Sierra, SRU, Lynette Zang and more Friday Morning 3-13-2020
Thank you Sierra
"Bank Insider Confirms NESARA" by Sierra (NZ) - 3.12.20
Entry Submitted by Sierra (NZ) at 11:22 PM EDT on March 12, 2020
Check out the pinned tweet video. The Anon describes a conversation he had with a stranger, a bank insider, on a bus...
https://twitter.com/QStorm1111
We have known for years that it's coming. However it's exciting to hear the financial system transition CONFIRMED by a top bank insider. And she knows about NESARA.
As Judy says in every post, 'Patience is a virtue'.
The extraordinary patience and faith of currency holders is about to be rewarded.
Where We Go One We Go All.
Love and Light
Sierra (NZ)
https://inteldinarchronicles.blogspot.com/2020/03/bank-insider-confirms-nesara-by-sierra.html
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Harambe: AP News: Iran asks for billions in loans as virus death toll climbs (3/12/20)
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran said Thursday it asked the International Monetary Fund for a $5 billion loan to fight the coronavirus, the first time since the 1979 Islamic Revolution that it has sought such assistance, in a staggering admission of how fragile its economy has become amid the epidemic and punishing U.S. sanctions.
Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted that the Washington-based IMF should “stand on right side of history & act responsibly” by releasing the funds. He also said the fight against the virus, which has infected more than 10,000 people in Iran and killed hundreds, has been “stymied by vast shortages caused by restrictions,” a reference to the U.S. sanctions.
Even before the virus struck, Iran’s economy was being battered by plunging oil prices and the sanctions imposed by President Donald Trump since May 2018 after he unilaterally withdrew the United States from the nuclear deal that Tehran struck with world powers.
Iran’s Central Bank chief Abdolnasser Hemmati said he asked for the $5 billion loan last week in a letter to IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva. She had said the IMF was prepared to make rapid support available to low-income countries through a $50 billion emergency fund that the group maintains to help nations facing an economic crisis.
IMF spokesman Gerry Rice confirmed it had received a loan request from Iran. He said the IMF is “proceeding expeditiously with all requests and in line with our policies.”
The last time a loan for Iran was approved from the IMF was under its final shah in 1960, well before the revolution that established clerical rule.
Health Ministry spokesman Kianoush Jahanpour said 75 people had died in Iran in the past 24 hours from the coronavirus, pushing the death toll to 429. The number of Iranians with the COVID-19 disease was 10,075.
There are concerns that the number of infections is much higher than the confirmed cases reported by the government, with some Iranian lawmakers even speaking out.
The outbreak has not spared Iran’s top officials, with its senior vice president, Cabinet ministers, members of parliament, Revolutionary Guard members and Health Ministry officials among those infected.
Iran has suspended schools and banned spectators from stadiums, but religious shrines remain open and the markets and streets of the capital, Tehran, which has been hit hardest by the virus, are still crowded.
The head of Tehran’s task force for combating the virus, Ali Reza Zali, said most people in the capital are not treating the crisis seriously enough and many are not taking any preventive measures.
For most people, the coronavirus causes only mild or moderate symptoms, such as fever and cough. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness, including pneumonia. The vast majority of people recover from the new virus and the COVID-19 illness it causes.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Thursday urged Gen. Mohammad Hossein Bagheri, chief of staff of the armed forces, to form a health and treatment task-force for the epidemic.
In the order, Khamenei said there was “some evidence suggest possibility of biological attack” through the virus, and he demanded that mobile hospitals and other facilities be set up by the armed forces. He did not elaborate on his reference to a biological attack.
The Revolutionary Guard also has trafficked in baseless conspiracy theories amid the outbreak, with its leader Gen. Hossein Salami falsely suggesting the U.S. created the virus amid the wider tensions with America.
President Hassan Rouhani’s government has faced criticism for not being out front on the response to the virus. U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has accused Iran and China, where the virus first appeared, of censorship and of trying to cover up the severity of its spread.
Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, both bitter rivals of Iran, have accused the country of being directly responsible for the rising infections in the region. Most cases in the Middle East outside Iran are linked to travelers from there. Saudi Arabia said its citizens’ passports were not stamped by Iran and so they evaded tougher screenings for the virus upon returning.
Countries have imposed varying levels of travel restrictions, from halting all commercial flights in Kuwait, to Saudi Arabia banning travel to 39 countries.
Regional stock markets were down at the close of the business week Thursday, reflecting investor concerns and nerves felt globally as oil prices plunge and tourism revenue is eroded by the virus.
Elsewhere in the region, confirmed cases in Israel rose to 100, alongside 31 cases in the West Bank and none reported in the Gaza Strip. Starting Thursday night, Israel will ban foreigners from entering the country unless they’re able to prove they can self-quarantine for two weeks.
Israel’s chief rabbi instructed synagogues not to gather more than 100 worshipers together at a time, following Health Ministry instructions. The Western Wall in Jerusalem’s Old City remained open.
Jewish, Christian and Muslim authorities said religious services would continue to be held but announced new precautions after Israel’s Health Ministry barred gatherings of more than 100 people.
At the Western Wall in Jerusalem, the holiest site where Jews can pray, authorities will limit entrance to an enclosed area and set up tents that each accommodate up to 100 people. They said there would be no restrictions on worship in the main plaza as it constitutes a “wide, open space.”
The Latin Patriarchate in Jerusalem urged churches to enforce the Health Ministry’s guidelines, including with Sunday services.
The Islamic endowment that oversees the Al-Aqsa mosque compound in Jerusalem, the third holiest site in Islam, said Friday prayers would be held as normal but encouraged people to pray in the outer courtyards and refrain from crowding in the mosques. It advised the elderly and sick not to enter mosques with large gatherings.
Saudi Arabia, which has 45 cases of the virus, said groups of more than 50 could not gather in public, potentially impacting how communal Friday prayers are held. The kingdom has already suspended pilgrimage to Islam’s holiest sites.
Kuwait closed all workplaces and nonessential business for two weeks, including restaurants, cafes and health clubs. Its stock market was closed for trading Thursday. Schools and universities have already been suspended. All commercial flights are being halted to Kuwait starting Friday. The country has over 70 confirmed cases of the virus.
Courtesy of Dinar Guru
Footforward [What is your opinion the rate you think? I'm hearing it could just be $4.00 or even higher.] IT'S MY OPINION THE RATE WILL NOT BE $1.34! I'm not sure how much more strongly I can state...My "opinion" is it will be over 3. I don't want to be too specific. There is a reason I need to be somewhat vague...
Pimpy ...APN News put out an article last April talking about the different currencies you should invest in. Article "Why You Should Invest In The Iraqi Dinar." APN is from India...they're talking about the US dollar, the Euro, the Japanese yen, the British Pound, the Canadian dollar. It goes on...quote "if you are interested in investing in an upcoming currency, you need to select Iraqi dinar." They're encouraging people to invest in the Iraq dinar. It doesn't say like our government, avoid it. It's a scam. No the APN is telling people to invest in the Iraq dinar. It says in the next few years Iraqi dinar is expected to become one of the major currencies in the Middle East. We know this. I know you naysayers out there going this is a scam...Here in the America they call it a scam but other counties they call it an investment...
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Dow Plummets 2,352 Points All Schools Closed In Ohio, Maryland, Washington, Houston. Trudeau's Wife!
Silver Report Uncut: Mar 13, 2020
The Dow Jones crashed 2,352 points after the Federal Reserve pumped $1.5 Trillion into the stock market via the repo market.
This is a truly troubling sign because it signals the fed may have lost control of these markets after all.
The fact that the Fed said these unprecedented steps were necessary to prevent a breakdown and the markets sold off.
In fact, the selling was so bad it caused the week's second trading halt.
All schools have been closed in Ohio, Maryland, Washington state, and Houston.
Ohio schools are said to be closed for a minimum of 3 weeks.
Lynette Zang:
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