300 banks could be at risk (get ready now)
Urgent: The banking panic is NOT over  | | DOUG
HILL | Dear Reader, Up to 300 American banks could fail in the next phase of the banking crisis. That’s according to one senior economist’s recent warning. Will yours be one of them? Until the panic begins… and you start seeing lines of desperate savers outside your bank… that’s impossible to say. But what we DO know for sure is that the White House has been quietly preparing the way for a radical change to the US dollar that could give it the powers to stop the next bank run with a few clicks of a keyboard… If the White House gets its way, it might just help stop the next bank to fail from sparking an all-out collapse. But I believe it’ll have some disturbing consequences for anyone with savings in a US dollar bank account. >>>Here’s the full, shocking story<<< Sincerely, | | | Doug Hill
VP of Publishing, Paradigm Press | |
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