Bank Transfer Day – Truth Or Diversion?
The Famous False Choice
Bank dumping days begin
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — Customers are dumping their banks in droves ahead of the nationwide “Move Your Money” and “Bank Transfer Day” movements this Saturday.
Given the recent spotlight on attempts — and ultimate failures — by some of the nation’s biggest banks to tack on new debit card fees, thousands of disgruntled consumers have already either left or pledged to leave their current bank for a community bank or credit union, which are known for having fewer and/or lower bank account fees.
At least 650,000 consumers have already joined credit unions since Sept. 29, the day Bank of America (BAC, Fortune 500) announced plans to impose its controversial $5 debit card fee, according to a nationwide survey of credit unions by the Credit Union National Association.
That’s more than a year’s worth of members in a single month — with credit unions adding 600,000 members in all of 2010.
The new memberships in October amount to $4.5 billion in new savings accounts, CUNA said.
And while Bank of America and other banks have since backpedaled on imposing the fees, consumers are making it clear they are still fed up. More than four in every five credit unions said new customers cited days like “Bank Transfer Day” and new fees imposed by their banks as reasons for opening accounts.
It’s About Frikking Fees? No Way! It’s About Freedom!
Hey, that article’s a crock. Do one much better and get out of them all! The big banks own the little ones, don’t be fooled. Better in the short term, but way better to pull your money out and buy gold and silver or good farmland and plenty of food and water or stuff it in your mattress. THAT’s what they don’t want!
Watch out for this false choice steering…”either, or” under their manipulative umbrella. Wake up…It’s a con!
Enter The MSM Steering Committee
So these manipulative bastards keep on in this CNN piece. THEY are going to tell us who’s the safe haven for your money! And you know how many will fall for this diversion? Way too many!
7 Banks That Are Still Awesome
“We must flee all those banks now!!! They will be adding hidden fees shortly! Drop the credit cards and go to credit unions to avoid this pitfall,” one CNNMoney reader wrote.
Meanwhile, the Independent Community Bankers of America said a poll of its 5,000 members conducted on Oct. 17 found that nearly 60% of community banks are gaining customers who are sick and tired of the big financial institutions. The association’s community bank locator has seen more than 5,000 inquiries in the last few weeks — an increase of nearly 500%.
By the end of this weekend, accounts at these credit unions and community banks could grow by tens of thousands more. Story HERE
Whatta set up. So?
Which way do you turn? Hey…the real path has nothing to do with their options. Walk away. Take the hand of Truth and walk a while, you’ll see things you’ve never seen before! Withdraw everything you have invested in their projected world…financially, physically, spiritually, emotionally.
Get the heck out. It’s collapsing. Life awaits you!
“Tune in, turn on and drop out” was never so real or true! Just do it…time is short.
Love, Zen

































“Take the hand of Truth and walk a while, you’ll see things you’ve never seen before! Withdraw everything you have invested in their projected world…financially, physically, spiritually, emotionally.”
Sounds good but vague.
Do you have any clear suggestions/advice?
I mean what is your message here but in plain English, I’d honestly like to read it.
OK Yodes, you got my attention. If it’s unclear to you then you’re a ways down the track and you need to catch up as soon as you can. The whole house of cards called “the world” is phony, just about everything you’ve been taught is a lie in some manner–factually or contextually. When you realize that then you have a major reset in your way of looking at life. But after that is a lifetime of research and sincere investigation.
Practically what I have done is 1. Get out of the banks and the plethora of entangling legal snares of life. 2. Sell almost everything I owned. 3. Stay on the road experiencing new places all the time. 4. Talk to people wherever I go about what I’m learning and they’re learning. 5. Blog and write my brains out trying to make a difference. 6. Network with wonderful people I meet synchronistically on my travels on earth and in cyberspace. 7. Try to live and love one day at a time and follow life’s signs and keep expanding spiritually thru honesty, humor and incessant reading and research and communications.
That’s a one thru 7 for now. No way I can enumerate everything.
But tell me, why do you ask? To observe, or participate? That’s the real question here. Me, I’m a doer. I think the world needs a heck of a lot more. Hope you jump in…;)..the water’s fine!