"I can't help but wonder, though, how Dinarians will come out in the end."

Reader: "I can't help but wonder, though, how Dinarians will come out in the end."

Posted By: hobie [Send E-Mail]
Date: Monday, 16-Dec-2013 19:11:33

In Response To: *** Iraqi dinar, recently being said *** / TNT Tony (hobie)

(Thanks, A. :) Reader Ajeocci muses: *************************************************************************** Re: *** Iraqi dinar, recently being said *** /.... Well, as they say in the movies, "The game is afoot." It appears that the RV of the Dinar, and the Global Currency Reset, are getting closer to becoming reality. I can't help but wonder, though, how Dinarians will come out in the end. It is my belief that the PTB will do everything in their power, and that encompasses a lot, to prevent the people from benefitting. They recently passed a banking bill stating that deposits made in/to a bank are the property of that bank. It would seem that such law will allow the banks to simply claim ALL the proceeds from the currency exchange. Then, there is the ambiguity about tax due on the proceeds of a currency swap. Is it 11% or much higher? There is also the much talked about Non-Disclosure Agreement. Why? Is it so that those whose deposits are stolen by the banks can not take any action in response, due to possible criminal penalties? Why the secrecy involved in an attempt to prevent CNN from divulging information under a court-ordered gag, which we know failed? It appears there are at least 70,000+ Dinarians waiting breathlessly for the RV. What are the chances there would be complete secrecy, even with a gag order in place? As soon as the RV and currency swap are in progress, I suspect the sales of luxury automobiles, property, jewelry and other high dollar items are just going to explode. Is there any chance of keeping that a secret from the rest of the population, and why bother? This is going to be very interesting as it begins to unfold. Knowing the U.S. gov't and their minions as I do, I can't believe this is going to end well for the Dinarians. If there's one thing a rich person fears, it's the thought of someone else becoming wealthy. I guess we'll see what we see. Ajeocci