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Belecosity replied to TBomb's topic in Iraq & Dinar Related News
well hopefully someone can verify this for me, but internet browsers also have the capability of looking at every word on websites that you go to and create keywords for advertising pools who then distribute ads pertaining to words on the page you are reading.. It is kinda crazy but they have been doing this for a while now.. Google Chrome is the worst about.. Scary to think that every single thing you look at online they know... word for word. if you switch your browser you wont see dinar stuff if you never read anything about it. hope this helps -
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Belecosity replied to TBomb's topic in Iraq & Dinar Related News
Its called fishing... anytime you research something online google knows it.. they then sell ad space to companies that you have directly searched for their products... that is why you get dinar junk all the time. Try this.. start looking up baby pacifiers for an hour or so.... then watch.... you'll be the prime candidate for everything motherly for the next two weeks -
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Belecosity replied to TBomb's topic in Iraq & Dinar Related News
How does removing the money supply increase inflation??? it does the exact opposite... not sure where you came up with that. -
hmmm saw the article today.... not sure why they would say that.. thanks machine.
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Treasury Secretary Jack Lew and Barack Obama (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster) (CNSNews.com) - According to the Daily Treasury Statement for July 12, which the U.S. Treasury released this afternoon, the federal debt that is currently subject to a legal limit of $16,699,421,095,673.60 has stood at exactly $16,699,396,000,000.00 for 56 straight days. That means that for 56 straight days the federal debt has remained approximately $25 million below the legal limit. Even though the portion of the federal debt that is subject to a legal limit has not changed in almost two months, the Treasury has continued to sell bills, notes and bonds at a value that exceeds the value of the bills, notes and bonds it has been redeeming. The “public debt subject to limit”--as the Treasury calls the portion of the federal debt that is legally limited by Congress--first hit $16,699,396,000,000.00 at the close of business on May 17. Up to that point in fiscal 2013, according to the Daily Treasury Statement, the Treasury had already redeemed approximately $4,776,995,000,000.00 in U.S. debt instruments (bills, notes and bonds) that had matured. At the same time, the Treasury had issued $5,354,508,000,000.00 in new debt instruments. That means that, on net, as of May 17, the part of the federal government’s debt publicly circulated in instruments likes bills, notes and bonds had increased $577,513,000,000 for the fiscal year. As of the close of business on July 12, the latest day reported by the Treasury, the Treasury had redeemed approximately $5,848,194,000,000.00 in debt and issued approximately another $6,477,293,000,000.00—meaning the publicly circulated debt has increased by a net of $629,099,000,000 so far this year. Thus, over the past 56 days, the net value of U.S. Treasury Securities circulating in the public has increased by $51.586 billion ($629,099,000,000 minus $577,513,000,000). How could the value of extant U.S. Treasury Securities increase by $51.586 billion during a 56-day period when the federal government’s debt subject to the legal limit set by Congress has remained constant at $16,699,396,000,000.00—just $25 million below the legal limit? On May 18, the day after the debt began its long stay at $16,699,396,000,000.00, Treasury Secretary Lew sent a letter to House Speaker John Boehner. In the letter, Lew said the Treasury would begin implementing what he called “the standard set of extraordinary measures” that allows the Treasury to continue to borrow and spend money even after it has hit the legal debt limit. How many days did Lew think he could keep the debt just under the debt limit while the Treasury continued to borrow money? “The effective duration of the extraordinary measures is subject to considerable uncertainty due to a variety of factors, including the unpredictability of tax receipts, changes in expenditure flows under the sequester, and the normal challenges of forecasting the payments and receipts of the U.S. government months into the future.” Lew went on to say, however, that “it is now clear that the measures will not be exhausted until after Labor Day.” If that prediction is correct, it will mean that the Daily Treasury Statement will continue to peg the “debt subject to limit” of the United States at exactly $16,699,396,000,000.00—or just $25 million below the legal limit—for another month and a half. If the Treasury then says, sometime in September, that it can no longer hold the debt subject to limit at exactly $16,699,396,000,000.00 but must default on the bills of the federal government if the Republican-controlled House of Representatives does not vote to increase the legal debt limit, the Treasury will then be forcing a battle with the Republican House over the debt limit at the same time that the current continuing resolution, which funds the government until Sept. 30, is set to expire. In his May 18 letter, Lew warned Boehner that the Obama administration would not negotiate with the House to curtail spending in exchange for giving Obama new authority to borrow additional money. “I want to reemphasize what the president has said repeatedly regarding any threats to cause default in order to extract policy concessions from the Administration,” Lew warned. “We will not negotiate over the debt limit.” Tomorrow, the U.S. Treasury will again report that the public debt subject to limit is exactly $16,699,396,000,000.00. - See more at: http://cnsnews.com/news/article/treasury-debt-has-been-exactly-1669939600000000-56-days#sthash.AebhFT0r.dpuf http://cnsnews.com/news/article/treasury-debt-has-been-exactly-1669939600000000-56-days This obviously could be the fed just fudging the numbers to not show an increase in debt.... but what if they are offsetting their debt with something else... maybe IQD... lol just a theory...
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Barzani incredible to extend the parliamentary session
Belecosity replied to yota691's topic in Iraq & Dinar Related News
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redenominated banknotes slated for July 2013
Belecosity replied to VIZIOIRAQI's topic in Iraq & Dinar Related News
RD/RV just end it for all of us. I would love an RV or increase for my own sake and for my pride with all the people around me telling me it was impossible, but honestly just let something happen...... -
Okie has to insert himself in every situation... It's Sick. Now he takes credit for the storms on OK and expects everyone to put their focus back on him... Sick
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Same here Hoosier. Be blessed.
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NORTEC I just cannot see how the teirs are in any way legitimate.
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CBI Currency Auction Thurs 5-16-2013
Belecosity replied to TQueezy's topic in Iraq & Dinar Related News
Legitimate= I need to feed my family not more toliet paper, send my toilet paper to venezuela and give me USD -
Where's Mario Luigi? I want a second opinion.
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4 years.. try this year.
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lets review: Okie says we are at defcon 2 with baby coming out, 12th man says we are code RED, Frank26 says we are code RED, and our main man Jester says .."you know I dont go there", and Papa Bear has been in stealth mode..so all adds up to a CE to me!!... Looks like the stars (gurus) are lining up!
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So basically they're saying, "nothing to see here folks"..... sounds a bit fishy to me.