Banks Have Less Than HALF A CENT For Each Dollar, They Are Testing Capital Controls With $0 Balance “Glitch”, Bailouts WORLDWIDE IMMINENT!

Sunday, July 17, 2016
By Paul Martin

Investmentwatchblog.com
July 17th, 2016

The Economic Collapse Is HERE!!!

Just recently, the Bank of Ireland has experienced a “technical glitch,” affecting customers’ access to their bank accounts and ATM withdrawals.

But Ireland is not the only country that has been experiencing banking problems and “technical glitches.” In fact, for 2016 alone, there have been many reports of banking glitches and other “technical problems” when it comes to the banks in these following places: England; Scotland; India; and America.

We also can’t forget about Italy either. Because there have been several reports of bank runs, ATM shutdowns, and struggling banks that are trickling all over Europe. In fact, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged action on Italy’s retail investors’ bank bail-in, noting the “very high” levels of NPLs. Reforms have been made for economic stability in Italy, along with Austria, who has just recently enacted bail-ins next to Cyprus.

At least, that’s what they’re TELLING us…

And if that wasn’t bad enough, the chief economist of the Deutsche Bank, David Folkerts-Landau, has called for 150 BILLION bank bailout for European Banks, and has even stated: “Europe is extremely ill.”

When it comes to the economy outside of Europe, much of the world is also in major need. Especially Brazil, who’s governor of Rio de Janeiro, Francisco Dornelles, has recently declared the city to be in a financial state of emergency — only days before the Olympics and Paralympics are to take place there.

Couple that with all of the economic instability in Greece, Portugal, Spain, Japan, China, and many other places — and it looks as though the economy will soon topple worldwide.

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