Nightspell

Same thing for me. Who do I fix this with? Nightspell

Ooops! Let me rephrase that: We don't know what we don't know, and we don't even know that we don't know what we don't know. But what I DO know is that we will ALL know when the dinar revalues---no? So no worries about know worries! Less stressful that way.

Just shows to go you: We really don't know what we don't know.

"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." Edmund Burke. Whatever evil you perceive in this life, whether articulated in this post, in the tears of an uninsured cancer patient, the cries of an unemployed auto worker, or in the ramblings of a maligned guru whether republican, democrat or neither, requires that you be seen and heard. Politely, of course.

I read that you are currently in Afghanistan. Are you serving our country in the military, or are you in the private sector?

First Convenience did stop selling Dinar (in the Dallas area) a while back. Since then, I have been unsuccessful in my many attempts to locate a source locally. I was reluctant, at first, to purchase online as well. However, I have subsequently made three successful (and expeditious) online purchases. So, it can be done safely. Just do your homework!

ROFL

Now THAT was fun! Thanks.

I believe, in spite of some of the cantankerous attitudes you'll encounter from time to time, you are in the right place. Welcome.

Hilarious! Needed that!

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Oooops! Typo!!! Before I get flamed, let's make that "appreciate!"

"Philosophers!" Nice to know that others appreciates Emerson!

Perhaps this should be posted in "Rumors", but here is an interesting rebuttal which was e-mailed to me a short while ago. Author unknown. No comment on my part - just passing on the information. * Just Da Truth (IS THE R.V. HIDDEN IN SPAGHETTI SAUCE ???????): OOM 2/7/12 February 7th, 2012 07:20 am · Posted in RUMORS (Dinar Revaluation) Italy loaning Iraq half a billion dollars. Want to start jumping up and down in excitement? I am. This article makes me start to tremble and tonight I am going to dream of Hawaiian Beach homes… Seriously, this is one of the most blatant and most in your face financial articles I have read in a year. This article makes me giddy. I am seriously about to crap my drawers that this came out so blatant. Hang on to your crochet granny, we are getting close! Here’s why! Italy is 2.4 TRILLION in debt! Italy has lost 3,000% of GDP in the last 10 years! Italy fell further than many of its Euro peers. Italy has, for the last decade, averaged a NEGATIVE growth rate! Italy has one of the worst export trade sectors of all nations, and it has an average age population of 45 years old! IF that doesn’t give you a quick overview of how bad it is there, then consider this: it is estimated that in the next 7 years, Italy will only be able to pay off 4% of the loans it has taken in the last 12 months! That means they are, at the very best, going to default on 96% of all bonds purchased! This is a perfect picture of European failure and if you hang on just a few minutes longer, you will understand why their horrible situation MAY mean good news to us! I want to ask… with a situation so desperate and so bleak, why would Italy be ALLOWED to loan ANYONE a nickel… let alone 500 million! Recently, Italy has been having bond sales for very short term bonds with very high interest rates. Great for investors IF they pay, but most hedge funds have steered clear as the Euro crisis gets worse and worse. Italy can’t make Germany pay off its debts any quicker, and Germany can’t get Spain to pay its debts… and this goes on and on until you get dizzy and throw up. I can’t make it any clearer, Italy doesn’t have the money to loan themselves a salami sandwich, and if they actually loan Iraq 500 Billion there will be worldwide calamity as the Euro tanks! Now we are getting closer to the good part! I think you are starting to figure it out too. The question of the century is: “How in the wide wide world of sports is Italy able to loan Iraq 500 million dollars? The answer is easy. It isn’t. A US Treasury Secretary, Henry Paulson, 2008, said “If you’ve got a bazooka, and people know you’ve got it, you may not have to take it out.” This statement rocked the world and opened a lot of eyes financially. Recently Mario Monti was placed into office in Italy. He made a comment about Italy’s financial crisis that would make any bully proud. Mr. Monti stated that “the IMF doesn’t need to ever actually distribute one single Euro to a single Euro country to get out of debt and salvage their economies.” He said that “all the IMF needed to do was to STATE THAT THEY WERE GOING TO INSURE LIQUIDITY, AND HAVE EACH MEMBER COUNTRY STATE THAT THEY WOULD USE THE LIQUIDITY TO COVER DEBT, AND FOREIGN NATIONS WOULD BE GLAD TO GIVE MONEY TO PROP UP THE EURO AND MEMBER COUNTRIES!” He is taking the bazooka statement and making it true for Italy’s economic situation. The want the world to believe they have liquidity promised… so they can trick the world into giving them liquidity! That is insane!!!!! I promised good stuff. So since you have been patient, here it is. The only way in the world that Italy has any money to give to Iraq, is if Italy cashes in Dinar holdings at a RV’d rate! This “loan” is intended to make investors THINK Italy has a bazooka (liquidity) and they hope that we believe it so that Italy and the Euro will never have to prove it… because they can’t! The IMF IS VERY OBVIOUSLY following the insaniac program to a “T”. They are now, publicly trying to get everyone to believe that there IS liquidity in Europe… tons of it! The IMF is saying there is so much liquidity in Europe that even the nut job Italians can afford to loan 500 billion! February 7th, 2012 07:20 am · Posted in RUMORS (Dinar Revaluation) Follow the lunacy straight to Iraq. They already have a huge IMF loan available to use at any time. They have billions in reserve, and they are playing with their currency auctions at will. They don’t even need Italy’s fake 500 million! So why the loan? Because there is an RV just around the corner. Nothing says “We are not going to RV!” on Monday like saying “We are borrowing money from the most broke and in debt nation in the world” on Sunday. Iraq’s golden goose gets cooked if anyone knows the RV date in advance. this is the most blatant lie I have ever seen the IMF put out there, and trust me, it has nothing to do with Italy or the Euro. Iraq’s problem is that they have been selling Dinar to some very bad people lately and the news hit the street and the you know what hit the fan. The IMF is running around saying stupid stuff and Iraq government officials can hardly contain themselves any longer. Want to watch the Euro get fixed? Hang on, cause the IMF is going to announce it very soon. They are probably NOT going to say it was Iraq because they want us to believe it is the liquidity in Europe that allowed Europe to rally and save their currency. Don’t be fooled, it is going to take a monumental financial event… not a fake bazooka! And the only monumental event possible in the world right now is the Iraqi revaluation of its dinar. Sorry about rambling, but it is all just hype unless you understand WHY it is important that the IMF and Italy are faking a massive loan to Iraq. It is to keep Saudi and China from buying Iraq! But the part that is easy to put in your pocket and keep for lunch is this: Iraq is RV ready and the IMF just messed up big time. I am telling you quite honestly, I think this is one of the most important articles I have read in a long, long, time. When the IMF is scrambling to get everyone on board with the Euro it is so they can RV Iraq quickly and quietly. Maybe post RV we can go to Italy and buy ancient artifacts! LOL COME ON BABY… RV! I want to mention that most of the Italian fiscal info is from the respected economist, Edward Hugh. I want to give him credit for his in-depth charts and research that helped me put this all together. I have not quoted his weekly economic paper directly, but I have used the information he researched and provided freely in this post.

Perhaps it would be well to remember that we are playing in the Iraqi's playpen!!!

The opossum is a noble beast, though much maligned in common thought. Sad to say, most residents of North America see the opossum as of little more use than to decorate the shoulders of our nation’s highways and to serve as examples of why one shouldn’t cross the road at night. Others see him as a “giant rat,” though he isn’t a rodent at all. And nearly everyone seems to think he is a filthy critter because of his habit of rooting through neighborhood trash cans. These are all malicious myths that sully the reputation of a princely creature. Above all, remember that he is not a rodent, rather a marsupial -- which means he has a BIG POCKET!!!!! That's a very good thing for a dinarian.

Adam, I, too, would greatly appreciate having the badge. My dinar is in a safety deposit box. Thanks.

JustNTime, thanks so much for sharing Dene McGriff's erudite commentary--very concise and informative! Perhaps consideration should be given to posting this prominently on the DinarVets site alongside Adam's sage advice and disclaimers; or, in the alternative, pinned at the top as SpeculatorsRIDE suggested where it can be easily accessed as an invaluable read for Newbies and Gurus alike.

Thanks for the encouragement. Funny thing -- I did not mention anything to the bank about dinar. I went in to conduct my business privately and with discretion. It was they who chose to be indiscreet and read my private documents. I was actually a bit put off by the fact that they did so, because it is none of their business. They made it their business. As stated, I declined to be further involved! If USAA had a "local" branch, they would have ALL of my business, but they don't. The only reason I used that bank in the first place was because I needed a safety deposit box. USAA doesn't have any outside of San Antonio; but most importantly, USAA is discreet and treat their account holders with the utmost respect and privacy. That is the way it should be! Though their's was an interesting reaction, their action of prying into my business was offensive to me. But alas, what is one to do? I don't really subscribe to the "coffee can buried in the back yard" theory!

Thanks, Linda. You are appreciated!

Thanks! Remember the days when "the customer was always right and special?" Maybe it's nothing more than that! That would be refreshing! OR .... maybe IT IS your jewelry! Anyway, thanks for the kind remarks....and you, too, CaughtintheCrossfire, Zigmeister and Okane. Nice to make your acquaintance!

Oh, I am so sorry if I misled you. At no time was I concerned about my credibility with this group; I was trying to detemine how much credibility I should assign TO the group, especially the senior members. Thanks AoK, Bamagirl, and HeavyDuty 053 for your kind remarks. By the way, do any of you know the most efficient way to update my profile. I am less of a NEWBIE than some of your senior members, (Check the dates), am a VIP and an OSI member. Any help would be most appreciated. Have not yet received a response from Sarah (who has been extremely helpful) about how to proceed !

Just as I feared! My story is true - the post was sort of a test of the reaction I might get from senior members. Question answered! Thanks. I'm now better prepared to filter information! Gee - I don't know! Maybe they just liked my jewelry! :-)

Very interesting occurrence at my bank last Friday. I needed to have my Gifting forms notarized, so I chose to go to my local bank to accomplish that. I had four forms, each for several million dinar and was gifting to three corporations and one individual. I then planned to put all four forms in my safety deposit box. Others on the site have appropriately mentioned that the content of any document to be notarized is of no concern to the notaries - their duty is ONLY to ascertain the identity of the individual signing the document, and then watch them sign it and attest to their witnessing the signature. It is none of their business what the document says. I've been in that bank many times and have been treated nicely enough, but nothing special -- just another customer--that is, until last Friday. The bank officer who was going to notarize the documents read them. He then politely excused himself, went to get his supervisor, who then came back to the cubicle accompanied by the bank manager. I was suddenly of great interest to all three, who rolled out the red carpet for me. If they could have offered me a glass of wine, I believe they would have. They, of course, notarized the documents, and escorted me to the safety deposit box. They left me there privately, of course, to conclude my business, but not before saying that when I was finished, they would like to visit with me some more. When I was finished and exited the safety deposit room, all three of them greeted me and invited me back to the office where they asked what else they might do for me. They specifically asked me if I was happy with my "wealth management team" and wondered what they might do to earn that business. I thanked them for their help, told them that most of my assets are with a competeing bank, and that I was extremely happy with my team. They once again fell all over themselves trying to be of assistance. It was an interesting visit to the bank. When I first invested in the dinar a while back, I had asked some general questions of the bank manager about the dinar, and was treated like I was the village idiot. But not last Friday. Sure seemed like something was up! By the way, I LIKED IT! Nightspell