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What is off about this story is the blatant illustration of how the Babylonian Debt Slave system works.

To the Big Khazarian Mafia Club, the general rule of thumb is to ONLY take, and NEVER give - and never pay.

According to the structure of, and methods implemented by the Babylonian Debt Slave system, the potential productivity of everyone with a Social Security Number (Stock Certificate ) is traded on the open market everyday.

Your Social Security Number (Straw Man Account) is then parlayed into the millions of dollars in value, but the PROFITS are NOT for YOU to access - but only for the Khazarian Mafia bankers.

It is a one way street.

According to the structure of the Babylonian Debt Slave system, everyone with a Social Security number is a millionaire at least.

The fact that your productivity is being stolen and used for massive profits by Khazarian Mafia bankers, is proof enough as to the function and validity of the structure itself.

However, terms such as lawful, moral, just, upright, above board, legitimate, etc - mean absolutely nothing to amoral Babylonian Debt Slave masters.

What Randy Beane did was access his own straw man account.

The account was in his name, under his Social Security number.

No matter, the Khazarian legal system said he was not allowed to do so - because of course - it is only a one way street.

In the Babylonian Debt Slave System, you are allowed only to be the producer - but not allowed to be the beneficiary of what you produce.

You are only the allowed to be the debt slave.

In the Babylonian Debt Slave System, Khazarian fiat bankers are tho only ones allowed to profit.

Producing Humans have no recourse unless parasite Khazarian fiat bankers are dead, and a new financial system is put in place.

That's just the way it is.

Lion

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: (Thanks, A. :)

: Reader AC writes:
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: Re: link: 'Heather Ann Tucci-Jarraf — Well-Kno....

: Withdraw $$$ from where you do not have an account?

: I'm sorry but I simply do not understand this story and how it
: could have been prosecuted based upon what has been
: reported as having taken place. Man legitimately logs in to
: his bank account, requests a funds transfer from the NY Fed
: Bank in order to purchase a CD from his bank. He uses his
: own social security number as the account number at the Fed
: Bank and the transfer is approved. His bank then credits
: him with the funds. Where exactly is the fraud?

: Randy Beane did NOT hack into the FED central bank. He merely
: made an electronic funds transfer request from his local
: bank's website after legitimately logging into his account.
: The inputted routing number that took his request to the NY
: FED bank only got him to the bank's window.

: Randy Beane then had to provide a "valid account
: number" in order to proceed any further. He provided
: his own Social Security number and the FED bank both
: recognized that the account was a valid account and also
: that the account balance associated with that account
: number was sufficient enough to allow for the requested
: amount to be withdrawn.

: This is after all the protocol that is in place at every bank.
: For if one tries to access money from a bank where one does
: not have an account or where one has an account but has a
: funds balance that is less than the amount being requested
: to withdraw & transfer, the request to transfer is
: simply and immediately denied.

: So to my logical way of thinking, what happened in this case
: with Randy Beane having requested an electronic funds
: transfer and having the FED bank honor that request and
: allowing for the transfer of funds to go through is prima
: facia evidence that Randy Beane has a valid account at the
: NY FED and that this account is (or at least at that time
: was) recognized by the NY FED as being both valid and as
: having a sufficient balance to allow for the transfer
: withdrawal Randy Beane was requesting to be approved...
: Because if this were not the case then his request would
: have been immediately denied.

: And as for the claim that his bank prematurely released those
: funds before they had cleared... I say BULL. No bank will
: release money (especially a large amount) until the balance
: in the account shows it has "collected funds"
: sufficient enough to cover the withdraw request. Funds are
: not considered collected funds until the transaction fully
: clears.

: I don't know, but something is very off about this story.

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