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I've reread the post and I still don't get anything out of it. We already knew the loan was done yesterday. Where is the credibility in this post?

Professor E, You are without a doubt one of the most prolific writers on this forum. Your ability to read, interpret, analyze and explain the information in easy to read posts is not only educational but, it results in entertaining reading. Thank you so much for putting all this time and effort into what you do to help us all understand this roller coaster ride. I look forward to more of your editorials.

Where are you getting this unvalidated information from. Most of the people on this site prefer valid information with a link to substantiate the post. Please include the link that leads you to believe what you posted or is this just your opinion?

Steve, I hope someday to meet you. I am always in awe of your knowledge and ability to make sense of all this for us. Thanks so much.

Frank, Thank you for the great information. I hope to soon talk to you.

This is for stock investments, it says nothing about currency transactions

So do you want to sell your Dinar?

This is some great news. The potential sounds really good. And even if it's not, we know you are trying to provide the best information possible and we all appreciate that.

Enorrste, thank you so much for putting so much effort into your posts and chats. I always find them educational and usually your perspective really helps me understand a different opinion. The fact that your post/chat is always backed up with factual information lends more credence to what you write. I really appreciate your efforts. I'm looking forward reading more of your thoughts.

This was already posted by another member, I hope you aren't taking credit for this article.

So if you don't like what he has to say, stop reading or use your own mind to research and enlighten all of us on the exact date the RV will happen and what it will be. Please let me know where all your posts are so I can review them.

I wish you all the success as a Playa

#3 a total of 5.75 metric tons of gold have been sent back to the CBI.

I think this article was originally posted in 2009 so when they make reference to 1 April next year, I think it means 1 April 2010. Did you understand it to mean April 2011? In your post you stated, "Therefore I will try to stop them by deleting the posts I deem as uncreditable". What gives you the right to delete others posts? How are you going to delete the posts if you don't own the website and you do not have administrator rights to delete others opinions. I don't disagree with your opinion but, I also believe others are just as entitled to their opinion as you are to yours. We don't have to agree with the individual that posted it, it's just their opinion. Their interpretation of an article or their speculation on a topic may not be the same interpretation as yours or others and that doesn't mean they are right or wrong. I too would like to see more posts on the reason we should all be on this site and that is to learn and possibly get a better understanding of what is going on with Iraq, the issues remaining to remove Chapter 7 and ultimately the revaluation of the Dinar. Many things that get written in the Chat Room don't always pertain to Dinar or any relevant topic. You can probably spend some time in there and read pretty much everything you can imagine within reason. I don't always agree but, I don't think it is my responsibility to tell others that what they write is not appropriate or creditable. That responsibility belongs to someone else. That being said, I don't believe that you can police a forum/thread just because you don't agree or like what others are saying. There will always be the people that post with integrity, honest opinions based on sound logic and/or factual information and their desire to put out the most accurate information available. Conversely, others will post their opinion whether it's fact based or not but, they are entitled to post. Others will want to put a spin on a topic just to see the reaction of others in the forum. You simply can't control what anyone posts. That is up to Adam or whomever he gives the administrators right to to delete or ban members that are not following the rules Adam has established for this forum. In your post to quote you, "I dont consider myself a expert, but I will try to do my best and researxch the info, and will post a conclusion of each speculation". Where is the conclusion to the article you posted titled, "Security Council Extends Until 31 December 2010"? I hope it is not what you posted at the top of the page, "FOUND THIS ARTICLE FROM THE UN. LOOKS LIKE I COULD BE BY NEXT APRIL BEFORE CHAPTER 7 IS LIFTED". That conclusion was posted in the article itself. Now you have posted your opinion on what you think should be in a thread and I have posted my opinion and that's what this forum is all about...other people's opinions. Respectfully, Paul Security Council Extends Until 31 December 2010 Arrangements for Depositing Proceeds from Oil, Gas Sales into Development Fund for Iraq Adopting Resolution 1905(2009) Unanimously, Council Also Requests Iraq ’s Government to Transition to Post-Fund Mechanism by End of 2010 Unanimously adopting resolution 1905 (2009) and acting under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter, the Council decided that the mechanism of the Development Fund and the International Advisory and Monitoring Board as well as other relevant provisions of resolution 1483 (2003) would be reviewed at the request of Iraq’s Government, or no later than 15 June 2010. The Council called on the Government of Iraq to ensure the timely and effective transition to a post-Development Fund mechanism by 31 December 2010 and to put in place the necessary action plan and timeline thereto by 1 April next year. The Council further requested the Government, through the head of the Council of Financial Experts (COFE) to report quarterly to the Council on progress made. link ~ http://www.un.org/News/Press/docs/2009/sc9827.doc.htm

I bought mine from a very reliable source....Ali

I hope when this is all done and there is no lop, you politely remind them, "I told you so".

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/vietnam-devalues-its-currency-by-34-2010-02-11?reflink=MW_news_stmp Asia Pacific Story Comments Screener Alert Email Print Share By MarketWatch HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- Vietnam devalued its currency 3.4% against the U.S. dollar effective Thursday, the second time in less than three months it has downwardly adjusted the value of the dong, according to reports. Asia Focuses On Greece, Australia Jobs Asian shares are mixed on caution ahead of an EU meeting later today on Greece's fiscal woes, but Australia outperforms on strong jobs data. Dow Jones' Newswires' Mark Cranfield reports. The State Bank of Vietnam, the nation's central bank, announced late Wednesday the currency would be reset to 18,544 dong per U.S. dollar from 17,941 dong, according to a Dow Jones Newswires report which cited a central bank statement. Thursday's action comes after a devaluation of 5% in November. Economists cited in news reports said a deteriorating fiscal position arising from a trade deficit and high inflation were the reasons behind the move. The action comes as Vietnam's economy has proven fairly resilient during the financial crisis, its gross domestic product expanding at a World Bank-estimated 5.5% in 2009. In addition to the devaluation, the central bank capped interest rates on U.S. dollar deposits held at banks by other financial institutions, excluding credit institutions, at 1%. The interest-rate ceiling is partly designed to punish those who hoard dollars and force more of the U.S. currency into circulation, reports said.

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSLDE61A0K920100211 Thu Feb 11, 2010 3:58am EST * Euro up 0.3 pct at $1.3772 EUR= Currencies * Risk appetite buoyed as Aussie jobless falls * Moderation in China CPI inflation supports risk appetite * EU summit start delayed by snow (Adds quotes, changes dateline prvs TOKYO) By Tamawa Desai LONDON, Feb 11 (Reuters) - The euro edged higher against the dollar on Thursday, underpinned by expectations European countries will come to the aid of debt-burdened Greece. A meeting in Brussels of the European Union's 27 leaders, along with economic advisers, the head of the European Central Bank and other officials, is expected to reach a political agreement on helping Greece. The financial details will be hammered out at Monday's meeting of finance ministers in Brussels, a senior EU source told Reuters on Tuesday. [iD:nLDE61927A]. Elsewhere, Australia's jobless rate hit a 11-month low and Chinese inflation moderated, prompting the Australian dollar to rise more than one percent on the day and supporting risk-taking sentiment. Financial markets in Tokyo were closed on Thursday for a public holiday. Concern over how Athens will service its debt has hammered the euro in recent weeks but it has found a firmer footing as expectations of an aid package have firmed. For a graphic of the euro/dollar rate and Greek bond spread, clock on here By 0844 GMT, the euro rose 0.3 percent from late U.S. trading on Wednesday to $1.3772 EUR=, pulling away from an 8 1/2-month low of $1.3585 hit on trading platform EBS last week. It hovered near resistance at $1.3801, which is a 50 percent retracement of its rise to its November 2009 peak of $1.5145 from its March 2009 low of $1.2457 . Against the yen, the single European currency rose 0.3 percent to 123.86 yen EURJPY=R, after slumping to a one-year low of 120.70 yen last week. "Perhaps the cheapest and easiest option may be to provide a credit line for Greece," said Stuart Bennett, currency analyst at Credit Agricole CIB. "Such insurance ... may be enough to calm the market's misplaced worries about default risks and provide a few months for Greece to push ahead with fiscal changes and convince the market that it will be able to reduce its budget deficit." But analysts said any support plan for Greece would not solve all of Europe's problems. Concerns about the fiscal positions of similarly debt-impaired euro zone countries such as Portugal and Spain have made investors wary. Heavy snowfall in Brussels delayed the EU meeting, and official said it would start at 1100 GMT instead of 0930 GMT. A news conference is scheduled at the meeting's close. AUSSIE SHINES The Australian dollar rose more than 1 percent against the dollar and the yen, buoyed by data showing a bigger-than- expected rise in Australian employment in January and a fall in the jobless rate to an 11-month low. [iD:nSGE6190O9] The Aussie dollar later extended its gains after an unexpected slowdown in Chinese consumer inflation in January soothed some concerns about the need for quick monetary tightening by Chinese authorities. [iD:nTOE61706J] The jump in the Aussie sparked a broad slide in the lower-yielding yen and the dollar and helped the euro. "It's all consistent with the surprise, the massive surprise, in the Aussie unemployment numbers," said Gareth Berry, an analyst at UBS Investment Bank in Singapore. "It came out and basically risk appetite surged across the board on the back of it," he said. The Australian dollar climbed 1.5 percent to $0.8906 AUD=D4 and rose 1.6 percent to 80.08 yen AUDJPY=R. The dollar was flat on the day against the yen a 89.94 yen JPY=. The dollar index, which measures the dollar's value against a basket of currencies, fell 0.1 percent to 79.901 .DXY.

I'll feel very fortunate if it is $1.

I'll feel very fortunate if it is $1.

Enorrste, Great posts as always. You have a great ability to read information, digest the message and then put it in the posts in a way that helps us understand your line of thinking which seems to be very well thought out. I certainly appreciate all the time you spend putting this all together so we can try to make sense out of all that is happening lately in such a expedient manner. It appears we are close. I look forward to your next post. Thanks

Medic and Dinarded, Thank you for all the great information. I know that the intel is sometimes not as accurate as we would like it to be but, I applaud your efforts in trying to get us the best information that you can. Thanks again.

As a retired member of the armed services I am totally outraged. I would like to know how the corporate policy was misunderstood. I was going to ope an account at BOA prior to the RV but, that will no longer be happening.

Ali is going to charge you $150 to exchange 1M Dinar. He will then wire your proceeds to your bank and you can verify the transfer prior to leaving his place of business.

Kent, Attached is the information I received from Ali when I inquired about exchanging the Dinar after the RV. Dinar Trade procedures for cashing in dinars once the RV occurs When you are ready to cash in your dinars with Dinar Trade: Call 1-877-770-7660 or 661-472-8510 to make an appointment. Let us know which office you would like to go to in order to make the trade. At the time of the appointment inform us of the number of people in your group and the total amount of dinars you will be cashing in. You will need the following: 2 ID