Europe Attempts to Tax Bank Accounts in Cyprus. Is America Next?
Col. Allen West: "Can anyone tell me what the rate of return is on a government investment?"
March 20, 2013 - 11:49 pm
Europe devised a Cyprus bank bailout that taxes the accounts of savers. Should Europe be punishing good behavior, so as to bailout bad behavior, and will America enact similar polices? Find out as Col. Allen West explains the Cypriot financial crisis, and how it relates to the American debt crisis.









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An obvious attempt at what they are trying in Cyprus might make armed insurrection a very real possibility in this country.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rRqeJcuK-A
U.S. has military personnel in 130 nations and 900 overseas bases: Republican presidential candidate Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, gestures during a Republican presidential debate on Sept. 12, 2011, in Tampa.
http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2011/sep/14/ron-paul/ron-paul-says-us-has-military-personnel-130-nation/
Why wouldn't they, in order to promote spending to stimulate the economy, confiscate ALL money remaining in every checking or savings account at the end of every month while limiting cash withdrawals to $100? This would force everyone to spend every penny they had every single month. With no ability to build reserves, people would be forced to seek loans for emergency, to pay taxes, etc. which would serve the demands of the Federal Reserve that loans get rolling again.
The rest I keep in a safe in my house. After all, the interest in my savings at the bank was miniscule and so small as to be really not worth it. But I have the peace of mind to know that the government won't be able to get any more than what's already in there...once. If need be, I'll cash my check at one of those places that does such things and the government, until they figure THAT out, doesn't get much off of that transaction, either.
Yes, it'd be inconvenient. But, the government is banking (sorry) on that convenience to get a huge money grab the first time they do it.
I learned to do this because they came and cleaned out my bank account for child support once. No, I hadn't done anything illegal nor had I tried to run from it. I had been paying it for years, on time, regularly and was current. They simply cleaned me out one day. I could get no legitimate answer from them.
I figured if they can do it with child support from a state-run entity..the feds would have an even easier time of it. The most they'll ever get from me is possibly one paycheck's worth of cash whereupon since I don't have direct deposit, the would have to go to my employer and take more withholding, which would mean having to go through congress.
It's my belief that we have entered a new phase in human history where it seems the elitists are running the show and have no fears about being stopped by anyone. This is how wars start. This is how people get their lives destroyed. History has shown it over and over again.
Maybe it's that every century or so, despotism has to take hold to awaken the good part of humanity to see that it doesn't need to be that way.
That's an interesting story. The problem there is that in most places the state is the collection agency for child support and all. Naturally the state takes cut of the collected money and so the courts have an incentive to set the figures high. Interesting thought that they looted your account.
Your story goes to show why cash must always be retained. If the US goes cashless like some countries already have, freedom will have truly died.