Robert Malone - Stripe, Substack Demand Financial Details from Authors

[Mike]

Looks like this is a move to go after certain authors using Substack who they want to silence and/or go after at some point utilizing the information from their bank accounts, if the authors agree to provide the information. And it is also likely that this is a move to try to 'tighten the noose' on information as we move forward into the 2024 election, possible plandemic Disease X, and other things TPTB and 4D STS have in store for the future...

Robert Malone is going to fight the move at significant financial and I'm sure mental cost to him and his wife.

This is just one example of many of late, such as all the hate speech laws, etc being put forward in the West, where it seems 'they' are desperate for full control, especially the control of information...

Stripe, Substack Demand Financial Details from Authors

Another step towards implementing a Social Credit system

rwmalonemd.substack.com

Under the guise of “credit review”, Stripe is now rolling out a requirement that appears to target conservative or "anti-vax" Substack authors. Stripe is requiring that these authors provide all of their current and historic financial records associated with the bank account into which Stripe deposits Substack subscriber payments (after taking 10% off the top for Substack and 3% for Stripe). Stripe already has information concerning this bank account (including deposits from Stripe), as we have been doing business with Stripe via this account for over two years.

If I or anyone else agree to these new terms, this newly implemented arbitrary, capricious and overreaching requirement will provide Stripe with complete records of all financial transactions associated with this account. Consequently, this will provide Stripe with comprehensive information on all of my customers, patients and clients, all of my travel (historic and planned), all of my purchases, and any donations (and donor information). This information from my account and those of any others who comply with this demand can be hacked or sold, provided to the US Government, used to fuel predictive algorithms (AI), used to derive insights into my political orientation, weaponized against me by press or other hostile actors, or used to support future social credit score-based restrictions.
(...)
Substack requires that authors use Stripe for all Substack-related financial transactions including subscriptions. This policy on all subscriber transactions is despite the availability of alternative payment processing organizations, which refuse to engage in debanking. In other words, Stripe has been granted a monopoly over all Substack transactions, and so if a Substack author wishes to accept paid subscriptions, they must use Stripe. This enables Stripe to function as a gatekeeper for Substack content. Although Substack has touted its commitment to free speech, the reality is far different from the pretty words.

 

[Natus Videre]

And it is also likely that this is a move to try to 'tighten the noose' on information as we move forward into the 2024 election, possible plandemic Disease X, and other things TPTB and 4D STS have in store for the future...

Yeah, I'm also noticing this trend. So there is basically an ongoing assault on freedom of speech, which gets stronger and stronger year after year. Whenever there is an event (such as a 'pandemic') that can accelerate an agenda, truth is demonized, ridiculed, and not allowed to penetrate the deceptive cloud. Some people can see through the smoke no matter how thick it is, while others are disoriented and fall into the trap. Once the 'crisis' is over, some truthful information is allowed to pass through the deceptive cloud, thus loosening up the totalitarian knot. The 'lessons learned' from a previous crisis give the oppressors the right to 'fast-forward' their draconian measures onto the next 'crisis.' This is the cycle the C's were talking about. If people don't open their eyes, they are doomed to repeat the same mistakes.