Entry Submitted by Grateful Gal at 12:18 PM EDT on October 27, 2020
"Santa Surfing: No Foreign Currency Exchange" by Kat - 10.26.20
Dear Kat - I am not going to get upset about this message from Santa Surfing because I have listened to Willie's Truth Call, who has a different stance on this situation. Willie's contacts have informed him that when the time comes for the Currency Exchanges - the banks will have the capacity to make the Exchanges, and the payouts will be sourced from the Saint Germaine Trust. And now that the QFS is online - that doesn't sound so impossible, does it? Exchange Centers will not be needed. You can go to, or make an appointment with the bank at the time of your own choosing.
Added into this, is info that I have read and viewed - and I cannot reference the sources right now. But I recall seeing that the Currency Exchanges involving the currencies in use around the world will go first - possibly this year. The Dinar, the Dong, the Rial, etc. There has been, of course, a great deal of apprehension on redeeming the Zim bonds during a time of great upheaval , and so it has been decided (or proposed) to delay the redeeming of Zim until next year, after a number of "very positive situations" have been established. Willie has also given this information on his Call, that when the time comes to exchange currencies - most banks will be able to exchange the current world currencies, and that they also will be able to redeem our Zim notes. We have a choice as to the timing that we wish to exchange them. If this is all sourced from the Saint Germaine Trust, this doesn't sound so unbelievable, does it?
I don't know what kind of "Chess Move" is being made right now, but I can tell you this - if it weren't for your transcriptions I would be extremely upset at not being able to keep up with our situation, because I don't have the time right now to devote to research. My humanitarian project(s) is well underway - taking refuge in our yard after being abandoned. They are hungry, and have no idea I did not plan on their arrival until after I had exchanged. The one that is most heartbreaking to me is the kitten that has either a deformed leg, or a broken leg that healed incorrectly - I do not know. It has to walk around on its knee joint. It is very tame (miracle), and I have tried to wrap bandages, etc. around it to make it more comfortable, but it doesn't stay on. I think of you and your injured puppy every day now, and will never ever believe that the Alliance could be so cruel as to leave us without a way to help these innocent little ones. After all, they are just like the children being rescued - unable to help themselves.
And now it's breakfast time - outside - and a cold front just moved through dropping the temperatures so now I need to construct make-shift shelters. I have been wanting to take the time to write and say Thank You for the magnificent job you are doing. And then I get interrupted, and I think - well, I hope to meet her someday, and I'll just save all of my gratitude for then, when I can give her a big 'ole Texas size pink hug.
You, and all the other IDC peeps....
Grateful Gal
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