THE EMERGENCE OF THE NEW BANKING SYSTEM: IS THIS THE “REAL” GREAT WEALTH TRANSFER?
- alibrasway
- Dec 31, 2022
- 3 min read
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BANKING COINS (ISO20022) + UKRAINE/RUSSIA WAR + BRICS NATIONS=AGENDA UNDERWAY?
In February 2022, the beginning of the Ukraine-Russia war began in hopes to expand territory. It was strange and somewhat unexpected from what the guides showed me. Of course, the US did not necessarily see this coming (IYKYK) because they are not in cahoots with the East in the same way they are with NATO.
We do not see this slowing down for quite some time, so buckle up. Negotiations aren’t going to work, and the ‘decision’ has been made. Prepare for lots of mayhem. I’d expect that the first 5 months of the year and into summer is okay to travel internationally…maybe. Nothing is guaranteed with these egotistical maniacs. This is assuming tensions don’t rise before then. After that, things could feel rocky. Switzerland, anyone?
We will see an uptick in oil prices for barrels. We will also see an uptick in people responding and rebelling to this dreadful situation by pushing “Go Green”. Does Putin hold our oil from us? We may have no choice but to move to Hybrid & green cars. Although Tesla still has its problems to muster through, perhaps they, along with other green cars, are the answer in 1-2 years’ time.

It would make sense along with all of this, that BRICS is working to further their agenda for the new banking system. After all, there is always something. I pulled some basics regarding BRICS:
The BRICS Contingent Reserve Agreement (CRA): a framework for protection against global liquidity pressures (Wikipedia).
The Central Bank of Russia (CBR) also started consultations with BRICS nations for a payment system that would be an alternative to the SWIFT system." (Wikipedia)
The only topic that may be of interest to all of us within BRICS is to consider and talk over the possibility of setting up a system that would apply to the BRICS countries, used as a backup." (Wikipedia)
It's interesting that these 5 countries hold some of the highest populations in the world. From 2024-2026, when its potential WW3 is at its height, this is also simultaneously around that time that the next Bitcoin halving/crypto/green energy will be at the forefront. we can expect all time highs for everything associated, partly due to this. By then, "mission impossible" becomes "mission accomplished". The acceptance of crypto or digital currencies/worth will further solidify. Those coins involved with BRICS are, of course, called into question (yes, XRP is among them). It makes sense why the SEC is holding back now...but a war may force them to push the BRICS agenda forward because it ultimately suits all parties involved. Perhaps the war is a distraction (a damn good one at that...), or crypto becomes a larger distraction from the war-this could be why crypto pumps like crazy soon? Either way, they are all playing a crucial role in evolving this concept to another level entirely.
Photo link reference: https://twitter.com/MatthewLINY/status/1544387447278256129/photo/1

In December 2022, XLM and XRP are locked out from being utilized on Coinbase. Strange-why Coinbase in particular? Why XLM and XRP: The Bank Coins? ISO20022 lists XLM and XRP as important coins of the bunch. What are they doing?
In conclusion, it could make sense that the real Great Wealth Transfer is coming from banks shifting gears to BRICS along with those who have held XRP XLM and the likes prior to, currently, throughout this process until the transfer is complete. Very few people will gain from this opportunity. Perhaps the people holding certain coins will be the only ones that can use them or have direct access to them in the future. This could be wrong, though. We have yet to see what the banks make acceptable regarding XLM XRP etc.
They are “paving the way” for a new strategy to operate and are utilizing these types of coins. How, when, why….we will surely find out in the next 2-3 years!
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