Melissa -
Also I suggest you sign up for Edward
Griffin excellent free online newsletter https://www.realityzone.com/currentperiod.html.
He is the author of "The Creature From Jekyll Island" which is also a must read
for anyone especially in the banking business.
Please note page 7 in Martin Weiss
newsletter attached above and the link below, this is copyright newsletter I
receive so it is not for public distribution.
I have transferred my direct deposits from
Bank of America to Fidelity Investments effective Oct. 1 I am told, and
will be closing my account with BA in a couple months after I change auto
billing and all checks come in, et al.
All this falls right in line with my
message in the Brotherhood of Darkness Word 2007 pitch also attached
which I believe I sent you before.
I have been researching and following this
global to local picture for 6 years and networking with fellow rural property
owners and the growing freedom movement. Millions of property
rights folks, 2nd Amendment people, tax freedom groups, ranchers,
farmers, people generally fed up with government tyranny are waking up to
this picture.
The irony is you have a great staff at the
Enumclaw BA which I will truly miss. You and your people are the best and
you are convenient, however your bank is a mess. Sometime ago I looked at
all the local bank and credit union ratings around Puget
Sound and did not find any bank or credit union which made me
feel much better. After much agony I have decided to "bank" out
of Fidelity Investments which has been my long standing brokerage
service with high Weiss ratings. They refund all cash machine
transactions so that will make it easier also.
As you probably know, Martin Weiss is the
raters rater, i.e. he can be trusted more than Moody's and Standard and Poors
who are influenced by the corporations they rate. This information is all
over the internet so the banks can no longer pretend or hide the
truth.
Sincerely,
Jack R. Venrick
Enumclaw, Washington
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/bank-americas-legal-woes-go-global-after-norways-sovereign-wealth-fund-sues-mortgage-fraud