ronscarpa Posted March 25, 2020 Report Share Posted March 25, 2020 3-25-2020 Newshound Guru Breitling [Question: "Is there any indication of how much Iraqi dinar the US government owns? Can you comment on the viability of the revaluation of the dinar to fund the stimulus package...?"] The United States doesn't need money from anybody. Trump is trying to lower the value of the dollar so we can compete correctly. [Q? : How do you do that?] You have to inject money into the economy...we don't need Iraq's money. The government doesn't. I do. I'm speculating. But it doesn't work that way. You're putting heavy dinar goggles on. Our country is going to function whether Iraq exists or not...it's a good question but we don't need them for a stimulus package... 3-25-2020 Intel Guru Frank26 ...a currency swap was actually recently done with the Central Bank of Iraq and banks of the United States of America and other banks all around the world. This process is long. They've been working on it for a long time. Over a year. I thought they'd be ready this past January. No, they failed again and maybe it was because of the political B.S. of Iran. But we got that taken care of - stability and security. And we stopped the auctions and using the American dollar. The CBI and US banks made swaps. Around the middle part of December last year...this scenario is pressure because it's leading the IQD to the point of raising the value of the currency. It's the only solution for both the CBI and the GOI to pay their bills and build Iraq...They're running out of American dollars...oil is not selling at a very good price right now putting pressure on the CBI and the GOI to raise the value...it's all pointing in one direction... 6 5 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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