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Retail numbers miss in December. The retail market is imploding on itself and if we go back to last year retail has not improved. We will see more stores closing.

Savings are down and revolving credit is up, the American people are tapped out.

Housing is declining quickly, Wells mortgage business is going down the drain.

Neiman Marcus is on track towards bankruptcy.

The central bank makes their move to take control the #cryptomarket.

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The cabal is firing everything they have at Trump to turn the public and remove him from office. They are now saying that he used language against those who are trying to enter the country via DACA. They are bringing up old stories to push their agenda. Russia wants the US out of Syria, they are now making the case the US is blocking humanitarian aid to the people in the al-tanf area.

Control The Currency, Manipulate The Economy Then Collapse The Economy 

To Convince The Public This Is What The Cabal Does

Sources X22Report

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Korea’s Crypto Crackdown Talk Draws Backlash From Users and Politicians

More than 100,000 South Korea residents have signed petitions asking the government there to step back from any plans to close the country’s cryptocurrency exchanges.

Earlier this week, the South Korean Justice Ministry announced that it was preparing legislation to close the country’s online exchanges amid a speculative boom in cryptocurrencies. That shot across the bow was paired with the news that tax authorities were investigating at least some of the exchanges in Korea, and in the hours to come.

Yet the proposal drew swift pushback from within the South Korean government – the president’s office, in particular, said no move is “finalized” as of yet – as well as cryptocurrency supporters and traders in the country who cried foul as the statements sparked a fall in cryptocurrency prices.

The public backlash against the proposed move appears to be accelerating. On the Korean president’s Blue House website, more than 4,000 petitions have been filed related to “virtual currencies” since Jan. 10.

One petition asking the Minister of Justice to step down in light of the move received more than 30,000 signatures on its own. According to Reuters, one petition alone has attracted more than 100,000 signatures and the website itself became inaccessible at one point due to excessive traffic.

More than 100,000 South Korea residents have signed petitions asking the government there to step back from any plans to close the country’s cryptocurrency exchanges.

Earlier this week, the South Korean Justice Ministry announced that it was preparing legislation to close the country’s online exchanges amid a speculative boom in cryptocurrencies. That shot across the bow was paired with the news that tax authorities were investigating at least some of the exchanges in Korea, and in the hours to come.

Yet the proposal drew swift pushback from within the South Korean government – the president’s office, in particular, said no move is “finalized” as of yet – as well as cryptocurrency supporters and traders in the country who cried foul as the statements sparked a fall in cryptocurrency prices.

The public backlash against the proposed move appears to be accelerating. On the Korean president’s Blue House website, more than 4,000 petitions have been filed related to “virtual currencies” since Jan. 10.

One petition asking the Minister of Justice to step down in light of the move received more than 30,000 signatures on its own. According to Reuters, one petition alone has attracted more than 100,000 signatures and the website itself became inaccessible at one point due to excessive traffic.

SOURCE Coindesk

#X22Report #economy #geopolitical #southKorea #cryptocurrency

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