U.S. Banks Refuse To Let Customers Get Their Money Back

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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 10, 2011 -- Customers trying to get their money out of Federal Reserve banks have been arrested, harassed, threatened, insulted, ordered out of banks, or falsely imprisoned inside.
That was done in retaliation for anyone who tried to move their money around the time of the National Transfer Day. That day was created so the American people could take a stand against the corruption of the Federal Banks by moving their money to community banks, credit unions, and state banks.

That day was sabotaged by the massive transfers of wealth from European investors, into the Federal Reserve. Those investors seem to be unaware that they may not be able to get their money back, now that it’s been proven that U.S. bankers won’t be held criminally liable for refusing to give customers their money back.
Federal Reserve banks were the beneficiaries of Bush’s bailout, a scheme in which rewarded Fed banks for scamming the American people and creating a worldwide recession. It was all planned in advance, as evidenced by that bailout and Bush’s refusal to sign an Executive Order to stop the corruption.
Republican policies for over three decades have been to create a huge gap between the very rich and everybody else. The U.S. has a record number of billionaires, and millions of homeless individuals and families.

The American people were also moving their money out of the Federal Reserve because those banks kept the bailout money instead of creating mortgages, which would have helped the economy recover faster than anything else. On the other hand, community banks, which comprise only 21% of the banking industry financially, created 58% of the bank loans given to small businesses. There are more than 7,000 community banks, commercial banks, thrifts, stock and mutual savings institutions, totaling 98% of all banks, with more than 50,000 locations in the U.S.
European investors are urged to move their money out of the Federal Reserve banks where it will be more accessible when they want it back. Americans are urged to continue to move their money to those banks that will create loans, since the Federal Reserve is determined to make the recession, which they created, more successful, at America’s peril.

Those who created the recession have still not been prosecuted for their corruption, and have received multi-millions of dollars as a reward for causing a world-wide recession, and Congress refuses to replace the laws that would have made the corruption illegal, obviously because the Fed is planning more acts of treason to bring down the U.S. economy.
Support the Occupy movement, join the protesters, demand that your police and politicians protect the protesters instead of attacking them.
Examples of customers who were not allowed to get their money, and more can be found online.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2049976/Banks-country-refuse-let-customers-close-accounts-protest.html
http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2011/10/big-banks-refuse-to-let-people-close-accounts.html
http://articles.businessinsider.com/2010-02-19/wall_street/30047096_1_fdic-coverage-7-day-notice-accounts

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiaPEShMb7U
Independent Community Bankers of America http://www.icba.org/files/ICBASites/PDFs/cbfacts.pdf
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