A true bank notice to pay attention too, heard an honest, think by accident review about new terms and conditions, an option within 54 pages is to accept a “free service” for constant monitoring to alert account holder to let them know of daily spending habits, blah, blah, blah. When I asked the bank employee if he understood this was about sharing our data everywhere, silence, asked again, silence. But it’s a free service. It sounds like AI at woek, but it’s free, such a deal.
The mere fact it's an "IMPENDING" cyber attack!!! So if you know this is going to happen, which is what that means, then how about an "IMPENDING" response to keep that from happening? Really starts to get old after a while!!
Hey, there's a thought! 'We see a crisis coming, but we'll address it when it happens.' That in and of itself reveals that they have more plans up their sleeve, and "solutions" to give when it happens.
Jacob, I strongly recommend that you save "hard copies" of these key articles (like my two ones linked above) on USB drives, laptops, and this article of yours (and related cyberattack ones). So, when the power goes out for a week, it will be easier to show your friends on a laptop (with a strong battery) or paper copies about what we predicted would happen. Same goes for related videos; a great tool for saving hard copies of YouTube videos is: y2mate.nu/
In 198I had a VCR, no remote controls, a telephone wired into a wall. I had a camera with film that cost $7 to develop. People would talk not send me endless texts. I got the odd fax from the other side of the world. We read newspapers and books. We sent letters, post cards and birthday cards. The library was a place we could learn and popular place. I had a checkbook and a bank balance booklet. We went to malls to buy things.
They were simple times. We were social creatures back then. Men and women went to bars , dances and social events to meet new people. They were simple times.
Maybe the cyber pandemic will kill the internet and technology. Maybe the library will be popular once again.
Over the last few weeks have had an increase from banks and beyond about fraud, scams, etc. Reminds me of early in the lockdowns when all kinds of companies were sending out konvid info, lol when one came from the service dept where my car was then service things were not adding up to good.
...hi Jacob, just switchin off, listened to ur podcast Dan Fournier, very interesting, i'll go back and relisten, t'was late when i did, so just turning off and relevantly this turned up, so posting, it's short, worth a listen, and it reflects ideas i posted earlier!... https://youtu.be/lTsMEOjWwSI?is=Nio8LECAN9E-xzXv ... 🙏➕🙏...
A true bank notice to pay attention too, heard an honest, think by accident review about new terms and conditions, an option within 54 pages is to accept a “free service” for constant monitoring to alert account holder to let them know of daily spending habits, blah, blah, blah. When I asked the bank employee if he understood this was about sharing our data everywhere, silence, asked again, silence. But it’s a free service. It sounds like AI at woek, but it’s free, such a deal.
The mere fact it's an "IMPENDING" cyber attack!!! So if you know this is going to happen, which is what that means, then how about an "IMPENDING" response to keep that from happening? Really starts to get old after a while!!
Hey, there's a thought! 'We see a crisis coming, but we'll address it when it happens.' That in and of itself reveals that they have more plans up their sleeve, and "solutions" to give when it happens.
hahaha that's is so true - these morons think that EVERYONE took the shot hahaha
Excellent reporting Jacob.
I archived this piece at: https://archive.ph/aaXHc
I also used it as an inspiration for my Addendum #18 of my Cyber Attack Crisis (2023) article:
https://fournier.substack.com/i/136598439/addendum-18-2026-04-16-cnbc-reporting-that-anthropic-claimed-that-a-chinese-group-used-claude-to-automate-a-hack-on-government-and-corporate-targets
archived here: https://archive.ph/ufQTz
So have a look - it has a lot to do with their Anthropic Claude AI big scare set up.
I also basically copied this addendum for my latest cyber attack imminent article (for more direct accessibility):
https://fournier.substack.com/i/190097740/addendum-1-2026-04-16-cnbc-reporting-that-anthropic-claimed-that-a-chinese-group-used-claude-to-automate-a-hack-on-government-and-corporate-targets
archived here: https://archive.ph/FPQlJ
Jacob, I strongly recommend that you save "hard copies" of these key articles (like my two ones linked above) on USB drives, laptops, and this article of yours (and related cyberattack ones). So, when the power goes out for a week, it will be easier to show your friends on a laptop (with a strong battery) or paper copies about what we predicted would happen. Same goes for related videos; a great tool for saving hard copies of YouTube videos is: y2mate.nu/
Thanks for your excellent reporting.
They've always got something up their sleeves. And it's never ever good (for us).
Thank you
In 198I had a VCR, no remote controls, a telephone wired into a wall. I had a camera with film that cost $7 to develop. People would talk not send me endless texts. I got the odd fax from the other side of the world. We read newspapers and books. We sent letters, post cards and birthday cards. The library was a place we could learn and popular place. I had a checkbook and a bank balance booklet. We went to malls to buy things.
They were simple times. We were social creatures back then. Men and women went to bars , dances and social events to meet new people. They were simple times.
Maybe the cyber pandemic will kill the internet and technology. Maybe the library will be popular once again.
Do you know what I would love? If someone did a "cyber attack" on the planned cyber attack! That would show them, wouldn't it?
Over the last few weeks have had an increase from banks and beyond about fraud, scams, etc. Reminds me of early in the lockdowns when all kinds of companies were sending out konvid info, lol when one came from the service dept where my car was then service things were not adding up to good.
On a side note, the following video excerpt (from my guest appearance on Johnny Vedmore) can also help to alert the normies:
- Next Generation Cyber Attacks Will Test Peoples Patience - @JohnnyVedmore Clips
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4nyN71rj8o
It's a bit old but still highly relevant.
...hi Jacob, just switchin off, listened to ur podcast Dan Fournier, very interesting, i'll go back and relisten, t'was late when i did, so just turning off and relevantly this turned up, so posting, it's short, worth a listen, and it reflects ideas i posted earlier!... https://youtu.be/lTsMEOjWwSI?is=Nio8LECAN9E-xzXv ... 🙏➕🙏...