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I stand corrected.....I did it in my head and must have added a zero to my calculation by mistake.

If you truly have $30k worth of dinar, that means you roughly have 30,000,000 dinar. How are you getting $173,040,000 with an rv of $6.18? That would actually give you around $1,800,000,000 not $173,000,000.

For some reason some of my links arent working properly, but I assure you this is real news.

Got this off DD and things seem to really be happening. When DD gets excited, I get excited......... Excellent LINKS to news articles brought forward by Kar at One Dinar… Check em out! If you don’t think things are happening, then you’ve got your head in the sand! Things are ABSOLUTELY happening. Toward what end… we wait and see… Zebari, in London, Looking Out the Requirements of Iraq From Chapter VII BAGHDAD (Bapinos) Research and Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari with Alastair Bird and British Minister of State for Near Eastern affairs, the political situation in Iraq and the region. The Iraqi Foreign Ministry said in a statement that the two sides also discussed Iraq's participation in the London conference about Libya, Iraq marks the return of weight to international forums and that the voice of a new democratic Iraq is heard in international circles. She noted that the Minister of Foreign Affairs offer Government's vision of the developments of the political situation in the region and the Arab countries and the increasing demand of their peoples of their rights of democracy and peaceful democratic change. It added that in another part of the talks discussed the results of the ministerial talks of the Iraqi delegation to the State of Kuwait and talks frank and businesslike and professional. She said that Zebari expressed his government's seriousness in dealing with Security Council resolutions under Chapter VII of the remaining and on the relationship between Iraq and Kuwait, noting that the minister called for the support members of the Security Council to close this file. http://translate.google.com/translate?js=n&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&sl=ar&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.babnews.com%2Finp%2Fview.asp%3FID%3D36949. Iraq-Kuwait Committee Meeting March 28th; Kuwait FM Assures to Help Iraq Emerge From Ch VII Sanctions Kuwait (news) .. ends the day the Iraqi parliamentary delegation headed by President of the Iraqi Council of Representatives Osama Nujaifi visit as a success to the State of Kuwait continued for three days. After an agreement to set up committees to discuss the outstanding problems between the two countries. A member of the delegation, Dr. Salim Abdullah al-Jubouri, the Chairman of the Commission on Human Rights Council in close communication with him conducted by the Agency (news) today, said that the delegation will end the day visit to Kuwait that lasted for three days, calling the visit a success. And that there are joint committees between the two countries will begin their work in the twenty-eighth of this month to resolve outstanding problems between them and the most important issue of debt owed by the Kuwaiti invasion by Iraq in August of 1990. Jubouri said that this visit has been a success exists in many of the aspects that were discussed between the two sides, pointing out that there is a presence of good faith of the parties in Kuwait resolve the outstanding problems between the two countries. The Kuwaiti Prime Minister Sheikh Nasser Mohammad Al-Sabah visited the Iraqi capital of Baghdad last January, which was labeled as historic and extraordinary, and announced the formation of a joint committee in order to resolve all outstanding problems between the two countries. The Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari in a timely manner was to address the unfortunate incident in the territorial waters was agreed to investigate the subject as an isolated and accidental, not essential and will not affect the friendly relations between the two sides. For his part, Kuwaiti Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed Al-Salem Al-Sabah said Kuwait has the blessing of Iraq’s success in proving the democratic process and the issuance of a series of resolutions declare the exit Iraq from Chapter VII, and assured help our brothers out of the threat of sanctions completely. He stressed that the visit is very important, do not include the protocol but also to discuss issues, and we took the decision to remove the obstacles. He said the Kuwaiti minister there are many issues considered by the Committee, we have a genuine desire to build bridges, not dams. He concluded by stressing participation of the Emir of Kuwait at the Arab summit scheduled to be held in Baghdad next May. For his part, Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, his country’s keenness to develop relations with Kuwait, said during a meeting with his Kuwaiti counterpart that Iraq is in the political process, no longer a country of one man, in the same nation, and class, adding that Iraq today is a unified country, and its resolution uniform, and has its institutions and services in various critical areas, and Iraq today is not like Iraq at the time of the previous dictatorship, does not risk its security and Aiatdi on others. He stressed that after the completion of security, we want to solve all the problems left behind by the previous regime, particularly with regard to relations with the brotherly countries, namely the State of Kuwait, it is not in our interest to the survival of these problems, we want to finish this, because we are brothers and neighbors, and we must end all outstanding matters, It is now on the way to a solution, and there is a joint committee of specialists will begin to solve these problems as soon as possible. For his part, Kuwaiti Prime Minister said that the previous phase is over, and we are now in a new phase of bilateral relations between the two brotherly countries and neighbors, and if there were difficulties we face, we have to solve it through peaceful means, and the Joint Committee will be competent to find solutions as soon as possible. He said Sheikh Nasser Al-Iraq congratulate the lifting of international sanctions, and we stress the importance of leaving under (lifting) Chapter VII, and start joint-venture relations in border areas and oil and other economic fields. And promised to visit in a timely manner is the first of its kind for senior Kuwaiti official since the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait during the era of former president Saddam Hussein in 1990, it is also the first at this level since 1989 when the late Prime Minister Sheikh Saad Al Abdullah Al Sabah visited Baghdad. Has urged Kuwait during December of last year’s Iraq on the need to comply with UN resolutions to resolve the outstanding issues between them, and that after the cancellation of the UN Security Council recently imposed sanctions on Baghdad. http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ar&tl=en&u=http://www.ikhnews.com/news_view_10262.html&rurl=translate.google Kuwait-Iraq Cmte Working on Outstanding Issues Politics 3/29/2011 1:31:00 AM By Mona Shister (with POL-KUWAIT-IRAQ-STATEMENT) KUWAIT, March 28 (KUNA) — Kuwaiti Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Dr. Mohammad Sabah Al-Salem Al-Sabah and visiting Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari agreed Monday that the first meeting of the joint ministerial committee made headway in solving outstanding issues. Addressing a joint press conference here this evening at the end of the two-day meeting, Sheikh Dr. Mohammad said His Highness the Amir Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah was keen on receiving the Iraqi side of the committee out of sincere desire to build firm relationship with sisterly Iraq based on mutual confidence and neighborliness. “We bet that the new democratic and open Iraq will be a helping factor for regional stability and security; we are sure of winning the bet,” Sheikh Dr. Mohammad said. As for the sticking points between the two neighbors, he said: “The agenda of the meeting included 12 items covering almost all bilateral issues.” “These issues include clear-cut international obligations that do not need explanation and to which Iraq is definitely committed; they include the maintenance of the border marks and compensations for Kuwait,” he noted. “There are other bilateral issues that need negotiation and mutual trust to reach a mutually-acceptable settlement; these include the issue of debts owed by Iraq to Kuwait,” he added. On his part, Zebari agreed that the debt issue is a bilateral one that is not included in the UN Security Council resolutions related to Iraq. “The just-ended meeting highlighted the need for developing mechanisms to tackle such issues and tacked almost all controversial issues. “I think the coming committee meeting, due in Baghdad, will be more important for solving the essential issues although the just-ended meeting is one of the most important meetings between the two sides since the ouster of the former Iraqi regime (of Saddam Hussein),” he said. “There are a range of crucial decisions that need to be made in order to pave the way ridding Iraq of the sanctions adopted under Chapter VII of the UN Charter during the defunct regime,” Zebari affirmed. “We have discussed Iraq’s commitments to the UNSC resolution 833 relating to the sovereignty and safety of Kuwait and the freedom of navigation at the maritime corridors as well as the compensations for farmers,” he added. The Iraqi minister noted that his delegation felt a sincere desire on the part of Kuwait to help his country get rid of the UN-imposed sanctions. He reaffirmed that the new democratic Iraq is totally different from the Saddamite one and seeks neighborly ties with sisterly Kuwait. The Iraqi top diplomat expressed gratitude for HH the Amir, HH the Prime Minister Sheikh Nasser Al-Mohammad Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah and Sheikh Dr. Mohammad for the warm reception and hospitality they offered to him and his entourage. http://www.kuna.net.kw/NewsAgenciesPublicSite/ArticleDetails.aspx?id=2155987&Language=en. That Calls on Baghdad to Make Tangible Progress in the Remaining Obligations of Chapter VII Posted 01/04/2011 04:00 AM Washington welcomed UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon night of Security Council resolution last December to eject Iraq from Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations, but Baghdad called "concrete" progress in its remaining obligations. He suggested that the report of the Security Council for its next week to confirm Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki reiterate in writing a commitment to Security Council resolution 833 in 1993 as a yardstick for confidence-building between the two countries. The Security Council requested the Secretary-General to report every four months to monitor the activities of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) and main developments in the areas of security, politics and society in Iraq in addition to international and regional events. He welcomed the fact that the positive momentum created by the historic mutual visits at the level of Prime Ministers between Iraq and Kuwait and commended the decision to form a joint bilateral Commission to take immediate steps to address issues of concern to both countries. "I hope that this new spirit translates into actions solid could engage in building trust between the two sides to this end, my Special Representative Ad Melkert and Gennady Tarasov Supreme Coordinator will continue to help Iraq and Kuwait in a convergence on these long-standing issues. And that the Iraqi Government renewed its call to reaffirm their commitment to Security Council resolution 833 in 1993 concerning land and maritime boundary with Kuwait as soon as possible and to take urgent steps to resume maintenance tags border including reposition farmers away from the border with Kuwait. He stressed that progress in this regard "requirement to normalize Iraq's international equivalent of what it was before the adoption of resolution 661" following the former Iraqi regime's invasion of Kuwait in 1990. With regard to missing Kuwaitis since 1991 the United Nations to field explorations team joint Kuwaiti-Iraqi sites may be mass graves in Iraq (Nasiriyah) under the auspices of ICRC and with logistical mission (UNAMI), recalling similar actions planned during April. Turning the United Nations Secretary-General in his report to the security turmoil in Iraq, saying "events in Iraq have shown over the past few weeks that Iraq is not immune to the wave of civil disturbances which affected other parts of the region". The demonstrations that roamed over Iraq and the violence highlighted the urgent need to address the low level of public services and high rates of unemployment and the failure to curb corruption. He warned that delays in addressing these issues will be marginalized in the political and security gains achieved by Iraq in recent years. The Mission of (US) to expand Security capabilities and strengthening its resources in order to ensure flexible security and credible by the withdrawal of u.s. troops from Iraq later this year. Stressed that "I would like to assure the Government of Iraq (UNAMI) mission and the United Nations will spare no efforts in assisting them to confront socio-economic challenges facing". http://www.microsofttranslator.com/bv.aspx?from=ar&to=en&a=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.alesbuyia.com%2Finp%2Fview.asp%3FID%3D25600. Permanent Representative of Iraq to the United Nations in Geneva, Ambassador Ali Mohammed al-Hakim heads the Iraqi delegation in meetings of the Governing Council of the United Nations Compensation its Seventy First. Wednesday, 2006 April 2011 20:33 Permanent Representative of Iraq to the United Nations in Geneva, Ambassador Dr. Mohammed Ali al-Hakim heads the Iraqi delegation at the meetings of the Governing Council of the United Nations Compensation its seventy-first. The Board of Directors of the United Nations Compensation its seventy-first session in Geneva from 5 to 7 April 2011. At the opening plenary of the Council elections are held to select a new president to succeed to the Ambassador of Austria, who ended his term ended in December 2010. And was elected the Permanent Representative of Germany, Ambassador Reinhard Shoeb, President of the Council. And during the session to discuss various issues relating to the work of the Compensation Commission, including reports on the activities of the secretariat of the Committee since the last session in November 2010, on follow-up program for environmental awards and monitoring of technical and financial implementation of the reform of environmental and rehabilitation projects, in addition to the distribution of funds and payments by governments and international organizations claimants, and transparency in the distribution process, and the return of undistributed funds. At the opening session, on 04/05/2011, threw the Permanent Representative, Ambassador Mohammed Ali Hakim, a speech by the Iraqi delegation in the Council in which he mentioned that after the formation of the Iraqi government took many of the direct talks between the Government of my country and the State of Kuwait focused on outstanding issues, including compensation. After the visit of Prime Minister of the State of Kuwait, Sheikh Nasser Al-Mohammad Al-Ahmad Al-Iraq and the state visit of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to Kuwait has been agreed to set up a joint ministerial committee under the chairmanship of the Foreign Ministers of the two countries are to explore the outstanding issues, and held in the State of Kuwait, during the period 2728 / March 2011, the first round of meetings of the Iraqi-Kuwaiti ministerial committee to discuss the outstanding issues between the two countries with the participation of Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari, Foreign Minister Sheikh Dr. Mohammad Sabah Al-Salem Al-Sabah. As has been preparing for this meeting of the two sides since a long time to make sure of its success, and since the first day of the meeting was the allocation of work on the four sub-committees to discuss technical issues, professional and political relationship and report to the Ministers of Foreign Affairs. The Mr. and Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari after the end of the first round of talks as the first time, venue of the talks and professional security and process to resolve the core issues and core without compliments social or diplomatic, according to international legitimacy resolutions and the resolutions of the Security Council, and that these meetings discussed Iraq's compliance with Security Council resolution (833), freedom of navigation in sea lanes and border crossings and border signs and compensation of property, there is also a road map and action plan for implementation of all these commitments, explaining that he can not expect to accomplish this legacy in a session or two, and the importance of the outcomes of the first meeting will to work actively to resolve the basic and fundamental issues between the two countries. The Permanent Representative in his speech that of the topics on the agenda the subject of the future program of environmental reform have put the team on the study on this subject several options in its report issued on 13.03.2010, explaining the pros and cons of each option was put forward and how to move from one program to another and obligations Finance for the implementation of each program, and had previously indicated the Government of Iraq opinion on the options put forward by the Expert Group on the future of the reform program of environmental and believe that remains the subject as it is now until the end of the Joint Ministerial Commission between Iraq and Kuwait, for its work, especially that the transition to another option would lead to delays in implementation of projects for a long time. Stressing that it is essential to inform the Iraqi side of what was on the disbursement of funds allocated to the program of environmental reform by governments participating in the program. The Permanent Representative had been paying the bulk of the damages imposed on our people in Iraq, amounting to U.S. $ 52 billion. As paid in Iraq and 1 / April 2011, nearly 32 billion U.S. dollars, more than half the amount of compensation and therefore we hope that it is considering the possibility of stop rate cuts amounting to 5% of oil revenues as stated in paragraph 21 of Security Council resolution 1483 of 2003 and leave the subject for the Joint Ministerial Commission. He met with the Permanent Representative on the sidelines of meetings of the President and members of the delegation of the State of Kuwait, Sheikh Ahmad Al-Abdullah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah and Oil Minister and Minister of Information. He also met the President and members of the delegation of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Prince Turki bin Nasser bin Abdul Aziz, chairman of the Environment and Meteorology at the Ministry of Defence and Aviation. And also met with Mr. Fuad Mustafa Krishan, director of the Project Management Unit in the Ministry of Environment of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&sl=ar&tl=en&u=http://www.iraqimission.ch/ar/category-layout-ar/184-2011-04-06-19-40-40&prev=_t&rurl=translate.google.com&usg=ALkJrhiySAVNHb7nF8rJqKZDfI_W8BXXlw. Melkert confident Iraq reaffirmation of land, maritime boundaries with Kuwait "within reach" Politics 4/8/2011 8:54:00 PM UNITED NATIONS, April 8 (KUNA) -- Ed Melkert, the UN Special Envoy to Iraq, on Friday said he was confident that Iraqi expected reaffirmation of the land and maritime boundaries with Kuwait is "within reach". "I am confident that the expected reaffirmation of the land and maritime boundaries pursuant to resolution 833 of 1993 by the Government of Iraq is within reach," Melkert told the Security Council as it met to examine Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's periodic report on the work of the UN Assistance Mission in Iraq (UNAMI). "In turn," Melkert added, "there is now a basis for achieving full mutual understanding of the principle of unimpeded maritime access to Iraqi ports". Ban had suggested in his latest report to the Council on UNAMI that a letter by Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Al-Maliki "reaffirming the land and water boundaries pursuant to Security Council resolution 833 of 1993 would be an important confidence-building measure towards improving relations between Iraq and Kuwait". Melkert told the Council "I have expressed the hope that both parties will now seize this unique opportunity to show leadership in settling a complex and painful conflict at a time the region is searching for new perspectives of cooperation and development as a substitute for conflict and stagnation," he urged. Melkert said he felt "strongly encouraged" by the Kuwaiti leadership's commitment expressed to him while in Kuwait last February to "advance progress and resolution of issues with Iraq as part of a full normalization of relations between the two countries which both recognize they stand to gain from cooperation in all areas". The outstanding issues between Kuwait and Iraq also include the missing Kuwaitis and property. On stability in Iraq and its long-term prosperity, he said it will depend on progress made with respect to national reconciliation, and "in particular, the resolution of disputed internal boundaries and the status of Kirkuk". Moreover, he added, the terror attacks on Government structures, such as the one against the Salahadin Provincial Council building late last month, "continue to remind us of destructive minds and agendas at play". "The possibility that some may try to exploit some of the developments in the region to inflame sectarian tensions should not be discarded," he said in an indirect reference to Iran. Addressing the Council, Iraqi Ambassador Hamid Al-Bayati said Council resolutions 1956, 1957 and 1958 last December represent "the beginning of the end of the era of sanctions and restrictions" on Iraq, however, and despite those "positive" developments, "Iraq still has some way to go to resolve all outstanding issues with our brotherly neighbour Kuwait". He recalled that the Joint Kuwaiti-Iraqi Ministerial Committee met on March 27, 28 and the four sub-committees considered "all the issues that concern the two countries". "The importance of the meeting of the Joint Committee lies on its being the first of its kind, its consideration of the issues considered sensitive to both major parties, and the air of openness, transparency and the positive spirit which dominated," he told the Council. (end) sj.bs KUNA 082054 Apr 11NNNN http://www.kuna.net.kw/NewsAgenciesPublicSite/ArticleDetails.aspx?id=2158497&Language=en

Its probably just moving down because the dollar is losing value.

Exactly......Small colleges and trade schools are the better way to go. You're thinking the exact same way I am and we need more people like you out there to get things turned around. It's only common sense.....

Good post man and thanks for the links! Thats exactly what I am talking about. The whole "paying huge amounts of money for higher learning" is total BS and has been pushed on this new generation as "its the only way" and that is totally false. I'm telling you.......This whole paying big bucks for a higher education is a racket (a huge money making machine and nothing more) and on top of that, you get propaganda shoved down your throat. Of course, this is how the pogressives want it. Someone can read and study on a certain subject and know and understand it backwards and forwards, but if they didnt sit in a classroom, pay the big bucks and have someone tell them what to read and learn and then come out with a piece of paper stating they know what they are doing......According to this new society, that person basically doesnt know what they are doing and cant have a good career. This is the whole mentality that most of the higher education schools out there have and have been pushing onto our new generation for a long time. They have made it to the point that people cant even get a good job without that piece of paper even if they absolutely know what they are doing from their own studying and learning of the subject. I mean, when it comes right down to it........When you're going to a higher education school to learn, for the most part, the teacher/professor isnt the one teaching you. In the end, its you teaching yourself and the teacher/professor is only dictating what and at what time you will study and learn the material.

You know what really pisses me off about this whole government shutdown BS? Our US military personnel will not get paid, but all the politicians and the like still get their pay........WTF is that?

Who cares? The Constitution of the United States and those that are Americans and care about this country are who cares. Its people like yourself whom are ruining this country and its a shame......If you would only learn and know the TRUE (not what the progressives have spun) history of this great country and why certain things were done within the Constitution, you wouldnt be making the comment you did.

I hadnt seen this posted here and wanted to share. If it has been posted already, I apologize. Anyway, I found this on another new site that only posts news and facts...... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enyP81X2JHs&feature=player_embedded

Higher educationschooling had to start somewhere.....It didnt just start on its own. It began from intelligent people that persued and taught themselves. Higher education schooling doesnt produce intelligent people as this new generation seems to push nowadays. I think you understand where I'm coming from.......

Wait a minute.......London school of economics.......... Isnt that one of ole George Soros' schools he is heavily involved with? You know.......The George Soros' that broke the bank of England and is trying to destroy America and turn everything into a one world organization........The George Soros' that calls himself God...........Hmmmmmmmm.................. Now we know where he gets his knowledge on this......... Ha ha ha..........This is exactly what I was thinking when I was reading it......Its all about him and he knows everything about anything because he did this and that.........

I appreciate Greggs opinion, but in all honesty, he doesnt have a clue....Only a lot of common sense that doesnt seem to show any facts he has spilled. First.....The new IQD came out in around 2003, not 2006 and a simple Bing search will tell you that. Second......You dont even know the actual rates, but you know what is or isnt going to happen? Third.....What does your work or schooling have to do with your intelligence or knowledge? Last I remember, the greatest minds in the word never even attended higher learning much less barely made it through highschool. Wanna go farther back, not too long ago there werent even schools of higher learning to learn from......So, what really is your point in spilling out your life achievements when really, you're no better than anyone else? Lastly.......My family knows some very high up people. All of which own IQD and two of them......are former, very high up, FED employee's that could take your job from you right now in a heartbeat if they wanted to. Why on earth would they tell my family about this investment and be HEAVILY invested themselves if what you say is gospel? Iraq lost its wealth in the blink of an eye.....What makes you think they wont get it back in a blink of an eye? You have your opinions and we can respect that, but dont come in here babbling about you know this and you know that and trying to show us the size of you manhood by thinking you can ramble on about things you have accomplished and think that we really care and are going to take your opinion to heart all that much more. Because honestly.........When the day ends and it comes down to it, you are just as normal as anyone else and you have just as much insight on what is going on with the GOI as does anyone else that isnt directly connected to the GOI.

I wonder how many times they have burned the Bible, but..........Nevermind......What a bunch of egotistical hypocrits.....

If you got them in Iraq, you probably only paid around $850 per million dinar. Why are you selling it for so much more if you want out? I can go down to my 5/3rd bank tomorrow and get 1 million dinar for around $1000 without having to worry if yours is real or not. If you are legit and really want to get rid of your dinar fast, I suggest selling them at a good deal and drop the price to around $900 per million. And dont say that 1k, 5k and 10k notes cost more because they cost the same as 25k notes through 5/3rd bank. I know this because I purchased 1 million dinar in 5k notes through my 5/3rd bank and it cost me the exact same amount as it did when I purchased 1 million dinar in 25k notes.

I agree. He also mentioned that currency dealers were the only place to get dinar because it's not internationally recognized. Does he not know you can go to the bank and get it? Definitely smoke!

I absolutely can not wait for the day that someone takes Soros out.

Opec isnt going to like this........Well, they may......They may just start to take water over now and the government will tax us more heavily on it.

I thought that when Saddam invaded Kuwait, he stole their printing mints and a lot of their currency and so Kuwait had to devalue their currency until the US came in and got Iraq out. Then after the war and the printing mints and money that Saddam stole was found and brought back to Kuwait, they reinstated/revalued their currency back. Isnt this basically how it happened?

So, basically, all the auctions are for is for Iraq to trade IQD for USD so they can make international purchases? This would mean to me that it really doesnt matter if we see the auctions every day and even on those days with the auctions, we could still see a revalue/reinstatement of the dinar. Am I correct on my thinking? This would mean good news to me because I was under the impression before that if an auction occured, Iraq was just selling the dinar and putting more out there in circulation and there wouldnt be any revalue/reinstatement of the dinar for a while if this was happening pretty much every day.

So, basically, all the auctions are for is for Iraq to trade IQD for USD so they can make international purchases? This would mean to me that it really doesnt matter if we see the auctions every day and even on those days with the auctions, we could still see a revalue/reinstatement of the dinar. Am I correct on my thinking? This would mean good news to me because I was under the impression before that if an auction occured, Iraq was just selling the dinar and putting more out there in circulation and there wouldnt be any revalue/reinstatement of the dinar for a while if this was happening pretty much every day.

It was sad for sure, but did anyone else notice that the Iraqi's kept saying, per the editing, God is the only God? That should show you right there that something seems a little fishy with the video. Another leftist twist to things like what Michael Moore does to plays on everyones emotions. The Iraqi's were saying Allah is the only God, not God is the only God........Alah is their God, not God and it makes me wonder why they would edit it to say God is the only God, which makes no sense whatsoever. Now, show it correctly with Allah is the only God and it changes a lot.......Shows that they dont recognize anyone elses beliefs in any other God, but their own and everyone else is an infidel.

You are forgetting one key thing here.......They devalued the IQD over night and at a blink of an eye, what makes you think they cant revalue or reinstate it over night at a blink of an eye?

I'm lost or maybe its just because I'm really tired, but how do you get $1.17 out of $.86? The rate right now is $.00086 (thats about 9 tenthousandths of a penny) and if 3 zeros were dropped, it would go to $.86 (thats about 9 tenths of a dollar). Where is the $1.17 coming from in this? Nevermind, I just need to go to bed. I figured it out that I was thinking wrong. LOL

Hey Scooter, could you give us a rundown on the recorded chat? Some of us may not be able to listen to it. BTW.....You have any job openings? LOL