http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-05-08/next-shoe-drops-just-2-days-after-last-one

Two days ago, we told you about how the US appears to be destroying its banking system with the FATCA deadline - it’s as if they’re deliberately trying to weaken one of the few things that still gives the US a shred of power in the world anymore. Fast forward to today and the next shoe appears to have dropped... The FT reported yesterday that JP Morgan has started freezing accounts, declining credit card charges, and terminating customer relationships with foreign diplomats and politicians. All of this is under pressure from the US government to scrutinize banking relationships with "politically exposed persons", or PEPs. Apparently once you’re a PEP, you’re always a PEP. So banks are simply shutting these relationships down.

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  • "Democraps", LOL!

  • I think you're right, Jason.

  • "Politically Exposed Persons" could have something to do with criminals they've been funding who are being exposed which would feed back and point fingers at JP Morgan Chase Manhattan Bank (Rockefeller Bank). These types of banks have been lending money or foreign countries to maximize their debt too. Another issue could be that those "customers" aren't borrowing enough money, or they are borrowing from another source already. Just some random thoughts. If I had to guess, I'd say the Federal Reserve will be in the news more than usual this year.

  • They're not called democraps for nothing.

  • Something is definitely going on in our crazy world at a rapid pace, for the last couple days I have been reading articles that are packed full of leftist propaganda like never before. The democrats are screaming out about Benghazi being political. I think that the cabal has stepped up their plans for something big about to happen. The white house is in trouble and needs a big false flag to distract everything from O. Why the dollar hasn't collapsed is beyond reason.     

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