.... Giving the devils their due: 04/22/24
April 22, 2024
Dear Patriot,
We have to give the evil left their due. They are very good at shutting down alternative thinking and out spoken people.
The seemingly benign act of shutting people out of their banking arrangements is one of many ways to disrupt, hassle, and shut down people and businesses the crazy left has issues with.
Thankfully, there are some working in states to stop this practice.
Also today…
John Eastman describes his recent dealings with USAA.
An example of how hard it is to make progress with election tampering.
How NPR is in full ideological capture, and they are happy about it.
The outcome of messing with Mother Nature.
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1- Everyday there is another assault on Christians and conservatives. If you use Bank of America for any financial transactions we urge you to find other places to do business.
State financial officers put Bank of America on notice for allegedly 'de-banking’ conservatives
Quote: A group of 15 financial officers representing 13 states issued a warning to Bank of America over its alleged practices of "politicized de-banking" targeting conservatives.
In a letter to Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan, the officials said the bank's practices threaten its own financial health and reputation with customers while simultaneously harming the U.S. economy and Americans' civil liberties. They pointed to examples of Bank of America shuttering the accounts belonging to Christian groups and leaders and joining a net-zero climate alliance in addition to its poor viewpoint diversity rating.
"Americans should never have to worry that their personal financial decisions will be weaponized against them," Kentucky State Auditor Allison Ball said in a statement. "This practice has become all too common, and banks must urgently course correct to uphold their fiduciary duty and safeguard the constitutional freedoms of Americans."
She blasted executives at financial institutions for taking advantage "of the divided political climate to engage in politicized de-banking."
In one example highlighted by Ball and the other 14 officials, Bank of America in April 2023 shut down the bank account belonging to Indigenous Advance Ministries, a Christian charitable organization that assists at-risk children, prisoners and sex trafficking victims in Uganda. The bank further closed the accounts of a Memphis, Tennessee, church that donated to that group.
Bank of America explained the action was taken because of the group's "business type" and that its activities exceeded the "bank’s risk tolerance." After repeated requests for clarification from Indigenous Advance Ministries, Bank of America said the accounts were closed because a business affiliated with the group engaged in debt collection, the Christian Post newspaper reported.
According to the letter, in a similar action last year, Bank of America closed the account of Timothy Two Project International, which trains pastors in more than 65 countries. The bank reportedly informed Timothy Two Project International that it was "operating a business type we have chosen not to service."
And three years prior, Bank of America reportedly froze the accounts of Christian author and preacher Lance Wallnau for allegedly laundering money. It then unfroze his account after asking him "invasive" questions about his activities, the state officers wrote.
The letter stated that Bank of America's actions strongly suggest that "systemic drivers of religious and political bias may be at work within the company as a whole."
"Financial institutions like Bank of America should not be allowed to restrict Americans' access to capital based solely on their political or religious views. SFOF will continue to work with our members to fight for financial sanity, free of political agendas," said State Financial Officers Foundation CEO Derek Kreifels.
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