TNT FORUM ?-Could we have unwittingly, been a factor in the banks hesitation to start exchanging the public early?

[chilimama]

FUZE Platinum Member Status: Online Posts: 1462 Date: 01:13 PM May 6, 2015

Could we have unwittingly, been a factor in the banks hesitation to start exchanging the public early? Permalink  Reply   Quote     Printer Friendly I could not help but wonder after one of the callers today about the titled question. We were informed that the banks around 3 weeks ago,were given the green light to start exchanging up to 12,000 folk a day. I think in the general scheme of things when the banks started a few years ago exchanging some politicians and wealthy clients, the banks and some of those clients really did believe the general public would be right behind them, a few days no more than a couple of weeks. We thought so too. So it was a tolerable circumstance although enviable for us. However, with all of the subsequent stops and starts that private early exchange process finally came to a halt; some of it due to our "we are the people" campaign, which was not born out of the early exchanges, but came about after some elements wanting us minimized or even cut out. With this background; if you were a banker would you be willing to start exchanging the INFORMED PLUGGED IN public (250k) by the thousands under a similar private exchange, knowing that their 5.5 million counter parts who are bound to hear about it may come running? What would happen in this scenario if 5.5 million folk came forth with the disposition of the caller today; with first hand knowledge of some of their family or friends having cashed out and certain elements continue starting and stopping this for whatever reason? I mean 250k folks who are following this daily is one thing, 5.5 million is another. JMHO What are your thoughts?  Please no negativity just observations and insights please.   Welcome RI/RV FUZE      -- Edited by FUZE on Wednesday 6th of May 2015 01:17:25 PM

[FS4Enthusiast]

Here's an insight:

6 million people holding an average of 2 million dinar each at a 1:1 rate would equal 12 trillion USD.

This is almost exactly the money supply of the entire United States:

http://www.tradingeconomics.com/united-states/money-supply-m2

You know what would happen if the US "printed" 12 trillion new dollars? Take a guess.

Basic math and basic economics shows The RV for what it is every single time: nonsense.

[BritishBulldog]

This whole 12-14000 people a day thing is bullshit. With this weird invention called time zones....they will knock out that many every day before the banks even open on the west coast. Plus how do the various brands of banks know how many they have exchanged and when to stop??  They can't even figure out how to talk to a bank in another state about a deposit let alone up to the second info on people coming in doing a specific type,of business.

[Kevind53]

These sheeple continue to push the term "special kind of stupid" to new heights.

[chilimama]

KEVIN THAT MADE ME LOL LITERALLY HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[catman]

Yeah, sure.  The banks are going to exchange a currency that is not internationally traded and has no value above 1166 even in Iraq. What would the bank do with it?
who would fund the exchange?  Oh, I forgot, it is the elders of the old Chinese royal family who have more gold than the rest of the world combined. Or, maybe whoever has it could use some of the 240 QUADRILLION dollars the gurus told everyone was recovered from the Vatican Bank 2 or 3 years ago, never to be heard of again.

[Terbo56]

They are talking through the holes in their skivies- No worries-They talk about a game that doesn't exist-

[Ssmith]

Imagine what I thought when I saw a topic in the TNT forum titled "Yep. Idiots walk amongst us".  Where to begin.....that would be 95% of all TNT members.  Actually it was about a man who trespassed onto neighbors land to cut down trees that blocked his view.

A Pennsylvania man has been charged with 22 felony counts of agricultural vandalism and 22 misdemeanor counts of agricultural trespassing after chopping down 22 mature trees to improve the view from his deck. 
The trees were valued at more than $261,211 and situated on preserved space owned by the Bedminster Regional Land Conservancy and Solebury Township housing development.
"I guess the trees were interfering with his view," Solebury Township detective Roy Ferrari said. "The trees or species by girth range anywhere from $5,000-$45,000 for a given tree," Ferrari added.
In order to get to the trees on the large property, he had to pass hundreds of "no trespassing" signs, many of which were attached to the trees he cut down.
The man admitted to chopping down the trees after buying the $1.7 million US property last May, the damage was discovered after a routine inspection of the mountain top home.
He says he regrets his decision, but vows to make amends for the deeds.
The man turned himself into police Monday and is now free on $50,000 unsecured bail as he awaits a preliminary hearing.
http://www.theweathernetwork.com/news/articles/man-chops-down-22-protected-trees-to-improve-his-view/50709/

[Kevind53]

I see a calculated act. My suspicision, he is sure he could bargain away at least the felony counts, make restitution and get his view. Chicken feed for someone who could afford 1.7M for a house.