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I don´t mind if people start critizising Med and the other so-called guru´s (in the country where I was born they say: a high tree catches a lot of wind). I remember july 2009 when Med, Groovgal and many others were saying that a RV was very close, just around the corner, you could stand on it, you could spit on it. Nothing ever happened. In my view nobody knows if or when a RV will happen. Maybe next week, maybe never. Over the years I bought dinars and wrote off my expenses right away. In this investment I have learned one thing. Never trust or believe a guru.

Delayed

I had a similar dream but when I woke up I realised that I had some beers the evening before.

Thanks Adam...it seems we are on the right track..

In Brazil nobody is talking about a revaluation of the Reaal. Can you give me a link where I can find more info about your statement?

This weekend is the meeting of the G-20 in Seoul and the main subject is the currency war. And there is no mention of the Iraqi dinar at all. If the revaluation of the Iraqi dinar is suppose to be a blessing for many countries why don´t they talk about in stead of being in a crisis mood? That is why I sometimes doubt if there ever will be a revaluation.

There will be no Iraqi government any time soon, so there will be no RV.

I just listened to the speech of Obama in relation to the project " It gets better". There must be a lot of countries in the world how wanted to have a president as the Americans have. Civilized, wise and with courage. Excellent and touching speech.

Mr. Allawi expects that there will be a new Iraqi government in november. He said this in an interview with the BCC. You can see it here.

It is not a mosque.

Brazil.

It seems not to be true. Here is a link: My link

Will this any consequenses for an RV? I mean Allawi or Al Maliki.

It is more important that The Netherlands win in South Africa. Let's hope for the best. I am Dutch.

Yesterday I was in Citibank in the city where I live in Brazil. When I was about to leave the bank I asked the manager if I could exchange the dinar there. His answer was quick and clear: no.

Congratulations. It is wonderful to have grandchildren. My first grandson/grandchild turned 3 years old today.

Acho que sim.

Some say: first a RV and then Chapter 7. Others say: first Chapter 7 and then RV. Who is right?

I am in Brazil and I don't know if it will be possible to exchange dinars here. Citibank, where I have an account, doesn't know a thing about the dinar. An alternative could be to send my dinars back to Ali but how do I get the money after the exchange, in Brazil? The procedure that is described in this thread is pretty much for American citizens I guess.

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Adam, I am a member of several other dinar sites. Do you mean that I have to cancel all these memberships?

On the website of Ali (dinartrade.com) you find addresses under the navigation button contact us.

Maybe my son will have a rich daddy.

I like this kind of analyses. One remark however. There was no revaluation of the Venezuelan Bolivar but a devaluation of 17%. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/8449721.stm

Waiting for an RV really hurts.....