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Has everyone tried the link in my signature?
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my pleasure
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ok sorry i posted my opinion and now i am getting the 5th degree for it.
Where are you getting the 5th degree? I didn't see it happen here...
1, 2, 3 and 4 in your response - you are entitled to your opinion, and you are obviously a skeptic. I don't fault you for that, you are free to decide how you like. That's why we have an open forum.
Regarding the IP address, you missed the most important part of my post. I used to have several dedicated servers (costing over $1000 per month) at the same company that hosts the CBI website and email servers. YES, the email routed through Texas - but I had some friends dig further and verify that the email originated from Iraq and then went through the mail servers at the host.
Now, nobody ripped on you - but I do believe I have corrected your misinformation about how the email was verified.
You are still entitled to your opinion, whether you decide to change it or not based on the facts that I have provided is up to you. Thank you for keeping your posts respectful.
-Adam
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Hey everyone.
I put the video up to show the people that were in chat. Over 300 people saw the video that confirmed I have a legitimate contact at the CBI.
For those of you that understand a little about how IPs work, I do know that it is possible to spoof IP addresses. It took me a little longer to release this information because I wanted to be 100% sure my contact was legit. In order to do that, I tracked down the CBI website's host and had them reverse verify that the email actually did come from that server - not another server. This was done, and I am 100% confident when I say my contact is who he says he is.
The video was pulled off of youtube in order to protect my contact from any kind of backlash. Over 300 people saw the proof... well, if you don't believe 300 eye witnesses, I don't think anything will convince you!
I do have more information coming, but as always I AM NOT A PUMPER OR A DEALER. I verify and double verify ANYTHING before I release it. It's not my intention to give false hopes, I am only here to share information that I am able to get so that YOU can make your own decisions.
Thank you.
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Ah. Success!
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nothing to see here. Except a signature, hopefully!
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dinarmonster, who thought this was Medic's site?
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Withdrawal of the United States Forces from Iraq
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Recognizing the performance and increasing capacity of the Iraqi Security
Forces, the assumption of full security responsibility by those Forces, and
based upon the strong relationship between the Parties, an agreement on the
following has been reached:
1. All the United States Forces shall withdraw from all Iraqi territory no
later than December 31, 2011.
2. All United States combat forces shall withdraw from Iraqi cities,
villages, and localities no later than the time at which Iraqi Security Forces
assume full responsibility for security in an Iraqi province, provided that
such withdrawal is completed no later than June 30, 2009.
3. United States combat forces withdrawn pursuant to paragraph 2 above
shall be stationed in the agreed facilities and areas outside cities, villages,
and localities to be designated by the JMOCC before the date established in
paragraph 2 above.
4. The United States recognizes the sovereign right of the Government of
Iraq to request the departure of the United States Forces from Iraq at any
time. The Government of Iraq recognizes the sovereign right of the United
States to withdraw the United States Forces from Iraq at any time.
5. The Parties agree to establish mechanisms and arrangements to reduce
the number of the United States Forces during the periods of time that have
been determined, and they shall agree on the locations where the United
States Forces will be present.
Article 25
Measures to Terminate the Application of Chapter VII to Iraq
Acknowledging the right of the Government of Iraq not to request renewal
of the Chapter VII authorization for and mandate of the multinational forces
contained in United Nations Security Council Resolution 1790 (2007) that
ends on December 31, 2008;
Taking note of the letters to the UN Security Council from the Prime
Minister of Iraq and the Secretary of State of the United States dated
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December 7 and December 10, 2007, respectively, which are annexed to
Resolution 1790;
Taking note of section 3 of the Declaration of Principles for a Long-Term
Relationship of Cooperation and Friendship, signed by the President of the
United States and the Prime Minister of Iraq on November 26, 2007, which
memorialized Iraq
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3. Military vehicles exclusively used by the United States Forces will be
exempted from the requirements of registration and licenses, and they shall
be clearly marked with numbers on such vehicles.
Article 19
Support Activities Services
1. The United States Forces, or others acting on behalf of the United States
Forces, may assume the duties of establishing and administering activities
and entities inside agreed facilities and areas, through which they can
provide services for members of the United States Forces, the civilian
component, United States contractors, and United States contractor
employees. These entities and activities include military post offices;
financial services; shops selling food items, medicine, and other
commodities and services; and various areas to provide entertainment and
telecommunications services, including radio broadcasts. The establishment
of such services does not require permits.
2. Broadcasting, media, and entertainment services that reach beyond the
scope of the agreed facilities and areas shall be subject to Iraqi laws.
3. Access to the support Activities Services shall be limited to members of
the United States Forces and of the civilian component, United States
contractors, United States contractor employees, and other persons and
entities that are agreed upon. The authorities of the United States Forces
shall take appropriate actions to prevent misuse of the services provided by
the mentioned activities, and prevent the sale or resale of aforementioned
goods and services to persons not authorized access to these entities or to
benefit from their services. The United States Forces will determine
broadcasting and television programs to authorized recipients.
4. The service support entities and activities referred to in this Article shall
be granted the same financial and customs exemptions granted to the United
States Forces, including exemptions guaranteed in Articles 15 and 16 of this
Agreement. These entities and activities that offer services shall be operated
and managed in accordance with United States regulations; these entities and
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activities shall not be obligated to collect nor pay taxes or other fees related
to the activities in connection with their operations.
5. The mail sent through the military post service shall be certified by
United States Forces authorities and shall be exempt from inspection, search,
and seizure by Iraqi authorities, except for non-official mail that may be
subject to electronic observation. Questions arising in the course of
implementation of this paragraph shall be addressed by the concerned Joint
Sub-Committee and resolved by mutual agreement. The concerned Joint
Sub-Committee shall periodically inspect the mechanisms by which the
United States Forces authorities certify military mail.
Article 20
Currency and foreign exchange
1. The United States Forces shall have the right to use any amount of cash
in United States currency or financial instruments with a designated value in
United States currency exclusively for the purposes of this Agreement. Use
of Iraqi currency and special banks by the United States Forces shall be in
accordance with Iraqi laws.
2. The United States Forces may not export Iraqi currency from Iraq, and
shall take measures to ensure that members of the United States Forces, of
the civilian component, and United States contractors and United States
contractor employees do not export Iraqi currency from Iraq.
Article 21
Claims
1. With the exception of claims arising from contracts, each Party shall
waive the right to claim compensation against the other Party for any
damage, loss, or destruction of property, or compensation for injuries or
deaths that could happen to members of the force or civilian component of
either Party arising out of the performance of their official duties in Iraq.
2. United States Forces authorities shall pay just and reasonable
compensation in settlement of meritorious third party claims arising out of
acts, omissions, or negligence of members of the United States Forces and of
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the civilian component done in the performance of their official duties and
incident to the non-combat activities of the United States Forces. United
States Forces authorities may also settle meritorious claims not arising from
the performance of official duties. All claims in this paragraph shall be
settled expeditiously in accordance with the laws and regulations of the
United States. In settling claims, United States Forces authorities shall take
into account any report of investigation or opinion regarding liability or
amount of damages issued by Iraqi authorities.
3. Upon the request of either Party, the Parties shall consult immediately
through the Joint Committee or, if necessary, the Joint Ministerial
Committee, where issues referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 above require
review.
Article 22
Detention
1. No detention or arrest may be carried out by the United States Forces
(except with respect to detention or arrest of members of the United States
Forces and of the civilian component) except through an Iraqi decision
issued in accordance with Iraqi law and pursuant to Article 4.
2. In the event the United States Forces detain or arrest persons as
authorized by this Agreement or Iraqi law, such persons must be handed
over to competent Iraqi authorities within 24 hours from the time of their
detention or arrest.
3. The Iraqi authorities may request assistance from the United States
Forces in detaining or arresting wanted individuals.
4. Upon entry into force of this Agreement, the United States Forces shall
provide to the Government of Iraq available information on all detainees
who are being held by them. Competent Iraqi authorities shall issue arrest
warrants for persons who are wanted by them. The United States Forces
shall act in full and effective coordination with the Government of Iraq to
turn over custody of such wanted detainees to Iraqi authorities pursuant to a
valid Iraqi arrest warrant and shall release all the remaining detainees in a
safe and orderly manner, unless otherwise requested by the Government of
Iraq and in accordance with Article 4 of this Agreement.
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5. The United States Forces may not search houses or other real estate
properties except by order of an Iraqi judicial warrant and in full
coordination with the Government of Iraq, except in the case of actual
combat operations conducted pursuant to Article 4.
Article 23
Implementation
Implementation of this Agreement and the settlement of disputes arising
from the interpretation and application thereof shall be vested in the
following bodies:
1. A Joint Ministerial Committee shall be established with participation at
the Ministerial level determined by both Parties. The Joint Ministerial
Committee shall deal with issues that are fundamental to the interpretation
and implementation of this Agreement.
2. The Joint Ministerial Committee shall establish a JMOCC consisting of
representatives from both Parties. The JMOCC shall be co-chaired by
representatives of each Party.
3. The Joint Ministerial Committee shall also establish a Joint Committee
consisting of representatives to be determined by both Parties. The Joint
Committee shall be co-chaired by representatives of each Party, and shall
deal with all issues related to this Agreement outside the exclusive
competence of the JMOCC.
4. In accordance with paragraph 3 of this Article, the Joint Committee shall
establish Joint Sub-Committees in different areas to consider the issues
arising under this Agreement according to their competencies.
Article 24
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Article may proceed only in accordance with these procedures and
mechanisms.
9. Pursuant to paragraphs 1 and 3 of this Article, United States Forces
authorities shall certify whether an alleged offense arose during duty status.
In those cases where Iraqi authorities believe the circumstances require a
review of this determination, the Parties shall consult immediately through
the Joint Committee, and United States Forces authorities shall take full
account of the facts and circumstances and any information Iraqi authorities
may present bearing on the determination by United States Forces
authorities.
10. The Parties shall review the provisions of this Article every 6 months
including by considering any proposed amendments to this Article taking
into account the security situation in Iraq, the extent to which the United
States Forces in Iraq are engaged in military operations, the growth and
development of the Iraqi judicial system, and changes in United States and
Iraqi law.
Article 13
Carrying Weapons and Apparel
Members of the United States Forces and of the civilian component may
possess and carry weapons that are owned by the United States while in Iraq
according to the authority granted to them under orders and according to
their requirements and duties. Members of the United States Forces may
also wear uniforms during duty in Iraq.
Article 14
Entry and Exit
1. For purposes of this Agreement, members of the United States Forces and
of the civilian component may enter and leave Iraq through official places of
embarkation and debarkation requiring only identification cards and travel
orders issued for them by the United States. The Joint Committee shall
assume the task of setting up a mechanism and a process of verification to be
carried out by pertinent Iraqi authorities.
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2. Iraqi authorities shall have the right to inspect and verify the lists of
names of members of the United States Forces and of the civilian component
entering and leaving Iraq directly through the agreed facilities and areas.
Said lists shall be submitted to Iraqi authorities by the United States Forces.
For purposes of this Agreement, members of the United States Forces and of
the civilian component may enter and leave Iraq through agreed facilities
and areas requiring only identification cards issued for them by the United
States. The Joint Committee shall assume the task of setting up a
mechanism and a process for inspecting and verifying the validity of these
documents.
Article 15
Import and Export
1. For the exclusive purposes of implementing this Agreement, the United
States Forces and United States contractors may import, export (items
bought in Iraq), re-export, transport, and use in Iraq any equipment, supplies,
materials, and technology, provided that the materials imported or brought in
by them are not banned in Iraq as of the date this Agreement enters into
force. The importation, re-exportation, transportation, and use of such items
shall not be subject to any inspections, licenses, or other restrictions, taxes,
customs duties, or any other charges imposed in Iraq, as defined in Article 2,
paragraph 10. United States Forces authorities shall provide to relevant Iraqi
authorities an appropriate certification that such items are being imported by
the United States Forces or United States contractors for use by the United
States Forces exclusively for the purposes of this Agreement. Based on
security information that becomes available, Iraqi authorities have the right
to request the United States Forces to open in their presence any container in
which such items are being imported in order to verify its contents. In
making such a request, Iraqi authorities shall honor the security requirements
of the United States Forces and, if requested to do so by the United States
Forces, shall make such verifications in facilities used by the United States
Forces. The exportation of Iraqi goods by the United States Forces and
United States contractors shall not be subject to inspections or any
restrictions other than licensing requirements. The Joint Committee shall
work with the Iraqi Ministry of Trade to expedite license requirements
consistent with Iraqi law for the export of goods purchased in Iraq by the
United States Forces for the purposes of this Agreement. Iraq has the right
to demand review of any issues arising out of this paragraph. The Parties
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shall consult immediately in such cases through the Joint Committee or, if
necessary, the Joint Ministerial Committee.
2. Members of the United States Forces and of the civilian component may
import into Iraq, re-export, and use personal effect materials and equipment
for consumption or personal use. The import into, re-export from, transfer
from, and use of such imported items in Iraq shall not be subjected to
licenses, other restrictions, taxes, custom duties, or any other charges
imposed in Iraq, as defined in Article 2, paragraph 10. The imported
quantities shall be reasonable and proportionate to personal use. United
States Forces authorities will take measures to ensure that no items or
material of cultural or historic significance to Iraq are being exported.
3. Any inspections of materials pursuant to paragraph 2 by Iraqi authorities
must be done urgently in an agreed upon place and according to procedures
established by the Joint Committee.
4. Any material imported free of customs and fees in accordance with this
Agreement shall be subjected to taxes and customs and fees as defined in
Article 2, paragraph 10, or any other fees valued at the time of sale in Iraq,
upon sale to individuals and entities not covered by tax exemption or special
import privileges. Such taxes and fees (including custom duties) shall be
paid by the transferee for the items sold.
5. Materials referred to in the paragraphs of this Article must not be
imported or used for commercial purposes.
Article 16
Taxes
1. Any taxes, duties, or fees as defined in Article 2, paragraph 10, with their
value determined and imposed in the territory of Iraq, shall not be imposed
on goods and services purchased by or on behalf of the United States Forces
in Iraq for official use or on goods and services that have been purchased in
Iraq on behalf of the United States Forces.
2. Members of the United States Forces and of the civilian component shall
not be responsible for payment of any tax, duty, or fee that has its value
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determined and imposed in the territory of Iraq, unless in return for services
requested and received.
Article 17
Licenses or Permits
1. Valid driver
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Article 9
Movement of Vehicles, Vessels, and Aircraft
1. With full respect for the relevant rules of land and maritime safety and
movement, vessels and vehicles operated by or at the time exclusively for
the United States Forces may enter, exit, and move within the territory of
Iraq for the purposes of implementing this Agreement. The JMOCC shall
develop appropriate procedures and rules to facilitate and regulate the
movement of vehicles.
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2. With full respect for relevant rules of safety in aviation and air
navigation, United States Government aircraft and civil aircraft that are at
the time operating exclusively under a contract with the United States
Department of Defense are authorized to over-fly, conduct airborne
refueling exclusively for the purposes of implementing this Agreement over,
and land and take off within, the territory of Iraq for the purposes of
implementing this Agreement. The Iraqi authorities shall grant the
aforementioned aircraft permission every year to land in and take off from
Iraqi territory exclusively for the purposes of implementing this Agreement.
United States Government aircraft and civil aircraft that are at the time
operating exclusively under a contract with the United States Department of
Defense, vessels, and vehicles shall not have any party boarding them
without the consent of the authorities of the United States Forces. The Joint
Sub-Committee concerned with this matter shall take appropriate action to
facilitate the regulation of such traffic.
3. Surveillance and control over Iraqi airspace shall transfer to Iraqi
authority immediately upon entry into force of this Agreement.
4. Iraq may request from the United States Forces temporary support for the
Iraqi authorities in the mission of surveillance and control of Iraqi air space.
5. United States Government aircraft and civil aircraft that are at the time
operating exclusively under contract to the United States Department of
Defense shall not be subject to payment of any taxes, duties, fees, or similar
charges, including overflight or navigation fees, landing, and parking fees at
government airfields. Vehicles and vessels owned or operated by or at the
time exclusively for the United States Forces shall not be subject to payment
of any taxes, duties, fees, or similar charges, including for vessels at
government ports. Such vehicles, vessels, and aircraft shall be free from
registration requirements within Iraq.
6. The United States Forces shall pay fees for services requested and
received.
7. Each Party shall provide the other with maps and other available
information on the location of mine fields and other obstacles that can
hamper or jeopardize movement within the territory and waters of Iraq.
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Article 10
Contracting Procedures
The United States Forces may select contractors and enter into contracts in
accordance with United States law for the purchase of materials and services
in Iraq, including services of construction and building. The United States
Forces shall contract with Iraqi suppliers of materials and services to the
extent feasible when their bids are competitive and constitute best value.
The United States Forces shall respect Iraqi law when contracting with Iraqi
suppliers and contractors and shall provide Iraqi authorities with the names
of Iraqi suppliers and contractors, and the amounts of relevant contracts.
Article 11
Services and Communications
1. The United States Forces may produce and provide water, electricity, and
other services to agreed facilities and areas in coordination with the Iraqi
authorities through the Joint Sub-Committee concerned with this matter.
2. The Government of Iraq owns all frequencies. Pertinent Iraqi authorities
shall allocate to the United States Forces such frequencies as coordinated by
both Parties through the JMOCC. The United States Forces shall return
frequencies allocated to them at the end of their use not later than the
termination of this Agreement.
3. The United States Forces shall operate their own telecommunications
systems in a manner that fully respects the Constitution and laws of Iraq and
in accordance with the definition of the term
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Article 5
Property Ownership
1. Iraq owns all buildings, non-relocatable structures, and assemblies
connected to the soil that exist on agreed facilities and areas, including those
that are used, constructed, altered, or improved by the United States Forces.
2. Upon their withdrawal, the United States Forces shall return to the
Government of Iraq all the facilities and areas provided for the use of the
combat forces of the United States, based on two lists. The first list of
agreed facilities and areas shall take effect upon the entry into force of the
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Agreement. The second list shall take effect no later than June 30, 2009, the
date for the withdrawal of combat forces from the cities, villages, and
localities. The Government of Iraq may agree to allow the United States
Forces the use of some necessary facilities for the purposes of this
Agreement on withdrawal.
3. The United States shall bear all costs for construction, alterations, or
improvements in the agreed facilities and areas provided for its exclusive
use. The United States Forces shall consult with the Government of Iraq
regarding such construction, alterations, and improvements, and must seek
approval of the Government of Iraq for major construction and alteration
projects. In the event that the use of agreed facilities and areas is shared,
the two Parties shall bear the costs of construction, alterations, or
improvements proportionately.
4. The United States shall be responsible for paying the costs for services
requested and received in the agreed facilities and areas exclusively used by
it, and both Parties shall be proportionally responsible for paying the costs
for services requested and received in joint agreed facilities and areas.
5. Upon the discovery of any historical or cultural site or finding any
strategic resource in agreed facilities and areas, all works of construction,
upgrading, or modification shall cease immediately and the Iraqi
representatives at the Joint Committee shall be notified to determine
appropriate steps in that regard.
6. The United States shall return agreed facilities and areas and any non-
relocatable structures and assemblies on them that it had built, installed, or
established during the term of this Agreement, according to mechanisms and
priorities set forth by the Joint Committee. Such facilities and areas shall be
handed over to the Government of Iraq free of any debts and financial
burdens.
7. The United States Forces shall return to the Government of Iraq the
agreed facilities and areas that have heritage, moral, and political
significance and any non-relocatable structures and assemblies on them that
it had built, installed, or established, according to mechanisms, priorities,
and a time period as mutually agreed by the Joint Committee, free of any
debts or financial burdens.
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8. The United States Forces shall return the agreed facilities and areas to the
Government of Iraq upon the expiration or termination of this Agreement, or
earlier as mutually agreed by the Parties, or when such facilities are no
longer required as determined by the JMOCC, free of any debts or financial
burdens.
9. The United States Forces and United States contractors shall retain title to
all equipment, materials, supplies, relocatable structures, and other movable
property that was legitimately imported into or legitimately acquired within
the territory of Iraq in connection with this Agreement.
Article 6
Use of Agreed Facilities and Areas
1. With full respect for the sovereignty of Iraq, and as part of exchanging
views between the Parties pursuant to this Agreement, Iraq grants access and
use of agreed facilities and areas to the United States Forces, United States
contractors, United States contractor employees, and other individuals or
entities as agreed upon by the Parties.
2. In accordance with this Agreement, Iraq authorizes the United States
Forces to exercise within the agreed facilities and areas all rights and powers
that may be necessary to establish, use, maintain, and secure such agreed
facilities and areas. The Parties shall coordinate and cooperate regarding
exercising these rights and powers in the agreed facilities and areas of joint
use.
3. The United States Forces shall assume control of entry to agreed facilities
and areas that have been provided for its exclusive use. The Parties shall
coordinate the control of entry into agreed facilities and areas for joint use
and in accordance with mechanisms set forth by the JMOCC. The Parties
shall coordinate guard duties in areas adjacent to agreed facilities and areas
through the JMOCC.
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Article 7
Positioning and Storage of Defense Equipment
The United States Forces may place within agreed facilities and areas and in
other temporary locations agreed upon by the Parties defense equipment,
supplies, and materials that are required by the United States Forces in
connection with agreed activities under this Agreement. The use and storage
of such equipment shall be proportionate to the temporary missions of the
United States Forces in Iraq pursuant to Article 4 of this Agreement and
shall not be related, either directly or indirectly, to systems of weapons of
mass destruction (chemical weapons, nuclear weapons, radiological
weapons, biological weapons, and related waste of such weapons). The
United States Forces shall control the use and relocation of defense
equipment that they own and are stored in Iraq. The United States Forces
shall ensure that no storage depots for explosives or munitions are near
residential areas, and they shall remove such materials stored therein. The
United States shall provide the Government of Iraq with essential
information on the numbers and types of such stocks.
Article 8
Protecting the Environment
Both Parties shall implement this Agreement in a manner consistent with
protecting the natural environment and human health and safety. The United
States reaffirms its commitment to respecting applicable Iraqi environmental
laws, regulations, and standards in the course of executing its policies for the
purposes of implementing this Agreement.
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Scott sent this to a member, who forwarded it to me. Thanks!
Agreement
Between the United States of America and the Republic of Iraq
On the Withdrawal of United States Forces from Iraq and the
Organization of Their Activities during Their Temporary Presence in
Iraq
Preamble
The United States of America and the Republic of Iraq, referred to hereafter
as
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9PM Central Time (GMT-6)
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i'll second that raynard...let's move on with info about a possible rv please!
See you in chat tomorrow
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Quite the catch 22 there, huh?How can anyone even know that he has apologized when they can't see it? That is not a real apology!
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I was out of town this weekend and didn't get to return any PMs - I apologize for that, and hope everyone is finding their way around ok.
From what I've read, there is a common theme among many new members... that theme is that you don't want to be banned for speaking your mind, and you want some INFORMATION and TRUTH!
Well, here's a real easy and real quick mission statement:
As long as I have something to do with the management of this forum, free speech will be the norm - not bans. INFORMATION is necessary to all of us in order to make wise decisions... I do not want to see this place become filled with nazi mentality mods, nor will it be a place where pumpers have the floor and questioners are beheaded.
Please, invite your friends to come chat and post on our forum. We welcome all, because you never know who might know someone... that might have the key to our futures.
Best wishes, prosperity, and happiness to you all.
-Adam
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lol! Nobody is going to ban you for that around here - that's the kind of thing that happens on other sites that are pushing an agenda. In Medic's case, he's threatened by anyone who disagrees with any of his "intel".
For the record, I didn't hack anything. Someone PMd him on chat and was disagreeing with him, so he assumed it was me. He then went on to say he had contacted the FBI (blah blah blah) and other "authorities"... I have yet to receive a phone call from anyone regarding anything, which means one of two things.
1. He lied and didn't contact the authorities.
2. The authorities placated him and said "yeah yeah yeah medic, we are real worried *yawn*"... and they don't give a damn about his childish antics.
Either way, he's full of bull and only as trustworthy as any other keyboard warrior.
I will continue to share information as I find it. I will always back my claims up with links, and if I don't have actual proof I will say that it is only a rumor. Medic makes up stories and claims to have intel, but he never produces results.
Oh, and I never called anything a "scam" - except maybe the "intel" on people exchanging dinar in tents. That "intel" is nothing but a scam, since it's been proven false over and over.
I'm here to stay. Cheers!
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Welcome everyone!
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Welcome to all the new members! This place is filling up fast, I hope to meet some of you one day.
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Welcome, Eaglescoutmom! We ALL have a lot to learn here, that's the best part about it!
Enjoy the ride, let's hope for a great outcome!
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welcome!!!!!
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that's what I'm here for too - I have Dinars, and I spend most of my day doing financial trades... so it's only natural for me to delve into this opportunity.
Lots of cool stuff happening soon, the rumor wires are HOT right now!
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I'm here! looking forward to new members, too.
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Announcement from after the gold rush
in Off Topic posts
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this was sent to me by a newsletter reader - interesting read!
Announcement from After The Gold Rush
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> Situation:
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> Ok...so here we are.
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> There is a large amount of intel and supporting news that has been
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> gathered and shared on the chats, postings and e-mails from various forums.
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> All of this points to a revaluation of the Iraqi Dinar and other currencies to happen soon.
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> This is an event that has been in the works for many decades and is being coordinated on a global level as we all
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> know and the supporting data of same is easy to find on most forums or by the simple use of a standard Internet search engine.
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> I will use this brief e-mail to summarize and clarify the current situation as it relates to currently available intel,
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> info and data as cross referenced with intel we had received in the spring of this year as a base reference.
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> I will be doing this because it has become evident to those who were made aware of this information earlier this year by a former contact who had shared information with us that we now seem to be seeing this information being replicated and verified by other research teams working independently.
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> Recap from spring of this year:
> 1. We were told there will be two rates.
> One rate is to be a higher rate that will not be seen by the public and will only be used as a government to government rate.
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> This higher government rate had been set up by the IMF and World Bank as a means of settlement of outstanding international issues between Iraq and the debtor nations.
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> This was being done as part of the International Compact with Iraq. The I.C.I.
> This higher government "book" rate was to never be seen by the public and will never be used outside of its
> specific parameters of use as per designated by the IMF, the World Bank and the International Compact with Iraq.
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> The higher non-public government rate we were told at that time was planned to be $3.86
> The second rate we were told is the lower "public" rate.
> This rate we were told would be higher than a Dollar, lower than the Pound and at or near the Euro.
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> The current rate of the Euro is $1.47
> 2. We were told there would be a limited time to exchange the Iraqi Dinar.
>
> We were told that this time which will be made known some time after the rate change would be no longer than 45 days.
>
> Now....here is where I would like to give some clarity to some of the current information we have been hearing.
>
> There was word that the U.S. Treasury would be taking something "off of the top" of the Iraqi Dinar exchange.
>
> Well that is some what true...but how that will happen is (as we were told in the spring) by the existence of the two
> separate rates....the higher government rate and the lower public rate.
> So YES the US Treasury will get more.....but not in the way most have feared.
>
> They (the US Treasury) will receive more by the use of the higher government rate....not by taking anything from you,
> but by ADDING to the book value of the Iraqi Dinar as prearranged by the ICI, IMF and WTO.
>
> So nothing will be taken from you!
>
> BUT value will be ADDED to the Iraqi Dinar when the U.S. Treasury and the governments of the world
> take possession of the IQD from the banks.
>
> So nothing is taken off of the top. BUT The value of the Dinar is MORE when used by authorized governments.
>
> Now as an example this is how this will work and how everyone including Iraq will benefit from this.
>
> I will use the rate of $1.00 (one dollar) as an example to explain this....remember that rate is only an example.
>
> Example:
>
> 1. Lets say the Iraqi Dinar revalues at a rate of $1.
>
> 2. Everyone goes to the bank and exchanges their dinar and opens accounts and the banks are flush with
> thousands of brand new multi-millionaires.
>
> 3. The bank then turns over all of the exchanged Iraqi Dinar to the U.S. Treasury who gives the banks a higher commercial rate.
> As an example I will say the U.S. Treasury gives the banks $1.50 for every IQD so the banks now have
> just made .50 pure profit from every single dinar exchanged with the U.S. Treasury.
>
> 4. As soon as the U.S. Treasury has possession of the Iraqi Dinar it is instantly listed on the books at
> the higher "government rate" of $3.86 so the U.S. Government and all the governments of the world will
> make more than 100% pure profit instantly!
>
> Also all of the existing Iraqi Dinar that is held by the governments at the time of the revaluation will make the bottom lines of all the nations soar!
>
> So just as your financial bottom line will change from the RV so will the US Government's as well as other governments world wide!
> So YOU make money...the BANKS make money....AND the US Government makes money!
>
> Now...as most know...it has been arranged by the IMF and the ICI that the Iraqi Dinar held by the nations
> only be returned to to Iraqi in a very controlled manner.
>
> Now this had been set up before hand by the ICI and IMF but as many may know this just became an serious issue
> when China threatened to do otherwise and that would have been a very destabilizing act upon Iraq's economy.
>
> So deals have been struck to prevent this from happening and the assurances from the nations who hold
> Iraqi Dinar had to be solidified to insure that the return of the Iraqi Dinar to Iraq by the nations who hold IQD would
> be done so in a very metered and controlled fashion.
>
> This info about the "China situation" as most know has been provided by the team at DV and if you want those
> details contact a DV or DS member for the details.
>
> So how does Iraq benefit from all of this you ask?
> Well besides the obvious positive points that the revaluation will bring to the Iraqi people and government there
> are also hidden aspects to this "two tier rate" that help Iraq.
>
> First I would like to point out that Iraq is a nation...a nation who has as its primary products and exports oil and natural gas.
>
> Iraq is NOT in the currency exchange business.
>
> When the Iraqi Dinars that are held by the U.S. Treasury and other governments return to Iraq they will be used
> to buy oil and natural gas.....so there is no exchange of currency.
>
> AND the benefit to the US and the other nations is that this high government to government rate will in essence enable
> the US Government to buy Iraqi oil at a great pre set discount!
>
> That is because the Iraqi Dinar that will be used by our government to purchase oil and gas from Iraq will have been secured
> from the banks for less than half the value!
>
> ALSO! What this has done for Iraq by doing this is in this manner is Iraq now has GUARANTEED customers for all of it Oil and Gas!
>
> So all of the governments who will soon be holding all of these Iraqi Dinars have a very real incentive to hold on to
> all of the IQD they can get...for in doing so they are assured of the discounted purchase of oil and natural gas in the future.
>
> So EVERYONE benefits!
>
> YOU become rich!
>
> The Banks become flush with brand new millionaires!
>
> The US economy soars!
>
> The banks make BILLIONS from the exchange to the US Treasury.
>
> The US Treasury makes TRILLIONS of dollars instantly!
>
> The US Government is guaranteed decades of discounted oil and natural gas products by the use of the Iraqi dinar to purchase oil from Iraq.
>
> The nation of Iraq is guaranteed customers for their oil for decades!
>
> This is a classic win win situation.
>
> And that is how this works to the benefit of all...you...the banks...the US Government and the nation of Iraq.
>
> Got it?
>
> So we have collaborating intel and great news.
>
> All looks great and I expect this to happen at anytime.
>
> Date and rate classified.
>
> Hope for the best.
>
> Best of luck to all.
>
> Phoenix
>
>
> Disclaimer:
> Do your own Due Diligence and seek the advise of a licensed financial advisor of your choice.
> Do not buy, sell, trade or hold any stocks, bonds, currencies, or commodities based upon this posting.
> This is not intended to be financial advise in any form.
>
>
> ~The Best of Luck To All!~