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Uncle Munsch

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  1. KBR is not not the only contractor there. I was there 5 years for another sub, and my pay rate was above GS-13 as a Project Manager before uplift.......randalln has it right... T,
  2. “…the process of deleting three zeros from the Iraqi currency will lead to a revaluation” – Dr. Hilal Al-Tahan, economist Note: An article very similar to this news story has been posted on Currency Newshound. However this particular article uses the word “revaluation” in Dr. al-Tahan’s quote. I thought it was interesting and wanted to share it with you. It is very difficult to find an article speaking of currency revaluation and iraqi dinar in the same context. Enjoy! Delete the zeros of the Iraqi currency of the important issues of concern to economists at the present time and this made the call Central Bank Governor Sinan al-Shabibi to come to the House of Representatives at its yesterday to discuss this issue, members of Parliament have discussed with the Governor a number of economic aspects of interest to the public sphere In addition to (deletion of zeros) of the Iraqi currency in and out, with a nominal value of cash and keep Bakimiteha purchasing. Adviser to the CBI the appearance of Mohammed Salih said: The current year will witness the launch the process of removing zeros, stressing that the bank has completed 50% of the preparations that are working on since 2005. And added to the Agency for News: The strategy is based on the principle of gradual substitution of the Iraqi currency with another, less three zeros, and pointed out that the positives of this strategy is that it will be less expensive and easier to trade. He continued that the deletion of zeros from the Iraqi currency will depend on the long-term monetary policy. From currency newshound, note the bold. Not sure if I am allowed to post the link or not..... T,
  3. Pretty sure the terms of "taking money out of Iraq" are addressed by the SOFA agreement, which is and understanding between the US Military, and the governing body (at the time) in Iraq. Iraq says, we don't want your people smuggling out money, US military says okay servicemen/Contractors, you can't do this. On the other hand, Iraq wants to "auction" or "sell" their currency so they can make money off the sale. Might be the impetus for passing 13303, so regular investors can hold the dinar. If it was illegal to own, nobody in the states would be allowed to sell it. At least, that's the way I understand it........ T,
  4. Let me offer you some suggestions. Consult a tax attorney, and an investment broker. Or, contact Adam Montana and retain his services. I can assure that if there is anyone that can counsel you on the Dinar, it would be Adam. Get all the possibilities, talk to licensed, certified consultants, then make an informed decision, as you would with any other stock or trading decision....it's a personal decision that only you can make.. T,
  5. Sad part about this is, they actually believe it...... T,
  6. It's a know fact that Bin Laden has a kidney ailment. We have even found evidence in the past of a portable dialysis (sp?) machine in one of his hideouts....... That "duck call" is the flash hider of a Tabuk...the short AK-47 he carries...... T,
  7. We had a murder warrant out for this tard early on, and we let him walk.......that might come back to bite us in the end..... T,
  8. I bought it in 2003, right after it came out, still in the wrapper.............you would probabbly hate me if I told you what I paid for 1MM dinar...... T,
  9. Exactly....I worked there in Iraq, Baghdad to be exact, for 5 years. There was no shutdown of anything during this tme. The Iraqi's fasted during daylight hours...had a breakfast before daylight but then no food, very little water if any...and then had a huge meal and celebration at the end of each day. Government was open, shops were open, business as usual.......people moving and working every where....life had to go on....... It's anybody's guess when they will form a government, or RV for that matter, as Arabs in general, never get in a hurry to do anything.....ever.........don't get too hung up on a date or timeline, I've been in this since 03 and am not going to get excited now........especially over rumors..... T,
  10. Spoke to the folks at Capital One, and Wachovia/Wells Fargo. They both want you to have an account with them, but will cash you in. Wachovia/Wells Fargo charges a one time transaction fee of 75 dollars, no matter how much you change. Takes about 2 weeks to deposit in your account. Capital One says they charge no fee to it's account holders. All this once the Dinar becomes a viable currency, as they are not trading it now...... T,
  11. New to the site, not to the Dinar. Been invested since 2003. Spent 5 years overseas in Kuwait and Iraq. Been lurking for a while, just not too much to add at this point....... T,
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