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A commentary on Current Economics, Global Settlements, and D
by guns » Wed Jul 27, 2011 12:48 am

This is a commentary written by a friend of mine and posted on tdarkcabal.blogspot.com. I think that it needs to be seen.

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There are many many stories of a paper currency devalued to the point of needing millions and billions of them to buy a loaf of bread. The dollar is in the same trouble. So if the Iraqi dinar revalues before the Fed has been overhauled and the dollar backed by precious metals and other commodities, we will end up with millions of dollars that will barely buy bread. I have been on this site about two months and am amazed at how many people have no clue what is really going on in a financial war behind the scenes.

You all could save your country, yourselves, your family and your RV fortune by getting involved and holding the criminal enterprises accountable as in a second American revolution that can happen without firing a shot but having the millions of dinar holders wise up, get educated, keep the eye on the ball and let your reps know you now understand this isn't just about the RV of the global currency but about the trillions stolen, the fiat currency backed by nothing but a willingness to bomb smaller countries who cannot fight back, and the idea that Russia, China, and other larger countries are no longer playing and are forcing a show down that will not end well if the masses don't wise up and understand the history of money and wealth and banking.

The global settlements involve vast amounts of wealth that was stolen in various ways but also trust funds of Asian dynasties that are actual gold and silver and gold and silver artwork, statues, silver, jewelry by the tons that has been hidden and kept out of the global paper currency that is printed by America every time they decide to feed the furnace with more green paper. Our willingness to drop bombs is what has kept the dollar alive. Imagine a currency backed by bombs? One can argue backed by oil that is backed by bombs but it is indeed a currency that is printed whenever our elites run short paying their mercenaries to prop up their house of cards.

Reality is a fanny. Do you want an RV that could result in vast amounts of worthless green paper or one that results in a strong dollar?

It will not be strong unless we come to terms with the idea that we cannot let Washington continue to play a shell game with counterfeit currency.

www.tdarkcabal.blogspot.com

and to understand money watch this documentary for 3 hours tonight so you get it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXt1cayx0hs

When millions of us wise up and take the understanding of world finance as seriously as we take our dinar investment only then will those who sent your buddies to die for their own gain be seen for what they are and will you finally have fought for the principles our forefathers died for... Watch this documentary so you get why our history and country is a fragile balance of patriots not believing FOX or CNN or MSNBC crap but getting math and how it applies to the economy and the food on your families table.

Go RV but when it will truly be a blessing to us all.

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