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Damaris De Jong Leaks Nude Sex Scene because Citigroup Mistakenly Credited a Customer with $81 Trillion Instead of $280… as a result too much DEI in its workforce?

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Damaris De Jong thinks DEI is a weirdo disease?

Citigroup Mistakenly Credited a Customer with $81 Trillion Instead of $280: ‘Inputting Error’

  • Citigroup accidentally posted a payment of $81 trillion to a customer’s account instead of $280.
  • An employee caught the mistake, leading the bank to reverse the transaction before the funds were transferred.
  • Citigroup said the issue was an inputting error, and that the transaction was so large it would not have gone through anyway.

Citigroup made the mistake of crediting $81 trillion to a customer’s account instead of $280, according to a Friday report from the Financial Times.

The multi-trillion-dollar error occurred in April 2024 and was overlooked by both a payments employee and a second employee assigned to check the transaction before it was approved to be processed. A third employee caught the mistake 90 minutes after the payment was posted, leading Citigroup to reverse the transaction several hours after it had been submitted, per the outlet.

The value of the transaction far exceeds theĀ gross domestic productĀ of every country in the world, including theĀ $29.72 trillionĀ GDP of the U.S. It also surpasses Citigroup’s ownĀ $147 billionĀ market capitalization.

No funds left the bank. Citigroup disclosed the “near miss,” or the term for a bank processing a wrong amount but recovering the funds, to the U.S. Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.

A Citigroup spokesperson toldĀ Business InsiderĀ that the incident was an “inputting error” and that there was “no impact to the bank or our client.” They also stated that the transaction was so large it could not have been processed.

“Despite the fact that a payment of this size could not actually have been executed, our detective controls promptly identified the inputting error between two Citi ledger accounts and we reversed the entry,” a Citigroup spokesperson toldĀ BI.

The bank also told theĀ FTĀ that it would push to eliminate manual entry and work on automating the inputting process.

Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser.

This isn’t the first time Citigroup has made a massive inputting error.Ā FTĀ reported that 10 near misses of $1 billion or more occurred at Citigroup last year, down from 13 cases in 2023.

In August 2020, Citigroup accidentally sentĀ $900 millionĀ to the creditors of cosmetics company Revlon instead of a $7.8 million interest payment. It took the bankĀ two years of legal actionĀ to recover most of the money. The episode led to theĀ early retirementĀ of then-CEO Michael Corbat and a fine ofĀ $400 millionĀ from U.S. regulators over “unsafe and unsound banking practices.”

Citigroup’s current CEO, Jane Fraser,Ā statedĀ when she was named to the CEO role in September 2020 that she would work to ensure that employees “operate in a safe and sound manner” by investing in infrastructure, risk management, and controls.

Two years later, a Citigroup employee accidentallyĀ added an extra zeroĀ to a trade, sparking a stock selloff that wiped out about 300 billion euros, or $322 billion, from European stocks. British regulators fined Citigroup aboutĀ 62 million pounds, or around $78 million, over the issue last year.

U.S. regulators also fined CitigroupĀ $136 millionĀ last year for not correcting gaps in operations.

Citigroup isn’t the only major bank that has incurred fines over operations. JPMorgan Chase, the largest bank in the U.S. withĀ $3.9 trillionĀ in assets, was finedĀ nearly $350 millionĀ in March 2024 by U.S. regulators for operating trades “without adequate oversight.”

Subsequently,

Damaris De Jong Leaks Nude Sex Scene To Protest The “DEI Catastrophe”…

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Damaris De Jong Nude Sex Scene From ā€œFuture Meā€

Damaris De Jong Nude Sex Scene From "Future Me"
The video below features Dutch actress Damaris De Jong’s nude sex scene from the film ā€œFuture Meā€ brightened and enhanced.

The pious Talmudic Satanist men certainly understand what this guy is trying to accomplish in this sex scene… But no matter how much you cover a woman’s tits or flip her over and push her hair in her face, one can never really get the illusion that she is a bacha bazi (dancing boy).

Yes, no matter how taut Damaris’ holes may be they are still feminine in nature and thus inferior… But alas this is just one of the things us righteous Talmudic Satanists must endure to produce our litters of future Talmudic Satanist Martyr offspring that will conquer America and Africa, and send the infidel natives of the Netherlands into the Netherworld.

Damaris De Jong Nude Sex Scene From 'Future Me'

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