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Marilyn53

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  1. LOL....Well, you want me to start? Wait....shoot, I can't carry a tune to a bucket! lol
  2. Ha! "Sort" of like Elvis would say: "Too much "speculation" and not enough action!
  3. My father's first name was Willie and he couldn't be trusted either! Not everything that happens to the US or the world has something to do with the RV!!!!! So, don't be counting your chickens before they hatch 'cause some of them are rotten to the yolk! Never give up hope and hope you never have too!
  4. Oh Lord, Frank is still around? Geez, it never ends! This is just such a repeat of everything I heard back in 2010. What a joke! lol
  5. Oh God! I came into check to see what was happening to the IQD since I haven't been here for awhile. It is the same old story year after year and mostly the same old lying gurus. I mean really, does anyone think that anyone from the IMF, WTO, US or Iraq government, etc., etc., is going to be a source for the likes of these gurus (or any for that matter). Again, it is the currency dealers that have hired these people to misinform. Geez, all this was based on speculation and I guess that is truly what it is......a currency guru's speculation, as always! They are the only ones making money on this. What a pipe dream I fell into. Oh well, there is still hope without listening to the gurus laughing at anyone who will believe them. I say, just DON'T BUY anymore or LEAD ANYONE else into this investment because when you do, you are feeding the liars and pumpers. Sad, so sad!
  6. well, according to sharenators website, PTR has a population of 62,250. They charge 14.95 for their backroom (and that doesn't count ads or pre or post rv stuff they sell). I have no clue who pays and doesn't. So, pumping does do their business "good." I guess everybody has to make a living somehow, but I'm not taking up for them, just stating my own research on the situation.
  7. The independent Iraqi news agency / Baghdad / a. ... M across the Central Bank of Iraq is concerned the likelihood of escalation of tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, stressing that the closure of the Straits will directly affect the national economy is no room for any economic maneuver to Iraq. وقال نائب محافظ البنك المركزي العراقي الدكتور مظهر محمد صالح في تصريح لمراسل(وكالة الانباء العراقية المستقلة) أنه " قلق من مما وصفها بالانعكاسات الكبيرة على الاقتصاد العراقي في حال اغلاق مضيق هرمز. The deputy governor of Central Bank of Iraq appearance of Dr. Mohammed Saleh told the reporter (and independent Iraqi news agency) "he is worried about the implications of what he described as large on the Iraqi economy in the event of closing the Strait of Hormuz. مبيناً أن التوتر في مضيق هرمز سيؤثر على العراق باتجاهين الاتجاه الاول يتمثل في أن ثلثي الصادرات النفطية للعراق تمر عبر هذا المضيق أما الثاني فيكمن في أن الركن الاساسي من التجارة العراقية تمر عبر الجنوب من خلال البحر. Indicating that the tension in the Strait of Hormuz on Iraq will affect the first two-way trend is that two-thirds of Iraq's oil exports pass through the strait and the second lies in the central part of the Iraqi trade passes through the south by the sea. وأكد صالح ان نتائج أغلاق مضيق هرمز ستكون مباشرة على العراق تحديداً لانه يعتمد على النفط ولا يستطيع أن يناور بتغيير المنفذ التسويقي بخلاف السعودية التي تمتلك قدرة على المناورة متوقعاً أن تقوم السعودية في حال اغلق هرمز بمناورة اقتصادية وتبدء التصدير عبر البحر الاحمرة He emphasized that the results in favor of closing the Strait of Hormuz would be directly on the Iraq specifically because it depends on the oil and can not maneuver to change the catalog port other than Saudi Arabia, which has the ability to maneuver expected that Saudi Arabia was closed in the event of Hormuz, start to maneuver economic and export by sea Crh وكانت طهران قد هددت باغلاق مضيق هرمزفي حال تعرضها لاي هجوم عسكري من قبل الولايات المتحدة او اسرائيل. Tehran has threatened to close the Strait of Hermzfa the event of any military attack by the United States or Israel. http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&prev=/search%3Fq%3Dnahrain%26hl%3Den%26client%3Dfirefox-a%26hs%3Dbh9%26rls%3Dorg.mozilla:en-US:official&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=ar&twu=1&u=http://www.ina-iraq.com/news/ektesad/10383.html
  8. And I give you pluses as well because I read the post where you stuck your neck out there and got crucified!!!!! So hard to believe anyone anymore.....we get so confused in this investment we can't tell right from wrong or truth from fiction.
  9. Thanks...and i hope you are right! In the mean time....ROLL TIDE!!!!!!!!! I was born and raised in T-Town!!!
  10. Mods...if this is not proper, please remove the necessary info These FB people ARE currency dealers as Virginia Dinar Vietnam Dong. As to what their motives are, I don't know. I am hoping that what they are saying is the truth. Not sure if I should share the name of the fb person but BUMPER or one of the mods can remove it, if necessary. If Adam says that the lower denoms are "near" then this article from this dealer that made xxxxxxxxxxx may prove that little bit more, but as far as being a currency dealer or not, they are...their motives...I have no clue!
  11. Ok, well, I am willing to learn. Here is a NYTimes article dated March 25, 1991 (with link) regarding the Kuwait RV. So do you think that the New York Times mis-reported its information? If so, please show me your link....I'm just trying to learn. Thank you AFTER THE WAR; No Electricity but Kuwait Reopens Its Banks By DONATELLA LORCH, Special to The New York Times Published: March 25, 1991 It still has no water and little electricity or food, but Kuwait revived its banking system today, introducing a new currency. Banks reopened for the first time since Iraqi occupation forces shut them down in December. Thousands of people lined up to exchange their old Kuwaiti dinars for crisp new ones and to withdraw a limited amount of money. Without electricity, the banks services were slow, limited to money exchange and withdrawal. There was no telex, no electronic money transfer and no telephones. The computers were unusable, so all transactions had to be entered by hand. "It's like going back 20 years," said Mohammed al-Yahya, the manager of the Commercial Bank of Kuwait, the nation's second-largest bank. Seized Dinars Canceled The Central Bank is canceling the value of Kuwaiti dinars that were seized from the Central Bank and put into circulation by the Iraqis. The invalid serial numbers were posted today in front of all banks in the city. All other old dinars can be exchanged for new ones on a one-to-one rate until May 7, when the old dinars become invalid. The new official exchange rate is 3.47 American dollars for one new Kuwaiti dinar. Although it is severly handicapped without electricity, the Commercial Bank, like many other major banks, was able to open for business because its records had been saved from the Iraqis. Mr. Yahya hid the bank's balance sheets in his home and sent its computer records to London via Syria with an Indian employee, who packed the tapes into the back of a trailer. The banks also face serious personnel shortages. Only 11 of the Commercial Bank's 35 branches opened today, with 137 out of 1,300 workers. Before the Iraqi invasion, only 17 percent of the bank's staff was Kuwaiti. Many of the foreign workers -- Jordanians, Palestinians and Indians -- fled and now cannot re-enter the country. For those exchanging money today, there was little they could buy in Kuwait. Many of those in line said they planned to use their money for vacations or for shopping trips to Saudi Arabia to buy generators and food. "I need to get away from this pressure," said Abdul Mohammed Hussein, a computer engineer in his early 40's who said he was withdrawing 1,500 new dinars to take a vacation in the United Arab Emirates. "Everywhere you go you find lines. At the supermarket, you find lines. To get petrol for the car, you find lines." Abdul Hamed al-Atar, a 50-year-old retired Interior Ministry official, said this was the first time he had set foot in a bank since September, and he seemed relieved. "Kuwaits always keep a lot of cash with them," he said as he was handed crisp new piles of money that he stuffed into a small bag. "It's a comfort to have money in my hands." http://www.nytimes.c...-its-banks.html
  12. I wish I could find the link and maybe someone here can, but under another Order, President Bush gave all American's the same citizenship in Iraq as an Iraqi, except for the right to vote. Don't know, but this may come into play since we have the same rights.
  13. I am only giving the link to the pdf becuse it is 140 pages long. Thought this might be of interest to some of you. http://iraq-businessnews.com/pdf/Iraq-Book-2011-Web.pdf
  14. Good read, BUT my bank is Regions in Florida and I just talked to them and their response was "REGIONS WILL NOT DEAL WITH THE IRAQ DINAR WHATSOEVER!!!!" So, there's my intel. Love how one story always negates another.
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