QFS News Desk! Quantum Financial System and the Tier 4B Internet Group – The World of Currency Revaluation, Redemption Centres, and NESARA GESARA Payments
The shift from FIAT to Asset-Guaranteed currencies. For those who’ve been scouring the internet, the mention of the elusive Tier 4B rings a bell. Let’s journey into the heart of this monetary revolution.
If you’ve ever felt like the financial world operates in shadows, pulling strings that determine the fate of our hard-earned money, you’re not alone. The murmurings of a change, a revolution, have been bubbling just beneath the surface. We’re on the brink of a massive transformation, and it’s essential you’re armed with the knowledge to ride this wave.
It all revolves around the Quantum Financial System (QFS), and whispers about something called ‘Tier 4B’. Are you part of this clandestine Tier 4B? There’s a vast ocean of misconceptions out there, and we’re here to steer your ship through these treacherous waters.
Understanding Tier 4B and The Internet Group Conundrum
You might have stumbled across mentions of Tier 4B, often dubbed ‘The Internet Group’ in enigmatic videos and online discussions. If you’re thinking, “I’m part of the Internet Group since I’m online, right?” – hold that thought. While it’s a convenient assumption, it’s not that simple.
Hear this clearly: Tier 4B is about intent. It’s about the actions you’ve taken in the realm of international currency. Have you dabbled in the world of foreign currency? I’m talking about purchasing currencies like the Iraqi Dinar, Vietnamese Dong, or the Zimbabwe Zim, anticipating a revaluation. If so, you might just be part of this exclusive club.
Here’s a primer:
Tier 1-3: Not publicly disclosed but speculated to be major government funds and humanitarian projects.
Tier 4A: Individuals privy to private exchanges.
Tier 4B (The Internet Group): You, me, and everyone else following international revaluation events, armed with foreign currencies in anticipation.
Tier 5 (The General Public): The unsuspecting masses, holding on to foreign currencies without the keen insight of expected revaluation.
