Welcome back to new role next week. I'm James Corbett at Corporate Report.com.

And I'm James Evan Palado for MediaMonarchy.com. I would do all I could in my role to not comply with this proposal.

We've got that story plus Belt and Road boondoggles, but first on this sort of three flavors of financial tyranny episode,

a Neapolitan ice cream of poison, if you will. Banks around the world are suffering, which would

be great if the headlines stopped there, but unfortunately

it does continue to scroll. Banks around the world are suffering, big outages, leaving millions of

customers in the lurch at the worst possible time. We grab this from our buddies at Activist

Post via naked capitalism. I think James, again, it's the rich tapestry that we've been doing not only these nearly

12 years, but for the last 18 and a half months of the scamdemic.

It is all part of the perfect storm.

The intentional control demolition of seemingly everything continues.

And when you say control demolition, you've got to start out in new zealand now in its seventh week

of nationwide lockdown one of the country's largest lenders kiwi bank went down the other day

leaving many of its customers in the lurch it is one of a string of i t outages the bank has

suffered over the past three weeks after a DDoS attack on New Zealand's

third largest internet provider caused IT crashes at a number of lenders, including Commonwealth

Bank and Ans Bank. New Zealand, of course, not the only country, because it is a new world

order to have suffered major outages within its banking system in recent weeks.

UK, Japan, South Africa, Venezuela, Mexico.

On September 12th, operating failures at Mexico's largest bank, BBVA, Mexico, left 24 million account

holders unable to use the bank's 13,000 ATMs, can't use the mobile app or in-store payments for pretty much

a day, 20 hours. It being a Sunday, you of course couldn't call up and get anybody in the office.

...