ARIEL
Do you know what this means?
The Zimbabwe Bond Notes (You Hold) could not be paid out in any form prior to this announcement.
A Bond is a Promissory Note issued by a government and can legally not be refused.
Look at the writing on the Zim-Notes you hold.
What does it say?
"I promise to pay bearer on demand".
Do you understand the gravity of this statement?
Do you understand how rich in natural resources Zimbabwe is?
The Royal Bank of Zimbabwe $835,000,082,302,000,000 (13 metric tons of in ground gold estimated to yield $14 billion per annum by RBZ going forward) is the richest in the world.
People, did you know I had a private contract back in 2016 exclusively for Zim-Notes only? I have many of you this already last year.
I even uploaded the process in a condensed format to give people an idea of how it was supposed to go. But that was 10+ years ago. Some of my followers remember that. Because a couple of them were also apart of it.
The amount of unmined Gold in Zimbabwe is astonishing. There is more than enough to back all the millions of printed 2008-2009 Bonds alone. Not even mentioning the other minerals.
People Zimbabwe no longer just had gold backed digital coins. The paper is also being supported by the new gold standard. You now hold very valuable bonds in your possession. Do you know how far ahead you are of those who are oblivious to this?
The government said that Holders of physical gold coins, at their discretion, will be able to exchange or convert, through the banking system… into gold-backed digital tokens,” the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe said in a statement inviting individual and corporate entities to use the digital currency that can be bought either in Zimbabwean dollars or foreign currency.
Zimbabwe is now in a process to get all the 2008 to 2009 Zim Promissory Notes (Bond) of the streets. This should be done very soon. Remember Iraq is doing the same thing. Everything they are doing in their local economies is to ensure maximums value for their new precious metal based economy.
Hold onto to your Zim-Notes people.
We've been told for years that they would be paid out which is why we purchased them.
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