“Many of you have been frustrated [and] discouraged. . . .“
“This is all going to end shortly.“
1. Military Intelligence Comtact continued:
Sat 05 Dec 2020
XXXXX [overseas country]
. [Our guy confirmed this info from a bond end-buyer involved at the top levels of overseas bond liquidity release when the shotgun start happens as T4B 800# notifications go out]
“Many of you have been frustrated [and] discouraged. . . .“
“This is all going to end shortly.“
. [Our guy added that money HAS been moving into accounts but he agrees that the shotgun liquidity...
“We work directly with those in charge of this entire operation and have most accurate and direct information on this subject. This is also why we all are under gag order/blackout for the last weeks...
“We can assure you that there is no intention for any delays. [The] world is in a very bad situation and the start of this would bring enormous assistance to people in every country. . . .”
[9:57 PM]
“All this is solely related to...
“[What has taken so much time is that] Every single step in the procedure, every aspect of the operation and every person...
. [Our guy clarified this means all money in all priority accounts and paymaster accounts ready to start downstreaming to end recipient group and individual accounts globally, which state of readiness is being checked...
“[The] USN currency release and freeing liquidity at the global level are also necessary steps which have been finalized.
. [This matches our guy’s info, and he clarified that finalization and checking are being finished this weekend]
“There will be lots of relevant details disclosed which wouldn't have been available from anyone before. We appreciate your patience and look forward to working with each of you in order for this once in a lifetime...
“Please stay tuned for further updates from us and avoid any other messages floating around which are all incorrect.
“Thank you!”
“Regards”
XXXXXXX
. Our guy said pray for DoD white hats, POTUS, and all white hats pushing this out, and for the...
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