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B-gap

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  1. I'm curious why is it a rule TexasGranny?
  2. I hope we have to deal with these delimas. Only 13,000 dollars a year can be gifted to each individual per year tax exempt. I feel atrust of some sort would be a more viable option. Sorry for the typos i cant fix them with my retarded phones crappy UI but i hope this helps.
  3. Adam thank you for all that you do your time is appreciated and valued. If and when the dinar "RV"s will it be possible for none VIP members to obtain access to the cash in locations and discounted exchange fee you have often mentioned. I Imagine you have considered this before and have your reasons. However, in the unlikely event you have not If you were to include the entire dinar vets community in your negotiation base for a discounted spread, and if this additional leverage could possibly allow you to negotiate even a 0.10% discounted rate why for the sake of all would you not desire this?
  4. Somthing along the lines of not having a oil law, most likely referenceing the HCL.
  5. I think is a , not a . Also if it is 11.500 why are they using 5 significant figures when they only used 2 initially? I could easily be wrong.
  6. Adam thank you for all that you do your time is appreciated and valued. If and when the dinar "RV"s will it be possible for none VIP members to obtain access to the cash in locations and discounted exchange fee you have often mentioned. I Imagine you have considered this before and have your reasons. However, in the unlikely event you have not If you were to include the entire dinar vets community in your negotiation base for a discounted spread, and if this additional leverage could possibly allow you to negotiate even a 0.10% discounted rate why for the sake of all would you not desire this?
  7. Easy I often enjoy your posts and <3 your sense of humor. I am thoroughly aware of the algorithms that Google translator and other computer based translation programs use. Such algorithms by their very nature are incapable of capturing the subtle nuances that arise through culture and written language. The lone fact that Delta has an accent of Arabic decent does not make him any more or less reliable then a computer program. An accent should not equate into credibility. Easy I never claimed you don't bring things to the table I simply stated I don't trust Frank or Delta. Your open mind inspires me.
  8. No one asked for my opinion but I wouldn't trust Frank or delta to tell me if the sun was up.
  9. XYZZY... I suggest you research the Federal Reserve System in its entirety. As for all the regional banks being owned by the same people I suggest you look up the largest banks in America on yahoo finance(as these would be the largest shareholders of Federal Reserve stock) and look up the largest shareholders of these banks. Continually cut and paste the top companies you see and after about 30 minutes you'll come the the conclusion that they all own themselves because they do.... Regardless most of the power lies with the Board of Governors.
  10. Negative ghost rider, your reasoning is the opposite of sound. But I <3 your enthusiasm!
  11. I could be wrong but I don't believe wars pay off debt in fact historically wars get countries into debt. Also about Bill Clinton using Kuwaiti dinar to pay off debt I have heard this alot but have never really been able confirm it. Would you be to kind as to point me in the right direction?
  12. I agree airing on the side of caution is seldom a bad idea. However we (America) possess plenty of rare earth minerals, up to this point it has just been cheaper to import them from China.
  13. B-gap

    Good News

    Mr. Geithner played a elephantine role in the mortgage meltdown and the subsequent recession we just experienced through his actions as President of the New York regional Federal Reserve bank and Secretary of the Treasury. As two examples, his hand in the passage of the Gramm–Leach–Bliley Act and lowering bank reserve requirements. Not to mention his negotiation for the acquisition of Merrill Lynch by Bank of America and and AIG by Goldman Sachs with bailout money while letting Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns fail. Oh yea, and he's committed tax fraud three times.
  14. True but if that one dinar is an internationally recognized currency and as such has perceived and perhaps actual value of one thousand dollars, as long as it can be exchanged back into one thousand dollars I don't see how would it be frowned upon. Also in another thread you said something along the lines of this is considered "inflating the debt away" are you sure this saying is not referring to the use of the mechanism of inflation and or quantitative easing as a means to pay off debt? The exact same thing we are doing to China, Japan and a host of other countries which would for obvious reasons be frowned down upon. I'm also curious as to your feelings and beliefs about inflation conceptually?
  15. Excellent point, but lets not forget the lovely island nation of japan. Iraq could easily go he route of japan or china and keep their exchange rate artificially low to gain a trade advantage. It worked/works pretty well for japan and china, and thus far appears to be exactly what Iraq is doing.
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