Tidbits From Frank26 and KTFA Members Monday Morning

KTFA:

ehankons:  FRANK,,YOU HAVE MENTIONED THAT THE CBI IS "EXPERIMENTING" WITH THE AUCTIONS...I BELIEVE IT...BUT WHAT OR HOW DO THEY EXPERIMENT WITH THE AUCTIONS...

I BELIEVE THIS ACTION WILL GIVE LIGHT TO SEVERAL UNDERLYING ELEMEMTS TAKING PLACE... I CAN'T PUT IT TOGETHER AS OF YET...OR IS IT "HIDDEN" IN VIEW........

THANKS FRANK.... I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO MONDAYS CONFERENCE CALL BIG TIME...SEE YOU THERE.....

Frank26:  Nothing is stealth .......... They use auctions in sections to test the CBI banks system and .......... HONESTY.   KTFA  Frank
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Smilin4dinar:   In the notes from last week's CC I see this statement "The house of 12 on the 7th of the 7th will be accomplished." I have pondered this all week long and watched others post but I still am not sure what Frank is talking about. Can anyone help me understand??

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Lexi:  The BRICS BANK according to articles will be open on July 7th so maybe that will sling shot other things to speed up...? Who knows

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Bluedog:  » June 29th, 2015, 3:28 am 

Abadi called the word weekly and confirms suspicious game that confused the currency exchange market days before they face miserable bad goals to those who put their personal interests and their goals despicable above all other considerations Abadi called the word weekly and confirms suspicious game that confused the currency exchange market days before they face miserable bad goals to those who put their interests their goals and personal despicable above all other considerations

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Bluedog:  ABADI'S WEB PAGE    http://ift.tt/1U0zNNQ

FOR THOSE THAT STUDY THIS INVESTMENT CHECK HERE DAILY ..........Bluedog

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Dnari131  » June 28th, 2015,

VIDEO: 35 Billion wiped of Australian stocks due to probable Greek exit, also Greek banks to remain closed until after July 6th

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Thunderhawk:  » June 29th, 2015, 12:45 am  Greece confirms banks to close until July 6

Greek banks will be closed for a week until July 6 with limits set on withdrawals from cash machines, a government official said on Monday as capital controls aimed at protecting the country's crippled financial system took effect.

Speaking after a cabinet meeting to approve the measures, the official said cash machines would be closed at the start of Monday but would be reopened late in the afternoon. Daily withdrawal limits would be set at 60 euros, the official said.

Under the measures, imposed to check a flood of withdrawals from Greece's shattered banking system, online transactions would be allowed within Greece but foreign transfers will be prohibited, the official said.

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Mountainman:  ....Just Enough "DELAY".....to begin more Negotiations w/.......The BRICS Bank that the Greeks Joined up w/ Already and it Opens JULY 7.......It's ALL Theater w/What we ALL Know is COMING Globally!!!   Blessings, Mountainman

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Denaridori  » June 29th, 2015, 2:16 am  TRUNews with Rick Wiles

ATTENTION FELLOW DINARIANS!

Simon Black presents some valuable banking information by revealing how bank customers are being interrogated for routine transactions amounting to $5,000 and up. Accounts are being frozen and millions of FinCen reports for "Suspicious Activity" are being filed.

The second half of the radio broadcast is with Tom Doyle talks about Christians in the mid-east compared to the early Christians.

Both are fascinating topics that every dinarian should listen to.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=won6KnWN39w&feature=player_embedded#t=0

Backdoc:  I'M HOPEFUL THAT NEXT YEAR MAY BE DIFFERENT IF THE TRN IS IN CONTROL! JUST A THOUGHT!

Thunderhawk:   » June 28th, 2015, 9:51 pm 

Macedonia tells banks to pull money from Greece

Macedonia ordered its banks on Sunday to pull their money from Greek banks and imposed "preventive measures" to limit the outflow of capital to its southern neighbour, threatened by financial meltdown.

The move by Macedonia's central bank followed an announcement by Athens that it would introduce capital controls and keep banks shut on Monday after international creditors refused to extend the euro zone country's bailout and savers queued to withdraw cash.

The central bank in Skopje said the measures were "of a temporary character, introduced in order to address the danger of an eventual more significant outflow of capital from Macedonia towards our southern neighbour, that may cause significant disruption to the balance of payments and to the stability of the financial system."

It said the capital limits would apply only to future transactions, not to arrangements already in place between Macedonian and Greek entities.

It ordered banks in Macedonia to "withdraw all deposits and loans from banks situated in Greece and their branches around the world."

The statement was the first concrete sign of Greece's immediate neighbourhood moving to protect itself from the financial turmoil threatening Athens.

Greece's banks, kept afloat by emergency funding from the European Central Bank, are on the front line as Athens moves towards defaulting on a 1.6 billion euros payment due to the International Monetary Fund on Tuesday.

Greek-owned banks hold around 20 percent of total banking assets in Macedonia, and a significant share in the likes of Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia and Albania, raising the possibility governments may have to bail them out if the Greek banking system collapses and Athens leaves Europe's single currency.

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