[The following is from a telegram. To me, it seems completely plausible. Especially the info on SWIFT. I follow the transition to ISO20022 and have been waiting for something like this. We are constructing the new financial system.]

TRUMP WALKS OUT OF G7, ORDERS TEHRAN EVACUATION, AND LAUNCHES FINAL STRIKE — MACRON CAUGHT SHIELDING DEEP STATE VAULTS IN FRANCE

Macron claimed Trump left the G7 to broker peace. The lie collapsed the moment Air Force One touched down at Joint Base Andrews. Trump didn’t leave to negotiate — he returned to finish the operation. Inside the Situation Room, the real plan was already in motion. The ceasefire narrative was a smokescreen to delay the inevitable.

Trump’s midnight warning — “Evacuate Tehran immediately” — wasn’t political theater. It was the final call before the hammer drops. Military insiders confirm ISR drones have been mapping Iran’s command architecture in real time. Trump’s order is surgical: dismantle the Middle East’s last Deep State fortress — permanently.

Within hours, Macron rushed to cameras, peddling half-truths about “dialogue.” Trump responded directly: “Emmanuel always gets it wrong. Much bigger than a ceasefire.” Translation: the French president is covering for someone — and it isn’t the people of France.

Now we know why. Leaked intel points to a hidden data vault beneath Lyon — disguised as a green-tech hub. It holds the Final Ledger: a covert SWIFT mirror used to route black-budget funds to Iran’s biotech labs and Quds command via NGO fronts. Trump’s task force has already traced the money. The subpoenas are printed. The cyber regiment is en route.

As jets flee Tehran and satellite imagery shows private aircraft flooding out of Iran, the elites are running. Not from bombs — from audits. From forensic receipts. From accountability.

On standby: the USS Donald J. Trump carrier group, outfitted with quantum-guided bunker-busters, positioned for first-strike clearance. Once the threshold of civilian evacuation is met, hardened sites across southern Tehran — including IMF relay bunkers — will be neutralized. This isn’t just a military blow. It’s financial decapitation.

JD Vance and Steve Witkoff have already been briefed. Vance carries the EO designating obstructionist clerics as enemy combatants. Witkoff holds the trail of offshore currencies funneled from Europe to Tehran. Their mission is simple: present the ultimatum. Surrender the relay codes and expose who wired the gold — or be listed as state-level cartel actors.

Macron’s desperate push for “talks” isn’t peacekeeping. It’s vault-protection. If Lyon’s Final Ledger goes dark, the entire slush fund ecosystem collapses — from Iranian terror proxies to Western think tanks designed to sabotage Trump from within.

This is why they scream “escalation.” Not because they fear war — but because they fear war ending on Trump’s terms.

A ceasefire keeps the money flowing. A final reckoning ends the scheme.

Tehran is on the clock. Davos is on edge. And Macron? Watching helplessly from the sidelines, while the house of cards begins to burn.

This isn’t diplomacy. It’s the last phase. The storm isn’t coming. It’s already inside.

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>>23198066

No shit. Moran.

How about the narrative.

>>23198098

[ISO20022 anticipates the END OF THE SWIFT SYSTEM. No more money transfer delays, no more "oops, your money transfer is lost". Look into xrp, xlm xdc.]

What is ISO 20022

ISO 20022 is a multi part International Standard prepared by ISO Technical Committee TC68 Financial Services. It describes a common platform for the development of messages

https://www.iso20022.org/

A brief history of SWIFT transfers

SWIFT stands for the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications which is a member-owned cooperative network designed to improve the communication of financial transactions. The network was set up in 1973 to support electronic international wire transfers.

The SWIFT headquarters are based in La Hulpe, Belgium and the organization employs nearly 3,000 people as part of a cooperative society under Belgian law. Readers arranging an international money transfer will do well to learn more about SWIFT codes, how the network operates, and the safety procedures in place.

What is a SWIFT code?

Each financial institution included in the SWIFT network is assigned a unique ID code 8 - 11 characters long which identifies the name, city, country, and branch.

For example, the UniCredit Milan branch can be identified by using the SWIFT codeUNCRITMM. The code can be broken down as follows:

Characters 1-4: UNCR refers to the bank name; UniCredit

Characters 5-6: IT stands for the bank’s country; Italy

Characters 7-8: MM stands for the city code or location; Milan

Characters 9-11: These are optional and used to specify the exact bank branch

When a transfer is initiated, the sender’s bank will communicate transaction details with the recipient bank. The SWIFT network is used to communicate instructions and only once a SWIFT message has been received can the funds be released and deposited into the designated account.

Pros and Cons of SWIFT Transfers

In this section we will outline the distinguishing aspects of this kind of transfer, to help our readers decipher the difference between SWIFT codes and other bank codes.

Pros

Reputation: SWIFT network is the largest international payment network in the world with 10,000 financial institutions as members

Secure: SWIFT employs elaborate safety measures to all communications which include data encryption, audit tracking and intrusion detection, in a bid to maintain data confidentiality and integrity

Low cost: SWIFT transfers are cheap - in some cases free depending on the recipient and sender bank, and currencies involved in the transfer - with currency conversion and admin fees included

Fee flexibility: Fees for SWIFT transfers can be settled by the sender, recipient or both, making it a flexible payment option

Cons

Slow: The speed at which transfers are processed by the SWIFT network can be slow, with some transactions taking up to 5 business days; this is slower than the competitive services offered by companies such as Wise and Instarem who facilitate instant payments

Limitations: Some institutions do not support SWIFT transfers and in these cases, you will need to use other transfer methods; in this instance, we recommend checking out these Top 10 Money Transfer Companies

Exchange rates: The majority of banks involved with the SWIFT network will charge a currency exchange mark up in the range of 3 - 5% which means you will be charged a significant fee for larger amounts when making a foreign currency transfer

https://moneytransfers.com/swift-codes/what-is-swift-transfer

>>23198105

Nope. I totally disagree. I think the fake ECW narrative is right on. Time will tell.

>>23198127

TY.

Of course I also have to explain my position to frens that did not know about SWIFT and the new system. I know we never really go into finance here but I find I am explaining information and a financial timeline that I took for granted. It is a good opportunity to know, if anyone is interested.

Here is another piece of the puzzle. Ripple and xrp are key to the change over. (I am NOT pumping or shilling for xrp or Ripple.)

Ripple’s solutions leverage XRP Ledger technology and its native digital asset, XRP.

XRP enables businesses and financial institutions to drive their blockchain-based applications at scale:

Digital Asset Management

Proven Technology

Supports large-scale applications and long term projects, with 2.8B+ transactions processed representing over $1T in value moved between counterparties since 2012.

Service Layers

Regulatory Clarity

XRP is one of the only cryptocurrencies determined not to be a security in the United States and with a foundation of regulatory clarity in several other countries.

Fast

High Performance

Offers lightning-fast, cost-effective transactions that settle every 3-5 seconds at fractions of a cent per transaction.

Ripple’s solutions leverage XRP Ledger technology and its native digital asset, XRP.

https://ripple.com/xrp/

>>23198180

Good point.

>>23198264

Timestamp June 17 @ 9:15 pm

>>23198343

Thank you for your helpful post. I was under heavy fire and made a bad choice on sauce.

>>23198343

How about this site for sauce for SWIFT.

https://www.swift.com/