Sunday, August 24, 2025

Payouts

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Why the Bonds / Currency Payouts Is Not A Scam‼️‼️‼️https://youtu.be/GLmNozKmrhw?si=T5xdyJy0FK4bVCd3 via 
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Here is a transcript of the facts presented: 

1. The bond redemptions and revaluation of foreign currencies like the Iraqi dinar and Zimbabwe bonds are real

2. Foreign currency speculation is not a scam, as evidenced by President George H.W. Bush signing an executive order legalizing the purchase of depressed foreign currencies for investment

3. President George H.W. Bush purchased an 18-wheeler truck full of Iraqi dinar, stored in subterranean tunnels on his Texas ranch, indicating his belief in its future value

4. President Donald Trump purchased billions of Iraqi dinar to support his personal wealth, as he implied on his Truth Social account

5. President Barack Obama stated in a 2016 radio interview that the U.S. held billions of Iraqi currency in national holdings, predicting its future value

6. President Trump acknowledged in a televised interview with Laura Ingraham that the U.S. holds $35 billion of Iraqi money, suggesting Iraq should repay the U.S. if American troops leave

7. Prophet Kim Clement predicted that Iraq’s currency would return to its former glory, noting its historical status as the world’s most valuable sovereign currency

8. On Donald Trump’s show, The Apprentice, he gave a contestant a Zimbabwe bond note, predicting its future value, and later gave finalists 100 trillion Zimbabwe bond notes, which were removed from the internet

9. On January 31, 2023, Iraqi Prime Minister Muhammad Shia al-Sudani urged citizens to use the dinar over the dollar, claiming the dinar is stronger, as published in the Iraqi Gazette

10. The Iraqi government and Central Bank are aggressively promoting dinar use, offering special bank accounts and favorable rates while banning the dollar

11. Iraq passed laws banning the future use of the U.S. dollar, signaling a planned revaluation of the dinar

12. Iraq’s pursuit of World Trade Organization membership, requiring an internationally tradable currency, supports plans to revalue the dinar

13. The Kuwaiti dinar’s collapse and subsequent overnight revaluation serve as a historical precedent for Iraq’s potential dinar revaluation

14. Iraq’s stockpiling of massive gold reserves suggests an intent to strengthen the dinar’s value

15. Prime Minister Al-Sudani promised new banking services to reduce U.S. dollar use, which would strengthen the dinar

16. The Jerusalem Post reported that Iraq is considering revaluing the dinar, potentially changing its value from less than one-tenth of a cent to 76 cents per dinar

17. Zimbabwe bonds are legally defined as asset-backed promissory notes, guaranteed and protected against alteration

18. Archived U.S. Treasury documentation confirms that Zimbabwe bonds are asset-backed

19. The 2008-2009 Zimbabwean dollar notes, including the 100 trillion blue bonds, are unique and significant, yet underreported by mainstream media

20. The 2010 UN Conference on Trade and Development advocated for a global reserve system based on a basket of currencies, laying the groundwork for a global currency reset

21. The Iraqi dinar and Zimbabwean 2008-2009 notes & bonds are included in the first basket of currencies expected to revalue

22. The revaluation of the Iraqi dinar is a prerequisite for the payout of Zimbabwe bonds

23. Zimbabwe’s new gold-backed dollar & digital tokens (Zimbabwe Gold or ZiG) indicate that Zimbabwe bonds will also be gold-backed

24. The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, recognized as the richest central bank globally, holds over 835 trillion Zimbabwe dollars in wealth, supported by 13 metric tons of in-ground gold

25. Zimbabwe’s vast unmined gold reserves are sufficient to back all 2008-2009 bonds

26. The Iraqi dinar is not a scam, as it can always be sold back for U.S. dollars

27. Since 2003, Iraq lacked the fiscal & monetary policies for revaluation, but as of 2024, it has developed the necessary financial framework
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