Debanking is the New Way for the Deep State to Control Their Opponents

There seems to be no limit on the lengths to which progressives, radicals and their lawfare enablers will go to destroy their political opponents. Trump is the most obvious example of this.

The first two years of his administration were hobbled by the fake Russian collusion hoax and the numerous investigations that resulted. Those investigations showed that there was no collusion between Trump and Russia, but the progressives didn’t care (and certainly did not apologize). They just moved on to the next fake scandal, which was the first impeachment over a brief phone call to Ukrainian President Zelensky asking about Biden family corruption.

It turns out that Biden family corruption was rampant in Ukraine, but that didn’t stop phony “whistleblowers” (actually lawbreakers), like Eric Ciaramella, from leaking classified transcripts to Adam Schiff to get the impeachment process going. Trump was acquitted by the Senate.

Then came the second impeachment where Trump was also acquitted. Since leaving office, Trump has been hit with federal criminal charges relating to January 6^th and the Mar-a-Lago raid, as well as state criminal charges in New York and Georgia. The radical left has done even more to Trump, but you get the idea. They never quit.

Now, a new lawfare tactic has been unveiled against Trump attorney John Eastman. It’s called “debanking”.

In Eastman’s case, it started with Bank of America closing his bank accounts for no good reason and with no recourse. Then he turned to his accounts at USAA, which specializes in accounts for military veterans and their families. Shortly thereafter, USAA also closed Eastman’s bank accounts.

We tend to take banking services for granted and don’t think much about what would happen if we were shut out of the banking system. No checks, no savings accounts, no wire transfers, no ATMs, no bank-issued credit cards, no lines of credit or mortgages, etc. It’s like trying to survive without food or water. It’s impossible. And that’s the whole point.

Banks are targeting conservative voices for debanking attacks to make the victim’s lives miserable. The same thing happened in the UK when NatWest and Coutts debanked Nigel Farage, leader of the Brexit movement. Farage fought back, and the Chair of NatWest was eventually fired over the incident. But it was a brutal fight and a tough transition for Farage when he suddenly found himself debanked.

This is one reason it’s a good idea to keep a cash stash of $10,000 or more if you can afford it and to open multiple bank accounts just to see you through a debanking attack. You never know who the next target of the radical left will be.

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