Monday, March 20, 2023

Silicon Valley Bank collapse beginning of Germany’s comprehensive bail-in cyberattack?

 

Klaus Schwab WEF SVB collapse Germany bail-in cyberattack BIS Canada

Germany informed us July 8, 2020 via its proxy, the World Economic Forum that they are planning and preparing a comprehensive cyberattack. The attack’s main target is the World’s banking system. Germany’s WWII money laundering bank, BIS, is initiating the cyberattack using Microsoft Windows’ backdoors and “zero-day” exploits. BIS is targeting the World’s banking system to facilitate Germany EU’s bail-in = theft of Canada, US, UK and World’s bank deposits/savings.

The collapse of the Silicon Valley Bank is just the beginning of Germany’s comprehensive cyberattack. It was reported that the Silicon Valley Bank collapsed after a run on deposits drove the Northern California institution into insolvency. The run on deposits was done remotely. The collapse was facilitated using remote banking – technology of banking services on the basis of the orders sent by the client remotely (i.e. without a visit to the bank), often with the use of computer and telephone networks.

There’s only one central bank in the World capable of initiating such a comprehensive cyberattack on the US, Canadian, UK, and the World’s banking system. That bank is Germany’s WWII money laundering bank, BIS. BIS is directly linked to the computers of all central banks. BIS has instantaneous access to data of the global “electronic” monetary system. BIS can trigger global banking system crashes remotely using Microsoft Windows’ backdoors and Microsoft OS security token client software. BIS is the bank that is being used to facilitate Germany EU’s bail-in/theft.

In 2016 Justin Trudeau made it possible for Germany and its bankrupt / insolvent EU to steal $billions from Canadian deposits. Mechanism buried in Justin Trudeau’s March 22, 2016 Budget under Chapter 8 in section titled “Introducing a Bank Recapitalization ‘Bail-in’ Regime.”  (more...)

Silicon Valley Bank collapse beginning of Germany’s comprehensive bail-in cyberattack?



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