American Police State About to Become Stronger with Cyber War Council

Editor's note: This is a "near long term" threat of a false flag operation. All of the so-called "terrorist attacks" that these Zionist-influenced Washington and Wall Street officials keep warning about are actually carried out by terror groups/cells that were hatched from the web of Western intelligence. So you can expect these thieves to deliberately wipe out bank account balances and then use their stooges in the western media to blame China, Russia, or Al Qaeda and all of her children created by the CIA/NSA/DHS/MI6/Mossad (insert missing western intelligence agency here...). Be warned, fellow Americans. Watch your bank account statements closely and keep copies (if you are relying on paperless 'green-friendly' emails, then we suggest you go back to old school paper statements and begin to slowly withdraw your money out of the system). Americans should take note of ALL congressmen who support this ungodly merger and vote them out of office asap.

Banks Dreading Computer Hacks Call for Cyber War Council
By Carter Dougherty  Jul 8, 2014 9:40 AM CT

Wall Street’s biggest trade group has proposed a government-industry cyber war council to stave off terrorist attacks that could trigger financial panic by temporarily wiping out account balances, according to an internal document.
The proposal by the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, known as Sifma, calls for a committee of executives and deputy-level representatives from at least eight U.S. agencies including the Treasury Department, the National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security, all led by a senior White House official.
The trade association also reveals in the document that Sifma has retained former NSA director Keith Alexander to “facilitate” the joint effort with the government. Alexander, in turn, has brought in Michael Chertoff, the former U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security, and his firm, Chertoff Group.
The document sketches an unusually frank and pessimistic view by the industry of its readiness for attacks wielded by nation-states or terrorist groups that aim to “destroy data and machines.” It says the concerns are “compounded by the dependence of financial institutions on the electric grid,” which is also vulnerable to physical and cyber attack.
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For several months beginning in fall 2012, major U.S. bank websites were hit by what is known as distributed denial-of-service attacks, in which hackers flood systems with information to shut them down.
The next wave of attacks “in the near-medium term” is likely to be more destructive and could result in “account balances and books and records being converted to zeros,” while recovering the lost information “would be difficult and slow,” according to the Sifma document.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-07-08/banks-dreading-computer-hacks-call-for-cyber-war-council.html