DigitalSamurai

I got hijacked into this investment. Back to December 15th (2010), one of my dearest friends in the world called me up to tell me about the dinar investment. The problem, after telling me about it he said I HAVE TO INVEST... IMMEDIATELY!. Looking into my pockets, I was able to come to an immediate decision about investing in dinar... NOT!!! With only $20 bucks in my pants, and a little prayer, I was able to immediately decide this investment wasn't for me. Why? Simple.. if God wanted me to participate, I'm sure he would have seen fit I had the money to do so. Never mind my natural born skepticism and the lingering doubts I had about something sounding 'too good to be true'. My best bud comes over to my place to discuss the importance of my participating, and (get this) THE FACT DINAR WAS ABOUT TO RV, POSSIBLY WITHIN 1-2 DAYS, at the most (OK OK, keep the laughter down). After showing him and explaining the other fact that I was broke, I went on to tell him I'm waiting for weeks already to get paid from a client of mine (computer services). Without hesitation, he just told me to give him my $20, then explaining he was going to cover my shortfall and pay for my first 1,000,000 dinar. Being a tech researcher for over thirty five years, and online for over eighteen, I spent the next five to six weeks trying my damnedest to de-bunk this, to no avail. All I can say after that is, thank God for DinarBanker and DinarTrade having reserve/lay-away purchase programs for dinar. And thank God for all of the folks connected with these many web sites who sincerely and aggressively work at providing all of us information about this unique investment. All of your efforts are deeply and heartily appreciated. God Bless you all. God bless the Iraqi people. Go...

One additional note. The U.S. debt is NOT $14 trillion. In fact, coming directly from the U.S. Comptroller right on CNN, the $14 trillion figure is used strictly for PR purposes for public consumption. The actual U.S. debt is slightly north of $65 trillion. Most noted economists cite that same debt range. It's a little like everyone who cites that, under Bill Clinton, the U.S. had a "surplus." We not only DIDN'T have a surplus, but the figure was based on B.C's budget like this... If there wasn't any additional expenditures added to B.C.'s budget for a period of either 10 or 20 years (I'm tired so I cant' remember exactly right now), at the end of that 10 or 20 year period, there would be a surplus. The surplus NEVER actually existed, and completely disappeared after Bush Jr. took office, as we all now know. DS

Thank you for this informative post. I just have a couple of questions/comments for The Eagle, if I may. Strictly for my own studies, having done some research last year on the Rothschild family. I was wondering where you were able to get the figure of $500 trillion for their collective worth? My research turned up they were worth about $460-$470 trillion. Regarding the RV rate cited, if Iraq RVs at 25-35 cents, how is that going to play out with their next door neighbor, Kuwait, whose Dinar is currently valued at $3.58+/- USD? Isn't that the same argument being made why Iraq's Dinar won't RV at $5.-$6., to avoid that big a disparity between the two countries currencies? Doesn't it make more sense for the Iraqi Dinar to RV closer to Kuwait's? Also, doesn't Iraq have a large enough asset base to be foundational to the value of their currency via the largest natural gas, and fourth largest oil reserves in the world? Any information provided would be very much appreciated. Again, most gracious thanks for the post. DS

Your sincerity to post some reality is commendable and appreciated. The ambiguity of the timeline might make it impossible for me to participate, being a newbie limited reserve Dinar purchaser. But, through this whole process, I've tried to keep focused on what's really important here. Not even being able to come close to imagining what nightmarish level of suffering the Iraqi people have gone through, over these last ten years especially, I have been praying for the people of Iraq. Wishing them every hope that they can get back to living 'normal lives' after their currency revalues. Additionally hoping the government they're building, that appears to be representative of their diverse cultures, really works out for them. Besides the many of us that are just trying to survive needing this financial benefit, I'm more concerned about Americans looking to just 'get rich' while we are all loosing our representative government. When this rv definitely happens, and the many Americans reap the rewards of their investment, I'l be curious to see how many of these nouveau riche actually get involved in trying to reclaim OUR beautiful country from the police-state/fascist direction it's charging into. What the hell good is it to be rich, if your government can 'tell you what to do, and where to do it.' And believe me, it's coming, and they'll be trying. Most gracious thanks.

Greetings, and many thanks to all of the posters who bring some common sense and understanding to this ever maddening playing field. With this being my very first comment, I want to qualify this post. After reading such insightful common sense from UNCS (most gracious thanks), I was moved to post my thoughts. Please bash or correct me respectfully if I've stepped over any lines herein. I'm always open to learn. Being a complete newbie to Dinar investing, but hearing all about the staggered country cashing out schedule circulating planet Earth, the following were a couple of my first thoughts which I actually shared in an email to a dear friend of mine (and fellow Dinar speculator). As well, I'm commenting (to my friend) about a particular post so this is not a generalization applying to every web site or commenter/poster about Dinar investing. I've excerpted this post from that email (with some minor tweaking for language and to respect other posters). I'm not purposely bashing anyone in particular, but more trying to throw out a few additional (hopefully) common sense thoughts about the approaching wildfire 'cash-out' day, and the madcap rumor pumping my friend and I are experiencing everyday/hour now. Lastly, to a small degree (I don't apologize for this), please excuse my lack of brevity, but I don't live in our sound-byte world. The English language is too rich and expressive to reduce one's vocabulary down to three-four word catch-phrases, or pop-culture/idiot-speak. Especially in this day and age where we are in more dire need than ever to improve human communication to address our many common social issues and ailments. Also, I've been up working for two days straight, which leads me to babble-on sometimes. "Hey bud, 1. If it is being recognized that Iraq has 'officially' RV'd, then we, who purchased on reserve, should be recognized as having owned our reserve purchase up to the official RV'ing, securing our purchase. Imagine how many unhappy customers Dinar brokers would have to deal with when telling them on Tuesday that their reserve purchase is now expired and invalid, and then the RV in the U.S. actually starts the official 'cash-in' day on Wednesday. Particularly when they're already insisting "... the RV has taken place." 2. This currency changeover will mostly affect Iraq's populace and international working status, and WILL NOT rescue the world from financial ruin (though I'm sure big business/oil is pulling strings behind the scenes). The U.S. is actually over $60 trillion in debt, not $14 trillion, which is the PR number bounced around by presidents and politicians alike as a (get this) palatable number. There is not going to be an 'end' to this recession. A million new U.S. millionaires WILL NOT take us out of debt, or stave off the coming dollar collapse, no matter what any of these people are saying. Show me ONE economist stating that? They are citing the world debt is $100 trillion. To which I would say, bull****. Especially if the U.S. debt is over $60 trillion (information stated on TV/CNN by the head accountant of the U.S.), and that was about three years ago. We are further in debt today. I also find it funny that the same guys who, just yesterday, were still guessing and clueless at how this RV will play out, having NO precedent of a country completely rebuilding itself from the ground up, in our modern times. And today, they're stating it makes perfect sense for the RV to roll out in this staggered country cash-out manner. Additionally, I find it insulting, inconsiderate and unprofessional to be addressing interested and confused Dinar investors as "fellow rich people" at this point. Especially when the RV IS NOT yet recognized as having officially happened here. And with, I'm sure, many people on a daily basis actually loosing their chance at becoming wealthy, all because of reserve purchases expiring within a short matter of days, or maybe even hours of that official U.S. recognition taking place (see item No. 1). Just a few thoughts. I'm not being negative. But, with a pending expiring reserve purchase myself, I don't appreciate the officialness of the U.S. RV line, being fudged by a bunch of over enthusiastic verbiage and hype. Especially while every day, hundreds or maybe thousands of people will be dropping-off this 'rich list', all because they didn't or couldn't afford to pay their balances within hours or mere days of the RV taking place, officially." Again, thank YOU, UNCS.