12 Banks Fail in October 2010
September 2010 saw 9 banks fail and October isn’t over yet and 12 banks have already failed. So how are we doing for the year. Here is the report.
Bank Failures 2010 Bank Failures 2009
January 2010 – 15 banks failed ————– 6
February 2010 – 7 banks failed ————— 10
March 2010 – 19 banks failed —————- 5
April 2010 – 23 banks failed —————– 8
May 2010 – 14 banks failed —————- 7
June 2010 – 8 banks failed —————- 9
July 2010 – 22 banks failed —————– 24
August 2010 – 10 banks failed —————— 15
September 2010 – 9 banks failed —————— 11
October 2010 – 12 banks have failed so far. ———– 20
November 2010 - —————– 9
December 2010 - —————– 16
That makes 139 banks have failed since January 1, 2010. From January 1, 2009 until December 31, 2009 140 banks failed. If you look at the bank failures you notice the bailouts did NOT stop bank failures as alleged. What banks failed in this October? Here is the list:
How Banks Steal Your Money
A great video from MSNBC explaining how Goldman Sacks has stolen your money.
11 Banks Fail in September and October
In September 2010 we see nine banks failed.
Horizon Bank in Bradenton, Florida
ISN Bank in Cherry Hill, New Jersey
Bank of Ellijay in Ellijay, Georgia
First Commerce Community Bank in Douglasville, Georgia
The People’s Bank in Winder, Georgia
Bramble Savings Bank in Milford, Ohio
Maritime Savings Bank in West Allis, Wisconsin
Haven Trust Bank Florida in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida
North County Bank in Arlington, Washington
October 2010 reports reflect two bank failures as of October 11, 2010. We expect more failures in October because most banks that were going to fail with a flicker of trouble, have failed. The bank failures now have been about 10-15 failures per month compared to 20-30 per month a short year to six months ago. As the international bankers who own and run the federal reserve continue a lax fiscal policy, we expect to see more banks fail to possibly prop up the globalist owned banks like JP Morgan, Goldman Sacks, Bank of America and other large banks. It appears the lax fiscal policy in America may be to bankrupt the world or just America. However, precious metals and commodities appear to be safest.
The two banks that failed so far, for October:
Wakulla Bank in Crawfordville, Florida and
Shoreline Bank in Shoreline, Washington
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