"GCR/RV, Zim Bonds, and Zimbabwe" by Ron Giles - 9.15.18
Through the tapestry of intel comes the reality of what is taking place, UNLESS one does not see what can be seen.
The value of the Zim Bonds ends up being astronomical. How can that be? The narrative begins with the use of the in-ground assets by the Zimbabwean Government under the Mugabe Regime. The assets have been prostituted for personal gain. When a puppet dictator tries to take back what he has sold to the Cabal, he and the country will suffer. He's lucky he was not killed by his people.
Pledging assets to back a bond before you own it is not only unwise, it can destroy a country and drive it into bankruptcy. The real problem for the RBZ (Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe) occurred when they used bonds for currency. The idea of using bonds for currency was an attempt to deceive the Zimbabwean people to believe in value that did not exist in functional form.
Bonds are a contract of value, entered into by participating parties - the seller and the buyer of the Bonds. The use of Bonds to promulgated value by the Zimbabwean Government was an attempt to create a belief in value of the Bond as currency. It didn’t work. The defunct Zim Bonds used as currency; the Zim Bonds we hold and expect to redeem, had no date of maturity, only a promise to pay the bearer on demand.
This printed promise to pay is a legal debt for the nation of Zimbabwe. In-ground assets were used to, “Back,” bonds with money, “yet to be obtained.” Without, “present value,” or cash to redeem the bonds, the bonds were useless from day one, they could not be redeemed for real money; as in USD, Chinese Yuan, or South African Rand.
The government pushed them as valuable but the people soon realized they had been duped.
They quickly became wall paper or an interesting novelty. The issue of ownership of in-ground asset, became a major problem for the Zimbabwe Government as well. Out of country ownership of in-ground assets was never conveyed back to Zimbabwe to be able to secure the claim of ownership of the assets. Without a valid claim their issuance of Bonds was fraudulent. They were sanctioned by the international community and without money to redeem, the bonds became useless, as mentioned, not only internationally but in-country as well.
The US legislature passed the ZEDRA bill giving the assets back to Zimbabwe, (as if we had legitimate ownership and control of another countries assets - Cabal tentacles again; set up a dictator, obtain ownership of the countries assets and watch the country destroy itself.). This one act of re-conveyance of ownership, begins the legitimate use of in-ground assets to back said Bonds.
The next problem was the Sextillions or more, of funds necessary to redeem outstanding Zim Bonds. The NPTB, along with the Chinese Elders and their gold, have, in effect, through agreement and contract, purchased the Zimbabwean in-ground assets, and pledged their gold-backed currencies to Bond Holders to redeem the Bonds.Today's Operation Disclosure states:
The RV (exchanging/redeeming of Zimbabwe bond notes specifically) will clear Zimbabwe of their national debt.
The Zimbabwean Government has become legitimate again and are poised to begin their climb from obscurity to a powerful internationally recognized country. All of Africa will take its rightful place as an economic giant and the new breadbasket for the world’s food source.
NOTE: there is a huge underground aquifer under most of Africa that can be tapped and used to provide water for agriculture and other industrial activities. With its plentiful annual rainfall to replenish the aquifer, it acts like a storage reservoir that seems endless in its ability to provide for the needs of Africa and the extended world markets. However, Africans need to be healed first. Investments into infrastructure and water through specific grants, is an opportunity for Trillionaires to use their RV/Zim redemption funds for enhanced water use. This alone will stop famine and food shortages in Africa, and the growing food stuffs will be used all over the world. This should be a priority target for many humanitarian activities.
As the governments of the 209 countries; the ones that signed up for the QFS/GCR and the GESARA compliant community of nations, are making the necessary changes, we are on the verge of the single most critical nest-step event in the history of the world, the RV. The army of Sovereign, non-combatants, are waiting in the wings. Everything being done, supports the Zim redemption and the RV exchange.
In preparation, we are one by one, making our claim to the divine designation of, “Sovereign.” A Sovereign is a stewardship responsibility to be the law giver, the law keeper and the protector of those given to us, to raise in the knowledge of their divine origin and nature. Until each, Sovereign in waiting, raises their voice and declares, by proclamation, to be a Sovereign, then we will be ruled over by others who have raised their voices, received their divine calling and accepted their stewardship responsibility as a Sovereign. Sociology at its best.
This is where we symbolically volunteer to crawl into the Monarch Cocoon to go through the natural change and emerge as the Monarch Sovereign. Having gone through this natural change, the mantle, of love and service, will descend on our shoulders and we get to engage in the work of ascension for mankind. Are we all Sovereigns, are we all Masters of the physical realm? We will see.
Are we emerging adult Gods or do we remain as irresponsible teenagers with no direction? You be your own judge. For me, I claim my Godship; I claim my Sovereignty; I accept the stewardship responsibility of a Sovereign; and, I AM ready and prepared to do my part. I may not be perfect as the world judges perfection, but I AM stalking that illusive status as a perfect creation of My Father and Mother, and with Their Loving Grace, that victory is mine, even as I start.
I offer this as the Divine Vision of who we are as Sovereigns. I have a profound love and respect for those who claim to be who they really are and then act accordingly. Like Jesus said so long ago, greater things than I have done, ye shall do. It is now our time to do the greater things that Jesus said we would do, as he saw ahead to our day those many thousand of years ago. Let us all be about our Father’s business and begin/finish this clean-up scene.
In Love and Light
Ron Giles
https://intothelight.news/files/2018-09-...mbabwe.php
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Zimbabwe’s trillion-dollar note: from worthless paper to hot investment -
The central bank of Zimbabwe issued $100,000,000,000,000 notes during the last days of hyperinflation in 2009, and they barely paid for a loaf of bread. But their value has shot up.
What’s been one of the best-performing investments of the past seven years? Shares in Facebook? London property? Bitcoin? Up there with the best, believe it or not, are Zimbabwean 100 trillion dollar notes.
A trillion, by the way, is a million million. There are 12 zeros in a trillion. Add another two to reach the total on the Zimbabwean 100 trillion dollar bill, the note with the most zeroes of any legal tender in all recorded history. The bills circulated for a few months in 2009 at the zenith – or, more precisely, the nadir – of one of the most terrible instances of hyperinflation in history, before Harare finally abandoned the Zimbabwean dollar in favour of the South African rand, the US dollar and several other foreign currencies.
At one stage a hundred trillion dollar note would not even cover a bus fare. You needed a bale of notes just to buy a few household essentials. However, it’s thought that only a few million of them were ever printed.
I remember buying one on eBay. It is on the wall in my office. John Wolstencroft, a private investor, bought a batch of them to give away. “I always found they were a good conversation starter,” he says.
In 2010-11, Wolstencroft was living in New Zealand where he joined an investment club, made up mostly of locals and US expats. At the time, the great central banking experiment of quantitative easing and a 0% interest rate policy was making a lot of people nervous. He brought a handful of the Zimbabwean notes along to his first meeting to give out as a way of saying thank you for letting him join the club, but there were more people there than he was expecting.
“I didn’t have enough notes to go round,” he says. “People started offering me money for them. I tried to explain they were just a gift, but they just upped their offer. I realised then these notes were going to become a collector’s item.”
Wolstencroft went away and bought several hundred more notes. The price had already risen since his first purchase; they were £1.50 each. He gave some out to members of the club, as promised, and kept the rest. When he returned to Britain he gave some to a financial company he works with. “One of the independent financial advisers used to give the notes out to prospective clients to show why they should invest away from cash in a diverse range of assets, such as real estate, gold, stocks and shares,” he says. “Over the long term, cash loses its value.”
Wolstencroft wasn’t alone in seeing the potential of trillion dollar notes. The Wall Street Journal reported in 2011 that David Laties, owner of the Educational Coin Company in New York, had speculated about $150,000 (£104,000) importing the notes from Zimbabwe, sensing they would become “the best notes ever”. Frank Templeton, a retired Wall Street equities trader, bought “quintillions of Zimbabwe dollars” (that’s thousands of trillions) for between $1 and $2 each, via a broker from the Zimbabwe central bank. He would then sell them on for several times the price.
Vishal Wolstencroft, John’s 12-year-old son, noticed late last year that these same 100 trillion dollar notes were now changing hands on eBay for as much as £40 each. He talked his father into a joint venture. Vishal is responsible for the listing, photographs, posting, packing and advertising, while father John supplies the goods. Their profits are shared 50:50. Business is good. According to Vishal, it’s quite a step up from his previous venture selling old toys at a local market stall. Most 100 trillion dollar notes fetch close to £20-£25 on eBay, but set against the £1.50 paid by Wolstencroft in 2011 it is a striking return. In percentage terms, it is – close to 1,500%, compared with the miserable 5% rise in the FTSE 100 over the same period.
In an extraordinary irony, the 100 trillion dollar note – a symbol of financial mismanagement on a colossal scale – has turned into one of the best-performing asset classes of recent years.
The Disappearing Currency
When the Zimbabwean dollar first came into existence in 1980 it had a similar value to the US dollar, writes Patrick Collinson. But by 2009, $1 was worth Z$2,621,984,228, 675,650,147,435,579,309,984,228. The Bank of England worries if inflation in the UK goes over 2% a year; in Zimbabwe it hit 79.6 billion per cent.
The country’s central bank could not even afford the paper on which to print its worthless trillion-dollar notes. President Mugabe issued edicts to ban price rises, of comedic value were it not for the devastation that hyperinflation wrought upon the people. The miserably low savings and incomes of the impoverished population were wiped out; shopkeepers would frequently double prices between the morning and afternoon, leaving workers’ pay almost valueless by the end of the day.
In 2009 the government scrapped the currency, leaving US dollars and South African rand as the main notes and coins in circulation. To this day, Zimbabwe still has no currency of its own, although the government last year offered to swap old deposit accounts into US dollars, giving savers $5 for each 175 quadrillion (175,000,000,000,000,000) Zimbabwean dollars.
In an extraordinary irony, Zimbabwe now suffers among the world’s worst deflation, currently at -2.3%.
Through the tapestry of intel comes the reality of what is taking place, UNLESS one does not see what can be seen.
The value of the Zim Bonds ends up being astronomical. How can that be? The narrative begins with the use of the in-ground assets by the Zimbabwean Government under the Mugabe Regime. The assets have been prostituted for personal gain. When a puppet dictator tries to take back what he has sold to the Cabal, he and the country will suffer. He's lucky he was not killed by his people.
Pledging assets to back a bond before you own it is not only unwise, it can destroy a country and drive it into bankruptcy. The real problem for the RBZ (Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe) occurred when they used bonds for currency. The idea of using bonds for currency was an attempt to deceive the Zimbabwean people to believe in value that did not exist in functional form.
Bonds are a contract of value, entered into by participating parties - the seller and the buyer of the Bonds. The use of Bonds to promulgated value by the Zimbabwean Government was an attempt to create a belief in value of the Bond as currency. It didn’t work. The defunct Zim Bonds used as currency; the Zim Bonds we hold and expect to redeem, had no date of maturity, only a promise to pay the bearer on demand.
This printed promise to pay is a legal debt for the nation of Zimbabwe. In-ground assets were used to, “Back,” bonds with money, “yet to be obtained.” Without, “present value,” or cash to redeem the bonds, the bonds were useless from day one, they could not be redeemed for real money; as in USD, Chinese Yuan, or South African Rand.
The government pushed them as valuable but the people soon realized they had been duped.
They quickly became wall paper or an interesting novelty. The issue of ownership of in-ground asset, became a major problem for the Zimbabwe Government as well. Out of country ownership of in-ground assets was never conveyed back to Zimbabwe to be able to secure the claim of ownership of the assets. Without a valid claim their issuance of Bonds was fraudulent. They were sanctioned by the international community and without money to redeem, the bonds became useless, as mentioned, not only internationally but in-country as well.
The US legislature passed the ZEDRA bill giving the assets back to Zimbabwe, (as if we had legitimate ownership and control of another countries assets - Cabal tentacles again; set up a dictator, obtain ownership of the countries assets and watch the country destroy itself.). This one act of re-conveyance of ownership, begins the legitimate use of in-ground assets to back said Bonds.
The next problem was the Sextillions or more, of funds necessary to redeem outstanding Zim Bonds. The NPTB, along with the Chinese Elders and their gold, have, in effect, through agreement and contract, purchased the Zimbabwean in-ground assets, and pledged their gold-backed currencies to Bond Holders to redeem the Bonds.Today's Operation Disclosure states:
The RV (exchanging/redeeming of Zimbabwe bond notes specifically) will clear Zimbabwe of their national debt.
The Zimbabwean Government has become legitimate again and are poised to begin their climb from obscurity to a powerful internationally recognized country. All of Africa will take its rightful place as an economic giant and the new breadbasket for the world’s food source.
NOTE: there is a huge underground aquifer under most of Africa that can be tapped and used to provide water for agriculture and other industrial activities. With its plentiful annual rainfall to replenish the aquifer, it acts like a storage reservoir that seems endless in its ability to provide for the needs of Africa and the extended world markets. However, Africans need to be healed first. Investments into infrastructure and water through specific grants, is an opportunity for Trillionaires to use their RV/Zim redemption funds for enhanced water use. This alone will stop famine and food shortages in Africa, and the growing food stuffs will be used all over the world. This should be a priority target for many humanitarian activities.
As the governments of the 209 countries; the ones that signed up for the QFS/GCR and the GESARA compliant community of nations, are making the necessary changes, we are on the verge of the single most critical nest-step event in the history of the world, the RV. The army of Sovereign, non-combatants, are waiting in the wings. Everything being done, supports the Zim redemption and the RV exchange.
In preparation, we are one by one, making our claim to the divine designation of, “Sovereign.” A Sovereign is a stewardship responsibility to be the law giver, the law keeper and the protector of those given to us, to raise in the knowledge of their divine origin and nature. Until each, Sovereign in waiting, raises their voice and declares, by proclamation, to be a Sovereign, then we will be ruled over by others who have raised their voices, received their divine calling and accepted their stewardship responsibility as a Sovereign. Sociology at its best.
This is where we symbolically volunteer to crawl into the Monarch Cocoon to go through the natural change and emerge as the Monarch Sovereign. Having gone through this natural change, the mantle, of love and service, will descend on our shoulders and we get to engage in the work of ascension for mankind. Are we all Sovereigns, are we all Masters of the physical realm? We will see.
Are we emerging adult Gods or do we remain as irresponsible teenagers with no direction? You be your own judge. For me, I claim my Godship; I claim my Sovereignty; I accept the stewardship responsibility of a Sovereign; and, I AM ready and prepared to do my part. I may not be perfect as the world judges perfection, but I AM stalking that illusive status as a perfect creation of My Father and Mother, and with Their Loving Grace, that victory is mine, even as I start.
I offer this as the Divine Vision of who we are as Sovereigns. I have a profound love and respect for those who claim to be who they really are and then act accordingly. Like Jesus said so long ago, greater things than I have done, ye shall do. It is now our time to do the greater things that Jesus said we would do, as he saw ahead to our day those many thousand of years ago. Let us all be about our Father’s business and begin/finish this clean-up scene.
In Love and Light
Ron Giles
https://intothelight.news/files/2018-09-...mbabwe.php
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Zimbabwe’s trillion-dollar note: from worthless paper to hot investment -
The central bank of Zimbabwe issued $100,000,000,000,000 notes during the last days of hyperinflation in 2009, and they barely paid for a loaf of bread. But their value has shot up.
What’s been one of the best-performing investments of the past seven years? Shares in Facebook? London property? Bitcoin? Up there with the best, believe it or not, are Zimbabwean 100 trillion dollar notes.
A trillion, by the way, is a million million. There are 12 zeros in a trillion. Add another two to reach the total on the Zimbabwean 100 trillion dollar bill, the note with the most zeroes of any legal tender in all recorded history. The bills circulated for a few months in 2009 at the zenith – or, more precisely, the nadir – of one of the most terrible instances of hyperinflation in history, before Harare finally abandoned the Zimbabwean dollar in favour of the South African rand, the US dollar and several other foreign currencies.
At one stage a hundred trillion dollar note would not even cover a bus fare. You needed a bale of notes just to buy a few household essentials. However, it’s thought that only a few million of them were ever printed.
I remember buying one on eBay. It is on the wall in my office. John Wolstencroft, a private investor, bought a batch of them to give away. “I always found they were a good conversation starter,” he says.
In 2010-11, Wolstencroft was living in New Zealand where he joined an investment club, made up mostly of locals and US expats. At the time, the great central banking experiment of quantitative easing and a 0% interest rate policy was making a lot of people nervous. He brought a handful of the Zimbabwean notes along to his first meeting to give out as a way of saying thank you for letting him join the club, but there were more people there than he was expecting.
“I didn’t have enough notes to go round,” he says. “People started offering me money for them. I tried to explain they were just a gift, but they just upped their offer. I realised then these notes were going to become a collector’s item.”
Wolstencroft went away and bought several hundred more notes. The price had already risen since his first purchase; they were £1.50 each. He gave some out to members of the club, as promised, and kept the rest. When he returned to Britain he gave some to a financial company he works with. “One of the independent financial advisers used to give the notes out to prospective clients to show why they should invest away from cash in a diverse range of assets, such as real estate, gold, stocks and shares,” he says. “Over the long term, cash loses its value.”
Wolstencroft wasn’t alone in seeing the potential of trillion dollar notes. The Wall Street Journal reported in 2011 that David Laties, owner of the Educational Coin Company in New York, had speculated about $150,000 (£104,000) importing the notes from Zimbabwe, sensing they would become “the best notes ever”. Frank Templeton, a retired Wall Street equities trader, bought “quintillions of Zimbabwe dollars” (that’s thousands of trillions) for between $1 and $2 each, via a broker from the Zimbabwe central bank. He would then sell them on for several times the price.
Vishal Wolstencroft, John’s 12-year-old son, noticed late last year that these same 100 trillion dollar notes were now changing hands on eBay for as much as £40 each. He talked his father into a joint venture. Vishal is responsible for the listing, photographs, posting, packing and advertising, while father John supplies the goods. Their profits are shared 50:50. Business is good. According to Vishal, it’s quite a step up from his previous venture selling old toys at a local market stall. Most 100 trillion dollar notes fetch close to £20-£25 on eBay, but set against the £1.50 paid by Wolstencroft in 2011 it is a striking return. In percentage terms, it is – close to 1,500%, compared with the miserable 5% rise in the FTSE 100 over the same period.
In an extraordinary irony, the 100 trillion dollar note – a symbol of financial mismanagement on a colossal scale – has turned into one of the best-performing asset classes of recent years.
The Disappearing Currency
When the Zimbabwean dollar first came into existence in 1980 it had a similar value to the US dollar, writes Patrick Collinson. But by 2009, $1 was worth Z$2,621,984,228, 675,650,147,435,579,309,984,228. The Bank of England worries if inflation in the UK goes over 2% a year; in Zimbabwe it hit 79.6 billion per cent.
The country’s central bank could not even afford the paper on which to print its worthless trillion-dollar notes. President Mugabe issued edicts to ban price rises, of comedic value were it not for the devastation that hyperinflation wrought upon the people. The miserably low savings and incomes of the impoverished population were wiped out; shopkeepers would frequently double prices between the morning and afternoon, leaving workers’ pay almost valueless by the end of the day.
In 2009 the government scrapped the currency, leaving US dollars and South African rand as the main notes and coins in circulation. To this day, Zimbabwe still has no currency of its own, although the government last year offered to swap old deposit accounts into US dollars, giving savers $5 for each 175 quadrillion (175,000,000,000,000,000) Zimbabwean dollars.
In an extraordinary irony, Zimbabwe now suffers among the world’s worst deflation, currently at -2.3%.