I found intelligence on TNT Tony's -- We are the People FB PAGE !!!

We must bring this one into our fold!

Anthony Hosea

Are attractive but misleading rumors helping or hurting gullible believers? What does inciting people to call bankers and politicians create? When unreasonable and baseless demands for fair treatment, cash in rates, along with references to obscure events and information are made – what is the outcome? People making these calls are quickly labeled misguided, irritating and a big waste of time and effort.

By association the Iraqi Dinar or entire topic becomes a nuisance. The... ‘faithful rumor followers’ have poisoned the well, not just for themselves but also for everyone else on the journey. Imagine a bank manager has had numerous calls from clients demanding things that can’t happen. Clients accuse the bank of things that have no basis in actuality. All this weirdness is linked to the ‘Dinar fantasy currency’ which isn’t even internationally recognized nor a tradable
* chse rv*

Better contact him quick ... I see an unfriend, deleted post, and lifetime ban coming real quick.

Kevin do you have a Facey? Do you want to be Facebook friends??!!

As long as there are scam artists, there will be the gullible. It's often, not always, but most often people that are not very educated or don't spent their life learning anything other than going to work and sitting in front of the TV and being radiated by the programming. These people typically look up to someone and believe them because they are not intelligent enough to discern and also not able to do the research because of their low IQ. Sorry, I don't mean to insult anyone, I don't see the world as good or bad, right or wrong, but I"m basing this on the research I have been doing on this RV, it's mostly hard working honest people, it's not a bad thing to not be educated or be intelligent, far from it, I judge people by their heart, but I'm trying to profile people here and what makes them trust a stranger and believe so easily. 
I also notice that this happens the most in North America, rarely have I seen anyone in Europe getting involved in these things, but then our education is free and 70% of our people here in Croatia have completed college or university, perhaps that's the reason, don't take me 100%, this is only my opinion based on my findings and I don't claim to be right. 
 
When I was younger, 30 years ago, MLM's were popular, but I never succeeded in getting even close to the top because I wasn't good at selling, I didn't have the required talent and I believe you are born with it, but I too got burnt and lost money, it got me wise but I also learned something as well. Never accept anyone else's belief system, take it with a grain a salt and do the research. If you take on someone elses belief system, if they fall, you fall, so don't believe everything you hear, verify, verify. 

I tell this to my client (I'm a TCM healer), don't believe everything you read about health because you don't know who stands behind the article and what their motive is. Read many articles first and then come to your own conclusions.

We live in a world of Internet and have too much information, it's confusing at times and therefore, those of us who have created nice lives and have the leisure we can help those by doing the research to those that can't or don't have time. As long as there are con artists, there will be victims or I like to call them Collateral Damage.