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  1. Electronic banking means more government control over what you spend and what you buy. Trump chastised one Banking CEO at a global meeting via video and then an investigation ensued. Total electronic banking where all money is done electronically is a way for government to get into your daily life on a microeconomic level. Who knows they may see your payroll deposits and say you are earning too much or we don't like the fact you are buying certain items that the current administration says you shouldn't buy so they are going to hold your money for a short period of time or up to indefinitely. Electronic banking has its advantages but takes away more monetary freedoms than it gives.
  2. Bank of America went to teller-less banking model. If you need to open account you go to one of those teller-less banks that have ATMs. You then speak to a teller via a video chat right there. Their model is more centralized and cuts down on labor costs. Since most usually use ATMs anymore, tellers have become obsolete for most everyday banking. Of course things like home mortgages, loans and other intensive banking products are required to have an appointment for an in-person meeting. So its not too far fetched that other banks will follow this banking model like Chase, Deutche bank, and others. The amount of real estate and buildings is also cut down significantly where a Bank of America branch takes up the space of maybe the lobby space of a Wendy's or McDonalds now. And that is the new reality that tellers for everyday banking needs are just not needed almost all of the time. However, stores like WalMart are beginning to pick up the slack with their money services counter.
  3. Trump also has a portrait of Andrew Jackson, the country’s seventh president, hanging near the Resolute Desk. It occupied the same space during his first term — causing some controversy given Jackson’s policies toward Native Americans. Read more at: https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/national/article298958125.html#storylink=cpy
  4. She is former because of the Senate. She is a strong critic of the Fed Reserve and a staunch supporter of gold-backed currency. She was nominated to the Fed Board near the end of Trump's first term. The Demonrat Senate voted like 51 to 47 against and it was Former Incompetent and Imposter In Chief Biden who withdrew her nomination. Another individual was then put up for nomination more aligned with the left and confirmed by the Demonrat Senate. Usually a nomination that does not get confirmed rarely gets put back up for nomination. So she is former because of the Demonrats and Fed not wanting the US to go back to the Gold Standard, for which she was a staunch supporter of Trump's vision to go back to the gold standard, get rid of the NGO the Federal Reserve, and go back to the US Constitutional Authority over the United States currency. One of the main reasons why there was such a strong TDS against Trump. Almost all of the US Presidents that were assassinated was due to this very issue - Currency belonging to the United States and not the Federal Reserve, an NGO. The first President to be impeached was also because of this issue - Andrew Johnson. President Johnson is one of Trump's favorite Presidents for a very good reason. So maybe, just maybe, she is a former pick for reasons you might not thought of.
  5. These are the same people who saw no tanks rolling into Baghdad on a split screen as tanks rolled into Baghdad.
  6. Okay so they won't pass the 2025 (including the years 2023 and 2024) budget until 2029. Delay delay in the land of the burning sun.
  7. But is the history you know the history that actually occurred? Especially in the ME. To the victor goes the writing of history, Just remember that. And if you like history pre-WWI a website you might like is Heritage Daily
  8. c It is in their book that they are allowed as many wives as they can afford up to 4 wives. Some of us have actually worked and picked up and have studied their books. The Quran is not the only book they follow religiously as the interpretation of the traditions of the Quran are the Hadiths. So yes they can have up to 4 wives but only if they can afford it. Which is why only the wealthier individuals in Islam have more than 1 or 2 wives. And no Islam has never been "hijacked" it is what it always has been a creation of the Angel of Light and if you don't know who that it is, maybe a little more research is in order on your part. Yeah I worked alongside them before 9-11 and was told many things that came to be false and I knew they were false because I picked up their books and read them and studied them. I guess they didn't tell you about many things. Like how it is okay to beat those wive and no not with a toothbrush. Or how a woman who is raped needs 4 male witnesses to the rape or she can be accused of adultry and stoned, a practice still followed to this day. Or how a teenage girl was hung because she had a sharp tongue recently in Iran. Many many things.
  9. Because they like to eat all day long not just after the sun goes down. They can't eat their figs until the sun goes down.
  10. Nah. After saying "I divorce you" three times (how muslims are allowed to divorce their wives), they are allowed to sell the goat (meat) to the next village. So says the Mullahs.
  11. YoY decline in financial surplus of 59,8 trillion to 11.5 trillion dinars is not what one would call a "gradual" decline. I think the word they might be looking for is "serious" or even "significant" decline.
  12. Good thing it's BRIDGE Borrowing and not BRIDE borrowing. That would be one heckuva typo. I think I need new glasses!
  13. What is RippleNet? RippleNet is a network of institutional payment-providers such as banks and money services businesses that use solutions developed by Ripple to provide a frictionless experience for sending and receiving money globally. Imagine it like a superhighway for financial transactions, making payments faster, cheaper, and more transparent. At its core, RippleNet uses a suite of products developed by Ripple, including xCurrent, xRapid (now known as On-Demand Liquidity), and xVia. These solutions work together to provide a seamless, end-to-end experience for global payments. On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) is a product that uses the digital asset XRP to source liquidity during cross-border transactions, eliminating the need for pre-funded nostro accounts. In simpler terms, ODL uses XRP as a bridge currency to facilitate faster and cheaper cross-border payments. It's like the express lane on the RippleNet superhighway. Here's how ODL works: 1. A financial institution initiates a payment using ODL. 2/ The sending institution's currency is converted into XRP. 3. The XRP is sent across the XRP Ledger to the beneficiary institution. 4. The beneficiary institution converts the XRP into their local currency. 5. The funds are credited to the beneficiary's account. The whole process takes just a few seconds and significantly reduces the cost of cross-border payments. Plus, it's all done without the need for pre-funded accounts, freeing up capital for other uses. [Source: https://toxigon.com] [Source: https://toxigon.com]
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