The Hal Turner Radio show just released an article that merits immediate attention, given the current situation regarding North Korea. The article is entitled JP Morgan Chase issues ‘Emergency Bylaws’ for Bank to Operate after a nuclear attack. Just that title alone should ring the alarm bells. Turner listed an excerpt from these bylaws filed with the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) on Wed., October 4, 2017. These emergency by-laws deal with how the board of directors can operate after a nuclear attack has occurred against the U.S.
If you visit Turner’s website, you’ll also see part of that actual filing, in which the bylaws will come into effect in the event of an atomic or nuclear disaster. Biological or chemical terrorist activity, too, is mentioned. If you ponder this, an EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse) attack on the United States would also spell “curtains” on the controls for the nuclear power facilities in the country. We would see significant problems and potential meltdowns for numerous atomic piles across the nation.
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