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next time trust nobody and keep your money under your pillow. If too bulky, exchange for brunei or singapore dollars since they still uses the S$1000 notes, which is nearly 2.4 times our ringgit value. before 1997 one s$=Rm1.2 and USD1=Rm2.5. now the sing dollar is almost equivalnet to USD value prior 1997.

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I rather bet it on Bacarat in Genting Highland !

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An OSA letter to Ekor Suharto owner of International Exelasia Labuan to bring back the RM500 and RM1000 notes to Malaysia?

RM500 & RM1000 notes = DIAM RM3billions.

What this money got to do with Exelasia Venture Sdn. Bhd.?
Nothing at all! Just a smoke screen to confuse the public into how those RM3billion in RM500 & RM1000 notes got back into the country after being withdrawn from circulation.

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IN casion, there is never a 50/50 chances. The banker always has the advantage over the players no matter what games you play.

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Am I the only one who is very much confused?

Provide a more detailed explanation please. Not everyone here is full informed of the issue. I, for one, have never heard of a Exelasia Venture Sdn Bhd nor any of the other parties.

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Remember RPK's story.........D AIM is to bring in the money before the UMNO meeting.........so D AIM is to bribe these people and also lah easily go in cahoots with the 4th floor samsengs to do a flash lightning with the rakyats money.
Hey Pete, my prayers and thoughts are with you and yours, may HE keep you safe and bless you.
Shalom

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Last time BLACK MONEY.
Now Forex. Easy money for the syndicate.
KL stock market no good. Bank fix interest low.

BEST is still FOOTBALL. Now UEFA.
Later EPL.

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Bapa Bangsa Malaysia,
You are absolutely correct,correct,correct! This has to be completed before the UMNO General Assembly in December 2008. May I suggest that a Council (NGO) be formed so that the Council can follow-up with all such corrupt cases and charge them upon getting all relevant evidences.

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written by amjoem, June 26, 2008 | 21:36:14 : Bapa Bangsa Malaysia,
You are absolutely correct,correct,correct! This has to be completed before the UMNO General Assembly in December 2008
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Vote buying is very expensive! The commission Diam will pay will come in handy!

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If PR ever come into power, we suggest that all 500 and the 1000 rm bank notes to be make void , non legal tender and be good as toilet paper for umnoputras/babiputras to wipe their arse.

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johanssm,
Umnoputras don't wipe their arses - just lick each other clean! They can burn the notes as hell notes for each other- they're going to need lots of it where they're going to.

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Hello johanssm,
Assume that someone high up in PR having loads and loads of the RM500 and RM1000 notes in containers parked at a Malaysian port. Assume that this person will reintroduce those notes after taking power. Imagine this useless paper turning into gold. Now, who had the opportunity of doing so?

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well a scam is a scam; only GREEDY people will fall for a scam !!!
PIECE OF ADVICE : don't be greedy and "jangan tunggu durain jatuh"
BLAME YOURSELF ; NO TAKER NO SELLER .

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I think some of our fellow bloggers are not sure of what these rm500 & rm1000 notes meant. Please read in this blog "The Corridor of Power: The Most Expensive Party Election in UMNO's History" for enlightenment.

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Bet it on the Horse,Holo Jim,See Kee Pui, better co's you don't have to go too far,faster also.

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PR put a motion in Parliament to pressure the Govt/Bank Negara to render RM500 and RM100 void and null (not a legal tender), solve problem- no more bullshit of RM3 billion floating.

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written by johanssm, June 26, 2008 | 23:47:32 ----If PR ever come into power, we suggest that all 500 and the 1000 rm bank notes to be make void , non legal tender and be good as toilet paper for umnoputras/babiputras to wipe their arse.
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Do not be surprised if actually all those (offshored) RM500 and RM1000 notes were no longer legal tender since 1997! Do not be surprised if they were second printed into RM100 notes to ease the economic crisis of that period!

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Semua tu kerja Daim dan Mahatir kot. Jual negara,semua dia orang buat. Hairan, dia orang tak mati.

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This is linked to the thread

"The most expensive party election in UMNO's history"

http://www.malaysia-today.net/2008/content/view/8907/84/

I already posted on this, and I am prepared to elaborate and explain further, based on my knowledge of currency printing.

I happen to know that RM500 and RM1,000 notes were incredibly scarce even when they were legal tender. According to Bank Negara figures:

http://www.bnm.gov.my/files/publication/msb/2008/4/pdf/1.2.pdf

At the end of 2008, there was RM75,900,000 in RM500 notes outstanding, with RM28,700,000 in RM1,000 notes outstanding.

Bank Negara commenced issuing its 4th series of Banknotes, commencing with the commemorative RM50 Banknote featuring Tunku Abdul Rahman.

Normally, when the Central Bank changes one note, they will change them all over a period of time. However, Bank Negara traditionally changes their currency notes in quick succession.

The Banknote paper is normally sourced from Giesecke and Devrient in Germany, along with the printing plates. Thats for the current series of notes. However, they have used Note Printing Australia, Canadian Banknote, De La Rue, on numerous occasions. During the economic crisis, high denomination notes were printed from several sources, for some strange reason. As follows:

1. Francois Charles - Switzerland ($50)
2. Giesecke and Devrient - Germany ($50, $100)
3. United States Banknote - United States ($100)
4. Thomas De La Rue - United Kingdom (All denominations)
5. Harrison and Sons - United Kingdom ($100, $500)

However, we can track their moves.

If anyone goes to an ATM, and withdraws money, we can see where they are in the "sequence"

The 3rd series RM50 was introduced in 1998. Most of the money is likely to be laundered into these notes. An RM50 note has a 2 year lifespan. Most of the money in circulation today consists of RM50 notes. RM100 notes are relatively scarce, and are outnumbered 4.5-1 by RM50 notes.

In 2002, the code for the first two letters was in the C letter range. There are 10 million notes in the range. We are now at R

C is the 3rd letter of the alphabet. R is the 18th letter

14 x 26 x 10 x 50 x million = 182 Billion rinngit, or 3 Billion notes. so 1 Billion a year is issued in RM50 notes, and in excess, the money supply has been increasing by 10%.

Take away lifespan (recycling), etc, and its clear as daylight, considering it took 4 years to get to the letter C, and cover the first three letters, and a further 6 years to cover 15 letters, that things are ****ed up somewhere.

Inflation is the symptom of too much money chasing too few goods. Introducing a new series of Banknotes also ensures that they can cover and conceal their tracks. I think the money was shifted back a long time ago. Daim is not that stupid as I pointed out in that thread. Granted most transactions these days are done electronically, but we can see inflationary pressures through the serial codes on the currency.

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That's pretty precise info there crazygweilo! Thanks!

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