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Posted 03 November 2012 - 11:08 PM Hello all, once again as I sit here and watch this board waiting for something to happen, I feel it is time for a reminder for the vets, and hopefully a lesson for the newbies. Its been a while since I put in my 2 cents worth, but when I sit here and watch all the newbies who are spending countless hours watching and waiting for this thing to pop, I figured it was time to re-post something I posted a couple years ago at about this time. It should be a reality check for some, and a reminder for others. While my information in this post with regards to the Dinar is mostly outdated now, you'll find there are somethings that are the same as they were 2 years ago. You may find it interesting that some of what I posted we have been waiting for since then and is still being talked about today. I'm not here to be a debbie downer, but to be a voice of reason and reality of what this investment can do to you. This post is from me 2 years ago when I got involved in this investment and let the dream of being rich consume me. I posted as much info as you see others post today. There have been many others, We come and go, Eventually you need to step back and take a close look at what you are waiting for and realize you need to be more than patient in this investment. Don't let it consume you, because it may be to late by the time you realize it. I may have caught myself in time, but I am still paying for it today. It's a long read, but worth your time. I would be willing to bet that most will not bother thinking they know what they are doing...just like I did. For you I pray you are right. Facing the reality, My 2 Cents PS Don't let my rep fool you, it was well over a 1000 before the reset about 2 years ago. I don't pay much attention to the reps, but I know many here use it as a tool of who is and is not worth listening too. Many vets here will tell you I am one who knows what I am talking about.

This, in my opinion is why we are not going to see any kind of RV anytime soon. At least 64 people killed in Iraq; U.S. offers reward By Michael Martinez and Mohammed Tawfeeq, CNN updated 10:05 PM EDT, Sat August 10, 2013 Smoke rising from a bomb attack in Tuz Khormato can be seen from a rooftop on August 10. HIDE CAPTION Wave of deadly bombings strike Iraq << < 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 > >> STORY HIGHLIGHTS NEW: U.S. State Department offers $10 million reward Death toll grows quickly as explosions erupt throughout Iraq Celebrations marked end of Ramadan July was deadliest in Iraq since the peak of Sunni-Shiite violence in 2006 and 2007 (CNN) -- In the wake of dramatic bloodshed in Iraq on Saturday, the U.S. State Department said it has offered a $10 million reward for information that helps authorities kill or capture the head of al Qaeda in Iraq, saying the group is behind most similar attacks this summer. At least 64 people were killed and 190 wounded in a wave of bombings that came amid Eid festivities marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan, two Interior Ministry officials told CNN. The violence in Iraq came as Muslims celebrated the recent completion of Ramadan's monthlong fasting. It followed a July that was the bloodiest in five years, when violence between Sunnis and Shiites -- both Muslim sects -- spun out of control. In a press release Saturday, the State Department said the attacks "bear the hallmarks of suicide and vehicle attacks in Iraq over the past ninety days" and said most of those attacks were committed by al Qaeda in Iraq, which is led by Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. The $10 million bounty on al-Baghdadi's head is second only to information leading to group's chief, Ayman al-Zawahiri, the State Department said. Saturday's death toll included reports by Baghdad police that at least 22 people were killed and more than 40 others wounded after eight car bombs exploded in Shiite neighborhoods. In Tuz Khurmatou, about 180 kilometers, or 112 miles, north of Baghdad, at least eight people were killed and more than 40 others were wounded when a suicide car bomber exploded on a commercial corridor. Tuz Khurmatou is an ethnically mixed city of Arab, Kurd and Turkmen residents. In Mosul, at least eight people were killed and 12 others were wounded in two separate explosions in the city. Mosul is a largely Sunni city about 400 kilometers, or 248 miles, north of Baghdad. New violence in Iraq In Nasiriya, a car bomb exploded on a busy road, killing four people and wounding 12. Nasiriya is located in the heavily Shiite region of southern Iraq and is about 400 kilometers outside of Baghdad. In Karbala, about 100 kilometers, or 62 miles, south of Baghdad, a car bomb exploded near a bus station, killing two people and wounding 15 others. Karbala is a Shiite city. The bloodshed appears to mark a new round of violence to hit Iraq in recent months, much of it stemming from decades-old discord between the nation's Sunnis and Shiites, the two largest branches of Islam. Sunnis have felt politically marginalized under a Shiite-led government since the ouster of longtime leader Saddam Hussein in a 2003 U.S.-led invasion. The enmity is further deepened by the fact Saddam's Baathist regime was composed mostly of Sunnis during more than two decades of dictatorship and was violently repressive against Shiites. July was the deadliest month in Iraq since the peak of sectarian violence in 2006 and 2007. According to figures released by the U.N. Assistance Mission for Iraq, 1,057 Iraqis were killed and another 2,326 were wounded in acts of terrorism and violence last month.

Need to send my wife to funeral for her Grandma, Selling 500k dinar for $450. Will ship anywhere in US with payment through paypal or can meet locally in Denver metro area. I am long time member on this forum with a good rep.

You mean lopsters are right and that is not what we want? God forbid that there are people out there who actually understand what deleting the zeros actually means for us. Funny that an article like this makes things so clear.

This is the truth behind this investment and why it is HIGH RISK. This investment is a long term high, risk investment with possibilities from losing it all, to braking even, to making 2-3 time return or hitting the mother load. Our chances for the mother load lay somewhere in the 5-10% range, sometime in far future. Maybe 30-40% range of making 2-3 times our investment. And the rest lies in the change we lose or break even. Like it or not, this is the truth. There will be people that will try and come up with reasons why an article like this is BS, but it is probably the most honest article I have seen about this investment.

WoW, this hits close to home. I went to Mission Viejo in kindergarten and 1st grade. I currently live less then a mile away from the school. It's just outrageous that anyone would be dumb enough to do this kind of thing. How does any program get "designed for children of color"? Found this update on local CBS news website. Mission Viejo Principal: ‘Tutoring Program Open To All Students’ After Segregation Allegations AURORA, Colo. (CBS4)- An elementary school principal is clarifying admission to an after-school tutoring program after parents complained it was only open to “children of color.” Mission Viejo Elementary School Principal Andre Pearson has sent out a letter to parents detailing a clarification with the tutoring program after he initially told one parent in a voice mail, “It’s focused for and designed for children of color, but certainly, if we have space for other kids who have needs, we can definitely meet those needs.” The letter reads in part, “I want to express my regret for the communication sent last Friday describing the PASS tutoring program.” It also states, “… the tutoring program is open for all students, regardless of race/ethnicity, and on a first come, first served basis. As your child’s principal, I am equally concerned about the success of all students who attend our wonderfully diverse school.” The tutoring program is part of PASS which stands for Parents of Academically Successful Students. Each Cherry Creek School has a parent leadership team that runs the program. “It’s part of our excellence in equity initiative to close the achievement gap,” said Cherry Creek School District spokeswoman Tustin Amole. Amole said it was a misunderstanding. A sign up sheet sent home to parents indicated the tutoring program was only for students of color. Angela Green Garland, the parental coordinator for Mission Viejo Elementary, said that all students have always been involved in the tutoring program, despite what the sign up sheet indicated. The Cherry Creek School District’s website states that “PASS is a parent leadership group dedicated to closing the achievement gap for our African-American and Hispanic or Latino students.” Nicole Cox’s 10-year-old daughter attends Mission Viejo Elementary and needs tutoring. She is white and Cox felt she was being left out of the program based on her race. “I just want every single person to be treated equally,” said Cox. “We deeply regret that they got that communication,” said Amole. http://denver.cbslocal.com/2013/02/14/mission-viejo-tutoring-program-segregation-allegations/

Sad that there are so many new people who do not have a clue of who Steve is. Back in the day after he was banned from here, started his own dinar site promising equality for all member but him becoming the dictator who all the sudden had "contacts" He accused me of stealing his work and presenting it as my own just because I shared it here. He was selling tickets to some big event after the RV that I don't even remember now. This guy is a joke, and does not know squat about the RV. His only goal is fulfilling his need to be known. If your listening to Steve, you should try a search of some of the bs from him here, if there is any still. Steve has become the new terryk....sad.

I'm not trying to put down your info or be a downer, but anyone who knows me on this site knows that I am a realist. While what you are stating is possible, without having lower denominations available, it is not possible for the value to increase beyond what the current denominations allow for. I will use the same example as I have in the past If 1 dinar is equal to 1 usd and you go to buy a bottle of soda for 1 dinar how are you going to receive change if the lowest denomination available is 50 dinar? it is not possible to make change nor is it possible to pay for that soda with a 1 dinar denomination. HOWEVER....This can work is if the float is managed until such time that lower denominations are available or if they already do exist, but the value will remain low to accommodate for the high denominations. If the dinar is allowed to appreciate without lower denominations, the people of Iraq will not have any way to pay for simple everyday items. Kinda makes you wonder what ever happened to the debit card for the people of Iraq. It was not something they were very fond of happening, however, if they have become comfortable with the ration cards, they might be willing to use debit cards instead of cash for a short period of time. I find this to be a very unlikely scenario. Hope this is all true, I would love to finally get off this ride.

Thanks Rich, always good to see you too. Hope all is well RVD

I am doing better, I got the job I mentioned in the post and have been with them ever since. I just completed my 23rd pool season and things look good for the future. HOWEVER, I can't stress enough that I am still paying for the financial burden I placed on myself and my family because of this "dream" I hope all will take a close look at where they are today and if I help even one person realize they are in the same place and they can do something about it, then this post served its purpose. God Bless you all, and may all of your dreams come true RVD

A guy walks into a bar with an alligator....wait, I got in trouble for telling this joke in the chat room once....nevermind

Hello all, once again as I sit here and watch this board waiting for something to happen, I feel it is time for a reminder for the vets, and hopefully a lesson for the newbies. Its been a while since I put in my 2 cents worth, but when I sit here and watch all the newbies who are spending countless hours watching and waiting for this thing to pop, I figured it was time to re-post something I posted a couple years ago at about this time. It should be a reality check for some, and a reminder for others. While my information in this post with regards to the Dinar is mostly outdated now, you'll find there are somethings that are the same as they were 2 years ago. You may find it interesting that some of what I posted we have been waiting for since then and is still being talked about today. I'm not here to be a debbie downer, but to be a voice of reason and reality of what this investment can do to you. This post is from me 2 years ago when I got involved in this investment and let the dream of being rich consume me. I posted as much info as you see Yota post today. There have been many others, We come and go, Eventually you need to step back and take a close look at what you are waiting for and realize you need to be more than patient in this investment. Don't let it consume you, because it may be to late by the time you realize it. I may have caught myself in time, but I am still paying for it today. It's a long read, but worth your time. Facing the reality, My 2 Cents PS Don't let my rep fool you, it was well over a 1000 before the reset about a year ago. I don't pay much attention to the reps, but I know many here use it as a tool of who is and is not worth listening too. Many vets here will tell you I am one who knows what I am talking about.

Thanks Bama, good to see you again. Appreciate the well wishes

Title says it all I have no choice as I need to hire a lawyer to get custody of my children and remove them from an abusive step father. I am in Denver and I am not sure how the whole thing works for shipping to other states. I can take a paypal payment and ship same day or I can meet someone who is in Denver area. If you are interested, hit me up on my page or leave a post here. Thanks, RVD

Relayed to you from whom? Frank?? You have moved up to having contacts now? Where does this information come from? Are you no longer a pet and have moved up to intel provider? This is the news section, something you know very little about, you need to stick with playing with the kiddies in the rumors section, and let the adults handle the real world.

While I have to agree that this is great news, I am going to also play devils advocate for a minute so as to keep people grounded on the issue. Kuwait does support Iraq being fully removed from Chpt 7 BUT only if Iraq has fulfilled it's obligations in regards to Kuwait. The Kuwaiti's are stubborn little rich kids with too much money, too much big brother protection, and way too much time on their hands. They are also using chpt 7 sanctions against Iraq to get the new port they are building done before Iraq has firm ground to stand on. In other words, while Iraq in still under sanctions, and they hold some power over them for the release of chpt 7, they are using this against Iraq and telling them to either accept it, or we will stretch this out even longer. Now, Iraq and Kuwait's issues with this port is part of the disputed border issues, so if they cannot come to some kind of agreement on this port, then Kuwait holds the trump card on the issue and they are using that card on Iraq. This is unfair in my opinion, but that is whole other discussion, and one that most on here really don't care about, Let's just hope they can finally come to some kind of agreement and get this thing done. Just as a side note to all of this is that Kuwait may have some whining, rich kid power in parliament, they do not have veto power and are helpless to stop it if out voted. Their main ally (USA) with veto power, is not likely to block Iraq's release from Chpt 7

It was not a bash, it was a question. You stated in your initial post can we still get credit for people saying they 'would give a plus + if they could" correct? I asked if those pluses are really that important to you that you started a thread just to get some back. Your answer was sufficient and clarified with I never thought of getting anything for myself. It never needed to be looked at as a bash, I was mostly stating my observation and opinion on the matter. I think the poll is a good idea, but a futile one since most on here will vote to keep it because they do care about their reputations. Problem is that there are a lot of really good people on here who had their reputations wiped out not long ago, so the reps are misleading now. I had over 1000 rep before that, but since I don't post much anymore, I never got mine back up. I liked the reps up til then, because it could give you an idea if that person was worth listening to or not. More importantly was that the pluses were good for knowing if people agreed with you or not in opinon/perspective posts Especially the long timers who's reps were well earned. I never asked for pluses like you see people do now by adding "plus if you like" Its almost like begging to be popular IMO. At the same time, there are a lot of reps out there built by praying on the newbies, by posting BS rumors and such, but nothing else. These pumpers pets mislead people into believing they are reputable source of information, when they are not.

Are your pluses and minus really that important to you that you started a thread to try and get a few stupid reputation points back? This is not a popularity contest here. Ever since the plus button stopped working, you would think its the end of the world for some. I think they should do away with the reputation status all together personally. Let the button stay broken.

Hello all, its been a while since I put in my 2 cents worth, but when I sit here and watch all the newbies who are spending countless hours watching and waiting for this thing to pop, I figured it was time to re-post something I posted last year at about this time. It should be a reality check for some, and a reminder for others. While my information in this post with regards to the Dinar is mostly outdated now, you'll find there are somethings that are the same as they were a year ago. It's a long read, but worth your time. Facing the reality, My 2 Cents

not sure what you mean by this, but just because it is pegged does not mean they have to back it 100% with reserves, but this is a mute point and frankly just does not matter in the over all scheme of things. If Iraq were to RV, then it would be a free market increase in the exchange rate, which means it will no longer be pegged. Iraq can more then afford to pay off people like us without ever touching their reserves, its called oil. This thing could swing either way and there are arguments on both sides of the debate and both can be convincing. You have taken the stance that RD is the only possibility, and ignore the other side completely now and why? There is very much the possibility that this will go exactly as we want it to. May not be when, and it will not be in the form of some overnight huge change on the CBI like everyone thinks it will, but it can and I still believe will. Lighten up on trying to get everyone to believe it will lop, and take a closer look at why it won't.

Excellent article, great simple breakdown of the ins and outs of the HCL This is good news, lets hope they are able to get it to a vote and this guy was not just tanking out his... Where are we on this law, did we finish first and second readings? Is this coming out of council or newly introduced? I'm so out of touch LOL

good to see someone understands the importance of the lower denominations. While it's plausible that the lower denominations were printed already, it is not likely to be the case. The cost of printing such a large bloc of multiple denominations coupled with being able to have the correct year printed on them on a guess for when the release would be makes this scenario very unlikely. However, this does not mean that the new bills are not being printed as we speak or have been printed recently. This would not be to difficult of a secret for them to keep, since the printers are held under such high security. We can only hope this is the case if we wish to see this soon, otherwise it will take time for them to get the new lower denominations printed, moved into place around the country and placed into circulation.

BRIGHTON, Colo. -- During raids on 25 marijuana grow operations across Colorado this week, authorities said they seized lots of guns, pot, cash and, surprisingly, 15 million in Iraqi Dinar currency. At a Friday news briefing in Brighton, law enforcement officials displayed some of the loot seized in Operation Sweet Leaf, the Wednesday raids that netted 13 arrests. They also warned of the dangers that grow houses pose to the people, including children, who live inside them. The haul included: 40 guns 2,749 marijuana plants 147 pound of dried pot Over $278,500 in cash 15 million in Iraqi Dinar currency Asked to explain the pile of Iraqi currency, officials said the ongoing investigation prevented them from discussing it. Don Quick, district attorney for Adams and Broomfield counties, said the vast majority of the marijuana was being shipped out of Colorado. Destinations included California, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Texas. Authorities said those arrested were not involved in growing medical marijuana. Quick said the mult-iagency investigation began 10 months ago when authorities in another state made a major marijuana seizure and learned the pot had been grown in Colorado. Colorado investigators found that traffickers were using the U.S. mail to ship both the marijuana and huge amounts of cash. One parcel contained $10,000, said Pam Durkee of the United States Postal Inspection Service. An indictment said the ring was headed by 22-year-old Jordan Buehrer of Thornton. The raids hit two dozen homes from quiet metro Denver suburbs to Breckenridge. Authorities said a total of seven children were removed from homes and placed in the care of social services. Dr. John Martyny, an expert in environmental diseases at National Jewish Hospital, said a year-long study of 24 indoor grow operations found health hazards for people living in the houses and to narcotics agents raiding them. The indoor grows used a lot of heat lamps and water, which create "incredibly elevated levels of mold that pose a definite health hazard to law enforcement officers coming in and also to people living there, especially the children," Martyny said. "These high (mold) levels can cause a lot of pulmonary problems, especially if the exposure lasts for a long period of long time," he said. "In a young child, the impact could last for the rest of their life." Martyny said pot growers also use dangerously high levels of carbon dioxide to spur plant growth. They sometimes tamper with furnace and water heater vents to trap the gas in the homes. Other contaminants include massive amounts of fertilizer and pesticides that are not intended for indoor use, he said. http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/30319288/detail.html

The only one it matters that he blinks is Maliki who is tied to Iran through Sadr. He holds the key to all of this political deadlock. The Iraqia list and the Kurds are both being screwed by Maliki, it seemed as though he had come to agreement with the Kurds, but still did not follow through on his promises. He is far from coming to terms with the Allawi. He is not just being pressured by the Kurds and Allawi, he is also getting pressure from his own political bloc, so the best bet right now is for the Kurds and Allawi to join forces and go for a vote of no confidence. I think they would have the votes to remove him.