.
So... Yeah.
No, that's fine.
So you guys don't... No, no.
No, I just want to be sure.
Because, you know, I want to get to the bottom of it.
If you guys don't know, that's fine.
But you guys don't really know what's going on.
Well, this is what we were told, and we were also told that if you need more detail, that we're going to ask for you to visit the nearest branch or talk to your banker and to discuss... But they probably wouldn't really know either, huh?
That's what we were told, so they should be able to give you more information.
Well, I was told that you might know, and then you told the manager might know, but it's fine.
It just seems that nobody actually knows why it's happening.
So you did go into the branch and talk to a banker, and they directed you to us?
Yes.
Oh, okay.
Yeah, I'll bring that up to my management here.
This is actually a company... I mean, yeah, I mean, the documents and everything are on DrudgeReport, Infowars.com and stuff, seen by millions of people, so I think you might get some calls.
I mean, it just seems weird that nobody in Chase actually knows why it's happening.
And then, you know, to think about the fact that if you had a lot of money in your account, you wouldn't be able to access it and take it out.
I mean, here's my question.
What happens if I had a deposit of $100,000?
You would legally be able to keep $50,000 of my money?
Cash deposit?
No, it's cash, though.
We're talking about cash activity.
Yeah, you can still deposit more than that.
It's just a fee that would happen, and if it happened too much regularly, then we would have to be forced to convert it to one of the other business accounts, and you would still be able to use the money.
It would just be like a fee, like per thousand.
Sometimes I know in some accounts, some existing accounts, it's like a 40 cent fee for $1,000 that goes over the limit.
We already have a lot of accounts that have cash deposit limits.
Um, you know, it's set in place for those small businesses that don't do as many transactions as, you know, the bigger businesses.
Yeah, yeah, so it's fine.
So if I just, if I deposited my money, I needed some of my money, I just have to pay you guys a fee to get it back.
A small fee, and if it happens too much, then Chase would, you know, they would transfer or convert.
They would block the ability and upgrade and make me pay more money.
Yeah, that's fine.
So let me ask you a question.
What's to stop people from going to another bank?
I mean, Wells Fargo doesn't do this.
Do you think they will in the future or what?
That's a good question.
These changes usually come from compliance or regulations, so maybe it is going to happen across the board.
So you think it might be a government thing coming from the top?
I really honestly think it's just due to the risk.
We want customers doing larger cash transactions and international wires to work more closely with relationship managers.
All right, well, I appreciate your time.
I'm glad you guys are telling the truth, you know, just no one really knows what's actually happening, but that's fine.
I'm sure it'll come up again in the future, and I understand the letter and everything like that.
It just kind of concerns me, and I think we might actually see other banks start to do this, and it might come from the top.
It might be a government thing.
I'm interested to find out, so thanks a lot for your time.
My pleasure.
Thank you for calling Chase.
Have a good day.
Bye-bye.
Bye.
Well, it turns out, as expected, the Chase employees had no idea what actually was going on.
And they kept telling me that, yeah, you know, you could probably get your money out if you pay a fee or upgrade your account and pay more money to us.
But, yeah, cash is bad.
We only want numbers and digits on a screen that we can control.
And that he said it could maybe even potentially have been a government thing because he had no clue.
The first person I spoke with had absolutely no idea.
and had just started hearing about it, said, yeah, we know about it.
We don't know why it's happening.
We don't know who at the top ordered this.
But ultimately, yeah, they said no one has any idea why it's happening.
It is true.
And they sent the letters out confirmed to all the business account owners of this class.
But they said in order to get your own money now, you have to join like an elite premium grade platinum business account to even do anything now.
And I asked them, you know, how do you think this relates to Cyprus in the event that we want to take our money out, What could we do?
And he said, well, you'd have to pay a fee for your money if you could get it out and then upgrade your account over and over again, et cetera, et cetera.
And he doesn't really know what happened.
So there you have it.
As predicted, Chase actually has no idea what's going on, besides the higher-ups who we could not speak to.
And the employees are concerned themselves, and they don't even know what to say.
They just kept reading the letter to me over and over again, explaining it to me, and I already understood it.
So, as it turns out, if you're banking with Chase, it appears at the time, the other banks may implement this as well, but you need to get your money out of there, because in the event of a financial meltdown, Cypress-style, it looks like you'd have some, you might not even be able to get your money out.
I'm Anthony Gucciardi, and we'll continue reporting on this as more breaks out.
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Last night on MSNBC, Rachel Maddow covered the Veterans March that took place over the weekend.
And in stereotypical mainstream fashion, she deliberately distorted and falsified the facts surrounding the protest.
First, she made it look like the Veterans March was organized by the Tea Party, led by Ted Cruz and Sarah Palin.
And she said it was a small demonstration and once again pulled out the race card insinuating that the veterans rally was somehow racially motivated.
Vaguely threatening but incoherent is a patented thing with these folks.
It has never ever held them back.
Like say this guy who brought the Confederate flag to the rally to wave it in front of the White House.
Yes, an African-American family lives in that house now.
But hey, I think the idea here was more about waving a confederate flag in front of a house where a black family lives than it was about anything specific related to the Marines.
And of course they kept showing footage of this one guy who was out there with his confederate flag, but failed to show the incredible amount of veterans who showed up, including, yes, black veterans.
That's because most everyone is extremely outraged right now about the Obama administration putting up barricades and denying veterans access to our nation's memorials.
Y'all need to perform the Constitution you're told to do.
These veterans served our country.
They put their life on the line for you.
You're gonna block their access to the memorial?
Surely you got more dignity and respect than that.
You gonna spit on their graves as well when they die?
But Rachel Maddow's lying to her audience got worse.
She claimed that the veterans, for example, were throwing the barricades at the White House, which did not happen.
They then picked up the barricades that were around the closed World War II memorial and dragged the barricades over to the White House and hurled the barricades at the White House.
But the big lie was when she told her audience that the police were not getting paid.
Then the protesters went home, so the police, who threw no fault of their own, are working without being paid.
The police had to pick up those barriers, drag them back to where they came from, and keep working their shifts without being paid because of the shutdown that these folks made happen.
Wait a minute, let's stop right there.
Notice they keep showing a video loop of a veteran who is pushing one of the riot police backwards.
What MSNBC failed to show their audience was the fact that it was the riot police who lashed out at veterans first.
You can clearly see this cop pushing the veteran before the veteran pushes back.
MSNBC deliberately edited that part out of the video.
And as far as the cops not being paid during the shutdown, it's on record that all patrol and riot police are seen as essential.
They're all on duty and they're all getting paid.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
A little backup.
So the police that are getting yelled at there are working without pay while the shutdown goes on.
And working without pay includes now getting screamed at for being at work.
Is there any threat?
Is there any law being broken?
And there are a lot of World War II veterans that showed up for the march over the weekend, and no World War II veteran should be denied access to the Iwo Jima Memorial, or the World War II Memorial, or to any other memorial for that matter.
And the fact that they were denied access should be a wake-up call to us all.
The enemy is no longer foreign, it is domestic.
So remember, you can't trust MSNBC, you can't trust Rachel Maddow, and don't fall for the race card.
Those memorials belong to us.
Each and every one of us.
And as long as they're out there putting up barricades, it's up to all of us to get out there, support our veterans, tear those barricades down, and send a clear message to Obama that we're not about to back down.
I'm Darren McBreen for InfoWars.com.
And welcome back.
So you just heard that breaking news from Anthony Gucciardi.
Paul Joseph Watson has been following the situation very carefully, the Chase Banks situation.
He's going to talk to us more about it right now.
So Paul, what do you think about that breaking news from Anthony Gucciardi?
Well it's amazing.
I think the key points that came up there is that they've, first of all, they've confirmed that Chase Bank business customers are receiving these letters informing them that from November 17th all international wire transfers are going to be withdrawn, completely banned.
And cash activity on business account will be limited to $50,000.
So you think about just a basic grocery store is going to turn over $50,000 over the course of a month, which is when this limit applies to.
So the claim as some have made that this is a money laundering regulation just doesn't cut it because many small businesses are going to be affected by this.
They're not going to be able to withdraw deposit cash in any kind of significant amount.
And if you're a small business that's paying for foreign contract labour or stock or materials from abroad, how are you going to pay for it if you can't use international wire transfers?
In the very least, it's going to be a complete headache for businesses.
As Anthony said there, he found out that basically the order had come from the top.
The employees at Chase Bank confirmed it, but they didn't really know anything about it.
And then another key factor, of course, was they're talking about having to pay a dollar for every one you take out, having to pay a fee for every dollar you take out.
So, it sounds like they've got no idea what this policy is, yet they've confirmed it's been implemented, it's come from the top, and in an age of bail-ins and account gouging, you know, Cyprus style, you can understand why a lot of people are concerned about this.
And Paul, you think about that, because we warned about the Cyprus situation when it first happened, and we always get the normal thing.
So that can never happen here.
That's just them over there.
We'll never have to worry about this.
And I admit, you know, I had to go to the bank today.
I don't bank with Chase, but just in case I went and drew a little bit extra, withdrew a little bit extra out of my account, just in case these things start to affect other banks besides Chase.
Well, a lot of the comments I've read so far are people saying that their bank has also introduced similar regulations.
So it looks like it's across the board.
And the bottom line is this is about them controlling your money.
These Federal Reserve linked banks think your money is their money.
And it's obviously designed as part of this wider move to shut down businesses who mainly deal in cash.
It's part of this move towards a cashless society.
And as I said before, it's not just international wire transfers.
In the case of the Peak Charter School, which is an elementary school in Colorado, they were told that domestic wire transfers from their business savings account were completely banned.
So if they want to send that money to another account domestically inside the US, they just can't do it.
They don't have access to that money to do it.
And that's why a lot of people are concerned about this, because, you know, it comes amidst this debt default, this shutdown of the government, People talking about the potential future collapse of the US dollar.
So it seems part of this move on behalf of banks to make it increasingly difficult for people to move money out of the country.
Now Paul, briefly with the time we have left, can you touch on the EBT situation?
Yeah, that was a USDA letter that was sent out to the people who handle this electronic benefits transfer system.
And they basically said, before the debt deal was agreed today, that they couldn't fund the EBT card, which is, of course, the electronic food stamp card.
for states as of next month.
So they were going to be in the hole and people were talking about going hungry.
There was a Fox 13 news report where people in, I believe it was Utah, were saying this is going to cause chaos.
People are going to go hungry.
We saw what happened last week with the temporary glitch, the shutdown of EBT card payments, looting in several Walmart stores and a mini riot in another store in Mississippi.
So after a few hours they were already looting and staging mini-riots.
You know, what could happen if you had days and days of delays in these food stamps, these electronic benefit transfer cards?
It's a serious problem.
They've resolved the debt situation for now, but a lot of people are still concerned about the delay.
In receiving those food stamps for welfare recipients because of the chaos that was already caused in just a few hours on Saturday when the EBT card system failed.
And Paul, isn't Chase Bank behind the EBT card system?
Yes, they're actually contracted to provide EBT card services.
So every time somebody signs up for an EBT card, JP Morgan Chase gets a cut of it.
So that's another aspect of this that needs to be investigated in light of the potential that those electronic food stamps would be cut off from next month.
Also, we have to remember that back in March it came out that many Chase customers saw their account balances temporarily reduced to zero.
When they tried to take money out of ATMs, that glitch lasted for hours and again it reduced confidence in Chase Bank.
So this is only going to do the same and we'll continue to investigate the story.
Alright, Paul Gilles of Watson and PrisonPlanet.tv, InfoWars.com.
I expect you'll have some new articles coming out pretty soon, Paul?
Yeah, we'll continue to look into it.
It's top of Drudge Report right now, so it's a hot story.
A lot of people are interested in it.
Alright, thanks Paul.
Thank you.
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