You may not have heard of the country of Paraguay, but what happens there is very important to you, so listen up. It is a South American country with a population of 6.5 million people. A few days ago, one of the largest digital banks in the country went bankrupt, which led to the loss of funds from depositors of 3 million people, meaning half of the country's population. They cannot withdraw their money from the bank. This caused a wave of protests and forced President Peña to resign, especially in light of his dubious connections with the bank, the many privileges he granted him and his share in the bank. In addition, he deposited pension funds in this bank. Doesn't that look familiar to you? The same situation is happening in our Arab countries: people are forced to switch to digital banks, people in power have dubious connections with these banks, and suddenly everything collapses and people's money disappears. We've watched every episode except the last one, and make sure it comes soon because these systems are close to bankruptcy and their insatiable appetite will only be satisfied by your money. My advice to each of you: 1. If possible, avoid using electronic payment systems to avoid being at their mercy.

You may not have heard of the country of Paraguay, but what happens there is very important to you, so listen up. It is a South American country with a population of 6.5 million people. A few days ago, one of the largest digital banks in the country went bankrupt, which led to the loss of funds from depositors of 3 million people, meaning half of the country's population. They cannot withdraw their money from the bank. This caused a wave of protests and forced President Peña to resign, especially in light of his dubious connections with the bank, the many privileges he granted him and his share in the bank. In addition, he deposited pension funds in this bank. Doesn't that look familiar to you? The same situation is happening in our Arab countries: people are forced to switch to digital banks, people in power have dubious connections with these banks, and suddenly everything collapses and people's money disappears. We've watched every episode except the last one, and make sure it comes soon because these systems are close to bankruptcy and their insatiable appetite will only be satisfied by your money. My advice to each of you: 1. If possible, avoid using electronic payment systems to avoid being at their mercy.

2. Demand an accounting from your rulers before it is too late. By the way: former president Peña is one of the closest friends of Trump and Israel (a cheater and a thief, like them). He moved his country's embassy to Jerusalem in 2024, at the height of the genocide. Yassin Az El Din.