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paj1985

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  1. The dinars will open next week at $3.51 and by the end of the month be at $7.87. Folks get ready for the Vegas

    millonaires club!!!!!! Finally the news we all have been waiting on!!

    Haha where did that come from?? You have been on here a long time so your not a pumper,whats the game pal??

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  2. I don't think that Keepm is bad, I just think ignorance disqusts him and when he is posting, he tends to get into it. The biggest A-hole in ALL dinarland is Steve I from PD. He is such a pompous as$ that I think he is starting to believe his own lies. The first time I saw Steve I post was when he was still here at DV. Then, he came across as a strange little boy seeking attention. Telling people that he was going to fly to Iraq last year to resolve an issue. Did he ever fly. NO. Did he ever come on and explain. NO He put out some excuse about a week later after alot of people were posting about his statement and commitment from that day. When he first posted, he tried to make himself look like he is some devout Christian. I have watched him act like a child tearring into someone for a simple mistake and act like he is King Dingeling. Yeah, some Christian!! He really has made me sick by his actions over the last 6 months not to mention what he did to zzzzzzzzz. What a joke he really has turned out to be with his, "I don't give out dates and rates. HAHA!!!! I know that I read posts of his claiming 100% on more than one occasion.

    Sooo! True stevei is a prick, mr believe everything i say and dont ask for proof. Proper tool.

    Cant believe how many cut off d/v to join that circus.

  3. This is exactly right. Other than US investors, China hold more Gov't IOUs than anyone else. They would be shooting themsleves in the foot as the poster above stated. Their currency is still pegged to the dollar. The reason they are trying to get away from the dollar solely is for diversification purposes...they want to hold a basket of currency...but what is the alternatives? Euro...ah no, to put it very blunt, everyone but the Germans are cooking the books...including the French. The Yen...they have been in a recession since the 1990's and it sure doesn't look like it will get any better in the years a head. They already keep their interest rates of borrowing so low to keep the economy going..and now they are upping the money supply to keep the yen from falling due to the diaster...that ain't viable alternative.

    What's left? British pound, Canadian dollar and the Auzzie dollar? All more or less based on hard assets...oil and precious metals.

    Short story long...it aint' China that is holding things up. They also want to have it RV so that it will spark an increase in infrastructure....one they would love to capitalize on..but that's another post. Anyway, that's my :twocents:

    Good post pretty lady. :P

  4. Sweet Jesus...

    Some dude in "England", no less, who runs a 'take out' is not going to know what the RV rate is. I know we've all read it before that there is probably only a handful of people on EARTH who know what that rate is going to be, so lets not get all crazy now.

    Nerd.

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  5. I think you may be mistaken. Great British Pound .5 means 50 pence. .05 means 5 pence

    I am British and 50 pence would be good for me.

    Go RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV

    0.5 5p its 5pence 8cent american,will people stop glossing what mort said,hes made it clear 5p ya know!! The small silver coin.

  6. Sorry for the confusion, I mean 5 pence, thats 0.05. I think thats around 8 cents, I think.

    Chreers for the info mort,keep it coming pal.........GOSH!!! 5pence people,not what were hoping for but better than a kick in the nuts.

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