u.s. fed controls the dollar the u.s. banks control the dollar the u.s. banks in the fed control the mainstream media like rachel maddow because they want to influence and sell this perpetual war that's their product m s n b c has one product and one product only the forever war the unit of account that's very important about war because why we went off the gold standard 1st in the 1st place and 971 was because of war because the us was involved in multiple wars by vietnam . being the number one and the cost of that war always throughout history bankruptcy nation. causes hyperinflation because you run out of the well but since we went off the gold standard we've been able to have perpetual war theoretically because we can print all the money we need to you know bomb everybody and take their stuff so that's the thing that in terms of control they that's the control they want and that's what's worrying about signals comments is that not only does it not understand big going but he apparently doesn't understand the current system either so the nobel committe

empire and the u.s. dollar because up until at this as rep brad sherman says that up until now there's never ever been a way to defeat the u.s. dollar and he said openly that the big point is the way to defeat the u.s. dollar so this means a lot of different things unpacked this but obviously for countries like russia china and others if you want to usurp the u.s. dollar by going as we've been saying now for years put that into your strategic reserve as much as you possibly can and you would diminish the role of the dollar in international influence and as he points out it's key to the oil industry it's key to the war industry and everything flows through the new york fed and gets approval from the new york fed if you want somebody other than the new york fed approving your transactions every single transaction in the world goes to dollars goes to new york fed doesn't matter where you live you are what country you are what president of what anything you ever do it goes through the new york fed if you don't want

u.s. dollars and has put tremendous pressure on rhino populations. dr linda hearn co-founder of the run a rescue project says that the process poses no threat to the rhino her technique isn't cheap costing roughly $600.00 u.s. dollars per rhino and needing 2 repeated every 4 years to remain effective and investment to run a rescue project is confident will pay off in the future. and that's it for me and the business africa team here in berlin thanks for keeping us company. takes her personally. with all the wonderful stories that make the game so special. for all true fans. the become more than football on mine. her 1st day of school in the jungle. listen to the band doris crane the moment arrives. joined during a training on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary the story coming into returns hong kong dot com. the enemy. this is deja news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes rebels they can get it on a tree. centers in north eastern congo with the violence showing no sides of facing up to we are scoured lightly is it that th

u.s. dollars and has put tremendous pressure on rhino populations. dr linda hearn co-founder of the run a rescue project says that the process poses no threat to the rhino her technique isn't cheap costing roughly $600.00 u.s. dollars per rhino and needing 2 repeated every 4 years to remain effective and investment to run a rescue project is confident will pay off in the future. and that's it for me and the business africa team here in berlin thanks for keeping us company. because. it's enough impacts. it's. just after the season. possibly. makes. thanks. what secrets lie behind these. find out you know mercy be experienced and explore fascinating and cultural heritage sites. d w world heritage 360 you know. this is deja news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes rebels they can target you pull the treatment centers and molt eastern congo with the violence showing no signs of facing up to how likely is it that the out for it will spread beyond the 2 congo he's provinces it's currently branching it. and the small community taking on big developed th

is the empire and we have the u.s. dollar and it's just the u.s. dollar backed by nothing but the pentagon and now we have this headline bitcoin threatens to take power from the u.s. federal reserve this is from forbes and this is following up on that brad sherman piece congressman brad sherman of california who represents los angeles and we've talked about this we talked about this when we were at the magical krypto conference in new york in new york city last week and big queen which is roared back over the last few weeks after what many feared was a terminal decline since as peak in late 2017 has been called a threat to the existing financial system and the central banks that run it though these claims have in the past been largely fringe ideas of course you and i here and kaiser report have said that for years you said that you can look at our documentary series to the moon and we could see that you were saying that in 20112012 but here forbes is identify with the fact that now us democrat congressman ben sherman has urged his colleagues to cons

and pound sterling .1% stronger against the u.s. dollar. is .10% stronger against the yen and swiss franc as well. futures market ahead of the open on the other side of the atlantic you can see all three major indices looking to open higher with s&p 500 up more than two points dow jones looking to open more than 20 points higher and nasdaq expected to open around 8 points higher at this stage in the morning. >>> qualcomm expects to make up to $4.7 billion from its landmark settlement with apple chip maker announced the boost along with quarterly earnings, which beat on both the top and bottom lines the stock is up 40% since that apple settlement april 16th was announced but shares have fallen in rounds of trading as overall guidance missed expectations meanwhile, apple's first quarter earnings beat for the first time in more than six months. investors were encouraged by the 16% year on year dproeth growth services like icloud shares still closed almost 5% higher the tech giant's optimistic guidance boosted shares of asian suppliers, such as

mobilizing like a lot of people to actually get started right now u.s. dollar is the primary currency trade against something like the coin but the korean one is right on its heels. right and there are a lot of new players joining the cryptocurrency market during confesses i was lucky enough to sit down with bit since the co-founder and c.e.o. rocky miller to talk about their new smart order rotman platform aims to give you the best price win by any number of kryptos. in the liquidity aggregator what that means is if you think about the crypto ecosystem there's over $200.00 exchanges and we aggregate the best of those exchanges and so our clients can come on our platform and whatever it is that they want to trade they want to buy because they want to buy a dogecoin car danno we will provide them the best pricing also any coin that they want to purchase the way that we're doing it is you know we've been doing a few interviews now and it's been called the kayak i was going to say it's like your video dot com. exactly so you go in we give you with full transparenc

part, we believe the direct impact of the tariffs companies.ble for for these companies that have u.s. dollar tend to be u.s. developers focused on the domestic market. the company's are in the consumer sector. technology and auto suppliers. their resident -- their revenue from export u.s. is from 2% to 30%. we think the first order is manageable. what we are more concerned about is a longer-term and the second order impact. what it means for consumer spending and business investment. and of course any abstraction to the manufacturing supply chain. that could have an effect to the economy and effect the stability of china in general. the likelihood that it will be on profit margins, on revenue but in terms of profitability? you are saying it still looks ok? cindy: we do expect earnings and profits margins to decline this year. it is a reverse from last year where we had broad-based liquidity issues. this year it seems that, on the whole, liquidity conditions are getting better in china with monetary conditions. the demand at the moment, domestically, still feels a little bit shaky, a little v

gave us dollar and u.s. government too much power i don't know where the run into christine legarde recently the famously convicted previously convicted of corruption in the french quarter head of the i.m.f. but i mean when you meet people like that they don't seem nearly as concerned as you do and they seem relatively sanguine about the world order of the world financial architecture the bureaucrats the way you make it in that world is you you rouse up to academia or bureaucracy and you do what you're supposed to do you do what everybody else is does you accept the conventional wisdom and then all of a sudden you look around and the whole world is changed and you don't know what happened for goodness sakes if you're good and you heard lies from government bureaucrats and politicians and academics oh my goodness you're going to have real problems i'm not sure how many countries the united states currently sanctions but do you really think the united states might sanction turkey a nato ally turkey because it'

marcella: u.s. dollar strength right now is the issue for emerging markets but even though the market equities have has increased. 30% here today -- 13% year-to-date and we see some silver lining from emerging markets. and lower reversions ands, and lower inflation, a global accommodative monetary policy. let domestic banks to focus more on institutions. rishaad: have a global system which is net short dollars. look at the surge in the amount of borrowing in dollar terms in the emerging markets. we have a strong u.s. and the much weaker external world to it and that is something different and march in contrast. marcella: this time around, i do agree to that but we also have policy support. from china, which is exactly in anda we expect a recovery positive impact by policy support. this hopefully should continue to support the market sentiment and continues a pause from the fed. we see the u.s. and china -- >> how much is that dollar supported, ultimately? marcella: we see in the medium to long-term, weakne

u.s. dollars and has put tremendous pressure on rhino populations. dr linda han co-founder of the run a rescue project says that the process poses no threat to the rhino her technique isn't cheap costing roughly $600.00 u.s. dollars per rhino and needing 2 repeated every 4 years to remain effective and investment to run a rescue project is confident will pay off in the future. now where is the separation between work and your free time it's a line that keeps blurring with mobile access to email a continuous drumbeat of social media well a judgement from the european court of justice may force employees and employers to find that line but not everyone's pleased with the decision. just to work for how long in some companies working hours are recorded down to the minute but it's not legally necessary until now only overtime had to be documented. but the european court of justice the e.c. j. says that's not good enough in future employers across the e.u. will have to record exactly how long employees actually work unions are thrilled. it's a step towards

gave us dollar and u.s. government too much power i don't know where the run into christine legarde recently the famously convicted previously convicted of corruption in a french court head of the i.m.f. but i mean when you meet people like that they don't seem nearly as concerned as you do and they seem relatively sanguine about the world order of the world financial architecture bureaucrats the way you make it in that world issue you rouse up their academia or bureaucracy and you do what you're supposed to do you do what everybody else is does you accept the conventional wisdom and then all of a sudden you look around and the whole world is changed and you don't know what happened for goodness sakes if you're good and you heard lies from government bureaucrats and politicians and academics oh my goodness you're going to have real problems i'm not.

with the u.s. dollar and it's happened i mean when the pound sterling lost its status it didn't happen in that year didn't happen in a decade but it happened and the same thing is starting to happen with us thought. i know you've been saying it for a while lots of people been saying for a while and you just put your historian hat on there saying mentioning the british empire why has it taken so long for countries like russia china iran to start using currency swaps in rubles and romney meese. 1st of all there's no went for structure if you call up your bank and say i want to do something else the bank doesn't know what to do nearly and earlier everywhere in the world including america including in iran so it takes a while for people to start thinking about it it takes a while for people to actually learn how to do it and it takes a while for people to do it a bench everybody does it is 2nd nature they know that it's better off or it's easy thing to do but right now i know most places in the world if you s

u.s. dollars and has put tremendous pressure on rhino populations. dr lorraine to her own co-founder of the run a rescue project says that the process poses no threat to the rhino her technique isn't cheap costing roughly $600.00 u.s. dollars per rhino and meeting 2 repeated every 4 years to remain effective and investment to run a rescue project is confident will pay off in the future. business with. we're not here to judge you but to eliminate prejudices. we're not here to change your opinion but to open some space for different points of view we're not here to speak on behalf of anybody but to let everybody speak for themselves. not here to give the right answers but to ask the right questions. we're not here to indoctrinate but to listen. plus 90 connect to an unbiased agenda subscribe now on you tube. welcome to news from the cultural world i'll be talking to a man who jams with nightingales on his clarinet here in berlin also coming up an unprecedented exhibition of contemporary sculpture on a greek island by britain's greatest living sculptor

u.s. dollars.was forced to cut its dividends due to mounting customer concert -- conversation costs. it has paid out it hundred million u.s. dollars to customers who were sold insurance and given poor financial advice. the monster new suv is helping take a sales lead over mercedes -- over mercedes. sales rose in april aided by the second full month of sales. bmw has sold more than 3.5 thousand -- three have thousand more. sales slumped 16% last month. toyota's lexus is the top gainer with sales rising 2.7% in april. plenty more still ahead in the next hour of "daybreak: australia." we will discuss the feds rate decision with fed president dennis lockhart. paul: that is almost it for "daybreak: australia." let's get a quick check on the markets before we leave you. trading in new zealand, the market opened right now. currently will be looking flat. the kiwi dollar holding firm after a selloff yesterday. futures in australia, currently appointing weaker under .5%. we will have all of the action comin

report in this case the value of the turkish lira tumbling for the first time since october one u.s. dollar is worth more than six lira and investors feel increasingly unsettled by the domestic political situation and turkey is going through an economic crisis prices there are rising and the general public is increasingly critical of president everyone was now ordered a rerun of a municipal election which is a k. party was defeated. back to conrad now briefly how bad are things looking for the lira. you know that even in turkey is nearly twenty percent and the economy is expected to shrink in turkey this year by at least one percent that's according to the ratings agency fitch which just updated its rating it saying that investing in the turkish lira is highly speculative and the outlook is negative and that means that it should be expected that the you know turkish currency devaluates even more and that makes life for people in turkey for business to business there harder and harder because many of the things that turkey needs must be imported turkish consumers turkish businesses have to p

u.s. dollars beijing rejects washington's climate failed to stick to trade commitments and china had already imposed $110000000000.00 in tariffs on the us imports far less american products than the u.s. to chinese but it is now stopping there is no more than $5000.00 additional goods range of coffee beef and beer to t.v.'s president tom says the beijing should reach a trade agreement with the white house. i say openly to president xi and all of my many friends in china the china will be hurt very badly if you don't make a deal because companies will be forced to leave china for other countries too expensive to buy in china you had a great deal almost completed and you backed out trumpets that america benefits from a trade war with china picking up the losses but his chief economic advisor appears to disagree doesn't and says china doesn't that china it pays the terrace they may suffer consequences but it's us businesses and us consumers who pay correct and yes to some extent and you know i don't disagree with that again but our size both sides will suffer and there's. you know all economics

u.s. dollars and if you basically said i've got a trillion dollars worth of bonds to sell to you they'll say ok here's a trillion dollars what else you got. the what's being ignored in those arguments about closing up an economic process by dumping the bones is that it's not a market like if you dump all the oil on the planet will dump all the sauce the sold them you drive the process down we have a monopoly producer of draw u.s. dollars you can buy everything china has to put on the market in terms of the tensions that we've been seeing in this trade war why do you think some potatoes in to the and a. sure he could have avoided that situation what you think is motivation was. well poppy that's what you and i are now doing we're talking about trump what is trump like hearing trump so it's probably the personality and it's also he's pandering for the next electoral round he wants to be seen as a tough god taking on china because his people who the the working class republicans who voted for on well on so lost their job by the relocation of american production to china and now he's saying i'm

u.s. dollars and if you're going to be in those you might as well be in t. bills and get yourself you know some yield offer that and the reason for that is that you know it's the world a lot of excess funds and put a lot of those at this farm through the central bank conduit in. into the financial system we saw a lot of theory trades a lot of speculative investments got made and it's always you know when the market gets me just one who knows what the trade and that means dollars but thought that with the dollar goes up so that's a pretty safe place to be when you get into that ripped off environment or when the stimulus global money flows into reverse course as the speculative theory trades go up and well and i wish it was different but a huge huge portion of our markets are simply hot money going for a song from that you know and often that means in the speculative flows one of the cheery trades are being. put across the world markets in this way so i'm going to the dollar to see places people are really looking for safety right now and that would be a fair

dollar. this is the korean finance minister cautions the u.s. may widen market volatility. checking in on this, losing ground, off to tenths of 1%. the aussie dollar slipping amid the sentiment. expecting losses after capping a fourth straight weekly decline. the kiwi dollar looking little changed, off by 1/10 of 1%. that is a snapshot of the open across the region. paul: thanks very much, sophie. let's get to first word news with su keenan. su: thank you. we start with the open seat on the fed. the white house is considering conservative economist judy shelton for one of the two vacancies on the fed a board of governors that president trump has struggled to fill. she has served as an informal adviser to the president and holds a phd in business administration. trump has named four people for the two open seats on the board but none of them so far has made it through the selection process. onto the latest with brexit. u.k. prime minister theresa may resumes brexit talks with the labour party this week. this amid increasing in party pressure to a

the other factors are the u.s. dollar and earnings. the u.s. dollar has been on a steady uptrend. e emerging market. u.s. dollarout the is not strengthening rapidly. and we look at earnings. earnings has been reasonable and there are less negative revisions. if that trend continues it will help the asian markets a lot. shery: janet, thank you so much for that. plenty more to come on daybreak asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ cfo madeawei's comments -- more than double the analyst estimate. shami has been badly hit in the market. how will the market take this? >> it is not straightforward even though they beat estimates closely,u look [indiscernible] smallave a lot of companies and they managed to book some profit out of it but if you look at gross and operating profit it is not as glamorous as net income. paul: the smartphone market is pretty saturated at the moment. how is there smartphone shipments outlook quickly? >> pretty good in the sense it did not fall as much and managed to hold steady to 28 medium in the first quarter but the slowdown from last year was significant for them and

person good day to stacey i think your and your talk about the end of the nation state currency the u.s. dollar the euro the u.s. the ruble the there are you know peso all those nations that currencies were going to talk about that because one of the things we have talked about over the years and kaiser for a trend we've noticed especially since the financial crisis is dig lobel ization this happens all the time throughout history especially when an empire is falling we see a trend towards d. globalization globalization is a time also marked by the absence of trust people nations don't trust each other trading partners don't trust each other and of course big coin and gold are the 2 trust list currencies out there so the 1st one we're going to talk about is the trade war going on between china everybody has said for years and years that owed china is in control because they have 1 point one trillion dollars in u.s. treasuries and all dumped them and you know this will heart harm the united states trade war may spur china to solve treasuries as yuan tumbles the idea that china would dump its $1.

u.s. dollars. that means we are short southeast asian currencies. e your views on where the dollar is headed? especially given that you have to factor in whether or not washington will tolerate a strong dollar. the u.s. dollar strength at this point in time looks a little bit in applicable. if we look at the reasons supporting this, look at uptrend. very tight at this point. what is really driving this point over and above the fact u.s.many do view that dollar is a bit of a safe haven, given the tightness of the u.s. economy. the fact that we have a lot of these nonessential banks around allowedd, so many have more of a dovish rhetoric. realization is going to keep the u.s. dollar going. as we move forward, there is expectation that the central banks around the world will get more supportive, just because you find growth itself, including here in asia. sense, they are keeping their raw sentiment to what is a strong dollar at this point. paul: you have a slightly different position, you short the dollar versus the yen. can you explain that? january, t

u.s. dollars. and now they're down to 3 trillion u. dollars. china has already changed from being a net buyer to a net seller over a multiyear time horizon. and the ten-year government bond yield is only 2.4% right now, and the u.s. economy conties to grow >> but again, we don't want to panic anybody, there is highly unlikely the chinese would sell too many of their treasuries, why is that let's explain that? >> china owns treasuries, not becaee they l the u.s. government or they want to finance it, but because it's an insurance policy against a shock to the chinese financial syst. treasuries are a risk frias et in the united states. and the u.s. dollar is the currency.eserve having treasuries is a buffer against bad things happening outside of china and affecting the chinese financial system. with this conflict between the united states and china and down side risk to global growth. all the more reason china doesn't want to tear up its insurance policy today. 12 am. >> bill thanks for joining us tonight, bill. >> thanks for having me. >>> the n

what does that mean for the u.s. dollar because i've heard hypotheses on both sides it could be dollar positive but also dollar negative because of the growth impacts. >> a couple of things here potentially a decisive thing here could be the market positioning. first of all, the condition is to punish the currencies exposed to china, euro, aussie name it. but, indeed, the dollar, investors will likely take their cue from positioning and the reaction to the u.s. stock market if you look at it, the markets are long very long stocks if we see an escalation in the trade tensions, risk aversion on the back of that, chances are the dollar may under perform against the yen and against the swiss frank. what people are for getting at the moment is that the fed is the only global central bank with some fire power in fact, the ability to cut in response to unwarranted tightening in the global financial conditions which would be another way of saying an escalation in risk aversion. the dollar will likely suffer against more traditional

into a free fall they are sure you are on has slumped 2.6 percent this month to about $6.00 per u.s. dollar as the trade standoff intensified well all these currencies are exiting a period when they were let's say post 971 where it was a phrase is often called infinite regress where the dog.

u.s. dollars.uestion, there is opportunity here, but at some point, to expand what could be covered? how soon do you see that happening? danny: we are actively working with banking partners and insurance partners as well, so it could be as soon as a couple months or year. everything, when you're working on infrastructure it does take time, but that is something we are actively looking into. caroline: danny kim, thank you for breaking it down for us. head of growth at sfox. bitcoin hit another milestone at some point -- one point, beyond $8,000, the longest winning streak since 2013. various reasons have been given, one of them revived interest from institutions. the ceo of a cripple currency exchange joins us now. you -- cryptocurrency exchange joins us now. you were one of the first bitcoin believers, back in 2011, and you have been a bitcoin supporter from the earlier days. what is behind the rally from your perspective, or do you not really have an inkling? just a perfect storm? >> i think we ha

if you were an investor in hong kong and converting to the u.s. dollarand if you earn another 80 basis points converting the u.s. dollars, you would be a fool not to do it. question on the bloomberg. when do you anticipate getting back involved with the hong kong dollar taking positions there and also with the cnh as well? >> in hong kong dollar, we never left. in cnh, here's the way that we think about it. if china is going to have the devaluation we expect it to have, all of the convex thing in the world in hong kong, china can't go without hong kong going with it. we are asking when. it's difficult to predict the acuity or the point at which a 36 year relationship is going to change. it's one in which it sure looks like we are six innings into a baseball game that hong kong and china don't want to see the end of. guy: we will live -- leave it there. thank you very much indeed, kyle bass. thank you for joining us. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 52 in its past the hour. time for futures in focus. chicago,e now from scott bauer. gold has not. if you were goin

well the u.s. dollar is going higher. no matter what we think, u.s. llar is on the way back to par. there will be issues. that will create problems. charles: if this issue is somehow resolved or there are not additional tariffs, in other words cooler heads prevail, right signals are sent friday, and market rebounds would that be some sort of a buying event for you? obviously a lot of great stocks are down today, with the bad ones as well? >> charles, i'm right now in the position, if we close here lower i'm going to be sell the rally mode. i've been long all the way through. been waiting. i called top in the market last week. i have to wait until i get confirmation. if we close before yesterday's lows. to me that is confirmmation. i will be a seller of rallies until further notice. charles: thank you very much. always appreciate it. >> thank you, charles. >> well have much more throughout the hour. pivotal indicators let's be quite honest that must hold or it will create more selling. >>> google is showing some new hardware and big announcements in art

situation about being here american one of our politicians as an openly admitting congress that the u.s. dollar is that friend from big time. president putin hosts a meeting with the u.s. secretary of state and says that russia or is ready to rebuild ties between the 2 countries. u.s. military school publishes a decades long history of washington's interventions in other countries dubbed by some as being a. saudi arabian ship is hounded by protests in european ports failing to pick up an arms delivery that activists say could be used to kill civilians in yemen. good evening and welcome this is r.t. international. president putin has said the rusher is willing to resolve all its differences with washington his words follow a 3 hour face to face meeting between russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov and his american counterpart mike pompei a branded frank and detailed by both sides. we also want to restore relations with the us i hope all the conditions for that are now being created the spite the exotic way the moeller commission has been working in the hole it came up with an objective investi

several people were several countries in the world looking for replace mark beast a competitive with u.s. dollar it is starting to happen there are the banks that the chinese and others have developed to compete with the u.s. dollar and it's happened i mean when the pound sterling lost its status it didn't happen in that year didn't happen in a decade but it happened and the same thing is starting to happen with us start i know you've been saying for a while lots of people been saying for a while and you you just put your historian hats on there saying mentioning the british empire why has it taken so long for countries like russia china iran to start using currency swaps in rubles and romney miss 1st of all there's no went for structure to call up your bank and say i want to do something else the bank doesn't know what to do nearly and earlier everywhere in the world including america including in iran so.

dollar renminbi. there was a big divergence between the u.s. rate and the china rate. china's rate was going down. is year it is the reverse. people are thinking dollar renminbi will go down. we see some reversal. it is really not the case like last year when the tray tension -- trade tension. of course the fx rate is always a little bit political. market wise we have to just look at the factor. i think the situation is more balanced than last year. tom: we have the prospect of potentially now higher rates are higher chances of a fed rate cut as well that could leave more of a window for the pboc. given that assessment? where do you see that you and -- the yuan by the end of the year? the fx rate could be used as a way to negotiate. i do not think from the market side there will be pressure for the dollar renminbi to go beyond seven. overall,y obvious that china's exports maintain. there is already quite some stock for chinese exports to the u.s.. chinese exports to the euro and other parts of the world increase. this really indicates something quite different. there will be of course negative impa

u.s. dollars worth of gear and components from the u.s. most of that is semiconductors. going to be tough, but potentially, they could offset impact. the joining usanks, john from beijing. rom sydney, we have portfolio manager for joining us. let's kick things off with a ook at where we are at the moment and given what john was just saying as well, how do you what is going on generally in the e drill down relationship of this broken relationship between beijing and so it would seem? interesting, what is interesting, actually, as to how the market interprets that. the relationship certainly seems very strange and it does seem, i do believe that the chinese government will take it of the overall trade package as it is a very, very especially if , you look at the media discussion locally in china and it will ecome very important part of that package. if that risk lingers and yet, if markets, at the incredibly, investors have rushed aside all the risk and worries that we had last week nd early this week and moving o essentially the entire sort of mode. it does have risk in t

u.s. dollars but i said i'd apply before you get that get this cash back from oil. that once wind started to ask for the money that i have to constantly come up with new why explaining why they're not i would buy the money it's just an ongoing. clever scheme to continue to j.p. and by. continues why news passed on to yet another mini based american criminal again pretending to be on wall street he's alias jeffrey cohen. jeffrey crime in the mall is closed like every happened there is a cause it came out more i can't get all my funds jeffrey said you don't apply this much money for example and then we'll give you the funds we're going to release your funds to you. we shall mention twice for you changed your whole deal. to just $47000.00 ok. fine find. your money will be released. the scammers are trying to squeeze a final payment from wayne jeffers area it was very hard to deal with it was very full on. it all aside if you know how to do this tell me dale and the fossil to sit there while they would get on. with wine browns lost now to over $1000000.00 informant excu

that keane's had proposed or a bank or and then the u.s. dollar it was able to exert itself as the unit of accounts and that gives it a lot of power an exorbitant privilege you might say he wants to ban it i can't ban bitcoin but he is recognized and the power as a unit of account is where it's sort that's the ultimate source of double points there he says we should ban but going of course that's impossible because you can't ban mass and you can't ban the internet. that's 2 strikes against you and then you can influence the rest of the world to accept this imperial imposition that's 3 strikes you're out and now in the progression of big going from a store of value to medium of exchange to unit of account as you point out he's open the door now to unit of account that is stage 3 big coin adoption that's game over for any other 5 currency in the world right now during the store of value that move from a dollar where we told the world to buy it so $100000.00 in my view is going to start to become more of a medium of exchange and then you have a move