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Yup deffo AML check. Next they'll complain that they asked why their funds have been withheld but weren't given an answer IT MUST BE A CONSPIRACY! No, love, it's AML laws.
"The money-laundering rules of the world's foremost centre of financial corruption were certainly applied fairly by one of the world's most corrupt banks, and the economic attack againt anti-state media is just a happy accident for both of them" is a really hard take to understand.
Why do you trust a) the UK financial regulators b) Lloyds c) any current or recent government not to be selective in enforcing laws if it helps silence opposition?
You don't understand, Lloyd's decision was clearly a direct order from our ZOG. Don't you know, everything is connected.