dig on the MODRRN misspelling form Mar 12th: links to Epstein, Fiddler, IBOR/LIBOR/SOFR
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Very interesting dig, anon!
This is far from a tightly linked proof but some of the nodes I arrived at were so interesting I felt compelled to share.
When I saw MODRRN on March 12th the thing that immediately jumped out to me was the antonym: tradition. Well guess who was making headlines just a day earlier on his death? Chaim Topol, star of Fiddler on the Roof, the hit song of which is titled "Tradition!"
So a small dig on Topol turns up that he is involved in a typically weird charity called Jordan River Village that is obsessed with opening sites in poor places all over the globe for parents to bring their disabled kids to hang out. Which is just weird because if you want to help why not just dish out cash vs. creating this weird environment to bring the kids to?
So I got to their site and shit if that ain't a deconstructed Epstein logo smack at the top left.
Now look, I have no smoking gun evidence that this is anything, but these are the classic symbols and setup for getting access to kids so I figure it's worth sharing and you can see from his personal contacts that he's in with Jimmy Fallon so there's smoke here.
Ok so second to that, on the Fiddler theme, Fiddler seems to previously be tied to Snowden for whatever reason, but I started finding weird financial links to the term.
Let's start with IBOR. In its original Q context this meant "Internet Bill of Rights", but thinking in terms of financial crisis and this is a direct hit on Interbank Offered Rates and the ongoing transition from LIBOR to SOFR that is in progress and due to complete June 30 2023. Could it be that this transition scares them more than anything? Any banking types care to chime in on potential ramifications of this transition?
And of course second to that we have Fiddler > Ghost - PRIME. Ghost of PRIME got my ears ringing on the ongoing narrative that the Prime Mortgage Collapse is only temporarily patched and is due to continue at any time. We saw a couple of signs of this during Trump's term and it felt like he just strong-armed them to continue with low rates. As soon as he was gone, the rates were taken up and it's inevitable that some bad shit will occur from that (beginning with the three recent bank collapses).