The RockStar

and just what makes you a expert on idiots . you must be one and you just think you met another O and i have seen 10k note I have one and a 5k and 4 -1k and you are correct they do not circulate but where you are wrong a 10k note is worth a lot more than 10k and you cant just buy one without being a privet collector

Also why they are selling so many dollars every day .....

Well then maybe you should read some more before you judge some of us have more info than you do. And its not just because of the oil spill 70% of all work going on in America rite now is in the gulf states and thats a lot of off the book cash transactions . for undocumented workers or what ever else you want to call them. But if you think its just so they can help you file your taxes HMM ok we will see.

ZIPPER is the rate

I guess you think that that is Dinar that they are selling . I got NEWS for you those are DOLLARS not DINAR . A auction is a way for a government to raise capital and sell their debt. well iraq has no DEBT. they have outstanding judgements against them their DEBT has been payed .They are trying to remove all the US currency from their banking system . And replace it with the DINAR . They have billions of DOLLARS that they don't need. It herts their bottom line........FACT

Remember this RV as they say. Happens all the time . Just not at the level of the dinar thats why its hard for people to believe that this will happen. This is why i call it a reinstatement .Because the UN sanctions implemented in 94' took all the wealth away from Iraq . and now that those have been lifted . the world owes it to iraq to give them back their wealth. It was not there fault that they had a bad leader . But for them letting us take him out they will get there reinstatement at or above what there wealth was back then .

Im glad to see some up beat people for a change. and since I too did the same thing since 03' i agree totally . Its coming can you fell it ps. Dont forget to tell all those people that told you. over the years you were crazy .I TOLD YOU SO

You guys are killin' me

It means that the people in the country are out growing their price of goods and they need to adjust (either the interest rate and price of goods) or (the currency ) here is a example Thursday, April 14th, 2011 at 5:40 am UTC Posted 45 minutes ago Singapore says it will tighten its monetary policy in a bid to combat rising energy and food costs. Thursday's announcement by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, the city-state's central bank, marks the third time in a year it has allowed the Singaporean dollar to increase in value. Instead of interest rates, Singapore conducts its monetary policy through its exchange rate, adjusting the dollar's value against an undisclosed basket of currencies. Consumer prices in Singapore rose five percent or more in the first two months of 2011. The central bank has forecast inflation to rise between three and four percent this year. As their economies grow at a blistering pace, central banks across Asia have imposed tighter controls on the flow of cash in an effort to control inflation, mainly through higher interest rates. In a related development, Singapore's trade ministry released a report showing the city-state's economy expanded 23.5 percent on a seasonally adjusted annual rate in the first quarter of 2011, compared to the same period last year. The growth was spurred by a 13.9 percent surge in Singapore's key manufacturing sector. The government has predicted the city-state's gross domestic product will increase between four and six percent this year. Tags: Economy, Singapore Posted in East Asia Pacific Hope this helps you to understand I know it was hard for me 6 years ago but this is a great example or a RV

And just so you know My deal is not a (inside deal) Its striate up business . Everybody has benefited in what I do. I have, and are still .Working for the men and women of USA armed forces. Know what you are talking about when you step to a big dog(we bite) Respectfully, Randall aka, The RockStar

you have been RockStared I give both you and GG +1

Dont blame all this on Obama this is the lefts way of getting there way no matter how

First you will file a report with the Iraqi embassy and then the American embassy .That will (I guaranty ) handle the problem . It happened to me in the philippines . Keep all your e-mails on a thumb drive just in case...........

and if you listen to Obama (no body watches currency auctions )

"O" let me add that i checked on the deposit insurance and she said that all of the money in a non interest baring account is covered against every thing even up to 100 mill Yep and not just with the nice folks on this site (You just never know who is watching ) I like my TS clearance

hahaha you know im not i just dont want to get in any more trouble because i like to share the wealth . I will tell you this DI today i went to another bank to do some paper work(no i wont tell where )just because all the kids on the site will flood them with calls instead of just going down and sitting with a professional knows whats going on .But i digress This little lady who had my paperwork seen what and where I was using the Financing and she said. My mom owns a compony in Iraq (A Environmental Compony )and after talking a few min. because thats how we do business here in texas. She asked me about Dinar . So i told here what i had did. And she said her mom did the same thing . So i pushed the envelop (You know me i told her i would like to cash more before I go ) she opened the screen to a currency page news letter that this bank uses and she said let me ask my manager if they could do it today or at all .She said the Bank site said that it would be released really soon .But as of now her manager did not understand why it said what it said .He said the only reason it would refer them to another dept. is if there was a hold on the currency .(And that means Soon)This is not Chase . But she did add that she had not even thought to check the site for dinar lately Because her mom is still in iraq.And uses here Dinar for her business . And this is a small town branch of a very large bank. starts with a B and thats all i will say it happened but you know these people wont believe (3 out of 5 people in this town are in the Oil Industry)they know there S*** !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The RockStar

You just dont pay attention show me where i said that I( a person that works for the Department of Defense )cashed in dinar and did not pay TAX. Reading is fundamental

and since there is no law on the books to cover a person changing Millions at a bank in cash (well they are making sure there is no confusion ) Take it for what its worth from people that are trying to shine a light on this for you Not everybody in the world is out to get you (but when you travel with a monkey on your back your always looking for fle's) Not With out a TS or a DP passport because you cant get it in the country .FACT

Because right now there is no tax on exchanged currency just go try it You are on the Honor system when coming in to the airport (about reporting over $10,000) and if you went to a money changer an just change 9,999 well you wont be flagged (i do it all the time) But thats about to change .............

Because when talking about the FED. GOV.(that i worked for)They tend to frown on divulging info to the masses and yes Okie may not care about the people he gets in trouble by talking to much but i do.If you had a secret in your 5 person family(that no one knew )but the next day you went to work and your friend asked you about it (well you know it came from 1 of the other 4).........

it happens all the time there usually is no one watching ie.(pot of water on the stove)

hope this will make a believer out of you Thursday, April 14th, 2011 at 5:40 am UTC Posted 45 minutes ago Singapore says it will tighten its monetary policy in a bid to combat rising energy and food costs. Thursday's announcement by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, the city-state's central bank, marks the third time in a year it has allowed the Singaporean dollar to increase in value. Instead of interest rates, Singapore conducts its monetary policy through its exchange rate, adjusting the dollar's value against an undisclosed basket of currencies. Consumer prices in Singapore rose five percent or more in the first two months of 2011. The central bank has forecast inflation to rise between three and four percent this year. As their economies grow at a blistering pace, central banks across Asia have imposed tighter controls on the flow of cash in an effort to control inflation, mainly through higher interest rates. In a related development, Singapore's trade ministry released a report showing the city-state's economy expanded 23.5 percent on a seasonally adjusted annual rate in the first quarter of 2011, compared to the same period last year. The growth was spurred by a 13.9 percent surge in Singapore's key manufacturing sector. The government has predicted the city-state's gross domestic product will increase between four and six percent this year. Tags: Economy, Singapore Posted in East Asia Pacific

well just wait and see they are adding offices and they have never tried to collect tax before from illegal aliens but there going to now...........FACT

I told them something along these lines two months ago but they wont listen everybody still thinks that it is going to be like swopping money at the airport Its people like you that dont need to be in this investment

Its coming believe it or not its up to you