Zimbabwe interested in SWIFT alternatives

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Date: March 16, 2023

The Zimbabwean government would like to become a member of the BRICS economic bloc, the speaker of the ruling party ZANU-PF said on Wednesday.
"We made it clear that we would like to become a member of the BRICS," Christopher Mutsvangwa told Russia's RIA Novosti news agency.
The official added that his country is interested in developing alternatives to the Western-dominated SWIFT payment network.
In his view, BRICS could contribute to that.

White House lit in Gold. Think 50 Year Anniversary

The White House was lit in Gold on October 8 night.
From 1946 to 1971, nations operated under a new monetary system: the Bretton Woods Agreement.
On August 15, 1971, Nixon removed gold as the backing to the U.S. dollar.
After Nixon left the Bretton Woods system, gold went from $35 an ounce in 1971 to over $1800 today.
Sources: catalyst.independent.org

Five countries officially joined BRICS

Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates have officially joined the BRICS bloc after being invited last year, according to South Africa's Foreign Minister Naledi Pandor.
"With respect to the BRICS confirmations, five out of the six have confirmed. That is Saudi Arabia, UAE, Ethiopia, Iran and Egypt," Pandor stated on Wednesday.
South Africa revealed in July 2023 that 22 countries have formally requested to join the BRICS group, with an additional equal number expressing informal interest. This surge underscores the global recognition of BRICS as a pivotal alliance representing major emerging economies.

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US Mint Temporarily Closes, new coin images

Look at the date of the closing of the mint. This announcement was for public tours but when banks tried to order coins - they have been told the mint is closed.
View of new 2020 $1 coins being minted:
They don't look like anything we've seen before. These coins started in 2018 ... could this be in preparation for NESARA?
Think about this - paper money is easy to reprint, but coinage has to be minted... could it be that the mint was closed to re-tool and prepare to mint new coinage? Could it be that coins have been short due to the need for the metal to re-produce coinage?
There is a lot of stuff being blamed on the Virus - is the coin shortage really due to COVID??
Announcement :www.usmint.gov
Source:www.usmint.gov

Trump Signs the Deep-Sea Mining Order

April 24, 2025
President Trump signed the deep-sea mining order to fast-track U.S. access to offshore critical minerals, like gold, cobalt, nickel, and rare earths, marking a major push for resource independence and national security.
The order directs agencies to streamline permits, boost deep-sea exploration, and build global partnerships to counter China’s seabed dominance. With vast untapped mineral wealth in U.S. waters, the move aims to secure supply chains vital for defense, energy, and industry.
April 18, 2025
The White House has announced plans to fast-track permits for ten mining projects across the United States, supporting President Donald Trump's initiative to boost domestic production of critical minerals.
On March 20, 2025, President Donald J. Trump signed an executive order titled "Immediate Measures to Increase American Mineral Production" to enhance U.S. mineral production, including critical minerals like gold, copper, and uranium.
The order aims to reduce reliance on foreign minerals, boost national and economic security, and expedite permitting and land use for mining projects.
It aligns with a global shift toward domestic sourcing by prioritizing mineral production on federal lands and accelerating private and public investment in the mineral supply chain.