They can take your money or property, and say you're going to commit a crime with it. Or that you got it by way of committing a crime. They need proof, but it's really not that hard. Once they have it, the burden of proof is on you to prove you didn't get it through criminal means to get your property or money back. Good luck with that.
fractional reserve is so much more than inflation, it allows banks to magically create money to lend at interest. It is an endless cash fountain for (((them))).
The teller asking Why was a big giveaway
Because fuck you
My default response
Don't worry Americans, it won't happen here. They won't question you.
Law Enforcement can just take your money after withdrawal:
https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/civil_forfeiture
They can take your money or property, and say you're going to commit a crime with it. Or that you got it by way of committing a crime. They need proof, but it's really not that hard. Once they have it, the burden of proof is on you to prove you didn't get it through criminal means to get your property or money back. Good luck with that.
In America if you tell the teller why you are withdrawing money they will write it down in the transaction description
Hunter Biden can't ALWAYS say "paint," can he?
I have already pulled out 2/3 of my money.
Will gradually draw down the balance to only cover about 3-6 months expenses.
What sucks is that money loses lots of value under my mattress. I need to find an alternative liquid asset that holds value.
It doesn't exactly gain value in a bank account either
In the US --- currency in the bank allows for more fractional lending --- i.e. inflation.
fractional reserve is so much more than inflation, it allows banks to magically create money to lend at interest. It is an endless cash fountain for (((them))).
Short term treasuries are paying roughly what spring it in your mattress used to ... At least in terms of real returns