News, Rumors and Opinions Thursday AM 5-19-2022
KTFA:
Popeye7: Imo, Sunday is a very interesting date... 5/22/2022... Numerology is obviously very important to those who are in charge of this world's system... LINK
The ex IMF Chief spokesperson Christine Lagarde pointed this out 8 years ago when giving her speech to the National Press Club... 11 is looked upon as a power number... When doubled to 22 it is even more powerful from their vantage point...
Compress the numbers in Sunday's date of 5/22/2022, (5+22=27) Compress the year 2022, and we have the number 6... Add the 6 to 27, and we have the sum of 33... Which is of course 11 three times...
I am not an advocate of numerology... But read up on it after Christine L.'s speech 8 years ago after coming to the realization of how important this number's game the powers that be place upon dates, and such... Wise to the times we are living in
Courtesy of Dinar Guru
Militiaman Article: "Blackshardt to the Security Council: Popular discontent in Iraq may get out of control at any moment" A scathing report from the UN...the business side of things to go international are ready and in place...the urgency to get the state in order and to press for political will to overcome differences is the focus now...The country is well outside their constitutional boundaries politically now, imo.. The UN knows it, we know it, the citizens know it and are even in the streets wanting exactly what the UN stated tonight. [Post 1 of 2....stay tuned]
Militiaman The sharing of the wealth with the citizens is a minimum.. imo...The pressure now has to be very heavy on those that are not supporting Sadr. Those that may be close to losing immunity, have to read the UN report to mean exactly what the world expects. Justice. Get the systems live now and allow the system to work for the citizens, the region and the world at large...Lets see if the powers at be have jumped started the process with the use of the call for urgency... [Post 2 of 2]
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Sri Lanka to default on debt, no money for fuel, minister says
By Uditha Jayasinghe and Alasdair Pal
COLOMBO, May 18 (Reuters) - Sri Lanka is expected to be placed into default by rating agencies on Wednesday after the non-payment of coupons on two of its sovereign bonds, while the energy minister said the country had run out of money to pay for fuel.
An economic crisis unprecedented in the country's history since independence in 1948 has led to a critical shortage of foreign exchange, that saw it miss two coupon payments on sovereign bonds on April 18.
Sri Lanka has already said it is unable to make the coupon payments, and a 30-day grace period ends on Wednesday.
S&P has said the ratings on the bonds, maturing in 2023 and 2028, have already been cut to 'default' and the country's overall rating could be further cut to 'D' on confirmation of the non-payment after the grace period ends. read more
Sri Lanka currently has no dollars to pay for petrol shipments, Power and Energy Minister Kanchana Wijesekera told parliament, appealing to people to stop queuing for the next two days.
A petrol shipment has been at Colombo port since 28 March but the government has been unable pay, he added. LINK
CENTRAL BANK PIVOT & ECONOMIC CRASH...Q&A with Lynette Zang & Eric Griffin
5-18-2022
CHAPTERS:
0:00 Intro
0:56 Basic & Logical Goals to Start With
4:01 Stock & Bond Holders Migrate to Physical or Paper Gold
7:32 Why Aren't High Net Worth People in Metals?
10:46 When Will the Crash Happen?
13:41 ITM Trading's Gold & Silver IRA
18:40 Recap
20:16 Outro