ronscarpa Posted July 30, 2021 Report Share Posted July 30, 2021 Remember, no one really knows what will happen, or when. They're simply stating their opinions based on what they perceive to be happening in Iraq. RON *** Frank26 If Iraq wants to join the WTO they can't say to the WTO, 'Can we join?' No, every country on this planet Earth that joins the WTO needs a sponsorship. They need a sponsor. Who is the sponsor for Iraq to join the WTO right now? ...the main sponsor is the United States of America...Kazemi and the governor of the CBI are still following the protocol that Donald Trump left for the Middle East...IMO a sponsoring country would be a perfect candidate to be 1 to 1 with... *** Pimpy Article: "Iraq's foreign money between the anvil of creditors and the hammer of protecting the US Federal Bank". There are a handful of articles that keep talking about this...we have been holding on to some money for Iraq for a long time. There have been a lot of creditors trying to get in there but there was an agreement...the United States told everybody else hands off period. Nobody could come after this money. All debt is considered settled once they pay these things off. Why do they keep talking about that? [post 1 of 3....stay tuned] *** Pimpy I can't help but smile because IMO what I think is going to happen once the troops leave Iraq is gaining their sovereignty, they pay their remaining debt off - they have the money to do it quickly with Kuwait and this other company then they should be debt free. Then we give them their funds back. If they get their funds back...does that mean they should reinstate the rate the United Council was talking about which is $3.22? [post 2 of 3....stay tuned] *** Pimpy ...In 2017 what did they [United Council] say? Iraq has...done nothing to lose the value of their currency. It should be reinstated at $3.22...If they indeed used the revenue from oil to destroy 70% of the currency that was in circulation...is it low enough where they can now reinstate once they get their money, their sovereignty, once their debts are paid? Is it possible? Again...the United Council said what? They've done noting to lose the value of their currency. There's no reason for it not to be reinstated at $3.22...Is it possible they're going to give them their funds back? Is it possible there's enough in there to cover the $3.22 rate? [post 3 of 3] 2 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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