I am invested into the Dinar for about $1,500.00 and numerous friends have also invested based upon my recommendation. However, due to recent current events I have specifically signed-up on this forum to make my one and final opinion public and to my friends who have invested into the Dinar. This is my sign on and permanent sign off.
Investigations into the Wall Street protest movement reveals that the monies behind the movement are coming from some very dubious sources and foundations tied into the international banking interests that eventually are under the control of the Vatican and the Jesuits. On the heels of all the contrived Wall Street "protests" the Vatican has announced support for a Central World Bank. The only way a Central World Bank will come about is for the U.S. economy to crumble or made ineffective.
I and others have given great thought to how an Iraq Dinar revalue will support the Vatican's plans for a Central World Bank. Any kind of Iraq Dinar revalue would either forestall or totally negate the establishment of a Central World Bank because the U.S. economy would be safe and secure for at least five years due to al the profits earned from the revalue and taxes collected from those invested into the Dinar.
If the Vatican has it's way and a Central World Bank is established, both the U.S. Dollar and the Iraq Dinar would have very little value.
Regretfully I must state at this time that the Iraq Dinar is a very poor if not ridiculous investment. If I could turn back time, I would have invested in the Dinar during the summer of 2011 had I not known about the upcoming conspiracy between the fake Wall Street "protests" and the Vatican wanting a Central World Bank.
Even though my awareness has been jolted over the past few weeks, I will still hold onto my Dinar but I am planning on shellacking my pretty notes to a fine piece of wood when the Central World Bank is created and blessed by the Pope and our enslavement is complete.
