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The Devil Is Closer Than You Think… – SF767

Today I’m joined once again by Greg Pai, author of Voice of the Heart: The Battle for Your Purpose, Peace and Passion.

We talk about how technology, media and modern systems increasingly separate us from God, one another and our own sense of purpose; why suffering can become part of spiritual transformation; and Greg’s idea of “extraction” — the layers of noise, distraction and dependency that pull us further from truth.

We also explore what a more grounded Christian response might look like: stronger communities, greater self-reliance and lives built around faith rather than the values of the world.

Feds Say Bank Of America Choked Conservatives’ Accounts Harder Than Drug Cartels’

Bank of America (BoA)

he United States Treasury has fined Bank of America (BoA) over $1.2 billion for failing to meet anti-money laundering and sanctions requirements.

This is the largest penalty ever imposed by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), which supervises BoA, and ranks among the three largest in the history of the Treasury.

Treasury determined that, from 2018 to 2025, the bank willfully neglected fundamental Bank Secrecy Act requirements.

BoA’s anti-money laundering program was inadequate, and it significantly delayed filing Suspicious Activity Reports.

Regulators described a pattern in which revenue considerations took precedence and compliance resources were constrained, allowing suspicious activity to remain unexamined for prolonged periods. 

Consequently, the bank failed to report more than $5 billion in transactions in a timely manner.

Over $1 billion of that volume involved elevated national-security risks, including activity consistent with Chinese money-laundering networks, fraud schemes, and trade-based movements with a clear connection to the southern border.

Treasury noted that the bank did not promptly flag suspicious activities, including patterns consistent with Chinese money-laundering networks, such as large wires to China, unusual credit card activity, and trade-based schemes.

The fine imposed on BoA is part of the U.S. Treasury’s broader effort to combat Chinese money-laundering networks, which have emerged as a principal channel for moving proceeds generated by Mexican cartels, including those trafficking fentanyl.

These networks typically pair U.S. cash from drug sales with Chinese clients seeking to transfer funds abroad despite Beijing’s capital controls, which generally limit individuals to $50,000 per year.

A cartel-linked broker receives the dollars in the United States and, using WeChat, matches them with a Chinese customer.

The customer then sends the equivalent amount in yuan, plus a fee, into an account controlled by the network inside China.

In exchange, the customer or a relative gains access to the corresponding U.S. dollars already sitting at an American bank.

The yuan that remains in China can be used to purchase fentanyl precursor chemicals or Chinese-made goods that are shipped to Mexico, sold, and converted into funds for the cartels.

Former Justice Department official Craig Timm has described these networks as one of the principal global methods for laundering illicit funds. ….

Media DEFENDS Democrat Calling TO JAIL Young Republicans | Tim Pool

Sen. Elissa Slotkin says she wants young people fresh out of school to be scared that working for the Trump administration could buy them “a ton of problems,” and now the media is rushing to defend her.

Tim breaks down the clip, the “Tweedledee Tweedledum” sedition game, and why the Data Republican leaks about former USAID operatives planning a color revolution at home are so alarming.

Trump to decide soon on Iran war; UK deploys RAF jets to defend Saudis TV7 Israel News – 21 Oct.

Russia releases American prisoner during high-stakes talks | Wake Up America

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