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Not sure if this right section but good info anyhow. The another site gone, I wonder who is next on the list. http://www.13abc.com/story/19594414/local-men-charged-with-fraud-in-multi-million-dollar-scheme-to-sell-iraqi-currency http://jacksonville.com/news/crime/2012-09-20/story/ohio-indicts-jacksonville-man-iraqi-dinar-fraud-scheme ********************* I am sure more of the scumbag scammers are coming next.

Yes I do :-) for each million

I will take $950 per million if anyone is interested.

you will get better than that at dinar trade if you need to get rid of them quickly, $850 per million, just a suggestion maybe one of the other dealers will give better price. I also have some to sell but not a rush so I am holding at my price but I understand your situation and hope you get what you need.

I have 2 million to sell for 2k, 25k uncirculated notes all from dinar trade

Sure, let me know the best way to contact you or if you can send me a message through here, no problem

I have 2 million to sell for 2k, 25k uncirculated notes all from dinar trade

Someone sent me a link that bashes all sites, they look for people to post. http://######.blogspot.com/ just meant for fun, not accusing anyone.

There would be no debate, I heard this a long time ago: "Never get into a battle of wits with an unarmed opponent he has nothing to lose and you have nothing to gain", johnny is a true moron and he probably is stupid enough to believe his own nonsense.

It seems as though they have come to an agreement finally and cut their spending, lets see if this has something to do with the dinar. http://www.foxnews.com/world/2012/02/12/buildings-set-on-fire-in-greece-ahead-debt-vote/ Greece approves crucuial austerity bill as thousands protest in capital Published February 12, 2012 ATHENS, Greece – Greek lawmakers on Monday approved harsh new austerity measures demanded by bailout creditors to save the debt-crippled nation from bankruptcy, after rioters in central Athens torched buildings, looted shops and clashed with riot police. The historic vote paves the way for Greece's European partners and the International Monetary Fund to release $170 billion (euro130 billion) in new rescue loans, without which Greece would default on its debt mountain next month and likely leave the eurozone -- a scenario that would further roil global markets. Riot police line up as mass protests take place ahead of debt vote in Greece. Feb. 12, 2012: A branch of Eurobank is set on fire during clashes in Athens. Lawmakers voted 199-74 in favor of the cutbacks, despite strong dissent among the two main coalition members. A total 37 lawmakers from the majority Socialists and conservative New Democracy party either voted against the party line, abstained or voted present. Sunday's clashes erupted after more than 100,000 protesters marched to the parliament to rally against the drastic cuts, which will ax one in five civil service jobs and slash the minimum wage by more than a fifth. At least 10 buildings were on fire, including a movie theater, bank and cafeteria, and looters smashed dozens of shops in the worst riot damage in years. Dozens of police officers were injured and at least 55 protesters were hospitalized. Forty-five suspected rioters were arrested and a further 40 detained. As the vote got under way early Monday, Prime Minister Lucas Papademos urged calm, pointing to the country's dire financial straits. "Vandalism and destruction have no place in a democracy and will not be tolerated," Papademos told Parliament. "I call on the public to show calm. At these crucial times, we do not have the luxury of this type of protest. I think everyone is aware of how serious the situation is." Since May 2010, Greece has survived on a $145 billion (euro110 billion) bailout from its European partners and the International Monetary Fund. When that proved insufficient, the new rescue package was approved. The deal, which has not yet been finalized, will be combined with a massive bond swap deal to write off half the country's privately held debt. But for both deals to materialize, Greece has to persuade its deeply skeptical creditors that it has the will to implement spending cuts and public sector reforms that will end years of fiscal profligacy and tame gaping budget deficits. As protests raged Sunday, demonstrators set bonfires in front of parliament and dozens of riot police formed lines to keep them from making a run on the building. Security forces fired dozens of tear gas volleys at rioters, who attacked them with firebombs and chunks of marble broken off the fronts of luxury hotels, banks and department stores. Clouds of tear gas drifted across the square, and many in the crowd wore gas masks or had their faces covered, while others carried Greek flags and banners. A three-story building was completely consumed by flames as firefighters struggled to douse the blaze. Streets were strewn with stones, smashed glass and burnt wreckage, while terrified passers-by sought refuge in hotel lounges and cafeterias. "I've had it! I can't take it any more. There's no point in living in this country any more," said a distraught shop owner walking through his smashed and looted optician store. Athens Mayor Giorgos Kaminis said rioters tried to storm the City Hall building, but were repelled. "Once again, the city is being used as a lever to try to destabilize the country," he said. Conservative New Democracy leader Antonis Samaras said the rioting "hurts the entire country." "We are seeing scenes from a future that we must do our utmost to avert," he said. Papademos' government -- an unlikely coalition of the majority Socialists and their main foes, New Democracy -- had been expected to carry the austerity vote. Combined, they control 236 of Parliament's 300 seats. Still, they faced strong dissent: besides the 37 lawmakers who voted against the bill or abstained, a further six voted against sections of the proposed measures. After the vote, the coalition government announced those 43 lawmakers had been expelled. Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos said the measures were vital to the country's very economic survival. "The question is not whether some salaries and pensions will be curtailed, but whether we will be able to pay even these reduced wages and pensions," he said. "When you have to choose between bad and worse, you will pick what is bad to avoid what is worse." The new cutbacks, which follow two years of harsh income losses and tax hikes amid a deep recession and record high unemployment have been demanded by Greece's bailout creditors in return for a new batch of vital rescue loans. "By Wednesday, finance ministers from eurozone countries must finally approve the financing and support program for Greece," Venizelos said. "If that doesn't happen, the country will go bankrupt." Greece's eurozone partners, meanwhile, kept up the pressure for real reform. German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble was quoted as telling the Welt am Sonntag newspaper Sunday that Greece "cannot be a bottomless pit." Highlighting previous promises he said weren't kept, Schaeuble said "that is why Greece's promises aren't enough for us any more." Asked whether Greece has a long-term future in the eurozone, Germany's Vice Chancellor Philip Roesler said "that is now in the hands of the Greeks alone." "It is not enough just to give financial aid -- they must tackle the second cause of the crisis, the lack of economic competitiveness," told said ARD television. "For that, they need ... massive structural reforms. Otherwise Greece will not get out of the crisis." Introducing the legislation Sunday, Socialist lawmaker Sofia Yiannaka said the intense pressure from Greece's EU partners to pass the measures was the result of delays in implementing already agreed reforms. "The delays have our imprint. We should not blame foreigners for them," she said. "We have finally found out that you have to pay back what you have borrowed." Leftist parties and the small rightist LAOS -- a former junior coalition partner -- had vowed to vote against the new austerity. "You are not trying to save Greece, but a handful of industrialists," Communist Party spokesman Thanassis Pafilis said. "And you disgracefully blame the struggling people who created the wealth we have. You are trying to send them back to the Middle Ages. We will not allow it."

I thought these stooges were not going to post anything for 36 to 48 hours, I guess them keeping their word is about as reliable as their intel.

Johnny, go to the mirror, hold up three fingers and read between those lines, jerk.

now we just need the rest of them, fill in if you know. okie name:_________________ phone:_________________ email:__________________ tnttony name: tony renfro phone:_________________ email:_________________ g.e.t. names:___________________ phone:_____________________ email:____________________ others _________________________

PTR = People Talking Rubbish (think I stole that from someone) They just moved from worthless to completely worthless.

what a moron.

I have a cousin that has a friend that is also a reporter in iraq and just happened to be at the same meeting and overheard their reporter friend calling steve and ray a couple of aholes and how he makes up stuff to tell them becuase they are so stupid.

There is no way Billary will become VP, Barry isn't that stupid, I dont think. He knows he would have an "accidental" fall down a flight of stairs in a 1 story building and break his neck while mysteriously being shot in the head in a hunting accident.

TNT (Tells No Truth) Tony and Dan, I imagine these two idiots are being paid well to spew their nonsense every day. I really hope no one believes this garbage from these bafoons.

I knew it was just a matter of time before these lying pieces o crap started back with the "three letter agency" bs.

I was wondering how long it would be before these nitwits started back on the three letter agency bs. How long before that worthless pile okie starts back with his ships at sea cryptic nonsense. I really do I hope I come across these morons when this is done, at least I will have the money for a good attorney when I get through with them.

Highhopes (loser), PTR, new day, same BS.

:lol: I would say take anything from PTR with a grain of salt, however It would take a bucket of salt to choke this one down, gets a little funnier everytime. :lol:

so the end result here, he did this either as a joke brought about by red bull and vodka or to fill the gap left by okie with cryptic ramblings?

Randalin, kick your "friend" in the junk when you see him for lying.