Holly, Frank and more....Monday Afternoon 1-3-2022
Holly Monday Update:
News has been quiet all weekend.
It always is, but this weekend has been especially quiet. It’s always a good sign when things go quiet.
All is done and all we can do is wait patiently for it to get to our turn.
We are on the final yard line just waiting to cross the finish line.
All sources have indicated that this week all should happen.
All we can do is pray, visualize, see it done, know it is done and as a collective consciousness hold the energy of the completion and new world being revealed.
We choose how we want that to be and look like! Stay high vibes, let’s crank it up!
Holly
Courtesy of Dinar Guru
Pimpy Article: "The withdrawal of the combat forces is historic achievement" We know now that the American and international coalition forces are now out of Iraq. If they're out of Iraq there you go Iraq congratulations your sovereignty is restored.
Frank26 [Iraq boots-on-the-ground TV report] FIREFLY: The CBI is really talking a lot...on the news...talking about CBI is expanding inside of Iraq and into Saudi Arabia... FRANK No. Into the whole world... FIREFLY: ...then this economic expert comes out and he says we got a fixed rate for the dinar but that's bad. FRANK: You see the program rate it's a fixed rate. FIREFLY: ...because it causes problems. And the answer is to float...says Iraq need to go and start by going to 1300... FRANK: This is an economic guy...the solution he's offering it's true but the rate that he's offering...1300...if you've got that time to waste knock yourself out Mr. Economist but Iraq doesn't. They've already run out of time.
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KTFA:
Samson: Turkey records the highest inflation rate in 20 years
3rd January, 2022
Inflation in December reached 36.08% at an annual rate in Turkey, at a record rate since 2002 due to the collapse of the exchange rate of the Turkish lira, according to official figures published Monday.
This rise in consumer prices, which is seven times higher than the government’s primary goal, is due to the significant decline in the exchange rate of the Turkish lira, which lost 45% of its value against the dollar over a year.
The inflation rate, which reached 21.31% in November, has become an explosive political topic in the country 18 months before the next presidential elections scheduled for June 2023.
In recent months, the opposition accused the National Statistics Office of deliberately and broadly underestimating the price hikes.
The collapse of the national currency is reflected in Turkish citizens with a significant rise in prices, which is difficult to bear, as the country depends a lot on imports, especially priority materials and energy.
After recording a record decline over several weeks, the Turkish lira improved significantly in mid-December, following emergency measures announced by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the sale of large amounts of reserves in dollars, but the national currency resumed its decline against the US dollar a week ago. LINK
We are Moving Towards Financial Armageddon in 2022
The Nomad Economist: Jan. 3, 2022
We are Moving towards an Economic Armageddon that will Shake The World to its ( The Collapse of Everything Is Nigh)
A group of influential economic experts has discovered what they call a” frightening pattern” that they say will be unlike anything ever seen.
They have presented their findings to the U.N. and a long list of world governments and indicate that this collapse could happen before the November elections in the U.S. One member of the team, Chris Martenson, stated, “We found an identical pattern in our debt, total credit market, and money supply that guarantees they’re going to fail.
This pattern is nearly the same as in any pyramid scheme, one that escalates exponentially fast before it collapses. Governments around the globe are chiefly responsible.”
“And what’s really disturbing about these findings is that the pattern isn’t limited to our economy. We found the same catastrophic pattern in our energy, food, and water systems as well. For 30 years – from the 1940s through the 1970s – our total credit market debt was moderate and entirely reasonable,” he says.
“But then in seven years, from 1970 to 1977, it quickly doubled. And then it doubled again in seven more years. Then five years to double a third time. And then it doubled two more times after that.
Where we were sitting at a total credit market debt that was 158% larger than our GDP in the early 1940s… By 2011 that figure was 357%.”