MuchoDinero585

Boogs that's a good one bro, plus I would not have to worry about them sitting at home and someone breaking in and stealing them. I've got mine in a fire proof lock and key type of deal but anyone can grab that and walk out of the house with it.

Yup that's pretty much what I ment. I understand not alot of people might know what the dinar is but news spreads very fast. All it takes is one crazy guy to say 'you know what I'm going to go to bank of america this morning and rob everyone outside in line, one of them is bound to have dinars in their pockets'.

Yes but we will have paper money in our hands that we must get into the bank, thats what I ment.

Ok guys so if/when the RV occurs what security tips do you guys have. If it were to occur on a Sunday, we might have lines outside banks monday morning when doors open (alot of people might want to cash in quick incase the value drops for what ever reason). Imagine a line of people with millions (US$) worth of dinar in their pockets, talk about a thiefs dream. I've got a glock but I cant very well take it into the bank with me. Do you guys think the bank will have some sort of security setup outside (It's in their own interest)? If the RV takes banks by surprise that might not happen. I'm worried things will be hectic the morning after the RV and things could get very dangerous for dinar holders. Armed escorts some might say? but what if the RV takes us by surprise on a sunday night and we want to cash in 1st thing in the AM, it's gonna be pretty hard to find and hire a trustworthy armed escort on such short notice. Any input from you guys would be great. Let's discuss it and see what security plan/measures we can come up with and agree on.

If the rumor turns out to be true it's great news but i won't believe it until i see it all over the news.

Yes you can request a discharge (i've been in the military for several yrs) i've seen it happen. It's a process and you can't just walk of work and go home (then you will most likely end up in jail) and if in Iraq or Afghanistan you most definitly can't just up n leave even if you wanted to (yes just walk out the gate and stick ur finger out do some hitch hiking back to the states, im sure you'll make it out alive). In the military one of the main things that keep soldiers inline (other then the self discipline they've gotten used to)and away from trouble is the fear of losing pay, one of the down sides of any disciplinary problems or misbehavior is losing rank (which means losing money). A soldier gets in trouble and charged under the UCMJ for example, he then goes to a disciplinary board where they issue a judgement/punishment (depending on how sever it can be a slap on the wrist, lose of rank, pay cut for a certain amount of time, discharge from the military or even jail time( on occasion's a mix of the last 4 in worst case scenarios). If all of a sudden a soldier (especially one who might have had a history of behavior issues) comes upon millions of dollars he becomes a liability because what's going to keep him from not following orders, disrespecting senior NCO's, not showing up to work at the stated time and in the correct uniform etc...He will no longer worry about losing rank/pay if he gets in trouble. That is why the military will try to seperate/honorably them as soon as possible, IF they request it....if they don't request and stay in but cause trouble then they would be brought up on UCMJ charges for whatever they've been doing wrong and get seperated (possibly dis-honorably).

I've been involved in the NID since the 2004-2005 time frame and know that i think about it i've never checked at what time the CBI holds it's auctions at. Can someone please inform me what time (Iraq time) they normally hold the auction at. Thanks appreciate it.