All of these big “private” institutions, including and especially the banks, always work hand-in-glove with the government.

It should really be taken for granted that big “private companies” and the government are the same entity, aligned against the general population.

Remix:

One of the major banks in Austria, Sparkasse, has canceled the bank account of the media outlet Freilich just weeks after the outlet published an investigative report on a meeting involving the German Green Party and its efforts to ban the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party.

Since then, the Steiermärkische Sparkasse terminated Freilich’s bank account, giving the publication four weeks’ notice.

The magazine wrote in response that the bank is not offering any reason behind the cancelation.

“There is none — even when we asked, we were not given a reason. Our ‘crime’ was apparently to practice real journalism outside the left-wing mainstream,” the publication wrote, adding: “This step is more than an unusual business decision – there is clearly a deliberate attempt to silence us. Without a bank account, we are facing an organizational catastrophe: no income, no way to pay bills or salaries, no infrastructure. But one thing is clear: we are not giving up.”

The Freilich report about the Greens’ efforts to ban the AfD was widely covered in the German media, but also by some international outlets, including Remix News.

Freilich notes the pressure is coming at a particular time when parties like the AfD and the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) are at record levels — or near record levels — of popularity.

“Because this attack is not just aimed at us, but at the entire conservative-liberal movement. In a country where the Freedom Party is the party with the most votes, the political competition is clearly trying to use all means possible to eliminate unwelcome voices. After the recent electoral successes of the FPÖ and AfD, the pressure on our like-minded community is apparently increasing,” writes the paper.

It also comes at a time when the German government is not only actively trying to ban the AfD, but the FPÖ’s leader, Herbert Kickl, is also facing criminal prosecution after his immunity was lifted.

It’s sort of ridiculous to imagine any kind of political change in Europe as long as these countries are controlled by the US.

The only possible change would be from a popular uprising, and democracy effectively makes popular uprising impossible, because no one knows who to rise up against, and every dissident voice is channeled into politics, so there is no one to rise up for either.

People will say “oh the Canada truckers were the first ones to lose their bank accounts for political reasons.”

Faggot, Andrew Anglin’s personal checking account was shut down in 2016. He was prevented from opening another one, at any bank, and then it got way worse in 2017, when he was banned from using an LLC to run a business bank account.

Andrew Anglin cannot use the banking system at all. Straight up. He has to pay for everything in cash, for the rest of his life.

People should have complained back then. Now it’s nearly a decade later, and this is all just standard practice.

European Conservative:

The bank Sparkasse Mittelfranken-Süd has sent a threatening letter to one of its customers after he transferred a three-digit sum donation to the federal office of the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party, raising questions as to whether banks might begin—or perhaps have already started—blocking transfers to the right-wing opposition party.

A copy of the letter, obtained by the newspaper Junge Freiheit, reads: “The recipient of the payment has a right-wing extremist orientation. Sparkasse Mittelfranken-Süd does not accept such payments. In your own interest, please stop such payments.”

News of the threatening letter comes just days after Germany’s left-activist Interior Minister Nancy Faeser announced her intention to effectively suspend banking secrecy for supposed ‘right-wing extremists.’ Under Faeser’s plan, soon to be scrutinized by the Federal Constitutional Court, Germany’s domestic intelligence agency has the authority to request information on transactions and accounts carried out and held by ‘right-wing extremists’—those deemed to be jeopardizing the fundamental principles of a free and democratic society.

Democracy means doing what this fat woman tells you

“If we have evidence that money is being used to finance illegal things to prevent the basic democratic order, then we can also close down accounts,” Faeser said.

The phrase “prevent the basic democratic order” is a direct reference to activities that can lead to a party being banned under the German Constitution. The AfD has repeatedly expressed its commitment to the German Basic Law (constitution).

Seeking clarification on the incident, the Berlin-based conservative newspaper contacted the bank for a comment, to which the bank confirmed that the letter was indeed authentic. The bank’s spokesman, however, claimed that the letter was “actually a mistake” and that the customer “will also be informed accordingly.”

They don’t need proof of anything.

All these have to do is say that you’re “extreme,” and “extreme” just means “disagreeing with the government.”

Everyone knows there is no reason for a political party to do anything illegal. This is the most popular political party in Germany, which would win the next elections outright if they were allowed a free and fair election.

What crimes are they supposed to be committing? Trafficking in meth?

This is absurd.

Everything is absurd.

Nigel Farage sucks ass and is a gay faggot.

He is a well-known nigger-lover and a bitch who does nothing but whine all the time like a baby someone just kicked across the room.

Nonetheless, they took his bank, just because he was disagreeing a tiny bit with the people in charge.

The Guardian:

Nigel Farage has said that the newly installed boss of Coutts has offered to keep his accounts there open, reversing a decision that triggered a scandal and the resignation of the private bank’s previous chief executive.

The former Ukip leader said he welcomed the offer but was still taking legal action against NatWest, which owns Coutts, demanding compensation, a full apology and a face-to-face meeting with the banking group’s bosses.

Peter Flavel resigned as Coutts chief executive last Thursday, less than two days after the NatWest boss, Alison Rose, also stepped down over her role in the row. Flavel has been replaced by Mohammed Syed.

“The new CEO of Coutts … has written to me to say I can keep both my personal and my business accounts, and that’s good, and I thank him for it,” Farage said on GB News on Monday night.

“But enormous harm has been done to me over the course of the last few months … It has taken up a huge amount of my time and it has cost me, so far, quite a lot of money in legal fees. So I have today sent a legal litigation letter to Coutts, where I want some full apologies, I want some compensation for my cost.

“But more important than all of that, I want a face-to-face meeting with the bank’s bosses. I want to find out how many other people in Coutts or NatWest have had accounts closed because of their political opinions. And I want to make sure this never happens to anybody else ever again.”

Farage obtained documents from Coutts showing that while he had been below the bank’s “commercial criteria” for some time – referring to its requirement to hold £1m in investments or loans, or £3m in savings – the decision to shut his accounts was also based on concerns that his “xenophobic, chauvinistic and racist views” posed a risk to its reputation.

Banks are not allowed to shut accounts or deny services because of customers’ political views or beliefs.

Farage did not clarify whether he had accepted Coutts’s offer to keep his account open. NatWest Group said it could not comment on individual customers.

His comments came hours after the City regulator urged NatWest shareholders, including the UK government, to “choose stability”, suggesting they should resist calls for the group’s chair, Howard Davies, to resign over the ballooning scandal linked to Farage’s accounts.

NatWest is still reeling from Rose’s shock resignation, after late-night interventions by Downing Street last week. It came after she admitted discussing Farage’s account closure with a BBC journalist.

Farage wants more heads to roll at NatWest – which is still 38.5% government-owned after its 2008 state bailout – but on Monday the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) called for calm.

“The economic secretary to the Treasury [Andrew Griffith] just last week mentioned that he had confidence in Howard Davies, the current chair,” the FCA’s director for consumer matters and competition, Sheldon Mills, said. “I agree with his view that it’s important to have stability at NatWest and that having a chair remain in place will help support that.”

When asked whether the FCA was officially backing Davies, Mills said: “It’s the FCA’s position that ultimately that’s a decision for the board, a decision for that institution, and its shareholders.

“We urge those shareholders and the board to achieve stability within that institution.

“What we are interested in is that banks and the banking system is stable and that consumers have trust and confidence in it. And what we will continue to do, as we have done in the past few weeks, is to support banks and boards in getting to the right decisions or solutions in relation to that.”

I support him or whatever.

Obviously, if he beats the bank, that’s a good thing.

No one will be upset by that.

Probably, the bank will just be ordered to give him like, $2,000.

From what I’ve seen of him recently, he could probably use the money.

Farage had previously been refused by every other bank he wanted to open an account with

Hmm…

A bank is a private company so they can do whatever they want to you.

America is a libertarian country, you see.

It’s also a communist country.

The best of both worlds!

Florida’s Voice:

Employees of a Florida-based retail health company said JP Morgan Chase Bank suddenly terminated their personal and company bank accounts without an explanation.

One of the employees believes the account shutdowns were politically motivated and due to their employer’s controversial stance on COVID-19.

Another Mercola Market employee said the sudden decision to close her account is creating additional hurdles to help send money to her husband who is bedridden with dementia in the Philippines.

The owner of Mercola Market, Dr. Joseph Mercola, has criticized of COVID-19 vaccines and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Responding to the report, Chase told Florida’s Voice Wednesday that the accounts weren’t closed for political “affiliations.”

“For privacy reasons, we can’t discuss customer relationships, but we don’t close accounts because of political affiliations, and we didn’t do so in this case,” they said.

Mercola Market sells specialty beverages, food, supplements and other health items. A store is located in Cape Coral.

On July 13, Mercola Market, along with the CEO, CFO and some of their family members, all received similar letters from Chase Bank saying “[they] have decided to close” their individual personal and business accounts.

The letters obtained by Florida’s Voice did not provide a reason why the accounts were suddenly closed. Florida’s Voice reached out to Chase Bank for a response.

A voicemail from a Chase representative to CEO Steven Rye said the reason for closing his personal and wife’s accounts can’t be disclosed “for legal reasons.”

…

“I believe they cancelled all of the accounts because of Dr. Mercola’s (our employer) opinions,” Rye told Florida’s Voice. “He has carried a contradictory view throughout the COVID narrative and co-authored the best selling book The Truth About COVID-19 which exposed the likelihood that this virus was engineered in a laboratory funded by the NIH.”

Rye said he was told his children would not be able to carry accounts with Chase Bank in the future.

“It’s just hard to believe that your family, your wife, your kids can’t have a bank account because of the opinions of your employer and they’ve never done anything wrong,” Rye said. “We all have completely clear records.”

A voicemail from a Chase Bank representative urged Rye to submit paperwork for their accounts to be reconsidered.

“We are going to try because you’re a good client of our institution,” the Chase representative said in a voicemail.

In an email from Chase to Rye Monday, a representative said he is “still trying to figure out what is going on.”

Amalia Legaspi, the CFO of Mercola Market, said both her personal and her son’s personal accounts were canceled. Her son is using the accounts to pay for college expenses.

“I received the letter during weekend and I was surprised that we received the same letters for business accounts with exact wordings,” Legaspi said.

Legaspi’s joint checking account with her husband, who has dementia and is bedridden in the Philippines, was also closed. She uses the account to send money for his medical needs and said she is not allowed to open another bank account in his name.

“I have to provide all the legal documentations including notarized physicians affidavit from the Philippines to prove that my husband is incapable of handling his finances and request the Federal to directly deposit the pension to my own personal account,” Legaspi said.

With regards to the company’s accounts, she said Chase will not give them a reason for the closure to protect the privacy of their clients.

Dr. Mercola said he published articles about the benefits of vitamin D, zinc and quercetin to boost the immune system. He also published testimony from a nurse who claimed patients were being “intentionally killed on ventilators.”

The FDA also sent a letter to Dr. Mercola telling him to take “immediate action” to address “violations” in the letter regarding supplement products the doctor said would aid in COVID-19, calling them “unapproved new drugs” that are “misbranded.”

Mercola isn’t even good.

He doesn’t even deny the existence of the virus, and is actually promoting the CIA narrative about a “lab leak.”

But you’re just not allowed to disagree with the government at all, or private companies will be ordered by the government to destroy you.

It’s libertarianism or communism or whatever.

Anyway, Ron DeSantis will solve all of these problems by sitting on them.

“Smash woke” should be his slogan and he should run ads where he sits on things and crushes them.

I’m going to do a big investigation about this fat slob laughing at people shitting on themselves at Gitmo.

I need more informations about it.

I think his meteoric rise is related to the fact he did all this torture shit.

No one gets this big this fast just because they suck Jew dick.

If sucking Jew dick made you super powerful, every single fat retard evangelical heretic would be rich as hell and flying around on private jets eating caviar and getting Thai massage with happy ending.

Nigel Farage was never really “far-right.”

I remember this nigga saying he wanted more black immigration to offset Polish immigration.

People have been getting banned from banks since 2017 (Andrew Anglin), and this guy never did shit.

Obviously, I don’t support him having his bank account taken…. but it’s also hard to really care that much.

Breitbart:

Natwest chief executive Dame Alison Rose apologises for “deeply inappropriate comments” about Nigel Farage in now-public internal bank documents which led to him being debanked, but stopped short of actually changing their decision.

Dame Alison Rose said she wanted to “apologise for the deeply inappropriate comments about yourself made in the now published papers prepared for the Wealth Committee. I would like to make it clear that they do not reflect the view of the bank” on Thursday, weeks into a growing scandal over debanking in the United Kingdom.

Alison Rose

Nigel Farage revealed the bank he has been a customer of for both his personal and business accounts for decades had suddenly and arbitrarily informed him that they would be closing his account last month. He attempted to open accounts at nine other UK banks, all of which turned him down, he said.

While there were claims the sudden debanking of the Brexit leader were not a political act — including an apparent effort to discredit Mr Farage’s claims by the banking house and the BBC — this week Farage published internal bank documents appearing to settle for good that the act was overwhelmingly political.

Among the charges laid against the politician by Coutts bank, is part of the Royal Bank of Scotland and Natwest group that was bailed out by the British taxpayer at colossal expense in 2008 and remains to this day partially state-owned, was that Mr Farage is close to Donald Trump and tennis player Novak Djokovic, and once retweeted a joke by comedian Ricky Gervais.

Among the claims made about Mr Farage apologised for today include the allegation that he is “xenophobic and racist”, “distasteful and [appears] increasingly out of touch with wider society”, and is “at odds with our position as an inclusive organisation”. The British government is allegedly responding to the controversy over the debanking by changing the licences under which banks operate, and will require them to protect freedom of speech in future.

I’m sure this’ll work

While the apology appears at first to wish to make amends, it is nevertheless clear that the Natwest boss is making clear nothing changes.

Paradoxically, bank boss Rose claimed the lengthy internal bank document on which it made the decision to debank Mr Farage did not actually “reflect the view of the bank”. This is the latest instance of apparent say-one-thing-do-another from the bank, which in recent days has included briefing against Mr Farage to the BBC one moment and then hiding behind “client confidentiality” the next.

Dame Alison also made an offer of a NatWest account to Mr Farage, something which has been on the table since Farage first revealed the debanking move against him. Yet as he has made clear this is an offer for a personal account only — still leaving the Brexit leader with no access to a business account at this or any other UK bank — so the situation is far from resolved.

Frankly, he’s lucky to be able to have a personal bank account, which is more than most of us get.

The guy doesn’t do anything anyway. He acted like he wanted to be Prime Minister, then Brexit happened, and he just dipped out.

Then he came back and then left again.

He’s not really a useful person.

Still, he’s an extremely high profile person to be totally banned from banking.