Friday, October 24, 2014

News, Rumors, and Opinions Late Friday Morning

News, Rumors, and Opinions Late Friday Morning

10/24/2014

Dinar Updates:

Poppy3:  tiers...there are no tiers. WE ARE ALL EQUAL.

RATES WILL ALL BE EQUAL EXCEPT FOR WHAT DEALS WILL BE NEGOTIATED AT THE TIME OF EXCHANGE. NO BANKS CAN MAKE DEALS TILL THE RATE IS LIVE AND INTERNATIONAL. ALL THIS GCR **** IS JUST THAT **** YES SOME CURRENCIES WILL ADJUST BUT ONLY A FEW AND THAT WILL TAKE TIME

...LEGARDE STATED SO HERSELF 6 MONTHS AGO. NO SUCH THING PERIOD.

WHEN THIS HAPPENS FOR SURE WE ALL WILL KNOW WITHIN HOURS AND THERE WILL NOT BE SOME PRIVILEGED FEW THAT KNOWS BEFORE ANYONE ELSE.
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Stage3Alpha:

China launches new World Bank rival
Posted by BaNDiTo.RoX on October 24, 2014 at 11:10am

Published time: October 24, 2014 12:09 Get short URL

Beijing has launched the $100 billion Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB). Australia, Indonesia and South Korea were absent following hidden pressure from Washington concerned about the new challenge to the World Bank and Asian Development Bank.

The memorandum of understanding was signed on Friday in Beijing. The development bank was proposed a year ago by Chinese President Xi Jinping, and is to offer financing for infrastructure projects in underdeveloped Asian countries. The bank is headquartered in Beijing and Chinese banker Jin Liqun, the ex-chairman of the investment bank China International Capital Corp, is expected to take a leading role.

The bank will be operational by next year and will initially be capitalized with $50 billion, most of it contributed by China. The country is planning to increase authorized capital to $100 billion. With that amount the AIIB would be two-thirds the size of the $175 billion Asian Development Bank.

Twenty more Asian countries became bank members. India is the only major world economy to join the AIIB initiative, and will be second largest shareholder of the bank after China. Among other countries participating in the project are Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Pakistan, Nepal, Oman, Kuwait, Qatar and all the countries of the Association of Southeast Asia, except Indonesia.

Australia, Indonesia and South Korea were absent from the ceremony as the United States said it had concerns about the new rival to Western-dominated multilateral lenders. Japan, China's main rival in Asia, which dominates the Asian Development Bank along with the United States, was also absent, but it was not expected to attend.

Indonesia refused to participate in the project at this stage, saying that the new government has not yet had time to discuss China’s proposal.

The Australian Financial Review said US Secretary of State John Kerry had personally asked Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott to “steer clear” from joining AIIB, the Financial Review reports.

"Australia has been under pressure from the US for some time to not become a founding member of the bank and it is understood Mr. Kerry put the case directly to the prime minister when the pair met in Jakarta on Monday following the inauguration of Indonesian President Joko Widodo," the paper said.

South Korea, one of America’s closest allies in Asia, is giving more thought to participating in the bank. Last week its finance ministry said it spoke with China to request more time to consider such details as the AIIB's governance and operational principles.

US officials have said they do not want to support an initiative Washington thinks is unlikely to promote good environmental, procurement and human rights standards in the way the World Bank and ADB are required to do.

But Chinese officials are convinced the American opposition is an attempt to contain the global rise of China and its ambition to remain the dominant power in Asia.

“You could think of this as a basketball game in which the US wants to set the duration of the game, the size of the court, the height of the basket and everything else to suit itself,” Wei Jianguo, a former Chinese commerce minister, told the Financial Times

Matthew Goodman, scholar at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington DC believes the initiatives of a BRICS Bank and AIIB “represent the first serious institutional challenge to the global economic order.”

Chinese Finance Minister Lou Jiwei said the AIIB will set high standard and feasible safeguard policies and improve some of the bureaucratic, unrealistic and irrelevant policies, according to the Xinhua news agency.

http://rt.com/business/198928-china-world-bank-rival/

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Banker Suicides Return: DSK's Hedge Fund Partner Jumps From 23rd Floor Apartment

Posted by EXOGEN on October 24, 2014 at 11:32am

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-10-24/banker-suicides-return-dsks-hedge-fund-partner-jumps-23rd-floor-apartment

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Exogen:   WHY DO YOU REALLY THINK THE SOCIOPATHS HAVE ATTEMPTED TO BLOCK MILLIONS OF PEOPLE FROM BECOMING WEALTHY??

Mac The question is how can they stop us from exchanging? Especially when the rate goes live around the world.

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Visionaire October 24, 2014 at 11:16am  IMO….All that the Dinarians did was seize an opportunity. That's like getting mad at folks who bought Apple or Google stock decades ago; they saw the vision Most people who were informed about this did not act; i still have friends who won't even spend $60 to buy 1 mil Dong.

Most Dinarians will not net over a million. The Dinarian whales who are planning "do good " projects are not a threat as there will still be enough poverty out there for PTB to exploit. We don't own banks or the major industries that currently shift the markets, therefore i believe they consider us fairly insignificant.

I think it's more about these other countries having increased purchasing power.and the overall global monetary shift away from the West and this is one area where they can wield some power.
JMO     Blessings

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Bold n Courageous If wealth were to come to the people who actually care about the little guy, because they aren't that far removed from being a little guy.  Then the power... Lawmaking power... that the sociopaths have been enjoying squashing the little guy could be addressed.  The laws currently are not for the people, but for the few (sociopaths), and the few have worked hard to create that.

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Diane They are selfish. They are addicted to money, power and control. They have no regard for others and don't want to help unless it benefits them. They are in total denial that we are all human and deserve to be treated as an equal. They think they are right in denying us this blessing.

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D. RED for more power and greed ---- called CONTROL

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Hale Ali'i They know we would do good things to help others and no one would depend on the "system" they have devised for our failure. They know their time of corruption is up...humans are waking up everywhere and demanding their lives back.

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TNT:


soundoc
:  Yesterday morning, I got news from banker that people have exchanged in Missoula MT, and Seattle (43 in MT, 124 in Seattle) So unless it's the elite double dipping, then we will be at banks shortly.

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