06/01/2013
mriguy
» June 1st, 2013, 6:18 pm • Please keep in mind the official U.N.
Disclaimer.
"The Operational Rates of Exchange listed herein are intended only for the internal record-keeping of the United Nations. No warranty of accuracy can be given and the United Nations shall not assume any responsibility in connection with the present publication of these rates. Generally, the rates are updated monthly, based on market conditions. Adjustments are also made following official government devaluations or revaluations." MRIguy.
http://treasury.un.org/operationalrates/Default.aspx
http://treasury.un.org/operationalrates/OperationalRates.aspx
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benblessed1 » June 1st, 2013, 7:36 pm • Eagle 1 Calling Eagle 1 - Regarding MRI Guy post from a few hours ago- (Thanks MRI Guy) seems something strange in the neighborhood...hehe!! I just got back from ministering in South Africa and Namibia so I am very familiar with their currencies. It seems that the Namibian dollar just doubled to the rate of the South African Rand which I am very familiar with. Now the Rand and the Namibian dollar are equal..
"The Operational Rates of Exchange listed herein are intended only for the internal record-keeping of the United Nations. No warranty of accuracy can be given and the United Nations shall not assume any responsibility in connection with the present publication of these rates. Generally, the rates are updated monthly, based on market conditions. Adjustments are also made following official government devaluations or revaluations." MRIguy.
http://treasury.un.org/operationalrates/Default.aspx
http://treasury.un.org/operationalrates/OperationalRates.aspx
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benblessed1 » June 1st, 2013, 7:36 pm • Eagle 1 Calling Eagle 1 - Regarding MRI Guy post from a few hours ago- (Thanks MRI Guy) seems something strange in the neighborhood...hehe!! I just got back from ministering in South Africa and Namibia so I am very familiar with their currencies. It seems that the Namibian dollar just doubled to the rate of the South African Rand which I am very familiar with. Now the Rand and the Namibian dollar are equal..
(Well
I think so anyway I did not check the Rand for an increase) but the Namibian
dollar doubled in value against the US dollar. So Eagle 1, Frank, anyone? The
Namibian dollar was in the first basket you mentioned. Can you help us
understand why some would revalue and others in the basket NOT? Thank so much!
benblessed1
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benblessed1 » June 1st, 2013, 7:57 pm • -- thanks again MRI guy here's the posted rates-
http://treasury.un.org/operationalrates/Default.aspx
THANKS AGAIN MRI GUY FOR POSTING THE LINK!
Regarding the Namibian dollar changing rates (doubling value against US dollar) and it was in the first basket-
so I was wondering in Frank or Eagle 1 could explain how the Namibian dollar (in the first basket) changed 6/1/13 as it was in the first basket according to Eagle 1 COULD CHANGE WITHOUT THE DINAR AND OTHERS IN THE BASKET CHANGING??
Way over my pay grade hehe- so calling Frank or Eagle 1 HELP US UNDERSTAND! Thank you- benblessed1
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kaykay3 » June 1st, 2013, 8:20 pm • Great question! But I thought the Iraq dinar w as going to start them all off in the 1st basket??? I sure hope Eagle 1 can talk to us about this
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Frank26: I study the whole month of June because we will need more than the FIRST of June to release currencies in baskets of 1 and 2. Logical? Yup.
KTFA, Frank
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mriguy wrote on June 1st, 2013, 8:34 pm:OK, Frank. One question for you....and it has been a while....a long while....since I said I wouldn't ask you any more questions. Why didn't you tell us about the Namibian dollar before today? LOLOLOL. I can see you now. AAHHHHHH!!!! MRIguy.
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Frank26: Because it's future is sad along with it's country. Now give me 10 to post something of value.
KTFA, Frank
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KTFA-JimNY » June 1st, 2013, 9:03 pm Frank,
Perhaps the Namibian Dollar was the first currency in the first basket to be adjusted? Even though there may be 25 currencies set to go in the first basket, perhaps they're only sending them through 1 at a time to ensure that the proper adjustments appear on Babylon II?
They may be looking to see how it went with the Namibian Dollar just to make sure that everything's okay before putting through a more heavily used currency.
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Frank26: My goodness........... How did You sneek into my Teams meeting........ :handshake2:
KTFA, Frank........... But there is more ....... Monday's CC.
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goldenboy » June 1st, 2013, 9:33 pm IF I WAS A BETTING MAN, I WOULD BET THAT THE COUNTRIES WHO WILL GET HURT THE MOST WILL RV FIRST AND THEN THE ONES RV'ING TO THE HIGHEST VALUE WILL BE LAST. THAT WOULD HELP THOSE WHO ARE SLOW TO CATCH UP.
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KTFA-JimNY » June 1st, 2013, 9:44 pm •
ROFL - You should be resting and enjoying your weekend but i do have to say that it's good to see you here because that tells me that something is brewing
I didn't think they would put all 25 currencies in at one shot. That's risky. They may slip a few in, one at a time, just to see if they post correctly and these most likely would be currencies that are not high exposure.
It wouldn't surprise me to see them start slow on the first group just to be sure there's no fallout before putting through larger currencies. It may take the whole week just to get the first basket processed if they proceed with caution which i believe they will.
http://www.dinarrecaps.com/1/post/2013/06/frank26-and-ktfa-members-chat-saturday-night.html
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benblessed1 » June 1st, 2013, 7:57 pm • -- thanks again MRI guy here's the posted rates-
http://treasury.un.org/operationalrates/Default.aspx
THANKS AGAIN MRI GUY FOR POSTING THE LINK!
Regarding the Namibian dollar changing rates (doubling value against US dollar) and it was in the first basket-
so I was wondering in Frank or Eagle 1 could explain how the Namibian dollar (in the first basket) changed 6/1/13 as it was in the first basket according to Eagle 1 COULD CHANGE WITHOUT THE DINAR AND OTHERS IN THE BASKET CHANGING??
Way over my pay grade hehe- so calling Frank or Eagle 1 HELP US UNDERSTAND! Thank you- benblessed1
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kaykay3 » June 1st, 2013, 8:20 pm • Great question! But I thought the Iraq dinar w as going to start them all off in the 1st basket??? I sure hope Eagle 1 can talk to us about this
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Frank26: I study the whole month of June because we will need more than the FIRST of June to release currencies in baskets of 1 and 2. Logical? Yup.
KTFA, Frank
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mriguy wrote on June 1st, 2013, 8:34 pm:OK, Frank. One question for you....and it has been a while....a long while....since I said I wouldn't ask you any more questions. Why didn't you tell us about the Namibian dollar before today? LOLOLOL. I can see you now. AAHHHHHH!!!! MRIguy.
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Frank26: Because it's future is sad along with it's country. Now give me 10 to post something of value.
KTFA, Frank
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KTFA-JimNY » June 1st, 2013, 9:03 pm Frank,
Perhaps the Namibian Dollar was the first currency in the first basket to be adjusted? Even though there may be 25 currencies set to go in the first basket, perhaps they're only sending them through 1 at a time to ensure that the proper adjustments appear on Babylon II?
They may be looking to see how it went with the Namibian Dollar just to make sure that everything's okay before putting through a more heavily used currency.
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Frank26: My goodness........... How did You sneek into my Teams meeting........ :handshake2:
KTFA, Frank........... But there is more ....... Monday's CC.
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goldenboy » June 1st, 2013, 9:33 pm IF I WAS A BETTING MAN, I WOULD BET THAT THE COUNTRIES WHO WILL GET HURT THE MOST WILL RV FIRST AND THEN THE ONES RV'ING TO THE HIGHEST VALUE WILL BE LAST. THAT WOULD HELP THOSE WHO ARE SLOW TO CATCH UP.
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KTFA-JimNY » June 1st, 2013, 9:44 pm •
ROFL - You should be resting and enjoying your weekend but i do have to say that it's good to see you here because that tells me that something is brewing
I didn't think they would put all 25 currencies in at one shot. That's risky. They may slip a few in, one at a time, just to see if they post correctly and these most likely would be currencies that are not high exposure.
It wouldn't surprise me to see them start slow on the first group just to be sure there's no fallout before putting through larger currencies. It may take the whole week just to get the first basket processed if they proceed with caution which i believe they will.
http://www.dinarrecaps.com/1/post/2013/06/frank26-and-ktfa-members-chat-saturday-night.html
2 comments:
COME ON FOLKS.... THESE GURUS DO NOT HAVE ANY EVIDENCE, NEVER EVER PROVEN ANYTHING, GUESS AT EVERYTHING FROM A POSITION OF STUPIDITY. THEN YOU HAVE MOTHER GOOSE AND THE NEWS HOUNDS. READING CABAL PROPAGANDA THAT ALSO IS PURE BS WITH NOTHING TO DO WITH WHAT IS GOING ON. WE ARE BEING PLAYED BIG TIME BY A BUNCH OF PAID GURUS TO KEEP US CONFUSED, AND THE BS COMING.....UNTIL THERE IS EVIDENCE THERE IS NOTHING. WITH SOMETHING THIS BIG AND THIS MANY PEOPLE INVOLVED WITH RESTORING OUR COUNTRY DON'T YOU THINK YOU MIGHT HAVE SEEN A SCREEN SHOT OR SOMETHING?? AS FAR AS THE REPUBLIC GOES, UNTIL I SEE THE CHEMTRAILS AND THE HAARP SHUT DOWN.... WE HAVE NADA. THEY ARE TRYING TO......KILL US....DON'T YOU GET IT?? ALL WE GET IS WORDS ON A SCREEN WRITTEN BY 5TH GRAADERS DAT KANNNOT SPEL.
ONE LAST THING FOR YOU TO PONDER..... HOW DO THE GURUS AFFORD TO PAY FOR THESE VERY EXPENSIVE INTERACTIVE WEB SITES??? MOST OF THE SITES COST $10k - $25k OR MORE JUST TO SET UP, BESIDES THE MAINTENANCE COSTS AND MONTHLY FEES.......HOW DO I KNOW THIS .... MY OFFICE USED TO BE NEXT TO A COMPUTER WEB DESIGNER, AND EVEN SIMPLE PROFESSIONAL SITES MAY COST $5K OR MORE...... HINT THE GOV.
The Namibian Dollar has been equal to S.A Rand all the time. Only change now : we pay NAD 10 for one USD, where it used to be around NAD 7- 8 for one USD. So we are losing big time now.
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