Is Mr. C the triggerman? BY WOLVERINE, 15 MAY

  WOLVERINE

5/13 3:59 p.m. m.]:

 Global Banking Announcement:

This is a follow-up note to the banker who attended a foreign exchange training last week.

He shared that banks are “currently” exchanging their currencies using native currencies.

There will be much faster settlement times using a country's own currencies for exchange.

Currently, this applies to all currencies in the world except the IQD.

This makes sense to me due to the fact that Dee and I were told the IQD would not float. You will be given a revised rate.

This bank will remain anonymous to protect you from being bombarded with phone calls.

The important thing we can learn from this Intel piece is that, for this bank, these new procedures started today.

This does not mean that all banks have started these protocols yet, but it does mean that expectations for them to begin are high.

[5/13 3:59 p.m. m.] +57 320 7191415: TRIGGER!

In a Q&A session, he addresses the burning question: Is Mr. C the triggerman?

His answer is a masterclass in financial strategy. Mr. C's role is fundamental, but he has not yet developed

She paints a vivid picture: two bookends, with the top layers (Layers 1, 2, 3 and 4A) forming the first.

These elite groups, armed with their Secure Storage Receipts (SKR), are about to receive what they were promised

The focus then turns to Mike Cottrell, the linchpin of this grand plan. His role is crucial: he bridges the gap between the two bookends.

His action will result in a domino effect: the demise of banking derivatives, the demise of asset-backed currencies, and a financial renaissance.

And then, the second support: Tier 4B, ready to meet your exchange and exchange commitments

The explanation is not just informative