All I can say is, nice hairdo. You look a bit more professional, Jorgovanka, and not like you just stepped off a bus from the celo. As for my confidence in her running Serbia's national bank, zero. I am sure her every move and comment comes from Mr. Dinkic, etal.
Inflation is not caused by central bank money printing; it is caused by international currency speculators like Soros and Goldman Sachs.
Soros and his fellow currency criminals use a fraud called “Short Selling” to enact this crime. This involves selling currency they do not have just to push its value down. When its value falls, the Short Seller buys back the currency sold short for a lower price and takes the difference as profit.
Normally when you sell something you are expected to deliver it to the buyer. Short Sellers also have to deliver, but they do this by borrowing from banks. Private banks can create new money “out of thin air” by using another financial fraud call “Fractional Reserve Lending.” They lend this new money to the speculators so that they can destroy national currencies.
Instead of a “Floating” exchange rate, Serbia could fix the Dinar value against a basket of commodities and then by comparing the cost of this basket in different currencies it could calculate the exchange rate between currencies. For example, if the basket cost 1,000,000 Dinars in Serbia and 10,000 Euros in Germany, then the exchange rate would be 100 Din/1 Euro.
This would protect the purchasing power of the Dinar and keep Soros and his gang out of Serbia.
All I can say is, nice hairdo. You look a bit more professional, Jorgovanka, and not like you just stepped off a bus from the celo. As for my confidence in her running Serbia's national bank, zero. I am sure her every move and comment comes from Mr. Dinkic, etal.
Inflation is not caused by central bank money printing; it is caused by international currency speculators like Soros and Goldman Sachs.
Soros and his fellow currency criminals use a fraud called “Short Selling” to enact this crime. This involves selling currency they do not have just to push its value down. When its value falls, the Short Seller buys back the currency sold short for a lower price and takes the difference as profit.
Normally when you sell something you are expected to deliver it to the buyer. Short Sellers also have to deliver, but they do this by borrowing from banks. Private banks can create new money “out of thin air” by using another financial fraud call “Fractional Reserve Lending.” They lend this new money to the speculators so that they can destroy national currencies.
Instead of a “Floating” exchange rate, Serbia could fix the Dinar value against a basket of commodities and then by comparing the cost of this basket in different currencies it could calculate the exchange rate between currencies. For example, if the basket cost 1,000,000 Dinars in Serbia and 10,000 Euros in Germany, then the exchange rate would be 100 Din/1 Euro.
This would protect the purchasing power of the Dinar and keep Soros and his gang out of Serbia.
Inflation is not caused by central bank money printing; it is caused by international currency speculators like Soros and Goldman Sachs.
Soros and his fellow currency criminals use a fraud called “Short Selling” to enact this crime. This involves selling currency they do not have just to push its value down. When its value falls, the Short Seller buys back the currency sold short for a lower price and takes the difference as profit.
Normally when you sell something you are expected to deliver it to the buyer. Short Sellers also have to deliver, but they do this by borrowing from banks. Private banks can create new money “out of thin air” by using another financial fraud call “Fractional Reserve Lending.” They lend this new money to the speculators so that they can destroy national currencies.
Instead of a “Floating” exchange rate, Serbia could fix the Dinar value against a basket of commodities and then by comparing the cost of this basket in different currencies it could calculate the exchange rate between currencies. For example, if the basket cost 1,000,000 Dinars in Serbia and 10,000 Euros in Germany, then the exchange rate would be 100 Din/1 Euro.
This would protect the purchasing power of the Dinar and keep Soros and his gang out of Serbia.
All I can say is, nice hairdo. You look a bit more professional, Jorgovanka, and not like you just stepped off a bus from the celo. As for my confidence in her running Serbia's national bank, zero. I am sure her every move and comment comes from Mr. Dinkic, etal.
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