The shocking covenant between the government and the banks that threatens your financial freedom

Nickolai Hubble | 2 May 2020  The Bail-in Covenant – a serious warning for anyone with money in the bank  Dear Reader,   How safe is your money?    That’s probably the question swimming around your head at night. You are not alone. We’re all thinking it, pretty much all of the time. When you see a market do this…   (Data Source: Google) And headlines like this: “'It could be like the 1930s': Harvard professor predicts coronavirus outbreak could cause financial crisis that rivals The Great Depression.”   It’s natural to worry. Even if you’re not quite sure what the answer might be yet. And that is just the stuff you SEE. The stuff you know about. The stuff broadcast on financial sites and newsfeeds. The biggest danger to your money right now, in my opinion, comes from a threat totally unreported in the press. Something that could see you lose control of some – even all – of your own money. To help you understand what this serious threat is… You have to understand that the most important changes to our lives and money are usually cooked up by a small group of powerful men, in some secluded location. It’s always been this way. For example, the meeting that created the Federal Reserve was dreamed up on the remote ‘Jekyll Island’ in 1910. If that sounds like something out of a horror film… well, the outcome of that meeting between America’s top bankers – including JP Morgan - is pretty terrifying. And, as these things tend to be – the details were kept hidden from those who it impacted the most… those whose money these men had been entrusted with: “The meeting and its purpose were closely guarded secrets, and participants did not admit that the meeting occurred until the 1930s.” - FederalReserveHistory.org Every so often these ‘money magicians’ get together and change the way we are allowed to create, spend and store our own wealth. Whether it’s Bretton Woods, Davos, the Bilderberg Group… there’s no need for conspiracy theories here, the truth is just as disturbing: Decisions are made in private (and without your say so) that seriously impact and often impede your financial life. In 2014 another of these covenants took place. One that could impact your life in a big way, now that we are on the brink of another financial crisis. You see, very quietly – barely reported in the press – a new financial law was passed through Parliament. I estimate that 99% of savers like you are completely unaware this law even exists. That’s not a surprise, it has been kept very quiet. In fact, outside of our urgent warning about it here, I have not read a single mention of it, anywhere. So, please – read this next sentence with your full attention: This law allows the government to convert your money into bank shares to prevent a collapse. This covenant between the banks and the authorities is designed to make bankruptcies virtually impossible… by using your money for a ‘bail in’. If you do not believe this law is true – you need to read this immediately. This heinous protocol is not some dystopian day dream… or scare talk…  It is the official failsafe plan of the government, if the worst happens. And I don’t know about you – but given the fast spiralling situation right now – preparing for ‘the worst’ seems like a damn good idea. I warned my readers about this law two years ago. Those that took heed are probably feeling a little better about their situation than most. Now it’s time for you to get up to speed. Or you may be left counting the cost.  Even I can’t imagine the confusion, the chaos, the uproar should this law ever be enacted. Needless to say, you do not want to be caught up in it.  That’s why I have prepared two urgent reports for you to get you informed about what’s happening, what could happen and how you can defend your wealth. The first report is called “The Big Stop”. It will explain the extreme law in place to use your money to rescue the banks. I’d bet you have some doubts this law actually exists. Believe me, I shared your surprise. But when you read the report, you’ll want to do something about it. Your second report is called “Escaping the financial system: a survival guide”. It shows you SIX good options for taking a small portion of your capital and sheltering it outside of the failing financial system… and out of the reach of the government’s plans to use it as a ‘rescue package’. Everything you need to know – including how to get these reports on a complimentary basis – is here. Very soon, you could be very relieved to have these reports in your hands.       Many thanks,   Nickolai Hubble Chief Strategist, The Fleet Street Letter Monthly Alert

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