Broadcast Date 10/19/2012 - Guest, Tman of the White Hats Reports showed up toward the end of the show...and was explaining the Global Settlements, the Dinar Reval and much more. "I have been working with the White Hats, consulting on some aspects of their latest Report #48 which is going to be released very soon, to be followed by a report on the Black Projects that should be an eye opener for at least people who have not been following Camelot all these years. For those who have, linking the money trail with the black projects will be something they have been waiting to see. And the White Hats have the documentation to prove it."
This starts of slow but is really excellent - especially when he gets to the revaluation of the Iraqi Dinar, Global Economy and what is going on with Global Settlements which was quite surprising. He also reported that the Federal Reserve is about keeping the printing presses rolling. But they now is that the Fed R as an entity is not corrupt. The people behind it are corrupt (the illuminaity, the Bushes, etc.). If it goes away all of the systems that they use for the transfer of cash (like Western Union or the ATM machine) you won't be able to do that. International trade stops. He said we don't know exactly what is going to happen to that system.
10 min, 18 min, 25 min talk about dinar. It's two hours long.
This starts of slow but is really excellent - especially when he gets to the revaluation of the Iraqi Dinar, Global Economy and what is going on with Global Settlements which was quite surprising. He also reported that the Federal Reserve is about keeping the printing presses rolling. But they now is that the Fed R as an entity is not corrupt. The people behind it are corrupt (the illuminaity, the Bushes, etc.). If it goes away all of the systems that they use for the transfer of cash (like Western Union or the ATM machine) you won't be able to do that. International trade stops. He said we don't know exactly what is going to happen to that system.
10 min, 18 min, 25 min talk about dinar. It's two hours long.
