Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2014 8:51:55 AM
Subject: Dinar Tony-DC Update
Subject: Dinar Tony-DC Update
12-13-2014 Intel Guru TNT Tony [via Adept1] I’m
feeling super-fantastic, nothing but good news. Everything we are hearing is
“push, push, push” and even Washington was asking this morning, “Why isn’t this
done? Let’s go!” It’s
looking really good, the best we’ve seen it in months and weeks. This is the first time we’ve seen this
many people transported across the world to get this done.
12-13-2014 Intel Guru DC [via Adept1] Teams from the US and other places are in Iraq coordinating and making sure all pieces are going together. That includes teams from the BIS, IMF, the Fed, Bank of England, China, Swiss, European and other countries to make sure this goes off as smoothly as possible. There has been a rate change, but it has not been confirmed. [When Iraq releases the rate, will the US go as well? Or not?] Once it is available for the Iraqi citizens, which they are testing now, the rest of the world will turn on. [If Iraq does it today, does the US have the right to delay it until Monday or later?] Yes, they still have that option, but they will probably let us go on because it’s close to when they wanted to start anyway. We are in the window NOW, or when Iraq starts. So far as we know, they will keep it at a fixed rate until 2. January. All minor issues are being addressed quickly. Our understanding is that this will go as soon as the last issues are solved and no one is going home until this is done. Cautiously, things look really, really good.
12-13-2014 Intel Guru DC [via Adept1] Teams from the US and other places are in Iraq coordinating and making sure all pieces are going together. That includes teams from the BIS, IMF, the Fed, Bank of England, China, Swiss, European and other countries to make sure this goes off as smoothly as possible. There has been a rate change, but it has not been confirmed. [When Iraq releases the rate, will the US go as well? Or not?] Once it is available for the Iraqi citizens, which they are testing now, the rest of the world will turn on. [If Iraq does it today, does the US have the right to delay it until Monday or later?] Yes, they still have that option, but they will probably let us go on because it’s close to when they wanted to start anyway. We are in the window NOW, or when Iraq starts. So far as we know, they will keep it at a fixed rate until 2. January. All minor issues are being addressed quickly. Our understanding is that this will go as soon as the last issues are solved and no one is going home until this is done. Cautiously, things look really, really good.
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