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  1. ++++ All if this Information will take effect April 1st ++++
  2. - Everything in the 1st post is about to happen -
  3. - Predictions on what the "Buzz is" according to the Internet chatter and what the most popular google searchs are - (there is some truth to it) - - Speculation is a educated guess - (but from what education?) - - What you set your eyes upon - (you become) - - Prepare for the worst - Hope for the best - - God, gold & guns - (don't forget 1 yr of food & water)
  4. My email notifications have stopped working - I have a Gmail acct - and I used to receive emails - But over the past 2 weeks - nothing - nada - ziltch - I need tech assistance to help resolve this - Thanks -
  5. - Bank Manager verifies bank closures and limits on withdrawals - (don't shoot the messenger) BANK MANAGER VERIFIES CASH WITH DRAWL LIMITS AND REDUCED HOURS COMING TO US BANKS WITHIN 60 DAYS Gentlemen: Just received a call from a highly agitated bank manager who stated that within 60 days, banks will be greatly reducing their hours, days of operation, amount of withdrawals and a requirement to fill out "paperwork" if the amount is questioned by bank officials. Unless the form is completed, money will not be disbursed. What really irritated this manager is that after hearing our statements on the air, and receiving years of assurance that our positions and contacts were so much bravo sierra, now he hears from corporate people that it is apparently true after all. He said, "screw them, grab the money while you can." The parameters given were banks open two days a week for four to five hours with below minimum staffs, increased security and greatly reduced amounts of actual cash in the vault. Amount of withdrawal will be held to $500-2000 per day per customer account--not customer. So my account could only have either my wife or I withdraw, not both. That level could change at ANY time. There is no plan (at least known) for automatic confiscation from accounts--yet, and he said that the banks hold the "ownership" authority and final disposition of any items found in safety deposit boxes. (surprise, surprise!) Withholding mortgage payments could result in expedited (30) day foreclosures and 15 day Sheriff's locks on your front door. The Federal Reserve could and will initiate other more draconian restrictions on all aspects of "private" banking and access to any property held by banks. It could include forfeiture of your primary (paid for) residence if your summer cottage has a mortgage and you fail to pony up to keeping it current or any forthcoming restrictions on your accounts. Clearly, the only option is to close accounts or only keep funds that can be paid instantly to keep electric, water, or other critical accounts paid. Cash will be drying up---so, unless people hold precious metals, bullets (the new currency) or medicines, etc., you are screwed. Barter will be king. As the Colonel said yesterday, "the universe is contracting into the black hole. There is no way to escape its pull." (Political/economic/social order black hole) Received at 1545 hours 20 March 2013 The Lawman
  6. - How can our Government - constantly print - trillions of USD ? - - Because they know what is about to happen - - and that is the devaluation of the USD - and seizing of US 401k accounts - and Bank closures - (like cyprus) - Pull your head out of the sand - wake up a smell the coffee ( no - drink the coffee) - - There is going to be a HUGE - reckoning - - Is your House prepared ? - ( mine is ) - the best I can do - - God, Gold and Guns - and don't forget food storage ! -
  7. - Like the article says - Get your house ready - - Go RV ! -
  8. - open the link - and get a HUGE dose of Hope - Mix it with FAITH - and KaPow ! - - Everything you wanted to know about the coming Value of our Blessing - 03/14/2013 Eagle1 wrote on March 13th, 2013, 11:59 pm: Good Evening, Family: I've been promising this piece for several days, and finally have a few minutes to get this posted. We've been talking about Basel III (The Global Currency Reset [GCR]) for several weeks, and the fact that there are some 168 currencies due to undergo restructuring of one kind or another. A fair number of these currencies are going to revalue -- some rather significantly -- in the coming weeks and months, and a fair number will devalue (some quite significantly). Within the last couple of weeks, Christine Lagarde (Managing Director of the IMF) announced a basket of some 15 currencies that would be restructuring within the immediate future. One of the aspects of this GCR that is significant, in my opinion, is the transition away from debt management to asset management. It is a complete reversal of the kind of banking management and protocols we have seen during the past decades. This requires -- in part -- that the central banks of the participating nations derive their currency values based on the relative asset base of each country. .... In a recent report by Ernst & Young (the same financial firm that does the audits for the Central Bank of Iraq) published late in 2012, they state that many international firms which have moved abroad (in order to avoid negative consequences) are returning to their home countries in order to tap new funding sources and retail banking because of Basel III implementation. These new funding sources and retail banking opportunities are/and will be the product of revalued national currencies. We've been investigating the possibility of buying some banks here in the U.S. -- one here in the northwest, and one in the southeast -- in order to take advantage of the increased flexibility needed as a result of the IQD opportunity (and other RVing currencies). A conversation with FDIC officials in the past couple of weeks was quite revealing as we discussed the takeover of one bank in particular. Their questioning was still based on the old premise of "debt management" and not "asset management." My answer to the questions was framed like this, "We are not debt managers; we are asset managers." The difference between the two positions philosophically is that we simply don't think in "fractional banking" terms, or the creation of what I call "funny money" -- fiat currency without any hard asset to back it. The answer seems to have satisfied these officials and we continue to move forward toward our acquisitions. So what am I getting at? Currencies world-wide must now have some solid asset to back whatever funds are expended by the nations and by the banks that conduct business in those nations. Gold, silver, various precious metals, minerals, diamonds, oil, natural gas, water (in the ME especially), agricultural produce, dairy, etc., are all examples of assets each nation may or may not have to back its currency. The more assets a nation has vs. its population base, the greater the value of its currency. In some cases, a nation will increase its asset base by acquiring other, more valuable, currencies and holding them in reserve to back their own currency. The U.S., for example, holds an astonishing amount of IQD in the Treasury. Why? Because the IQD is easily the most valuable currency in the world. Once the RV has been announced (and it is upon us, literally!) the Treasury will have a 100%-gold backed currency in its reserves to stand behind the USD. But it is more than that. Iraq doesn't just have gold, it has some of the largest oil reserves in the world; it has some of the best producing diamond sources; its supply of sulfur, for example, is beyond belief; it has vast amounts of clean, pure water the ME desperately needs; and we could go on and on! Ernst & Young's audit of their resources at the end of 2011 put Iraq's asset value at $76 Trillion -- and that doesn't count the resources and reserves they've discovered since. What I'm saying is that the IQD becomes a very formidable asset all by itself, a reserve currency for other nations to hang onto to support their own currency value. Many folks have asked me how they can determine what currency or currencies are likely to become good investments. Let me provide you with a methodology you can follow to do your own research and make your own determination. First, check on FOREX to see what the current exchange rate is of whatever currency you are considering so that you have a reference point for its current value. Secondly, if you will enter the name of the country in question into a search engine, then select the link that takes you to Wikipedia, it will provide you with a fairly detailed analysis of each country's economy, the asset base from which it operates, and (in some cases) a historical picture of where its currency has been. One other avenue to explore is to go to the nation's own website -- the one it uses to attract tourism and travel interest. You can get some interesting pictures of the country that way. Let's take Vietnam as an example, since the VND is one of the upcoming currencies to revalue (and very significantly) in the GCR. Without getting into unnecessary detail, Wikipedia tells us that Goldman Sachs projected in a 2005 economic forecast Vietnam to become the 17th largest economy in the world by the year 2025. PriceWaterhouseCoopers' 2008 report says that Vietnam may well be the fastest-growing among the world's emerging economies. A few months ago, HSBC predicted that Vietnam's total GDP would surpass the combined total of Norway, Singapore and Portugal within the coming decades. One key piece of information provided on the Wikipedia website informs us that the VND was devalued three times in 2010 because of high inflation brought on by the global recession. We know from that piece of information that the currency is at an abnormal low in comparison to its previous value. To deal with this problem, Vietnam encouraged international manufacturing companies, IT and high-tech industries to move to the country. Oil companies began to expand their development of the huge quantity of oil in the Gulf of Tonkin, and by the end of 2011, the country was the third-largest oil producer in Southeast Asia. We also learn from Wikipedia that at the end of 2012, unemployment in Vietnam stood at 4.4%. (Wouldn't we like to see the U.S. return to such levels?! We haven't seen unemployment numbers like that since the Bush era!) Agriculture, which suffered enormous losses during the Vietnam War, has rebounded and the nation now has become a major exporter of rice being second only to Thailand; it has become the world's largest exporter of cashew nuts with a one-third global share; it is the largest producer of black pepper in the world, providing (again) one-third of the world's black pepper; and it also is a major exporter of coffee, tea and rubber. Juxtapose all of that against the fact that the currency is worth less than $30/M against the USD. In other words, if you could purchase its currency direct from Vietnam's Central Bank, you would pay less than $30 for every million Dong. Factoring in profit margins and costs of acquisition, consider the fact that Wells Fargo currently sells the VND (in small quantities) for $57.80/M. Were you to purchase a million VND and spend $57.80, and it revalued at 10 cents, your $57.80 investment would produce $100,000.00. The projected RV, by the way, of the Dong is much higher than ten cents, so one doesn't have to be a rocket scientist to figure out that this is a spectacular investment -- far better than the IQD, in fact! Anyway, family, you get the general idea. If you follow these simple steps and know what you're looking for, you'll have a good grasp on how the currency is going to revalue (or devalue, as the case may be) and whether it makes a good potential investment. The GCR has been designed to restructure things so that currencies more nearly reflect their actual asset-backed values. It is only a temporary fix, but it will last long enough for us to accomplish what the Lord has designed in terms of this last great harvest! Let's take advantage of the opportunity. Blessings on you. Eagle1
  9. - The UST is the biggest buyer of IQD auctions at the CBI - - How else will the USA get the 2 trillion back it spent on the Iraqi war ? -
  10. - The US treasury has trillions of IQD's in their coffers - - The Fed has been madly printing the USD ( and why do you ask ) - - Because they know that the IQD is going to become a world reserve currency - - and having Trillions of "Pre" RV currency is going to be huge - (massively huge) - the Iraqi IQD will be the premiere world reserve currency - and is Asset backed - - Gold, Silver, Oil, water, agriculture and other minerals are backing their IQD - - Iraq is projected to be the TOP oil producer in the middle east - - That means that the IQD that you hold - Is backing up your Financial prosperity too - - The more IQD that you possess - the more WEALTHY you will be as well - How cool is that ? Is your House prepared to receive the blessing ?
  11. - I don't care if its the CBI, BIS, IMF or the Easter Bunny - - Unleash the RV of IQD and many other currencies - - Release the Blessings of the Garden of Eden which is buried under Iraq - - Praise the Lord -
  12. - I heard the Budget was passed last night - - So hopefully the Re-Val will be upon us shortly - - Our inheritance from our Father is about to arrive - - "Is your house in order? "
  13. - I posted this because everyone here has a vested interest in the R.V.- - All subscribers and V.I.P's want this thing to "Blast off" and ReValue - - All this article does is "Churn" the stomachs of the Investor - - People used to believe that the world was flat - (RV deniers) - Until someone was brave enough to "fore go" the warnings and Sail on anyway - - I say: to "Hell with the Mockers" - let them have their rotten eggs - - This once in a Life time event will "Re-write" history - - And we will PROSPER as never before - - GO R.V. -
  14. - Article states - No R.V. - - Its not my view on the subject - - Look at question #3 - - So please don't shoot the messenger - http://www.wallstreetdaily.com/2012/12/19/10-important-questions-for-2013-part-1/
  15. - CNN, CNBC, CBS. MSNBC are are censored news agencies - - You are better off looking into a Crystal ball or using a Weegee board - - Main stream media is manipulated and distorts the truth - - Please Please Please don't believe their Lies - (you're smarter than that) - If anything - they will tell you the opposite of the truth - - In actuality - IRAQ is preparing to RV into total prosperity - -
  16. - I agree - This is about the impoverished Iraqi people - - And the RV coming out at 1 to 1 would not create a Shock to their system - - However - I would certainly enjoy a 3.42 shock to my system - - Go RV -
  17. Here is the Machine - Here is the Machine -
  18. - The DelaRue was in the Coronado branch - - very close to Downtown SanDiego -
  19. In the past .. when I ask about the Dinar .. I get a weird look.. like Im some kind of *********** .. This time .. I did not .. But many heads turned and looked at me .. Strange but true ..
  20. I was in a Wells fargo branch in North San Diego On the back teller counter was a brand spankin new DeLaRue money counter.. I asked if it will recognize The new Iraqi currency .. I was told Yes .. Ive been asking over the last 12 months about the IQD, That new machine wasnt there last month Anyway .. just reporting .. you decide
  21. - Jack Lewe is now the US treasury secretary (he was voted in today) - (Geiter is now out) - Jack was apart of the Kuwait RI - (he has experience in Middle eastern currency revals) - This is when the Serious RVing will happen - - I hope & Pray that this RV happens in a "Fast" track fashion - - God, Gold & Guns -
  22. - Keep your Eyes & Ears open - - Please report back and let us know what it may be - - You are literally on the ground - - Be safe -
  23. - All I can say is - Thank You JESUS -
  24. - Ths is the RUMOR section - Right ? - - a Rumor can be Fact or Fiction - - Real or Not - - I view this section as entertainment - - But you have to admit - sometimes the Rumors are pretty good - - Thought provoking - - GBU -
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