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  1. I trust my brother. I don't trust his sources. whatever dude/chick.
  2. for those that understood the the point of this thread and were helpful...heck, even if you weren't helpful but were A NEGATIVE JERK, i thank you. this will be my last reply to this post. you all have a great night and, God willing, we will all be paid in full soon. tah tah.
  3. tfk, you are right. a few hours after i posted this, i found out he read that mess on dinar guru, which, as i stated earlier, i don't pay attention to. i'll punch him in his throat later for that. i don't know where the expression stateside came from. ive been using it since i was in the army. plummet, people like you should be forever banned. we don't need negativity around here. no one was stirring anything up. i simply asked a community of people a question to verify a rumor that i heard. many of the people on this forum do A LOT more research than I do, therefore i asked more experienced people for help. unfortunately, my former comrads that are still in the sand box haven't gotten back w/ me yet.
  4. I trust my brother. I don't trust his sources. He is state side. I have friends in iraq right now and I'm waiting on an answer from them as well. They might not know either. They're packing up and breaking down equipment in preparation to come home.
  5. My brother called me earlier super excited telling mr Shabibi addressed his people regarding the RV. I did my own research and saw nothing of sorts besides dinar guru. I have never trusted dinar guru. Is there any truth about shabibi addressing his people? Thanx in advance.
  6. sooooo, they want us to believe that we should invest in oil instead of dinar. they all can bite me. im keeping my dinar and im gonna wait it out.
  7. just to add to what you said, nothing has been posted on the cbi website since the 3rd.
  8. No mid-month revivion for Octover 2011. I still feel like its close. http://www.un.org/depts/treasury/
  9. your bank is better than mine. my bank claims to know nothing of the RV
  10. i agree w/ you. thank you! how can the president get sh*t done when EVERYONE in DC is going against him.
  11. This article says NOTHING about the Dinar but IMO has something to do w/ it. ..BEIJING (AP) — China stepped up its criticism Tuesday of a proposed U.S. law to punish countries with artificially low currencies, saying there would be serious repercussions for the world's two biggest economies if it is passed. The criticism comes after U.S. senators voted Monday to open a week of debate on the bill that would allow the government to impose additional duties on products from countries that subsidize exports by undervaluing their currencies. How worried China is about the proposed law can be seen by the fact that the Foreign Ministry, the Commerce Ministry and central bank all issued statements denouncing it. But the legislation faces considerable hurdles before it becomes law. The Obama White House, while agreeing that China's currency, the yuan, is undervalued, has been wary of unilateral sanctions against the Beijing government. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Ma Zhaoxu said the Senate move "seriously violated WTO rules and seriously disturbed China-U.S. trade and economic relations." Ma said China is reforming how it manages the yuan and that since June 2010 it had increased in value by 7 percent compared to the dollar. He repeated Chinese comments that the exchange rate is not the cause of America's big trade deficit with China. Ma said in a statement that China is the fastest growing export market for the United States and trade is important to both sides. "The Chinese side appeals to the U.S. side to abandon protectionism and not to politicize trade and economic issues, so as to create a favorable environment for the development of China-U.S. economic and trade ties," Ma said. Supporters of the legislation say it would create new jobs and boost the U.S. economy, but China, and some in the United States, say it could trigger a damaging trade war. The Chinese central bank warned the proposed law would not fix the economic problems in the United States and could cause more serious problems. If the bill passes, it "cannot resolve insufficient saving, the high trade deficit and the high unemployment rate in the U.S., and it may seriously affect the progress of China's exchange rate reform and may lead to a trade war, which we do not want to see," the bank said. Commerce Ministry spokesman Shen Danyang said China has taken measures to increase U.S. imports and added Beijing hopes "the U.S. side can make positive efforts in substantially relaxing restrictions on exports to China." .. http://news.yahoo.com/china-us-currency-bill-repercussions-090135830.html
  12. this would have been a bit more believable had it not started with OOM
  13. Im going to need you to give God the proper respect and capitalize His name and any other pronoun used when refering to Him.
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