[dXI9XFOA]

What are you talking about innocent?

That thing is pure Rothschild's banker porn.

Who is that guy on the face?

i believe that is Sir Robert Borden on the bill...

as for innocent, i was referring to the substitution of one form of bill (paper) for another form (polymer). i am sure you knew what i meant.

[steerryGritly]

I don't get the "new dollar" thing. When they can make as many old dollars as they want, and other countries still treat the old dollar like gold, why would they want to replace it with a new dollar? I've never understood this. Who can explain it to me?

[jacknates]

Why would banks have to be told to arrange secure storage for something they already store securely?

Doesn't add up they would be told to do that.

[wiweimeli]

I don't get the "new dollar" thing. When they can make as many old dollars as they want, and other countries still treat the old dollar like gold, why would they want to replace it with a new dollar? I've never understood this. Who can explain it to me?

in my understanding, the new bills are meant to be more durable, easier to use (they don't get dog-eared or creased) and they are supposedly much harder to counterfeit.

they say this will save money (lol) by having bills that last longer, therefore needing to be replaced less frequently.

[Jueqelyl]

Why would banks have to be told to arrange secure storage for something they already store securely?

Doesn't add up they would be told to do that. that may simply be a request to clear some space, make room so to speak (postulating here...)

[PilotJargon]

It makes sense to change the script occasionaly. Interest is being paid on money that is 1) criminally obtained 2) been lost and is no longer in circulation.

[leangarance]

Bob Chapman : ...we broke that story two weeks ago , banks are being told , and I get this right from the people who are at the top of the banking profession not with major banks but with top middle sized sized banks and they go to the FED meetings and they tell me what goes on and they told me that the FED told the Banks to clear safe secure storage because we are getting ready to print a new currency , it's not the Amero it's a dollar probably a different one of what you have already , it's underway , it may not be in the printing stage yet but the plans are there ....because the FED is expecting as is the treasury the the US Dollar is not going to be the reserve currency of the world in about a year and a half may be less .....


http://bobchapman.blogspot.com/2011/...-underway.html


More here

http://chasvoice.blogspot.com/2011/1...ports-bob.html

Why would they give everybody a year and 1/2 heads up on the new dollar? Doesn't make sense. If they were doing it, they would keep it quite until the last minute.

[qwerty1]

Anybody think it odd that that blog post is one big run-on sentence?

[Opperioav]

Why would they give everybody a year and 1/2 heads up on the new dollar? Doesn't make sense. If they were doing it, they would keep it quite until the last minute.

...not really sure, all i know is news of our new polymer bills was released earlier this year...

for all i know, they could be making room to store PMs...

[Duaceanceksm]

I don't get the "new dollar" thing. When they can make as many old dollars as they want, and other countries still treat the old dollar like gold, why would they want to replace it with a new dollar? I've never understood this. Who can explain it to me?

The new dollars will be for domestic us while the old dollars will be for international use...or vice versa.

Cuba has a dual currency system as well. Where are you Ponce to explain this?

[MADwanker]

I don't get the "new dollar" thing. When they can make as many old dollars as they want, and other countries still treat the old dollar like gold, why would they want to replace it with a new dollar? I've never understood this. Who can explain it to me?

The way I see it, Sparkey, is that people from all walks of life are starting to lose faith in the USD, period. People from all over the world! However, even though people are losing faith in the USD, most people do NOT understand that the USD is stricty a fiat currency. They have no clue what that means.

So because the USD is under heavy pressure to perform, and they know that the fiat system is about to implode on itself, it's safer and easier to implement another new fiat system with new bills, a new name and new colors on the paper, and possibly with a new purchasing power ratio.

But in the end, it's still a lie and a smokeshow for the sheep.

Its kinda like telling everyone that if they hop on their right foot, they will be able to reach a lightbulb that needs to be changed. Well the people are hopping on their right foot, and have been for a long time, but they can't reach the light bulb, and they're not getting any closer. In fact, they're getting tired and losing faith in hopping on their right foot.

So once 90% of the people are about to collapse from exhaustion, the bankers tell us "OK, well that didn't work, but we know that if you hop on your left foot, you will be able to change the bulb".
So everyone will hop on the left foot for a while. Till they get exhausted and the system collapses. (Again)
They are offering one bullshit system to replace the old, failed bullshit system.

The GSus members stopped hopping a long time ago and bought a ladder.

[Jueqelyl]

Its best to walk away from a debt you can't afford, when you are still able to defend yourself.

[Abnorbprootly]

Or maybe this one






http://www.24hgold.com/english/contr...=Bix+Weir&mk=1

Note that on that 'note' that the Secretary of the Treasury's signature has been moved from the 'credit' side (where it is currently found) to the 'debit' side.

[MontyP@thon]

i believe that is Sir Robert Borden on the bill...

In world affairs, Borden played a crucial role in transforming the British Empire into a partnership of equal states, the Commonwealth of Nations, a term that was first discussed at an Imperial Conference in London during the war. Borden also introduced the first Canadian income tax, which at the time was meant to be temporary, but was never repealed. What a dick!!

[ggandibazz]

Between the web bots, bob chapman, stadtmiller, and steve quayle, who iis the doomiest?

we are.

[SAUNDERSAN]

we are.

Maybe Bob's here.

[FjFHQLJQ]

What they do here in costa is they give people a certain amount of time to turn in the old bills & they won't accept the old ones anymore after a certain date.

So anyone hiding them under their mattress or in the walls has to either go and exchange or deposit into at the bank.

Adds velocity, gets everything in view for taxing...

Its a banana republic thing.

[gundorana]

when this happen the only ones that will be able in cash in on it will be the ones with money and power they will be the ones in the know not us . history tells us this

[johnuioyer]

In his most recent interviews Chapman makes no mention of a dollar changeover to a new currency. Given the importance of the latter event, Chapman's not mentioning it suggests that this is a false rumor.

[kaiayout]

Let's think about this:

As the economy implodes, day-to-day living will be increasingly served by the underground economy. These casual transactions are extremely difficult to track and tax.....unless you can track the cash changing hands.

So, new currency would include traceability and tracking - a digital paper trail would be created whenever it was "spent" at any legitimate point of sale. At that point the spender might have some explaining to do about why there is no legitimate transaction showing the bill being transferred to the spender.

It's the ultimate invasion of privacy.