
Simply put, communist China's aerospace and defense industries would have collapsed had the Biden regime and the Fed simply let the bank collapse, as it should have, without upping the cap on Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's (FDIC) $250,000 coverage limit for lost deposits. One wonders: whose side is Biden really on, that of the American people or that of communist China? "Joe is one of China's most valuable assets," one commenter wrote about the Pedophile-in-Chief. "And America's greatest liability." "Imbecile Joe Biden is the best president China ever had!" wrote another. "This is absolutely criminal," added another. "Deposits over 250k should be lost as was the agreement between the bank and the depositor." The latest news about the engineered takedown of the current economic world order, which will make way for a new world order, can be found at Collapse.news. Sources include: TheGatewayPundit.com NaturalNews.comThe US Government, via the Fed's bailout facilities for Silicon Valley Bank $SIVB (the BTFP lending program), is financially supporting investment flow to sensitive Chinese aerospace & defense companies: — Depositors: https://t.co/cjKDkugcCJ — Pitchbook: https://t.co/ZcJGUbys8u https://t.co/RZeQVjtOQe pic.twitter.com/H3Pq0f1Buk
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