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Tuesday, June 2, 2015

News, Rumors, and Opinions Tuesday Morning

Dinar Updates: 

Poppy3: All this talk of 2016 FOR THE RV APPEARS TO BE JUST BULL SOME ARE TRYING TO PROMOTE

BUT IF YOU PAY ATTENTION TO THE NEWS FROM THE KEY LEADERS THEY ARE DEMANDING COMPLETION NOW! 

THEY HAVE STATED FINISH IN MAY NOT LATER AND THEY HAVE MISSED MAY BUT THEY HAVEN'T STOPPED PUSHING TO FINISH. 

THEY HAVE ALSO SAID TO THEIR PUBLIC SEVERAL TIMES BUYING POWER VALUE WILL BE IN JUNE AND ASK THE PEOPLE TO JUST GIVE THEM TILL JUNE. 

THEY ARE GOING TO GET US SOME MONEY SOON.
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Q:  [I see no RV until Iraq solves its Liguidity and Security Problems.

BGG    Iraq doesn't solve their liquidity problem until they RV... and security - well - it is the Middle East.

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Q:  [what do you think the cbi ...MIGHT.. be waiting on to push the button?] 

Millionday:   I HAVE NO IDEA AND DO NOT SEE A HOLD UP OR WAIT...THEY SEEM TO BE RIGHT ON TIME. 

Q:  [How can they continue to implement things without money?] 

Millionday : THEY HAVE GOTTEN DEVELOPMENT GRANTS AND BANKS THEY ARE WORKING WITH AND ARE MOVING FORWARD WITH TOOLS -- JUST REMEMBER IT TOOK THE EXPERTS OF THE WORLD TO DEVELOP THIS PLAN AND WE ARE NOT THEM. 

Q:m [What part do some of the laws waiting to be passed play in all of this?] 

Millionday:    THEY ARE THE END OF THE DEMOCRATIC NEEDS FOR IRAQ AND THE REFORMS IMO.  

Q: [What about HCL and 140 in your thoughts?]  

Millionday : THEY WORKED WITH THE HEADS OF PROVINCE HEADS AND GOT LEADERS AND INVESTORS TO GET INPUT ...ACCORDING TO THEM THEY ARE CLOSE TO DONE WITH VOTE

Q: [Do you think they would change value to relief inflation pressure... and then raise value from there?] 

Millionday:   I DONT KNOW...THAT DOES NOT MAKE SENSE TO ME THOUGH.

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TNT:

[freeway2]
My issue is that all the ppl. that have early exchanged had no glitches, no stops, exchanged all 4 currencies all the way back to when the Elite exchanged, their families, their families friends, their friends etc, so why now. I wish I could ask DC that question and would like to know his opinion on it.

[daz] freeway2 SOME OF THAT WAS NEFARIOUS ACTIVITY...SOME WAS TRYING TO GET AHEAD OF THE GAME LEGITIMATELY AND SOME WAS BECAUSE THEY ANTICIPATED THE ACTUAL PUBLIC RELEASE. AND NONE OF THAT HAS ANYTHING TO DO WITH US OR WHERE WE ARE RIGHT NOW. WE DONT KNOW THAT THERE WERE NO GLITCHES THEN AND WE DONT KNOW THAT THOSE EXCHANGES DIDNT REVEAL ISSUES THAT WOULD HAVE IMPLODED THE EXCHANGE WHEN 6 MILL PEOPLE BUM RUSHED THE BANKS...I HAVE TO LOOK AT IT AS A PROCESS, AN UNKNOWN ONE AT THAT...THAT HAS TO BE ADAPTIVE AND MODIFIED AS IT PROGRESSES...HANG IN THERE. THERE IS A LINE, WE ARE IN IT AND IT IS MOVING.
KTFA:

Denaridori:
  » June 2nd, 2015, 4:53 am  There are no coincidences.....and the plan the world has put into motion will not supercede God's plan as we are experiencing in this day in age.

Not only is the number 7 significant, we are learning that it may be very relevant to the monetary reform and dinar that is a part of the big picture in the timing of things.

 Amazingly, we're in a Shemitah year that is also a Jubilee Year, with rare Tetrads (4) blood moons (lunar eclipses) that fall exactly on 4 Jewish feast days between Sept. 2014 to Sept of 2015, one of which was a Supermoon, with the final blood moon appearing in Jerusalem on the Feast of Trumpets (Tabernacles) on Sept. 28th.

History shows how blood moons that occur on the Jewish feast days have resulted in numerous significant events that were prophesied or lead in a supernatural change of events.

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Thunderhawk:
  » June 2nd, 2015,


ECB, IMF unexpectedly join Greece debt talks

The heads of the IMF and European Central Bank unexpectedly joined talks on Greece's debt crisis on Monday in Berlin as the cash-strapped country battles with its creditors to unlock desperately-needed bailout funds.

The presence of International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde and ECB president Mario Draghi underlined the high stakes as Greece stares at a Friday deadline to repay €300 million it owes to the IMF.

There are fears Greece does not have the necessary funds and will default, possibly setting off a chain-reaction that could end with a messy exit from the eurozone.

The late-night meeting in Berlin was also attended by Chancellor Angela Merkel, French President Francois Hollande and European Commission head Jean-Claude Juncker
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The aim was to come up with "a final proposal" to present to Athens, according to Die Welt.

But Merkel's office said after the meeting only that the quintet agreed to work together "intensely" in the coming days and would stay in "close contact".

Die Welt, citing sources close to the talks, said they began at 1930 GMT and Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras was in Athens "awaiting a phone call from the troika" of the EU, IMF and ECB.

According to a diplomatic source, the group did not telephone the Greek premier during the meeting.

Greece remains locked in tough negotiations with international creditors in a bid to release €7.2 billion in remaining bailout funds.

A deal has so far proved elusive as its creditors in Europe and the IMF push for greater reforms in return for the cash, which Greece's anti-austerity government has refused to match.

'Absurd proposals'

Merkel, Hollande and Juncker met for scheduled talks earlier Monday but the evening arrivals of Lagarde and Draghi came as a surprise.

They are in Germany for G7 meetings this week, at which the Greek crisis is featuring prominently. The United States and Japan have pressed Europe to resolve the crisis for the global economy's sake.

The impromptu gathering followed a phone conference Sunday between Merkel, Hollande, Juncker and Tsipras, which Merkel's spokeswoman described as "constructive".

But in a column published by French newspaper Le Monde on Sunday, Tsipras said his government was not to blame for the impasse.

"It is due to the insistence of certain institutional actors on submitting absurd proposals and displaying a total indifference to the recent democratic choice of the Greek people," he wrote.

Lagarde caused a stir last week by citing the "potential" of Greece leaving the 19-nation eurozone but ahead of the Berlin meeting, Juncker stressed that a "Grexit" would be bad for the entire bloc.

"I don't share this idea that we'd have fewer concerns and constraints if Greece gave up the euro," he told the Sueddeutsche Zeitung.

Tsipras said his government has made concessions, including agreeing to implement a series of privatisations it had previously opposed.

It has also agreed to reform its value-added tax system as well as the pension system.

Rather than imposing further austerity that has so far only served to drive Greece into a deeper recession, he said his government has also submitted proposals to raise revenues.

Tsipras warned that Europe was at a crossroads, and could choose between a strategy of greater integration or one of division.

Those seeking the second strategy are simply seeking to inflict harsh punishment and mandatory austerity, with "Greece being the first victim", he said.

"To some, this represents a golden opportunity to make an example out of Greece for other countries that might be thinking of not following this new line of discipline," he wrote.

"Which strategy will prevail? The one that calls for a Europe of solidarity, equality and democracy, or the one that calls for rupture and division?"

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