Tony is like a broken record as he once again says "We are on high alert right this minute"

12-1-2013 Intel Guru TNT Tony [via FlaPatriot59] WF and BoA were ready and Chase and Citi weren't ready because they were adding more mom & pop banks. Another scenario was that a gov't official asked to delay it one day. The request from the gov't official was a big piece of the puzzle, which is why they requested it be delayed for a day. The rates did fluctuate up and down. What I did like is that different banks had different rates, .20 difference up and down. And they asked me to stop relaying the rates. So now we have competition: rates are differing among the banks. That's good competition and makes more sense to me.


 Today on Iraq TV they told them that effective 01/01/14 all 3-zero notes would be deleted. Even thought we didn't see it at the banks and that on Iraq TV they're announcing they're dropping the 3-zero notes (not dropping the 3 zeros), if we take that part and know that we'll have a 30 day window, with today being Dec. 1, and tomorrow is Dec. 2, then we'll have 30 days until 01/01/14 - that's the 30-day window. We have Iraq saying it and we have someone who saw it at the bank's books. And an hour and half ago [approx. 3:00 pm est] they put the bank people on standby.

 Bottom line right this minute: It is out of the UST and bank's hands. There is only one 3-letter agency making the decision now. The IMF will make the decision and the time to make the release. The UST has done its part and the banks have done their part and have the 800#s. We just wait for the IMF to release it and they want to do it today. We are on high alert right this minute. They just put the banks on standby an hour ago. Some are already on their way in and some are on call. I'm pretty sure they want us in the banks in the morning and I think we should be getting the numbers this evening.

There is only one 3 letter agency left and then we move to the 4 letter agencies.

Maybe I could be wrong, but it seems to me there is a time a currency has to be exchangable by international law, is there not?  Seems to remember it is 2 years, not 30 days