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[Skybear]

We are subject to so many outlandish and sometimes even STUPID statements, predictions and so-called "explanations" from people who have absolutely no monitary background, no currency certification and no knowledge about that which they are speaking and no other credentials except a means to get posted on Dinar Recaps, that when one of the FEW sincerely accurate and knowlegeable persons posts, we don't recognize it.

We are coming up on Okie's anniversary of 23 August of last year when he told everyone to "quit their jobs" because the RV had supposedly happened at 1:30 in the morning. After that, he dragged so many people through one blatently and grossly false lie after another, that his own Blog site banned him.

There have been so MANY other self-proclaimed "experts" who have filled-in Okie's "pig-parlor" garbage slot, that no one can know who actuallu an accurate input versus all the bloge-site owners who have been and continue to be wrong 100% of the time.

There are a FEW (Adam, easyrider and swfloridaguy) who have not typically made such outlandish and even criminally stupid statements. . .but VERY few.

I am not a currency expert. . .but I have done business in the Middle East. NOTHING so important as a change (ESPECIALLY a big change) in the value of the currency of any Middle Eastern country will occur during the month of Ramadan. Nor will any "earth-shaking" decisions be implemented during that time. IT JUST DOESN'T HAPPEN!

As people try to bring absolute GARBAGE to your attention, like SO MUCH posted on Dinar Recaps, DON'T SWALLOW IT!

Adam has shot STRAIGHT with everybody! Some of the monitors and reporters HERE have been straight, also. But the GARBAGE out there is waist-deep!

As of yesterday afternoon, two of the most trusted Senior Wealth Managers in my region with the bank that all these so-called blogger experts say is supposed to "LEAD-THE-TURN-IN," have AGAIN certified that there are NO SUCH SECRET CODES as these Big Shot guru's have been preaching. . .there is still NO acceptance NOW. . .and no KNOWN or FUTURE plan to accept or buy Dinars.

That might change well after the Dinar becomes Internationally Acceptable, but NOT IMMEDIATELY afterwards. It will TAKE TIME to become acceptable and then only WELL-AFTER it has been proven as a stable and acceptable internationally tradeable currency!

Does anyone think this can POSSIBLY happen between now and the end of Ramadan? GET REAL!

So when you read absolute GARBAGE like today's from the ever-polular PTR - - - If you have SWALLOWED IT,. . .then just throw up and get rid of it. If you HAVEN't swallowed it yet - - -DON'T!

Most of us believe the Iraqi currency value WILL change. But if we have learned ANYTHING in this 9+ year's worth saga, it is that better to get your intel reports and predictions from the Sunday morning newspaper comic strip than from the self-proclaimed Guru's who own (and often charge for) blog sites.

Here is a "sample" of what these popular sites throw-out and is nothing but garbage which some people here simply swallow "hook, line and sinker."

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CERTIFIABLE GARGAGE

Tony (PTR) It Is "Completely" Done - Post By Leo GET Forum
07/13/2012

7-13-2012 Tony (PTR): It is done. It is completely done. This has nothing to do with Iraq. It's already been activated. The whole situation with Maliki is just for show.

Every single one of our contacts are saying it's done and we could see a RV today. The most important thing for this RV is that Iraq remains politically stable. I'm looking and hoping that this will be over this afternoon.

That is what I think is smart and what I'm hearing. I'm fine with knowing that Iraq's political situation is stable and it's all a show. I'm fine with knowing that the RV is already completed.

[cajunrescuemedic]

I agree with you.... Adam is pretty much the only one I'll trust with any information about the IQD. After working in the Middle East for 5 years, I also feel that nothing will be done during Ramadan. If the IQD would RV during this month long period, I will be pleasantly surprised. If we're close to RV, then to me it should happen AFTER Ramadan, so I'll be looking for an RV after this period, which should end around the 18th or 19th of August...depending on which cleric you listen to. Thanks for your post. GO RV !!!

[easyrider]

i believe late August early september is a potential window for this thing to pop. I believe that Dr.J character might have hit it right on the money last quarter 2012

Edited by easyrider, 14 July 2012 - 07:58 AM.

[umbertino]

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Every single one of our contacts are saying it's done
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"What are their names and on what streets do they live" ( From "What are their names" by David Crosby)

[weneedrv]

these clowns have been on ramadan for the last 10 years now!!! they take procrastination to a whole new level.

[jeepguy]

one thing for sure ------ any time till the first of year ------- 1/ 2013 thanks for the thoughts skybear !!! by the wayyyy can you take a passenger in that ride you have there in photo i don`t need the vomit comet ride just a smooth day out in the clear blue sky ---- gas is still 3 a gallon right ???

[Skybear]

Hey, Jeepguy!

In 12 years of flying F-4's and F-111's mostly in Vietnam, only one nav (and NO PWSO) ever "barfed" when flying with me (and the backseat of the F-4 was especially "notorius" for backseaters "barfing" particularly after going downhill in Laos or North Vietnam on a 60 degree dive or in-country dropping snakes or nape or on a strafe run when you had to turn the air conditioner to full hot to prevent foggingt-over (a bad tendency in the F-4 in humid conditions), but even that didn't happen in combat. . .it happened later in Red Flag in an F-111. . .at about 100 feet and doing 1100 knots with F-5's trying to catch me going thru the canyons; and so far as I know in all the years I flew as a captain for Braniff no crew member or passenger ever lost their meal with me flying. . . .so don't worry about it.

The airplane was the BD-10J, and Skip Holm is "checking me out" at Mojave, California. It was my pleasure later to display and demonstrate the aircraft at a number of places and to a number of good people. It was to Mr. Jim Bede's great sorrow that the cost for certification and distribution well-exceeded the very limited market to which the aircraft was targeted.

Later another - even BETTER attempt at this same concept (the Javelin) was made by another fine group of engineers and aviation professionals in Colorado using state-of-the-art twin Williams FJ-33-4 engines. They had a carismatic spokesman at the time who also was well-familiar with the F-4. Unfortunately, it ALSO suffered for the simple need of proper funding, which these DINARS, if RV'd, would have easily provided.

The liklihood of the development of another "private" fighter plane in these economic and bureaucratic times is unfortunately now SLIM and NONE.

Bede's aircraft used a single turobojet CJ-610 Learjet engine and flew on Jet-A fuel (as did the Javelin). The Bede jet used as much fuel in IDLE power on the ground as it did under full power in the air, while the Williams engines, by comparison, were very quiet and tiny, very economical and much more practical turbofan engines.

America's aircraft manufacturing industry and the many brilliant minds that have made it first in the world for more than a century, is on its knees. While our nation used to have at least 4 major commercial aircraft manufacturing companies, and any number of corporate and private aircraft design and manufacturing firms, and led the world in the the number of aviation-related employees, the design, manufacture and worldwide sale of commercial, corporate and private aircraft (and later of spacecraft), we are now reduced to a single commercial manufacturer, basically a single military manufacturer, and single helicopter manufacturer, with corporate aircraft and General Aviation manufactures closing their doors every day.

Literally HUNDREDS of thousands of American professional careers and jobs have been lost by American hi-tech aviation and space age workers, NEVER to be regained. The American General Aviation and airline USERS of those aircraft are also on a very steep downward slide. Foreign designers and manufacturers are rapidly outspacing our long-held lead in this technology, as it is in so many others we held as Americans.

The infusion to our economy and to our technological manufacturing competiteveness for the LONG RUN can be aided so much by these dinars if they would finally revalue.

Didn't mean to run off so long, Jeepguy. It's just my passion to help put a couple hundred thousand Americans back to work in a highly technical industry before that acumen is lost.

[Luigi1]

Nothing happening after Ramadan or this year or next year. Try 2014 or 2015 & beyond.

Forget a RV any time soon. Maliki calls for more studies & more delays.





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[skitealwedrop]

Thanks for your post Sky. It's good to know that there are some that disregard the PTR smack. I prefer to remain grounded with regard to our investment. I think that we will profit at some point. The value of the IQD has progressed in a positive way over the years. I will say it again "Iraq is a work in progress". That's my story and I'm sticking with it.

Thanks for keeping me realistic AM. Many appreciate your work and knowledge.

Take care all!

[jeepguy]

hahahhaha WOW !!! sky bear ,,, had too re-read a few of the lines and go back too the old days of air force jargon too get a few of the logo`s in the first few lines about the going on in long talk ,,, no problems buddy ,,, i have been hearing a little good news i think i hear --- is it boeing i think is about too recieve a big contract on air craft ,, that will hold on a few jobs for a couple years ,, may be the space travel and space motel hotel thing will take off,,, shoot the way these day and times are ,, no telling where we are going too fly too next ------> mars good too hear from you again ,,, wings in the air buddy

[Bored]

Just my thoughts about maliki.. remember hes limited to only 2 terms and his end is near.. im guessing hes saving the RV for his final hurraa so people wont remember how bad of a leader he was but that he brought wealth back to iraq...

[jackster]

Ramadan, the holy month of Muslims and the ninth month of Islamic calendar is the month of fasting for the Muslims. Ramadan is said to be the month of Allah. Fasting is supposed to be one of the five pillars (duties) of Islam, which a Muslim should follow.

Ramadan involves fasting during the daytime, saying no to food, drink, smoking and sexual activities. The importance of fasting during Ramadan is clearly known to the Muslims as it is said that: He who fasts during Ramadan with faith and seeks his reward from Allah will have his past sins forgiven; he who prays during the night in Ramadan with faith and seeks his reward from Allah will have his past sins forgiven; and he who passes Lailat al Qadr in prayer with faith and seeks his reward from Allah will have his past sins forgiven.

Muslims also have to Abide certain rules and regulations associated with Ramadan. During Ramadan Muslims follow certain conditions, which are said to be Ramadan rules and regulations; some of them are given below:

Ramadan Duration - Ramadan starts with the sighting of the crescent moon (hilal) and last for a period of one month. When the hilal is visible again at the end of the month, it is the time to celebrate Eid-Ul-Fitr (break the fast).

Ramadan Routine - During Ramadan Muslims have meal twice a day. One before the sunrise and one after the sunset. The meal before sunrise is called the suhoor meal and the meal after the sunset is called the Iftar meal. Muslims fast during the daytime. During Ramadan Muslims spend most of their time in remembering Allah by reciting Ramadan Dua and visiting mosque. Apart from the five daily prayers they also recite Taraweeh prayer, and on Lailatul Qadr, also called as the night of power, when Muslims spend their entire night praying to Allah.

And that is Ramadan. It does not affect their daily life. There are no special festivities or events. Life goes on as usual. Business will be conducted as usual. This is not a holiday like Thanksgiving or Christmas.

So, something huge CAN happen during Ramadan.

[Texas1]

and best of all last night I stayed in a Ramada n

[yota691]

The next 2 days we will see Mr M go in front of the folks he represents and he will be questioned, so we will have to wait!! IMO he does his job or he goes 2 jail!! Again JMO

And From 7-15-2012 Newshound Guru SWFloridaguy Allawi said that the IMA meeting is over and they need to more forward with the No Confidence vote on Maliki, this is direct from Allawi. I wouldn't be surprised if they are trying to get a deal in the works by keeping the pressure on in order to come to a compromise. This governments stability is vital for Iraq to more forward with economic reforms, IMO. This has drawn on longer than any of us expected, but it will be resolved. Thks SWFG

Edited by yota691, 15 July 2012 - 02:25 PM.

[jgyear]

it looks like they have ramadan 365 days a year don't never get anything done. just rv ( get ur done)

[SgtFuryUSCZ]

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some guru (named after an 'airline') said it COULD happen during ramadan because they're all
home watching T.V. and it would be a perfect time to reach the masses and throw them a huge bone
by increasing the value of their money.

If they're getting up at 4 a.m. to eat watermelon and watch T.V., We'll have some of that

[umbertino]

A muslim friend once explained to me ( he's from a particular Country and I'm not sure all muslim countries follow the same procedures when it comes to that) that they can't do the normal things they usually do during Ramadan from dawn to sunset... Then , after sunset they are allowed to engage in the normal human activities ( eating, drinking, having sex , etc)... But they are not allowed to do all those (during Ramadan) in the hours between dawn and sunset.

[jackster]

A muslim friend once explained to me ( he's from a particular Country and I'm not sure all muslim countries follow the same procedures when it comes to that) that they can't do the normal things they usually do during Ramadan from dawn to sunset... Then , after sunset they are allowed to engage in the normal human activities ( eating, drinking, having sex , etc)... But they are not allowed to do all those (during Ramadan) in the hours between dawn and sunset.

You are correct. No eating, drinking, having sex during daylight hours. However, they are allowed to conduct business, banking, set policy, hold elections, print new currency in smaller denominations, exchange old for new currency, and exchange new currency for US dollars. All during the daylight hours. They are even allowed to use the "facilities".

Anything can happen during Ramadan.

[jackster]

If the following is correct, then something huge CAN happen.

I copied this from somewhere where they have recaps:

YAHOO SEARCH INFO ON RAMADAN:

You may be familiar with Ramadan's basic practices, such as abstaining from food, drink and sex during the daylight hours of the holy month, but there are some facts that you may not be aware of ...

Ramadan is the second highest spending month of the year in the Middle East: Many Muslims break their fast in restaurants and cafeterias during Ramadan, and enjoy entertainment until the early hours of the morning.

Others spend the evenings, after the sunset meal Iftar, wandering around shopping malls (many of which have extended opening hours), socialising and buying gifts. By the end of the month, consumer spending will have dramatically soared to make it the second biggest month after Christmas.

Companies such as telecoms providers, consumer goods brands and government agencies consequently spend up to half of their annual advertising budget during Ramadan as people in the region spend more time at home, shopping or calling friends and family.

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Not saying that something huge will happen. Just showing that the word "NOTHING" is incorrect. Anything can happen during Ramadan.

[Nadita]

Ramadan, the holy month of Muslims and the ninth month of Islamic calendar is the month of fasting for the Muslims. Ramadan is said to be the month of Allah. Fasting is supposed to be one of the five pillars (duties) of Islam, which a Muslim should follow.

Ramadan involves fasting during the daytime, saying no to food, drink, smoking and sexual activities. The importance of fasting during Ramadan is clearly known to the Muslims as it is said that: He who fasts during Ramadan with faith and seeks his reward from Allah will have his past sins forgiven; he who prays during the night in Ramadan with faith and seeks his reward from Allah will have his past sins forgiven; and he who passes Lailat al Qadr in prayer with faith and seeks his reward from Allah will have his past sins forgiven.

Muslims also have to Abide certain rules and regulations associated with Ramadan. During Ramadan Muslims follow certain conditions, which are said to be Ramadan rules and regulations; some of them are given below:

Ramadan Duration - Ramadan starts with the sighting of the crescent moon (hilal) and last for a period of one month. When the hilal is visible again at the end of the month, it is the time to celebrate Eid-Ul-Fitr (break the fast).

Ramadan Routine - During Ramadan Muslims have meal twice a day. One before the sunrise and one after the sunset. The meal before sunrise is called the suhoor meal and the meal after the sunset is called the Iftar meal. Muslims fast during the daytime. During Ramadan Muslims spend most of their time in remembering Allah by reciting Ramadan Dua and visiting mosque. Apart from the five daily prayers they also recite Taraweeh prayer, and on Lailatul Qadr, also called as the night of power, when Muslims spend their entire night praying to Allah.

And that is Ramadan. It does not affect their daily life. There are no special festivities or events. Life goes on as usual. Business will be conducted as usual. This is not a holiday like Thanksgiving or Christmas.

So, something huge CAN happen during Ramadan.

Wow... I am impressed good job