Norse39

I trust DinarTrade as a top notch company with an A+ rating with the BBB. I don't see any issues. Just remember, never spend the mortgage and don't get in bind with the bills. Spend what you can afford.

Sweet, I called about a month ago and was treated like I had head trauma. Was not going to call a bank again until after RV. Glad you got a better result!

Sorry, not enough sleep or coffee. Still struggling with a coherent thought process!

From what I'm seeing on fox news is the tax bill did not pass. No link, saw it on tv.

It's best to be silent and thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. ~ Abraham Lincoln (I think) I always think of this before I post......then I usually don't!

From what I have gathered from interviews I've read and heard, he personally has around 4 million in dinars. His family is already saturated with wealth. They are active in funding several charities that are helping people around the world, Iraq included.

Just checked it out, interesting. Possible dinar supply drying up?

I told my oldest daughter(26) and her husband about the dinar investment and got the old "you're throwing your money away and this sounds stupid" comments. I told my youngest daughter(22) and she bought some dinar of her own. Told my brother and all he had to say was "sounds interesting" but it wasn't in his budget. Told my retired mother and she bought some 15 minutes after we talked. What I am getting at is there will always be someone with a negative attitude and will fail to listen no matter how you present your information. Then there is the few that have the capacity to listen with an open mind and the will to see a once in a lifetime possibility. Oh yeah, my oldest girl said it was stupid but if it worked out I could buy her and my son-in-law a new house. I told her why would I buy you a house when I just gave you a million dollar investment tip?!

ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corp). It's not from an American new service but at least it is outside of Iraq! I still feel a little reserved and not wanting to get to excited. Any good news from Iraq is alway followed by waiting for the sound of the other shoe dropping!

Great post dude! I went and voted this morning and not gonna lie, felt pretty good!

Made me laugh, man. Whew, with all BS going on and newbies jumping the gun on the GOI I needed that!

My imagined scenario at DT: Ali says " listen up everyone, we are getting calls about the Gov't being formed....again! From here on out everyone's name is Ali and the answer is NO! Jeez people, I just sell the $h*t, do I look like CNN or FOX?"

I know we all get frustrated when someone jumps the gun on the GOI. Don't be too hard on misterjeff, newbies are like teenagers. They tend to go off prematurely when the excitement kicks in!

Nothing, that's why this post is in "off topic" section.

You know Tony. He's the guy that lives down the street next to Jeffery!

46 and now I'm 47. I thought about retiring early but Then I thought about my Father and Grandfather, both died soon after retiring. Man was meant to work and be productive is what I have figured out. Going to start a business after RV and do my part in creating jobs in America!

I heard Uranus. There calling it The Hanging Nads!

My plan: Cash in at the bank or with Ali. Have the money put into a private account. Find out what my taxes are and set that aside to stay straight with the IRS. Put the rest into a CDARS account for a year and explorer all options for investment. I figure a year ought to be good to allow for a new perspective on protecting new found wealth and to let find out what I want to do for the next 40 years!

I will add to my pretty paper collection when funds allow. Just received 1/2 a mil this morning from UPS!

Here is what I got out of this, computers for student stolen. Sold in a auction to a businessman. We know who sold them and who bought the PCs. We have a paper trail but no one but the delivery men (patsies) were arrested. The only punishment for officials is being embarrassed publicly. Looks like corruption is down to a science and should be taught in university!

$1+ will have me skipping and clicking my heels together all the way to the bank. $3.00 and I will throw in a cartwheel for free!

Thanks for the positive post! Geez, stomach is starting to hurt from all the excitement. Go RV! Ow ow ow, could be the pot of coffee I had!

Like he said in the video, " If you want to live under Sharia Law, you should stay in Somalia".

Don't know 'bout y'all but my head is spining!

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