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 >>/22679/
I don't know the deal in this case but my bank here in Sweden will only allow up to 50k SEK (similar amount) without notice. More than that they need 3 days prior notice because they don't keep large amounts of cash at the office. If you want to withdraw more without notice you have to employ methods such as going to a state owned casino, buying markers for the amount, walking around a bit and then cashing the markers.

 >>/22682/
I'd be far more interested about life in Sweden. You Swedes have been the butt of jokes about being cucks to mass immigration for decades now. Entire webseries were made to mock that. How truthful is it?

 >>/22683/
I live too much in the countryside to know anything about the bigger cities where most of this is supposedly taking place. It's been years since I visited in there, it just doesn't interest me, so I couldn't say. I think however the political climate is completely retarded, with controlled opposition vs controlled opposition, both the government and the opposition are subverted and they both think they are the outsiders, leaving complete walk-over to NATO and EU. 

It's ridiculous how they sent 1/4 of our military equipment to Ukraine while just saying "well it means we reduced our army's strength by 1/4th" and then no further comments. We're not talking about some surplus here, they're just giving things away.

Meanwhile the rising food prices are wrecking everyone, many people can't afford the basics, some skip meals. They still go on vacation, by taking loans with no security. I think a large part of Swedes have lost their minds.

There are a lot of reports about Turkish gangs and media rumours literally quoting Mossad saying that Iran is paying Turks to perform shootings here. No idea how true this really is.

It's not really about some Africans or Islamists, it's all about Turks selling drugs and fighting their own.

 >>/22689/
Thanks for sharing. That doesn't sound very dissimilar from living in the United States. Just a few minor details are different.

 >>/22679/
It's now happening to some banks in China too. There are also FINCEN laws in place in America to prevent bank runs. If you want to withdrawal more than 10K you need to file it in a government database and get permission in advance before doing so.

https://halturnerradioshow.com/index.php/news-selections/world-news/chinas-jiangxi-bank-fails-depositors-storm-the-bank-hq-demanding-their-money

 >>/22689/
 >>/22692/
Yah, we have a lot of similar problems in America only we have a lot more land, so even though the cities are becoming completely destabilized by foreign gangs and drug dealers, there are still a lot of smaller and medium sized rural towns and communities that are still safe (at least for now that is). Once it starts to spread to the rural rust belt areas I think that will be a death knell indication that America as we knew it is too far gone and beyond repair. I heard someone say long ago the mountains are by far the safest retreats in America. Too late for me to move though, we already paid the mortgage off on our rural homestead and no way do we intend to ever sell it. At this point my mentality is this is the soil to die on, regardless how or when.

 >>/22694/
I have been seeing youtube videos about the crime situation in New York. And it's bad, they are basically rotating the understaffed police between the metro and the streets in an endless cycle of chasing crime waves that happen after moving police from one to the other.

In regards to the OP, I remember a couple months ago China had a bank run situation after the collapse of a big real state developer.

I think the whole financial systems runs on hopes and dreams at this point. Everyone is indebted to ridiculous points knowing the debt can not be paid. And I am talking governments, businesses, regular people, the banks themselves... everyone is expecting some economic mumbo jumbo from the government to forgive all debts(like the whole student loan fiasco in america).

We basically live in a system that encourages debt and those who pay the debt last are going to be the ones to suffer the consequences. The banks know this and they also know that bank runs are a psychological event as much as an economic one and thus they are spending tons of debt trying to gaslight the public that everything is fine.


Because the moment one bank run happens the whole financial system comes crashing down