Debanking of tech startup founders – Marc Andreessen interview

Here's a thread from Nic Carter which goes into more detail about Operation Chokepoint 2.0: https://x.com/nic__carter/status/1861748485424316627

Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase confirms this is true: https://x.com/brian_armstrong/status/1861890800268775923

Wow I now understand why you can't trust these people. A PEP (politically exposed person) is a person closely related to a politician of considerable power and influence, and able to use that power to do bend the law, like launder money through the banking system without anyone being able to stop them because they're afraid of repercussions because daddy is president, governor, prime minister, senator, etc. Daddy themselves are PEPs. So not all politicians and their circle are PEPs, only the powerful ones (idk the exact threshold).

Banks do not debunk these people, they scrutinize their transactions more closely, they make sure all paperwork is solid, all the funding sources and payment destinations are legal.

This is important. In my country, the president's daughter (and friends) spend decades stealing billions from taxpayers and storing it in foreign banks. Those transactions would be impossible for the average Joe, but banks just rolled over. This is what PEP status is meant to stop.

I can agree that debanking people/companies due to their business/opinions being frowned upon is not ok, but this has nothing to do with being a PEP.

I know Marc knows this, yet he wants to tell something entirely different to the world so the world looks at this policy differently, the goal being to roll back such laws with no one questioning them.

I'm on Trump fan, I think governments need trimming, but man, is this the Wild West now.

Link that directly takes you the point where the conversation starts: https://youtu.be/ye8MOfxD5nU?t=5752

TDLR; 30 tech founders especially the ones involved in crypto in the last 4 years have been kicked out of the banking system.