gman51

We purchased our Dinar from Chase at 35th Ave. and Northern. They notified us by mail last year that they were no longer dealing in Dinar, but would let us know when that changed. I am assuming they mean after the RV. We opened an account at B of A and talked to the VP about the Dinar. He is an investor and said that all the banks would change their tune after the RV. They will not let a money making opportunity like that get past them. My sister works for Chase downtown in the Bankruptcy Department and she cannot find anything about the Dinar at the main branch. She said everyone she talked to is very hush hush about it. She thinks something must be getting ready to happen. So, we wait and see.

What an amazing grasp of the big picture you have. Do you write professionally? If not, you certainly should give it some serious thought. I have never had such good understanding of my investment until now. Thank you so much.

Maybe you all have been banned. Just a thought.

I think this is a great idea, but my Dinar are in a safe deposit box. I got worried about leaving them home while at work and didn't like the idea of carrying around $1-3 million in cash when the RV happens. I guess I could go get one 25,000 dinar not just for a while to take a picture.

"Chicpad", "Crewdog", and "Showmethemoney"........ Sorry I did not reply right away, but if you sre interested go to: www.meetplanb.com/ushbb/ If you are interested or have more questions e-mail me at gs8236@gmail.com. If you want to sign up please go through me. You will understand why when you see it. Money, money, money!!!!

The only thing that can save us now is God. I was so excited and hopeful for this country when he was elected. Even though I did not vote for him, it was nice to witness a time when a black man was elected. It shows we have come a long way since the 50s and 60s. My excitement has now turned to fear with the trillions of spending and debt that will ruin this country fast take hold of our wallets. I am amazed at how easy it is to pull the wool over the eyes of alot of the people here in America. Thank God we still have our guns. It is the only thing saving us from full fledge socialism.IMHO

You people on this website are so negative about anything you don't understand( some of you). I put an opportunity on here a couple of months ago and got bashed up and down. I have since made $20,000.00 on a $275.00 investment. I tried to tell you guys about it, but everyone was so negative so I removed it. I haven't seen this video yet, but I will. The rest of you, don't listen to these naysayers, check it out for yourselves. You might be passing up a great opportunity.

Here are a few more: aswataliraq.info aljazeera.net bbcnews.com australia.to I try to get news in other countries because of the bias on american news sites.

Maybe scooby can't speak english very well. In that case, he did pretty well. As for the RV, I guarantee it will RV by December 21, 2012. If not, it won't matter anyway because we will all be gone. Thats what the conspiracy theorists say. Hope I have enough time to enjoy my windfall before it happens. Good luck everyone. Oh by the way, hope you all have a wonderful holiday season!!!!!

Go here to read: http://daccess-dds-ny.un.org/doc/UNDOC/GEN/N03/368/53/PDF/N0336853.pdf?OpenElement You will see what chapter 7 really means. It starts on page 2 and continues for 3 pages.

You are confused. There are no international bankruptcy laws. Bankruptcy is an American invention period. You will find no other bankruptcy information anywhere else on the planet. Under U.N. Resolution 1483, Chapter 7 of the Charter of United Nations there are 27 subsections numbered 1 thru 27. None of them refer to protection from creditors. They all pertain to Iraq invading Kuwait, and reparations that Iraq must perform to be removed from Resolution 1483. Google it if you don't believe me. Most of them pertain to returning artifacts that were stolen, paperwork that was removed from Kuwaiti City, and remains of citizens who were killed while prisoners of Saddam. Nothing about Bankruptcy.

Hey Mohahmad, why do you have to use the word "stupid" to get your point across? How would you feel if someone said that to you? Let's keep those type of comments to yourself. I don't think anyone here agrees with your choice of words. The people here are a little more mature than that.

Just a little FYI. People seem to be confusing 1) Chapter 7 Sanctions from the U.N. Security Counsel, and 2) Chapter 7 Bankruptcy protection from creditors. They are two seperate issues. Bankruptcy is afforded to U.S. citizens, through U.S. Federal Court, made by U.S. laws...... Chapter 7 Sanctions by the United Nations Security Counsel were imposed on the Nation of Iraq for invading another Sovereign Country (Kuwait) unprovoked and without cause. Chapter 7 Sanctions are penalties placed on Iraq, and Chapter 7 bankruptcy is protection from creditors. Two completely different things. Iraq does not qualify for protection under bankruptcy law in the U.S. That is only for U.S. citizens. I made the same mistake at first until an investor set me straight. Once it is explained, it does make more sense. You see, Bankruptcy is a choice...... Sanctions are a punishment. Hope this helps clear this up without causing too much confusion.

Introduction I invested 5 yrs. ago when it was still risky, don't post very often just read everything I can get my hands on about the Dinar, figured this investment for 10 to 15 years before reallizing a profit but lately things seem to be moving pretty fast, I am a very positive person who already feels blessed beyond measure and intends to good with my profits, with all the recent oil contracts that have been signed there is no doubt that this investment will bring huge returns (JMHO), just hope the country can survive the next elections. Am glad to have found this site and look forward to meeting you all.

It was on there this morning because I saw it also, but when I went back this afternoon to copy it so I could bring it here, it was gone from the website. It was labeled "Rumor" this morning, but I figured since they quoted Iraqi officials that it might be legit. I guess not. It sure was a great read.

Hey everyone, Not new to the dinar, invested 5 yrs ago when the investment was still very risky, don't post much but read most everything on the dinar that I can get my hands on, feel the Iraqi economy has nowhere to go but up, figured my investment for 10 to 15 yrs. before even thinking about cashing in, unless of course the elusive RV/RI happens above $2.00, anything below that would be an insult to the oil industry. IMHO of course. Glad to be here.