Sunday, July 16, 2023
CHASE BANK STORY ABOUT BOLIVAR CURRENCY, 16 JULY
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4Abba: Chase bank story
Went to my private banker with $500M bolivar.
He investigated the exchange amount and it was $ .3531 which was $17.5M. He checked the banned list to see if it could be exchanged. It was not on that list.
Then he checked the second list to see if the bank had a restriction and it was restricted.
I told him hopefully it will not be restricted next week. He put it on his watch list and as soon as the restrictions were lifted, he would call me.
"RV UPDATE" BY HOLLY, 16 JULY
Holly : (Posted on her site)
Feds had until today to pay back their trillions in debt or turn over all their assets to the New US Treasury. All run on ISO 20022 standard. Asset backed protocols.
The Corporation is now defunct! Welcome to the New Republic of the United States!
You no longer are chattel sold on the stock exchange, you are an independent soveriegn!
You should be damn excited for this day! Freedom!
"WHITE PAPER REFORM PLAN" BY DINAR IQD & DONG VND, 16 JULY
White Paper Reform Plan, Iraq At Page 48 of Total 83 Pages Progress Now
"Earn more than 5% interest on your money", 16 JULY
Earn more than 5% interest on your money: The best high-yield savings accounts of July 2023
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Best high-yield savings accounts
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DINARLAND UPDATE, 16 JULY
MilitiaMan (KTFA)
It’s not about get rich quick. It’s been about, get the country up to its real effective exchange rate and I think that’s where we’re headed.The truth is, we are months if not years away from seeing the dinar rise in value via float. Before that happens, they must implement laws to create a suitable investment environment for their economy to diversify and prosper.
[via WiserNow]
…we found out they were planning to print the new rate and the oil and gas law or the HCl hydrocarbon law…HCl in the printed version Gazette…Wednesday…guess what – it didn’t happen. …our contacts from Iraq are saying they’re planning to bring it out in a printed version Saturday. They said this weekend, but I believe it’s gonna be Saturday their normal, printed version day. So let’s look for it Saturday...
…the exchange rate we were looking to see yesterday in the Gazette…should be in Saturdays Gazette… So other than that, we know the rates that were supposed to be in the Gazette yesterday [Wednesday]
When I tell you Iraq is not independent yet, then it is not…
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“The head of the Fatah alliance, Hadi Al-Amri…said in a speech at a memorial service followed by the Twilight news agency, it is a shame that we have to be controlled by an employee of the U.S treasury he called on the political forces to take a United position on the independence of Iraq.”