(Thanks, j. :)

Reader jc writes:

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Re: *** Iraqi dinar, recently being said *** /....

I'm glad to hear Tony and DC acknowledge the Historical bonds. Because this is important in several ways.

One, it allows people to understand that the Iraq Dinar is not, nor was it ever meant to be alone in this financial shift.

Two, there is a definite link and connection of both programs that are trying to accomplish a similar service for us. Namely to reinvigorate the financial coffers of many countries and secondly reboot individual accounts and help pay things forward in our quest to make a better difference.

The historical bonds are a repayment from the Federal Reserve to constituent countries who shipped tons of gold bullion to them many decades ago.

The redemption and period for these bonds were due years ago and it's finally gotten to the point where the Federal Reserve could not longer stall the payments they owed to the rest of the world. (does that surprise anyone?)

After many claims by the Federal Reserve that these bonds where somehow bogus, (due to sabotaging the spelling and other attributes of said bonds), and then trying to claim bankruptcy in a secret court case against them, (which they lost), they finally came to some reason.

Originally the Federal Reserve owed a lot of gold to many nations but because they likely sold off all that gold onto the bullion markets in past decades in order to keep the price of gold down in some kind of reasonable value without it going through the roof; they are now faced with how to compensate all those countries without any gold.

Please understand that they not only owed all that gold back to each nation as per their contractual bond agreements but they also owed back 4% accrued interest for all those accumulated years that the bonds were issued for.

And all that gold and accrued interest adds up to a lot of cash, we are talking trillions of dollars in most cases people, for each country owed.

So when people ask, "where is Iraq going to find all of that money to support their Dinar currency?" The answer is far more wide ranging then most realize.

The UST doesn't need to redeem all their Iraq Dinars all at once and neither does any other central bank of any other country. What will likely be the more prudent thing to do is, HANG ON TO THEM BECAUSE THEY ARE VERY VALUABLE!!

The Dinar's will be used by central banks to support and shore up their asset based new economies. It's the prudent thing to do and it keeps Iraq from having to redeem them in real time back to their own country.

And as time goes by, countries who do have them will use them as either leverage to submit their own bonds or redeem them as oil credits.

Problem solved.

Now if we can only get the "Collateral Accounts" mess cleaned up along with the "Treasure cashes" the Chinese elders have in their possession. Because that where NESARA and other types of Prosperity Programs are also going to come from.

Dinarland now waits to see what transpires over the next 5 days. I feel positive about the RV this time around.

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