sammyque

To the Mods: Respectfully asking that this topic be locked, booted, burned, buried or whatever can be done to stop this thread in its tracks. Thank you sammyque

NOW THAT'S FUNNY!

apparently so

PLEASE KEEP IN MIND BEFORE THE BASHING STARTS, THIS WAS SENT TO ME IN AN EMAIL AND I DON'T REALLY KNOW WHERE IT ORIGINATED FROM. ALSO I THINK THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I CAN REMEMBER POSTING A RUMOR.....SO BE EASY ON ME GUYS! I JUST WANT THIS BABY TO POP ASAP TOO! iqdTRUTH Email: Final Hours. June 30th, 2011 Final Hours So, we seem to be in our final hours! At least that is what the guru’s are telling us and based on the news, it sounds about right. If this goes down in the next 24-48 hours as proclaimed, GOD BLESS US ALL! If it doesn’t, do not get discouraged. Iraq has not stated that the will raise the exchange value of the currency, only that they will be deleting the 3 zero’s. Which in turn will mean the larger notes will removed from their streets and only be used for large transactions through major business more than likely. The smaller bills will be rolled in and from there, once all is said and done, we will see the RV. Look at it this way. Iraq puts all these small bills into circulation. A citizens 25k note becomes 1000 $25 dinar bills. Can imagine having to carry all of that in your pocket?! No way! Lets just say a loaf of bread costs U$3.00, that's about 3500 dinar. that would mean the citizen is gonna have to pay, if they have U$25 dinar notes, with 140 $25 dinar notes. Would a country really make their people do this. The only way to operate with the smaller notes is gonna have to be to RV. If they don’t, the citizens may be seen with wheel barrels full of dinar just to pay for groceries. With all these changes, the news reports, the guru’s and the smoke screens, which there have been plenty, I WOULD SAY WE ARE CLOSE! But again, Please don’t give up if it doesn’t happen when everyone is saying it will, on the 30th. That could be a smoke screen as well. Hang on to it! We will all be dancing in the streets soon enough, just have to use that God given gift Patience

Thank you for the post and sharing.

Just echoing those on this site that know Ron Scarpa, I have been on this site since Oct 09,and realized very quickly that Ron was always level headed, kind in his words to those that would question or bash, always showed the utmost integrity, always a gentleman. I thank you Ron for sharing this information with us, certainly one of the brightest points of my dinar investment and my time on dinarvets.. sammyque

NOW THAT'S FUNNY!

Correct, its a game the whole family can play!

redsand perhaps you should see mrb's join date of November 09....can hardly classify him/her as a "newbie" unlike yourself and your join date. thanks mrb for sharing you experience...always good to hear something positive sammyque

I believe this horse is dead, can we stop beating it now please?

I think that is meant to be "melee" Not trying to be a spell-checker, but in copying and paste of a chat it can get a little chaotic Understandable if mistakes are made

I think they call that type of event a "flash mob"

WOW! GREAT FIND OHBROTHER! THANKS FOR POSTING

rockinbaghdad...you are "rockin" my world right now! Thanks so much for sharing with us...we do need something to hold on to and I am most appreciative of your sharing with us and sooo looking forward to any more info from your hubby that he can get hold of...I pray he stays safe and comes home sooner than expected 'cause he's a RICH MAN! God Bless You!

Again I ask, why are you here?

Why are you here?

Note to all ya'll Canadians: From this G.R.I.T.S (girl raised in the south).....thanks so much for the posting the email from DT....makes one go hmmmmm and made me feel a little excited too....and for those of you heading south for/after RV.....no matter what anyone else may tell you about their "Q", and I'm not saying to them it may be good, IF ya'll want REAL "Q" head on down to the deep south and there in my opinion will you find the best barbeque in the world! For starters head to the south side of Atlanta and start with Frank's....best ribs in the world....then down to Jackson, Ga for Open Air BBQ....OMG...you will think you have died and gone to heaven....then run on up to Conyers, Ga to Bradley's! and that is just for starters...dang near any place in the state of GA that has bbq is gonna be good....as for the brewski.....well, we have this little thing we drink called "white lightning" try that on for size...if you can handle that then you can be my horse cause you damn sure gonna bust the gate! LOLOLOLOLOL GO RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV! and God Bless Us All! sammyque

BUT OF COURSE IT IS HIM! HE USED TO SPOUT OFF ON THIS CRAP ALL THE TIME! ALWAYS TELLING MEMBERS AT DINARHOLICS THAT THE RV DEPENDED ON ON THE CELESTIAL BEINGS...WOULD EVEN CALL A DATE AND RATE BASED ON HIS "OCCULT" SIGNS, BUT AS WE ALL KNOW IT NEVER CAME TO PASS....JUST MORE OF HIS BULLCRAP AND A TOTAL WASTE OF THIS THREAD SPACE

I just went to www.dinartrade.com and got the regular page....wazzup wit dat? help please

Med is a legend in his own mind

China Inflation And Wage Protests Spread, Turn Violent Tyler Durden Zero Hedge April 22, 2011 Yesterday we reported news that has so far received almost no media exposure, namely that thousands of striking truck drivers had poured into Shanghai’s Waigaoqiao zone, one of the city’s busiest container ports, protesting over “rising fuel prices and low wages.” Today, via Reuters, we learn that this situation has escalated materially, and progressed into violence: “A two-day strike over rising fuel prices turned violent in Shanghai on Thursday as thousands of truck drivers clashed with police, drivers said, in the latest example of simmering discontent over inflation. About 2,000 truck drivers battled baton-wielding police at an intersection near Waigaoqiao port, Shanghai’s biggest, two drivers who were at the protest told Reuters. The drivers, who blocked roads with their trucks, had stopped work on Wednesday demanding the government do something about rising fuel costs, workers said.” And while we have violent uprisings over austerity in Europe, now we have violent strikes over inflation in China? The question thus now is just how much longer will China continue to take massively ineffective steps such as RRR and rate hikes, both of which have been a tremendous failure in reining in inflation, instead of picking the nuclear option of revaluing the currency. And while many believe China may announce something along those lines over the weekend, Win Thin, global head of emerging market strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman, is not so sure and put the odds of a yuan revaluation at 25%. “With regards to currency policy, we are putting forth the following three possibilities along with odds: 1) keep current pace of appreciation (10%), 2) do one off revaluation (25%), and 3) speed up pace of appreciation (65%).” Either way, with more people joining the populist movement against inflation, China is now between a rock and a hard place: will it continue happily importing Bernanke’s inflation exports or finally retaliate. Unfortunately for its economy, the appropriately called “nuclear option” of revaluation, will leave it export economy flailing. So the real question: is China ready to migrate from an export-led to a consumer-led model. Alas, the answer is a resounding no. More on China’s now violent protest: “I want the government to stand up to solve our problems because we cannot take this anymore. We are unable to bear the cost of operating now,” said a driver surnamed Chen, 33, a native of Henan province who has been driving for eight years. The strike comes against a backdrop of rising consumer prices and fuel price increases. China’s inflation rate hit 5.4 percent in March, prompting officials to renew vows to use all available means to contain price rises. Police arrested at least six people and beat up some protesters with batons, said Chen and another driver also surnamed Chen, 35. They declined to give their full names or the name of their company for fear of reprisals. Both drivers, who work for a small transport company, showed photographs to two Reuters reporters of police carrying a man with a bloodied head, with his wife and daughter at his side. Repeated calls to the Shanghai public security bureau and the municipal government went unanswered. Stock up with Fresh Food that lasts with eFoodsDirect (AD) Worse, the strikes are now metastasizing to other cities: Truck drivers also staged strikes in other ports in Shanghai including Baoshan and Yangshan, the drivers said. The strikes and protests, if they continue, could become a worry for the ruling Chinese Communist Party, which fears public discontent that could erode its authority and alarm investors. Workers say their wages have not kept up with rising prices. One wonders why the Chinese, living under an authoritarian regime are willing to engage in violent protests with far more dangerous personal consequences, while the American peasant continues to gladly accept $5 and soon $6 oil: The 33-year-old Chen said his disposable income had fallen to 4,000 yuan (370.28 pounds) a month, from 6,000 to 7,000 yuan a month last year. The 35-year-old Chen said he was still on strike, together with what he estimated were thousands of others. At a parking lot three blocks away from the protest site, about 30 anti-riot policemen arrested two truck drivers and dispersed a crowd of 50 to 70. Earlier, other truck drivers had driven past, shouting to their fellow drivers to “join the strike, stop driving.” What is sure, is that the immediate impact of the strike is already being felt: ROE Logistics, a Montreal-based customs broker and freight forwarder, issued a statement on Wednesday about a strike at a Shanghai port, saying it could result in delays. “Delays in receipt of export containers may result in possibleknock-on effects to sea freight with possible delays or rollovers from carriers,” the firm said. An employee in Shanghai from another shipping company, New York-based Ocean World Lines, confirmed there had been a strike but declined to give other information. “This is a sensitive topic. I really don’t have any other information,” Max Wang told Reuters. And while it is logical that China’s propaganda machine would not talk about this development, why other “democratic” countries have said nothing about this is just a little strange: China’s state media has been silent on the protest, underscoring the sensitivity of unrest for the ruling Communist Party, which normally stamps out protests fearing a threat to stability. China said in early April it would increase retail gasoline and diesel prices by 5-5.5 percent to record highs. The good thing is that China now has hit its breaking point. Any inflation beyond current levels will only make matters worse. So the ball is in the politburo’s court. Alas, as central planning does all too well, expect the decision taken to be the worst possible one for both China’s and the global economy.

Please don't shut down the lawyers.....I work for one and need my job...BTW...he's a great guy and doesn't deserve to be lumped into the barrel with the Washington bunch!

time to celebrate?? hmmm...now where did I put my gun and ammo? : :

GREAT CHAT! THANKS BABYORCA FOR BRINGING THIS OVER..NIGHT SEEMS TO HAVE A GREATER UNDERSTANDING AND EXPLAINATION THAN ANYONE ELSE..AGAIN THANK YOU FOR POSTING

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