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How can the most revolting humans on the planet pass judgement on us? They do not have a leg to stand on. Hypocritical thieving psychopaths the lot of them.

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It is unconstitutional to refuse cash in the US. Under the constitution individuals did not give up the right to determine the method of trade. In order for any government to have a right we need to give it up to the state and then and we’re limited amount of rights are given to the federal government. It is not their right to take. I was taking another Constitution Class at the beginning of all this and it hit me - this is how we fight this!!

This means if individuals want to use cash they can do it which is constitutionally allotted for. In fact if we want to trade with shells under the US Constitution we can do that & the government actually cannot tax that!!

I can’t wait until I get my advocating program out so more people can learn the law - because we’re going to have to do many lawsuits over this.

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"THIS NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER FOR ALL DEBTS , PUBLIC AND PRIVATE" means that Federal Reserve Notes MUST be accepted in all transactions.

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...Just until they change the wording on the pricing press.

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'Printing' - Im sorry

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What does the pricing press publish?

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A local high end bakery, Cousteau's, refuses cash. Though they distribute their wares to grocery stores, they refuse cash in their satellite stores.

I wrote them a letter, swearing them off till they accept cash again, and they sent a glib invite to stop by and have a talk.

Right.

Now I tell everyone what they are doing. Hope to put them out of business.

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I would absolutely love it if we started to trade in shells!

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legal tender laws

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Thanks Pam I didn't know about the shells concept.

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I’m using that as an example of course but it could be anything - just like in the olden days that’s what the Native Americans used to do. They traded valuables with other tribes who had different valuables.

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See if Hillman College mentions this in their free course on the Constitution for a small donation.

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Do you mean Hillsdale?

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Yes, I meant to say Hillsdale and didn't proof my typing.

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Sorry for my talk to text typos I wish I could edit these post.

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You can; there is an option to edit the comment.

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Hmm perhaps not on the phone app tho’.

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I don't have a phone app because I use a flip phone. But look at the bottom of the post, next to the "reply" option. for three dots arranged horizontally. I you can see those, click on them and an "edit" option will appear.

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Thanks, but it doesn’t seem to show up on all phones.

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Yes doesn’t so up on the phone and I’m literally so busy fighting Wells Fargo at the moment that I really don’t have time to go online that’s why I haven’t done a lot with my own Substack but I do repost.

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And I’m restarting my Podcast I finally figured out how to log back in so I don’t have to create a new one.

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Just curious...are you an attorney?

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You should be able to. Look for three dots, arranged horizontally, next to the "reply" option. Click on those dots and you should see an "edit" option.

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Several big chain stores in my area have suddenly removed the cashier checkouts and installed ONLY self-check machines! Some take cash, many do NOT. All this is how they plan to squeeze us into cashless cbdc!

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So I refuse to use those. Even if they force me to - I first ask the manager for help. If they insist on the self checkout, I call somebody to help me. I’ll tell them I only have cash or I will fein some reason. I refuse to let them replace employees!

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I received this email from my bank:

Hello Peter,

As a bank, we have a duty of care to help protect you and the wider community from the effects of financial crime. To help us undertake this more effectively, we want to let you know about a few changes to the terms of your Personal current account, which will take effect from 11th September 2023.

You can see all the details in the leaflet we’ve included, but here’s a summary of the main changes. You can view the full terms and conditions.

Limits on payments

Protecting you from financial crime and fraud is very important to us. That’s why we’re making it clearer that we can set limits on payments to and from your account. These limits can apply to different types of payments, including cash deposits and withdrawals, and payments that we identify as going to areas of high risk of financial crime, such as certain cryptocurrency exchanges. There are more details in the leaflet.

Payment limits change from time to time. We'll always seek to tell you what they are but sometimes (to stay ahead of the criminals) we might not be able to. Cash limits are listed on our website – or you can ask for details in any branch.

Payments

It’s now clearer when we have the right to take a payment from your account to repay money that you owe to us, for example, when you’ve received a refund that you weren’t entitled to or where we’ve credited a payment into your account but the funds from the payer’s bank don’t arrive. We’re also clarifying how we apply an exchange rate to foreign currency payments you receive.

Keeping your account safe

To further protect you from financial crime and fraud, we're making updates in relation to when we delay or decline to act on your payment request. This might be if you exceed limits on your account or if something unusual happens and we want to investigate this. We're making it clearer that if your payment request breaks the terms of your account, we won't be liable if we delay or refuse to act on it.

We’re adding that we can refuse inbound payments if we reasonably believe there to be a high risk of fraud or other criminal activity, and that we can close accounts straight away in the case of abusive tax avoidance schemes.

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We’re updating our terms to help protect and manage your card.

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We’re confirming that when you receive a replacement debit card, we may enrol your new card to the relevant card scheme’s updater service. See leaflet for details.

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I think the UK is in trouble. I do not know UK laws only US laws. I would say that what people need to do right now and start using cash amongst themselves and use checks. Do not allow electronic transactions to be the only form of payment.

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we do, but my lawyer will barely accept anything but electronic transfer, says it is Law Society rules. He really resisted a cheque for £6000, and required bank statements and accounts to demonstrate "Where the wealth had come from".

The Inland Revenue, (Tax office) is insisting that everything must now be on line...

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Wow … sounds like you need a new lawyer. I wish I knew more about your lives over there I just suggested above that Catherine Austin Fitts has been talking a lot about this I don’t know if she has any insight into how to address this in other countries.

That’s very concerning.

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Yes I am moving to Northern Ireland and to buy a house have to show same! Gross invasion of privacy, my solicitor not too happy but has to or face censure.

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I live in France and the banks here are doing exactly the same. This is where we are, peak totalitarianism combined with peak hypocrisy ("keeping us safe"!). It'll only work for them as long as they can totally squash any competition though, because if there's just ONE bank that bucks the totalitarian agenda, then everyone will flock to that bank and the totalitarian banks will all go bust. The whole agenda relies on them retaining complete control over the entire financial sector, without exception.

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Sounds like they want you to open a business account, so they can likely charge you higher fees?

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I'd be punting that Bank asap.

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every bank in the UK is doing this. They are ensuring complete control of money, by putting into their terms and conditions, the right to refuse customers trying to pay cash in, or take cash out of accounts. This ensures that banks can limit circulating cash at will.

I use banks less and less, but some things are almost impossible without being able to process the money through a bank. Also, anything more than a days wages raises immediate queries of "money laundering" and demands for the provenance of the wealth.

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every bank in the UK is doing this. They are ensuring complete control of money, by putting into their terms and conditions, the right to refuse customers trying to pay cash in, or take cash out of accounts. This ensures that banks can limit circulating cash at will.

I use banks less and less, but some things are almost impossible without being able to process the money through a bank. Also, anything more than a days wages raises immediate queries of "money laundering" and demands for the provenance of the wealth.

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It's time we started to organize and take these people down one by one.

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What are the best ways you can fight the banks is literally to take your money out of them. Put your money in local credit unions. Use cash & even checks to pay bills. It may be a hassle but it could save us all.

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Credit Unions are insured by a different and identical federal agency to the FDIC called the NCUA, so they are also subject to Dodd-Frank.

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The difference in credit unions is they are member owned. The big banks run the mafia. I’ve been fighting them since 2002. I successfully won a case for fraud against US Bank and now I have two cases for fraud against Wells Fargo i’m doing myself.

I did a good content video on this but zoom decided to make the whole thing fuzzy and the video is crappy. I’m probably just gonna turn that into a podcast. I could fill an entire book with things I know about what the banks have done.

I’m honestly been super frustrated by being so censored even my blog has been removed from the search engines and if you put it in directly on Google or DuckDuckGo it takes you to porn which is not on my website!!

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Ownership has nothing to do with Dodd-Frank.

Give Yandex a try if you don't believe the fraudulent narratives about Russia.

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I’m not sure what this has to do with Russia. I am clear that a law that is unconstitutional is invalid.

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All laws passed by Congress are regarded as constitutional until the SCOTUS says they aren't.

You'd understand why that very seldom happens if you read Marbury v. Madison, 5 U.S. (1 Cranch) 137 (1803).

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Put your content video on bitchute with a title that truly indicates what it is uniquely about. Bitchute has an excellent search facility...much better than Rumble, Odysee, and Brighteon. In the title, you could include your name.

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I also want to say that in years of fighting banks and I mean being with groups of many other people fighting banks not just me… Though sadly I’m one of the few people who actually won… We really only saw fraud coming from one credit union. Considering we saw fraud coming from all the other big banks this is actually saying some thing.

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One of ... ugh in my haste to use talk to text to try to speed up these comments it slows me down!

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People are being forced to a precipice...

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They'll fall on their own if you give them the time.

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We also have to take action. This is about people waking up.

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After you get them awake, you have to deal with the majority of them being on psychoactive prescription drugs.

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This is the truth. In my healing part of my business at least 65% are on routine anti depressants.

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What is the difference between routine and non-routine antidepressants?

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If you are debanked in the US, or even if you're not, you might want to look into the Old Glory Bank. It is part owned by Larry Elder, Dr. Ben Carson & John Rich. It's in Oklahoma, but you can do business on line at https://oldglorybank.com/

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Also I don’t think anybody should wait to be debanked I think everybody needs to leave.

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I heard about that. I don’t know enough yet to endorse it I really truly right now have just endorsed credit union since the 2000s. But I’m definitely supportive of multiple options.

Sometimes it’s hidden. For example I take credit cards with my business and in the last few months they keep hitting me with a $92 fee. I keep challenging it and they take $50 of the $92 off.

In doing some discussion with them, because I’ve been with them for 23 years I feel somewhat loyal - I found out Wells Fargo is actually the one that funds the transactions via FirstData.

I have two lawsuits against Wells Fargo right now! I left Wells Fargo in 2010 after I saw their fraud with the housing crisis I don’t really want to do business with them. So I’m looking for other options …

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This is really reassuring to hear, Pam. I love my CU.

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Thank you, Meryl, for this post. As I mentioned previouslyon your site, I believe that ours most immediate threat at the present time is the digital dollar that could be sprung on us at any moment. At all costs, we must not submit to it!

The Federal Reserve is not even a legitimate government establishment, but a private institution of greedy private bankers who control our monetary system for their own benefit and print money at will.

Is it fair and reasonable banks charge usurous double digett interest rates on the credit card purchases and loans of those who can least afford this form of extortion?

Is it fair and reasonable that banks get away with assessing up front interest charges on mortgages? Practically no one pays the stated interest rate on their mortgage unless it is held to maturity because each time a new mortgage is established on the next house purchased, the upfront interest payments are lost to the bank. Who regulates this extortion? Nobody because we have no vote, or no say in this robery; kinda like our government representatives giving themselves a raise. Good job if you can get it

Now, the digital dollar will, in my opinion, work like this: Government takes one dollar from you. Smoozes you with a buck-fifty of digital dollars. But actual value given you is seventy-five cents after their fuzzy math and inflationary considerations

However, the worst of the exchange is that the banks/government will control further control our lives through even more censorship through potential freezes of accounts for those who refuse to play ball like you and me.

Please, please, please refuse to play into their hand by making this ridiculous exchange.

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Barclays sent me an SMS a month or so back giving me until November to empty my account as they would be closing it based on me not having a UK address. I’ve lived in Australia for 23 years but operated this account for over 30 years. I use it to collect and transfer payments from a rental property in the UK.

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That’s concerning. Can you use the address of your rental? I think other countries need additional banking options. We literally feed the beast by using them anyway.

Catherine Austin Fitts has some great insight into all of this I wonder if she has options for people in other countries?

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We're having the agent transfer directly into our CurrencyFair account. Barclays stipulated that it was being cancelled because of us not having a UK home address. If we placed the rental as our home address that would create tax issues for both us, and the tenant. It's a frustration for sure.

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Would PayPal be a possibility for you and your rental property renters? Otherwise, isn't there some other bank that Barclays you could use?

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My agent is going to pay directly into my CurrencyFair account. I am in Australia and no British banks will open an account without an in-person attendance with ID, and I assume now, an address.

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How does being debanked prevent anyone from using only cash?

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That in and of itself doesn’t unless they steal your money. Which by the way big banks have been doing this for years… This is why I tell everybody to leave the big banks.

But what they’re trying to do is punish people who need a bank account to run their business if they won’t refuse to run it excluding cash.

We must fight this tyranny right now. This level of control through money and the vaccine passport surveillance system has always been the goal.

Some of this video is exclusive to Orange County Ca but there are many Freedom Fighters gaining notoriety saying we fought the vaccine passport and we did not. Watch the presentation in here by Charles Rockefeller I walk through which I obtained from public records & I walk through showing exactly how they want to control us.

https://rumble.com/vkfcoh-oc-ca-still-has-a-vaccine-passport-the-truth-is-more-than-disturbing.html

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Thank you.... just watched .....my first reaction, tho not ver Christian or charitable is .. the dumb 💩’s that fell for the whole “Covidland” w/o questioning why countries, all corrupt MSM in lockstep as that certainly never occurs World Wide... my second reaction is we need to STOP this....

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You mean my video? Exactly on both.

Imagine that when I posted this on Twitter they suspended me and took thousands of my followers. But a month ago they permanently banned me after 15 years. Took the remaining thousands of my followers. They are not to be trusted.

But even Rumble made this video private you can’t find it by keywords though if you find my channel you can find my three measly videos I posted over there until I realized I was censored.

I think the biggest challenge has been getting the word out.

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The Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act makes anything you deposit into a federally insured financial institution the property of the institution and makes you an unsecured creditor. In plain language, anything you deposit is theirs and they don't have to give it back, ever.

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Except that’s an unconstitutional provision. So once again back to the lawsuits ...

What’s important for everybody to understand is our separation of powers is actually brilliant. Yes Congress & the state & even local legislatures can pass laws - but those laws must still be constitutional as ultimately determined by the US Supreme Court if you can get that far.

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The only thing the Constitution has to say about money is that gold and silver are.

Have you ever read Marbury v. Madison, 5 U.S. (1 Cranch) 137 (1803)?

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You make my point. I’ll find my notes somewhere because I literally wrote down how we fight this.

The constitution and the Bill of Rights do not give us rights - we have the rights and WE GIVE THEM to the states & less to the federal government. This is a hugely important distinction.

If we do not give a right to the state or federal government we retain that right. One of the rights we retained is the means and methods of trade.

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Uh, have you ever read the Tenth Amendment?

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Dear Dr Meryl, I have attempted to get your interest in our work to design a peaceful method for the middle class to take charge of their economic future. Well, the lower classes as well. We are honing the approach to be more understandable. I am releasing a page at a time on my substack, truth rises. We call it building a Nation within a Nation, which has a money supply that we manage collectively for economic democracy. I am certain you have learned about PMA's. Essentially this is a grand PMA with localized chapters., We call it the Alliance for short. It is to span the private sector of the Great Awakening. Importantly there is a method of democratic involvement allowing the people of the alliance to generate decisions based on their collective will. It is called PEG, Proposal Enactment Governance. With it, we can accelerate the economic growth and financial protection of the people whom I like to think of as the Salt of the Earth, We the People with real healing, real farming, real learning , real truth. I hope that you and your readers will look at the substack and follow along as we release the plan page by page. Our plan is to establish an economic democracy, such that we have yet to experience in this country, although our founding fathers wanted it, and were close to it. These days we have a great advantage over the past, we have the internet. . https://substack.com/@emilypeytontruthrises Our first step will be to accumulate a data base of 5k people and businesses who are willing to step up as members of the Alliance and 1 k who are willing to vend something or some service on the marketplace. Please think about what you could offer the Alliance.

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Banks are all-in on the global reset, the fourth revolution final revolution.

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100%. This is all done by bankers to begin with. My video is in here somewhere sewing Charles Rockefeller owns the vaccine passport app in Orange County California which is the six biggest economy in the entire country. And it’s a national database funded by George Soros.

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I am a professional housekeeper and about half my clients pay in cash. then I go out and spend the cash on stuff like groceries, gas (I make it a point to ONLY pay cash for fuel - I refuse to swipe a card at a gas station). I never try to deposit my cash; I only deposit checks. then write my checks for bills.

I have not heard of any businesses having trouble depositing cash, here in the U.S. I think they would have a very difficult time pulling that off.

banks have NO business asking where you got your cash from - if they suspect some kind of shady stuff, they can call the authorities, who's job it is to deal with that. (like money laundering, which of course is perfectly fine for billionaires and politicians to do, just not petty drug dealers or sex workers, with their filthy cash. sarcasm.)

this is some seriously crazy shit. I have had people ask me why I only spend cash when doing everyday, in-person shopping. I tell they that Mr Global doesn't need to know what I'm buying. I have never, not once, run into a situation where a business didn't want to take my cash. if/when that happens, I will make sure they know that I will no longer patronize them.

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Target any bank that does this and everyone who has an account should close it and withdraw their funds.

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Henry Schein Enhances Liquidity Position With New $750 Million Credit Facility

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July 13, 2023 6:30 AM | 6 min read

Amends Existing $1 Billion Credit Facility, Bringing Total Liquidity to $1.8 Billion

Henry Schein, Inc. (NASDAQ:HSIC), the world's largest provider of health care solutions to office-based dental and medical professionals, today announced that it has closed on a new $750 million credit facility with a maturity date of July 2026.

Henry Schein also amended its existing $1 billion revolving credit facility, including extending the maturity date to July 2028. Together these credit facilities provide the Company with $1.8 billion of available borrowing capacity.

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"The successful completion of this transaction, along with the amendment of our existing credit facility, bolsters our financial flexibility and provides us with ample liquidity to support our BOLD+1 Strategic Plan, including pursuing focused M&A and investing in attractive growth opportunities," said Ronald N. South, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Henry Schein. "We appreciate the support from our new and existing lending partners, who recognize the strength of our balance sheet as we look to further enhance shareholder value."

JP Morgan Securities LLC and U.S. Bank NA acted as Joint Lead Arrangers with respect to the new credit facility.

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Should be accepting coin base soon.

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Of course they’re in California. How else can we spread disease all over so they can try to shut us down?

I heard about this but I didn’t see the details thanks for posting.

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Central Bank Digital Currencies are coming to replace cash with digital wallets that can easily be throttled by Big Brother for those with poor ESG/ social credit scores.

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