Unraveling Chaos: A Week of Turmoil for the FBI, Congress, Secretary of State, and the Parasitic Class
New Whiffs of a Banking Panic. Banks will collapse from Commercial Real estate while Congress talks about "mean tweets"
Let’s summarize things again.
We have 34 Trillion dollars in debt to the extent that servicing debt is the #1 line item on the budget.
This doesn’t capture unfunded liabilities (social security, Veterans, Medicare)
Commercial Real estate is weeks away from total collapse
Banks will not be able to absorb these “repossessed” behemoths
So while Rome is Burning what does Congress Want to talk about?
Social Media concerns, Great let’s trot out Tech titans and give them a “tongue lashing” These CEOs raise their right arm to swear some oath had it been me I would have “raised the middle finger” instead…
Within the same news cycle, the FBI director took to the echo chamber to warn Americans that the Chinese would disrupt US water and power.
Anyone paying attention should understand that the US government plans on disrupting your water and power now that they have "established" that it will be China's fault.
Same reason why the US started a virus and blamed it on Chinese eating habits (a bat in their wet market) when it was proven from the beginning it was US-funded gain-of-function research at the Wuhan Virology Lab.
Same reason why the US knocked down some buildings on 9-11 to provoke a war in Iraq to steal their gold and oil.
To this day still, all Iraqi oil transactions are settled with the evil and sinister Federal Reserve.
And no mainstream reporting on any of these things.
TGIP. "Thank God it's Pixy" ... who shines the light on this darkness.
Look at the Ministry of Propaganda go:
How do they get the news out so fast to every station?
The Dishonorable Christopher Wray - Director of FBI
Pickaxe called the strike on Iran back in October of 2023, then nailed it down to the hour 24 hours before it happened.
Here at the Pickaxe, we are tomorrow's news delivered today.
And I have to stop taunting everyone that I'm right again.
Now we have video proof below.
Pixy Prediction cued up at the 17:55 minute mark in the video below.
As Pixy and I boldly stated Thursday February 1, "After the markets close Friday The US will hit Iran." Moreover, saying this was "a no-brainer.” - Brad replied, "That's a pretty big prediction."
Scofflaw FBI Busted for Seizure of Safe Deposit Boxes
9th Circuit: FBI Illegally Raided Hundreds of Safe Deposit Boxes
Originally posted by Money Metals
We knew that what the FBI did to us and so many others was wrong and today's decision is a validation...
(Ken Silva, Headline USA)
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday that the FBI acted unlawfully in March 2021, when it raided hundreds of renters' safe deposit boxes in Beverly Hills, conducted criminal searches of them all, and attempted to permanently keep everything in the boxes worth more than $5,000—all without charging any box renter with a crime.
The 9th Circuit's Tuesday decision stems from an investigation the FBI opened into US Private Vaults, or USPV—a company that, unlike typical banks, provided safe deposit boxes to customers without requiring identification. The FBI had been investigating individual USPV customers, but determined the “real problem” was USPV, which they believed served as a “money laundering facilitator.”
Accordingly, the FBI raided the entire USPV vault in 2021.
Even though the warrant authorizing the raid only permitted the FBI to open boxes to identify their owners and safeguard the contents, agents rummaged through hundreds of boxes, ran currency they found in front of drug-sniffing dogs, and made copies of people's most personal records, according to the Institute for Justice, which filed a lawsuit on behalf of multiple non-criminal USPV customers.
The Justice Department then filed a massive administrative forfeiture claim to take more than $100 million in cash and other valuables, again, without charging any individual with a crime, the IJ added.
Among the FBI's victims were Paul and Jennifer Snitko, who used their USPV box to store legal documents, watches with sentimental value, hard-drive backups, coins, and gold jewelry. The Snitkos used USPV because there was a waiting list to obtain a safe deposit box at their local bank.
Another FBI victim was Joseph Ruiz, who stored $57,000 in cash in his box and used USPV because he was concerned that “the COVID pandemic would make it impossible for [him] to withdraw [his] funds from a bank account.”
Initially refusing to give the victims their property back, the FBI changed course and returned the stolen valuables after the plaintiffs filed a lawsuit in June 2021.
A district court initially ruled that the FBI didn't violate the Fourth Amendment with the conduct described above, but the 9th Circuit reversed that ruling on Tuesday.
Judge Milan D. Smith, writing for the court, likened the FBI's actions to the abuses that motivated the Bill of Rights.
“The government failed to explain why applying the inventory exception to this case would not open the door to the kinds of ‘writs of assistance' the British authorities used prior to the Founding to conduct limitless searches of an individual's personal belongings,” he said.
“It was those very abuses of power, after all, that led to adoption of the Fourth Amendment in the first place.”
Jennifer Snitko said she felt validated by the court's decision.
“We knew that what the FBI did to us and so many others was wrong and today's decision is a validation,” she said in a press release from IJ.
“It took courage for Paul and I to be among the first people to stand up publicly and call out the government but we are proud to have fought for our rights. This is a good day for our country and the principle that the government's power to search our property has limits.”