Re : "Chalk" posted today wednesday May 17, 2017
"Chalk" - GCR/RV Intel Update - Wednesday - May 17, 2017
Greetings IDC Family and thank you for your continuous support and fidelity to the cause of helping humanity via currency redemption and the RV/GCR.
Also, thank you to the Elders, and Grandfather for allowing us to be the chosen ones.
Today, i read the great and mesmerizing SITREP by Yosef titled" chalk " .
I loved it and called my attention a decision that seems to be taken regarding offsite military facilities for Zim currency holders.
I believe i wrote about this a while ago and mentioned the inconvenience that demands visiting a military base for most Zim currency holders considering how far we need to drive to reach one.
If i remember well, one of the priorities for the Elders is to process currency holders as expeditiously as possible, in few days. I understand and I agree.
Also, safety is mayor concern and priority as well.
My concern falls into the following:
-driving to a military base usually is far distances. At least for me. Therefore, how can you find safety on driving tons of miles ( hundreds ) to reach a military base? . how many dangers can we find driving isolated, lonely highways and with the fear of being victims of a car accident?. either way. at least in my town, traffic is a nightmare dont matter what or where and a risk due to the large number of accidents and terrible drivers on the road.
-an isolated military base is by all means safe. not question about it. but, so is the least expected places for redeeming the currency: here in my town we have 9 HSBC branches that we can very well use during on or off business hours for all Zim currency holders. They are in central parts of town and it would be a quick, fast drive. we would be in a heartbeat home after redemption . easy in , easy out.
-also, how about considering a public place where it could be crowded too. Recall that we are mainly receiving digital money, we are not carrying trillions in a backpack. if cash given it wont be more than 10k ( as indicated many times at IDC ) . we can cause confusion to those who want to cause trouble by meddling with the public unexpectedly and in a surreptitious manner .
I dont know if you know this, but in nature many type of birds use their massive numbers for self protection when going out hunting for food. thousands go out at the same time and form huge bird masses flying together . why that way? to avoid predatory birds from hunting them. confusion. self defense. and they always win.
-if the goal is that all redeemers reach home ASAP after redemption, so whats the point of using military bases only for Zim holders if reaching them takes long hours of driving?. a whole day journey. probably some people may live close to a military base but not many.
FINAL ADVISE:
-use the nearest HSBC branches for Zim currency holders.
-use any unnamed building in town where an office could be used for redemption if you prefer so.
-military bases are safe. no doubt but, other locations could be used for expeditious and quick transactions. like universities, or Libraries.
-military bases could be also intimidating places for people to visit.
Forgive me if i dare to share my opinion but I am just thinking about making these transactions as quickly as possible as it is the goal of the Elders, Gral. Dunford .
Painlessly. Expeditiously. Efficiently.
Thank you
PRAYING THAT YOU REACH YOUR DREAMS AND YOU LIFT OTHERS TO REACH THEIRS.
signed : SUNNY BOY
Greetings IDC Family and thank you for your continuous support and fidelity to the cause of helping humanity via currency redemption and the RV/GCR.
Also, thank you to the Elders, and Grandfather for allowing us to be the chosen ones.
Today, i read the great and mesmerizing SITREP by Yosef titled" chalk " .
I loved it and called my attention a decision that seems to be taken regarding offsite military facilities for Zim currency holders.
I believe i wrote about this a while ago and mentioned the inconvenience that demands visiting a military base for most Zim currency holders considering how far we need to drive to reach one.
If i remember well, one of the priorities for the Elders is to process currency holders as expeditiously as possible, in few days. I understand and I agree.
Also, safety is mayor concern and priority as well.
My concern falls into the following:
-driving to a military base usually is far distances. At least for me. Therefore, how can you find safety on driving tons of miles ( hundreds ) to reach a military base? . how many dangers can we find driving isolated, lonely highways and with the fear of being victims of a car accident?. either way. at least in my town, traffic is a nightmare dont matter what or where and a risk due to the large number of accidents and terrible drivers on the road.
-an isolated military base is by all means safe. not question about it. but, so is the least expected places for redeeming the currency: here in my town we have 9 HSBC branches that we can very well use during on or off business hours for all Zim currency holders. They are in central parts of town and it would be a quick, fast drive. we would be in a heartbeat home after redemption . easy in , easy out.
-also, how about considering a public place where it could be crowded too. Recall that we are mainly receiving digital money, we are not carrying trillions in a backpack. if cash given it wont be more than 10k ( as indicated many times at IDC ) . we can cause confusion to those who want to cause trouble by meddling with the public unexpectedly and in a surreptitious manner .
I dont know if you know this, but in nature many type of birds use their massive numbers for self protection when going out hunting for food. thousands go out at the same time and form huge bird masses flying together . why that way? to avoid predatory birds from hunting them. confusion. self defense. and they always win.
-if the goal is that all redeemers reach home ASAP after redemption, so whats the point of using military bases only for Zim holders if reaching them takes long hours of driving?. a whole day journey. probably some people may live close to a military base but not many.
FINAL ADVISE:
-use the nearest HSBC branches for Zim currency holders.
-use any unnamed building in town where an office could be used for redemption if you prefer so.
-military bases are safe. no doubt but, other locations could be used for expeditious and quick transactions. like universities, or Libraries.
-military bases could be also intimidating places for people to visit.
Forgive me if i dare to share my opinion but I am just thinking about making these transactions as quickly as possible as it is the goal of the Elders, Gral. Dunford .
Painlessly. Expeditiously. Efficiently.
Thank you
PRAYING THAT YOU REACH YOUR DREAMS AND YOU LIFT OTHERS TO REACH THEIRS.
signed : SUNNY BOY