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26 Mar 2013 10:22 #127489
by ketchim
Yes.
Their deposits are Insured by CDIC.
The reason for the closing has to be within the Banking Act .
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26 Mar 2013 10:26 - 26 Mar 2013 10:38 #127491
by mapoui
I was looking for something very relevant to this question...as soon as I find it...
by now, especially in the western world there would be laws that permits government to shut down banks. if there is no actual individual law that permits a government to close down banks..I am sure it can be done under emergencies.
all Emergency Acts I have seen...governments can define what an emergency is and act accordingly. so if they say this or that situation is an emegency requiring emergency action, meaning the suspension of the constitution giving the arbitrary power ..there you go
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26 Mar 2013 10:28 #127493
by mapoui
right! it would be in the laws that regulate banking...
and also under emergency. any emergency..even if defined by the government...gives government total power to act as it sees essential for the public good
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26 Mar 2013 10:33 #127494
by Nargis
well take for instance whats happening with Cyprus right now....same thing?
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26 Mar 2013 10:40 #127502
by ketchim
Political situations are Complex.
IF it is felt there are a " run " on the Banks :
the Banks cam close and avoid the Emptying of their Vaults by Customers !
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26 Mar 2013 10:42 #127506
by mapoui
CYPRUS IS EMERGENCY...AND WHERE IT IS NOT...A HUGE AREA..IT IS TREASONOUS.
the european Union is actually dictating to Cyprus, telling them what to do under threat of severe pain.
I dont think this is possible under the various treaties voted on to set up the Euro Union. an unelected body..the Euro Bureaucracy is dictating the terms of all this, subverting Cyprus soverignty
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26 Mar 2013 10:48 #127510
by mapoui
the people of Cyprus are being compelled to act against their own best interest.
in the only place the people are being made responsible for for what they did not do. and their money is being stolen out of their deposits. the debts of the banks are being transferred to the people.
THAT IS TOTALLY ILLEGAL..SO THE EMERGENCY IS ONE CREATED BY THE CYPRUS GOVERNMENT AND THE EURO BUREAUCRACY.
IT IS A DEFINED EMERGENCY BY THE GOVERNMENT..NOT AN ACTUAL EMERGENCY FOR ANYBODY BUT THE BANKS.
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26 Mar 2013 10:55 #127512
by mapoui
the banks are close because of fear of a bank run caused by the theft of the peoples money.
there is no other reason for a bank run that could trigger the Banking Act to shut down the banks. they can keep the banks in Cyprus closed only illegally..which is what is going on.
and all controls enacted to protect the banks are illegal as well. it is all to stop the people from protecting themselves by removing their money before it is all taxed away from them.
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