SITREP 9/29/16

"Snap"
SITREP
12:00:00
Thursday
September 29, 2016

Psychologically the human brain can only process so much information at one time. Thus, to accomplish decades worth of structural macro geopolitical, geofinancial changes all in the same day, same hour even, is a wise strategy because it's literally an inconceivable series of events to the casual observer.

Try learning calculus in a day and you'll understand the GCR/RV roll out strategy instantly.

So yes we expect everything GCR/RV related to just "snap" into place today. And the changes to be so dramatic, so vast, so global that no one will know exactly what to make of it all... and just go about their business per usual because it's "above their pay grade."

China has yet to publicly release their gold holdings announcement which we were told would happened early on Thursday morning. This event qualifies China and its Renimbi for IMF SDR basket inclusion on October 1. Snap.

The Paris Agreement is expected to ratify at exactly the same time, as Russia turns in their documentation to the UN Secretary General. This puts into force/implements the gold standard legally and globally. Snap.

UN Operational rates then are public ally revalue per the Paris Agreement ratification which will then forces global markets to adjust all currency rates. This technically and openly reveals the RV. Snap.

The US Congress went ahead and passed a temporary spending bill last night in the wee hours. This was done in preparation of the coming RV on Thursday, as only after the RV can such a bill even be fulfilled because of Republic / USN implementation. Snap.

Will anyone even notice?
Will anyone really care?
Will anyone weep for joy?

A chosen few, maybe. But the vast majority of humanity will have no concept as to the scope or significance of what's happening. It's just too big. It's just too too real. Which makes era transition just too uncomfortable to contemplate. So they ignore it. Brush aside massive global changes instead of researching their world, playing catch up.

Mediocrity and irrelevance is just such an easier house to live in--not much upkeep.

It's as if human mental curiosity has been turned off due to the heavy and constant subconscious programming (media, entertainment, food, pharma, etc.)... and whenever real truth is presented, it appears as inconceivable noise, a conspiracy against the norm, a random irritant versus a truly meaningful enlightening moment.

Here's a short animated video that speaks to what you are probably experiencing now as a currency holder, especially ZIM holders:

Psychologically the human brain can only process so much information at one time.

Yep, and your brain clearly can't handle both all the dinar RV nonsense and reality.

And given your limited intellectual capacity, how dare you reference Plato?

Check out the Dunning Kruger effect.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect

No RV built into the Paris agreement.

The US Congress went ahead and passed a temporary spending bill last night in the wee hours. This was done in preparation of the coming RV on Thursday, as only after the RV can such a bill even be fulfilled because of Republic / USN implementation. Snap.

You idiot! They had to pass a continuing resolution to keep the government operating. They have once again not passed a budget and so they have to pass a temporary spending bill or as it is properly called, a continuing resolution, to keep the government operating. They have only done this on a regular basis for over eight years in a row now. IT MEANS NOTHING!

Ssmith wrote:

Ethel Biscuit wrote:

Psychologically the human brain can only process so much information at one time.

Yep, and your brain clearly can't handle both all the dinar RV nonsense and reality.

And given your limited intellectual capacity, how dare you reference Plato?

Check out the Dunning Kruger effect.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect

Interesting.  I particularly liked this:

 The phenomenon was first experimentally observed in a series of experiments by David Dunning and Justin Kruger of the department of psychology at Cornell University in 1999.^[1][2] The study was inspired by the case of McArthur Wheeler, a man who robbed two banks after covering his face with lemon juice in the mistaken belief that, because lemon juice is usable as invisible ink, it would prevent his face from being recorded on surveillance cameras.^[3] The authors noted that earlier studies suggested that ignorance of standards of performance lies behind a great deal of incorrect self-assessment of competence.

:winky winky:

Yep! I reckon many dinarians have as much grasp of the real world as McArthur Wheeler!

Holly Sh%t ! Has anyone seen my box of Reynolds wrap ? 

I need to make a new Tin foil Hat to be able to speak to my Intel Sources !

 enough said !