C.o.T.M.

Ted' s thinking on this is financially and economically sound...I've owned several businesses and am very well read on a few subjects: economics being one. Here's what Ted says:

Why Global Currency Is VERY Unlikely

Ted Twietmeyer

9-23-9

Rumors have been circulating for some time about a coming "bank

holiday." During this holiday rumors state that banks will close for a

few days while a switch is made to a new currency. First it was to be

the middle of September, now everyone talks about "sometime in the

next few weeks." I would sure love to know who started this rumor so I

could go slap them upside the head and tell them to wake up to

reality.

Now we'll take a closer look into our fact-based crystal ball and see

why this is very, very unlikely.

First, consider that EVERYTHING in this world is driven by greed and

profit. It doesn't matter what it is, even charities. I know of an

advanced health group that could reverse Michael J. Fox's Parkinson.

But they were told by the very organization Fox founded that this

would not be allowed. Of course it wouldn't ­ their cozy, do-nothing

jobs would be gone overnight.

However, there is a powerful way that millions of people around the

globe quietly make money, day and night, without lifting a finger with

a simple but powerful concept. I do it too, and it DOES work.

It has nothing to do with the fickle, insider-trader, rumor driven

stock market. When the talking heads tell you, "the stock market

volume is up x shares today" what does it mean? Do the heads tell you

when people are bailing out of the stock market like the proverbial

rats on a sinking ship by selling and not buying? Of course they

don't. This money machine has nothing to do with real estate either.

And it has little to do with the price of gold and silver.

However, it has EVERYTHING to do with foreign currency. The stock

market, which plummets when some important CEO in Duluth becomes

constipated, has no real tangible effect on the value of currency.

Currency trading for many decades was the sole realm of only the

global elite and bankers. Experts have told me the stock market is

worth about $100bn. However, foreign currency exchange trading is in

excess of 3 TRILLION DOLLARS.

Here is some data on exchanges provided to me by my broker whose name

I won't give here:

* Tokyo currency exchange daily volume: $150bn.

* London currency exchange daily volume: $570bn

(this currency exchange is also considered the most powerful on the

planet)

* New York currency exchange daily volume: $330bn

Money is made from just a few minutes to day or two using high

leverage ratios with fixed pairs of currency. The US dollar figures

prominently in several such pairs. We won't get into the details here.

By now you're probably beginning to get the picture. If the world

suddenly shifts to a global currency, the entire foreign currency

market would vanish overnight. The entire premise of making money from

leveraging blocks of currency pairs would be utterly useless.

The final question must be asked with all this considered: Will the

world's elite allow such an easy, super-highly profitable,

no-inventory means of making trillions of dollars go away without a

whimper?

I think not.

Ted Twietmeyer

http://www.rense.com

Of course Ted himself may be involved in a little psyops/disinfo program of his own...:-)

Gee! Ain't life grand?

truly,

PastorFritz

  Fritz...dude, ya be rockin out in here!!!!

  Some of this info is, well, sorta kinda, maybe, an all that...

   Awright...

    Simply, there has to be some sort of international trade value system, which presently is the dollar.

   Even the 'intended' dumping, shying away from, and replacement are all a bit much. Funny how all them big bad guys ain't got the guts, or money, to step up and offer their currencies...hmmm?

   Depending on how 'things' are handled, will depend on who does it to who, first, etc.

   Using fifth dimmensional theories in mathematics, many of these predications are found to have solid basis. However, there still ain't no takers for the job.

   The basket ideas are ok, except they are basket cases and only ideas.

   We be too big to fail in this one...hehehe

China has been buying up gold for a while now but in the

overall scheme of things they are small time in the gold

markets. Hell, there are at least six men who alone have

three to five times as much as China does! However,

Berkshire just spent 44bn on a train and some trax and

that's to put... soon to be totally devalued ...$ in real assets...

India just bought a lot more gold from the IMF (w/$) for

the same reason. The rest of the world will be dumping

soon...we'll be in dire straits come May of next year Drake.

Wish I were wrong but it doesn't look good...and then

there's the oil prices up beyond where it was last season

by May too...transport of vital products are already shy on

the shelves here, by  May the folks in the cities are going

to be hurtin' bad...

I grow everything I need and like the scouts of early America

and my Indian fore fathers I can go a long time on parched

corn an' sorghum. Winters comin' and it gets too damn cold

here for me. I'm a hot weather type of guy, ya know?

truly,

PastorFritz