OpESR | Anonymous Vs. The Federal Reserve June 14th – Ctrl+Alt+Bernanke. FED Reserve Banking Crimes. Anonymous now using #OpESR to engage in a class action lawsuit against the Federal Reserve. Anonymous is inviting all, Anonymous and non-anons to join OpESR in demanding Federal Reserve accountability. Instead of just hacking random companies and websites like other Lulz-orientated hacking groups, Anonymous are grabbing the Fed by the balls and asking "why? ". Obviously this might not end up in any serious court, or even reach the mainstream media, but we're finally seeing a group large enough to make a difference, try. Trying is better than nothing and we'll see how this one goes. For those who don't want to watch the video and would like the TL;DR, look below or click into the news story for a full read. Hello American People, This is a message from Anonymous to you.
We cordially invite any and all, Anonymous and non-anons, to join OpESR in demanding Federal Reserve accountability. We are crafting a class action lawsuit against the Fed. Can you provide legal and research support? Please respond by submitting a pad to one of our *connectors in Anonymous. Adoration. Obama’s Osawatomi Speech: ”Now, we’re not all the way there yet, and the banks are fighting us every inch of the way. But already, some of these reforms are being implemented.” Google: ”fair social nation” US president reprises themes of Theodore Roosevelt, decrying the ’you’re on your own’ economics of Republicans ☛ ”It was wrong. It combined the breathtaking greed of a few with irresponsibility all across the system. And it plunged our economy and the world into a crisis from which we’re still fighting to recover. It claimed the jobs and the homes and the basic security of millions of people – innocent, hardworking Americans who had met their responsibilities but were still left holding the bag. ”And ever since, there’s been a raging debate over the best way to restore growth and prosperity, restore balance, restore fairness. ”So what does that mean for restoring middle-class security in today’s economy?
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Abstract: The protest method conceived and described here wastes banking human resources, IT resources, interferes with banking efficiencies of scale and delays and slows down walk-in counter and walk-up ATM banking services for banking patrons. This system relies on a certain amount of trust and commingled money between participants. It is a modern-day bank run. Method of implementation: [1] Using the absolute minimum amount of money necessary which is approximately $25 each that will be combined for a free checking account, a group of protesters matching the maximum amount of 'signers' on a bank checking account enter the bank with all necessary ID's and open a joint bank checking account together. One checking account may possibly equal 3 to 5 signers.
. * Bank Of America Charges $8.95 per month on balances less than $1500 and/or lacking a qualifying $250 monthly deposit. $50 minimum opening deposit. * Wells Fargo Charges $7.00 per month period. $100 opening deposit.