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  1. i knew somone would point out the disclaimer,wow on_reserve your badge is in the post.i wasnt bashing adam he is great as is this forum,not really sure what your rant is about.apart from you my friend are brown tonging. Im not the bad guy dude!

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  2. haha adam im in the uk, i dont even know what kool aid is???? But i hear the americans love it.lol no my point is that if what your saying happens then every single guru has been wrong,and your forums has allowed people to read that crap....i totally agree with what you saying by the way,but maybe i would have got more knowing the low rate it will come out at. The high rates and monday rvs has put me off through fear of being pumped. And i am happy for anything i get of course. But i never heard u quote a rate before so.......i hope you are wrong.

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  3. Cmon adam......people have been bashed hard on here for mentioning the lop word,and .10-.15 we have been told alot higher rates on here,granted not from you but were close and you as king say that now. Im pretty dissapointed, but thanks for the chat and your time here. Hope this happens soon :)

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  4. Dr. J is Dr. Johnson, a chiropractor who has traded currencies for many years and is invested in the dinar. His buddy from college works on Wall St. and acts as his source for dinar intel. When many people were predicting an RV last summer Dr. J said it wouldn't happen until at least mid October per his source. People bashed him of course, as a no-nothing chiropractor. "Everybody knows Iraq can't hold out until October. They're broke!" But when there was no RV in the summer and things started looking better in October a lot of people remembered what Dr. J said and asked him what his source was saying. He responded that unfortunately China was holding things up and there would be no RV until March 2012 at the earliest per his source. So the bashing started again, because there was no way Iraq could hold out until 2011 let alone 2012. "Stupid chiropractor. What does he know?" Well, here we are now in March of 2011 and still no RV. So far Dr. J's intel is as good as anybody's. Not saying he's right but not saying he's wrong either.

    Spot on there Scooby Doo,dr j has got it right more than some gurus,he will pop up again around the time im sure.thanks for the re-cap on him though.

  5. what your referring too is a lop,and its a touchy subject and if it happens we are all screwed,people on here like to believe that iraq wouldnt do that to us but the most honest answer is..........if its good for iraq then they will do it. Now inflation is quite low so its been speculated that a lop isnt necessary,and a straight rv is all thats needed.but nobody knows what they plan on doing,maybe someone will answer you in a better way. BUT ITS ALL SPECULATIVE. welcome to dinarvets :)

  6. Britain has seized about $160 million in Libyan currency from a ship that turned back from a planned trip to Libya.

    British officials say the ship returned to Britain Wednesday and was escorted into the port of Harwich by a British Border Agency vessel.

    Officials say a number of containers were moved from the ship to a secure location.

    The nationality and ownership of the ship are unclear.

    It had been heading to the Libyan capital, Tripoli, but did not end up docking there because of the unrest in the country.

    The United Nations Security Council has imposed sanctions on Libya in response to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi's violent crackdown on anti-government protests. The measures include a travel ban and an assets freeze.

    Britain announced earlier this week that it was freezing Ghadhafi and his children's British-based assets, in line with the U.N. sanctions.

    www.voanews.com/english/news/africa/north/Britain-Seizes-160-Million-in-Libyan-Currency-from-Ship-117400653.html

    (Reuters) - Britain extended a freeze on assets to a further 20 members of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's entourage on Friday, and has impounded around 100 million pounds ($160 million) of Libyan currency.

    Around 2 billion pounds of assets belonging to Libyan interests are believed to have been frozen in Britain under sanctions against Gaddafi's government after its violent crackdown on protests against Gaddafi's 41-year rule.

    The asset freeze was imposed last week and initially applied only to Gaddafi and his immediate family. It now extends to 26 people.

    "The financial net is closing in on Colonel Gaddafi," finance minister George Osborne told BBC television.

    "We're denying him access to bank notes, access to bank accounts, making sure he is held accountable for what is taking place in Libya and also denied the means to persecute his own people."

    Osborne said British officials were closely monitoring other bank accounts that might be linked to the regime and freezing those where appropriate.

    British authorities seized the cargo of 100 million pounds of Libyan currency from a ship that returned to its waters on Wednesday after it was unable to dock in the Libyan capital of Tripoli because of security concerns.

    The boat eventually docked in Harwich, eastern England, where British border guards unloaded its containers and took them to a secure location.

    Osborne said British authorities had been following the ship for a week and Gaddafi's regime had also been getting daily updates on its whereabouts.

    Prime Minister David Cameron said earlier this week that Britain had blocked a separate shipment of 900 million pounds in banknotes destined for Libya.

    Treasury officials and HSBC refused to comment on reports that the bank holds many of the cash and assets affected by the freeze.

    The Libyan Investment Authority, Libya's sovereign wealth fund, has a stake of more than 3 percent in Pearson -- publisher of the Financial Times newspaper. That stake has been frozen

    www.reuters.com/article/2011/03/04/us-libya-britain-idUSTRE72356B20110304

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