Elon Musk, COVID-19 Vaccine Injuries, and Global Banking Bail-Ins
Elon Musk published viral tweets detailing personal and family injuries following COVID-19 booster shots, including a near-fatal reaction and his cousin's myocarditis. Concurrently, Canadian activist Jeremy McKenzie was de-banked by Scotiabank, signaling a shift toward financial exclusion. Reports from Bank of America customers regarding missing funds suggest the implementation of "bail-in" procedures, where institutions secure debts using depositor accounts. The FDIC currently holds less than $200 billion to insure over $9 trillion in assets, raising concerns about systemic banking collapses.
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00:06 It's Sunday, January 22nd, 2023. This is the Live Sunday Edition. I'm Alex Jones. InfoWars, the most banned network in the world. Ladies and gentlemen, incredible developments have happened since I was last live with you Friday afternoon. Elon Musk has come out with a full article in his tweets that have something like 15 million retweets, hundreds of thousands of responses.
00:52 is completely viral. He is now revealed the reason he really woke up to the shots is when he took the second one and almost killed him. He had to take it to go to Germany and look at his Tesla facilities there. Then his cousin who's very young and a sports guy almost died and has myocarditis and is destroyed. And then there was just hundreds of thousands of people saying my daughter died, my mother died, my brother died, I've had a heart attack, I'm in a wheelchair, posting their medical records. It's over the top. But we've also got the Federal Reserve and the Central Bank here in the United States, the FDIC, preparing to do this. Canadian veteran and political activist Jeremy McKenzie, known as the Raging Dissident, was just notified that he can no longer do banking in Canada. As part of ending the relationship, so as of today, you're not to visit any of the Scotiabank branches or bank premises in person without first getting written consent in advance from the bank, from management. I'm banned from the bank. But it doesn't matter if you are a political activist
01:59 or an obedient sheep because the banks are planning on taking all of your money to pay off their debts. I mean, it's a little bit conflicted, right? I mean, it's important that people understand they can be bailed in, but you don't want a huge run on the institution. But they have, I mean, they're going to be. That's the FDIC currently has less than $200 billion in assets to insure over $9 trillion. That's just 1.3%. They know that a system collapse is coming and they are already planning for bail-ins. As trust begins to fail, the people will begin to withdraw their funds, which will only guarantee a banking collapse. This is known as a bank run. In 2012, the International Monetary Fund, known for their reputation of coercion,
02:51 violence, and extortion, published staff discussion notes entitled, From Bailout to Bail-In, Mandatory Debt Restructuring of Systemic Financial Institutions. After the 2008 crisis, the world learned what a bailout is, trillions of taxpayer dollars printed out of thin air to pay off the bankers' bad habits. It was hugely unpopular, but pales in comparison to a bail-in. So what exactly is a bail-in? It is officially obfuscated with elaborate equations. But to put it simply, it is when the bank steals your money directly from your account. They called it haircuts when they did it in Cyprus back in 2013, which the courts later ruled was legit. And a recent video on TikTok
03:42 Shows that the new bail-ins may have already begun. I'm a Bank of America and everybody's missing money I'm also missing money over $1,300 and they're telling me to call customer service And they keep hanging up on people. It's another question here is also missing money. So we're trying to see what's going on. I Money's missing today and we need our money and they're already telling us to call customer service. And customer service ain't doing nothing about it. So just a heads up, if anybody's experiencing this, please let us know because this is not right. I'm missing $1,400 from my account and they're telling me that there's no way they can help us. This guy's missing money too. This other person is missing money too. You missing money too? There you go. So this is not something that's just one person. This is everybody's happening to them.
04:28 And this is crazy, this is very crazy. Yes, Bank of America decided to take people's money without their consent. And we're asking what's going on and they giving us a runaround. Everybody for the same thing, man, same thing. Reporting for InfoWars, this is Greg Reese. All right, tell everybody you know, tune in now. We always have incredibly important intel, but we've got over-the-top critical information tonight. Share the live feed at infowars.com forward slash show. Share the feed at band.video now, now, now. Go, go, go! It was in late January last year, just about a year ago. You can go back and pull up the headlines, as I did to check the date.
