Digital ID Part 3 : Local Bank Run
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Digital ID Part 3 : Local Bank Run
Part 1 - Digital ID By December
The Village of 100 Mile is currently experiencing a mini bank run.
The WLDCU has capped weekly cash withdrawals at $2000.
RBC has capped weekly cash withdrawals to $500.
CIBC has a $3000 a week limit. Customers are now encouraged to pre-order their cash.
Need Cash? We at the Village Voice are testing a work around to these anti-reality Bank policies.
How? Two people would come together in trust and write each other a cheque. Then go cash the cheques! Try to cash ‘em the policy may not apply to cheques, only withdrawals. If it turns out they are not honouring cheques we really do have some deep deep mistrust happening in the Banking System!
Anyhow, welcome to the “New Normal”… ? No surprise to anyone who has been paying attention to the Narrative.
Digital ID and Open Banking System : coming soon on the “Not So Real Life”.
We hope you will continue to join us here on the Real Life Network, where we call the Mind Virus what it is. Absurd! Parallel systems have always emerged in times of turmoil. Here we are experiencing our very own Run on the Bank! While I had imagined it would likely happen in my life time, I didn’t know when.
Join the Real People who are responding at a higher frequency to the various ‘Global War Agendas’. War on this, War on that. Enough!
Its time for PEACE end the “emergencies” and “Emerge and See” !
I know the founders of the Real Life Network are anxiously awaiting the arrival of the new Accounts System for members.
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The next Fun Raiser is a convergence at the Big Skiis for a Pancake Breakfast at 9:30am. Human Peace Chain at 10:00am.
As always, contribute your story to the Village Voice by clicking the chat button to the right or hit the “Send in your Story” button on the Village Voice page.
Enjoy the sun as we begin to turn the corner towards spring.
- A wildflower