Sunday Afternoon Opinions @ 5:57 PM MST - 6/15/2025

[ronscarpa]

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... So, take everything with a grain of salt ... RON 

 

 

6-15-2025  Sandy Ingram You cannot exchange foreign currency without your passport [at an international airport]. The amount determines reporting requirements. The limit is $10,000 per transaction per day.  Therefore to exchange $100,000 you would need to exchange currency for approximately 10 days.  The same holds true when activating transaction over $10,000 at your local bank.  Many time small foreign currency exchange services will report the transaction [to the IRS] even if it's under  $10,000.

 

6-15-25  Frank26  Do I think this 'scrimmage', because it's not a war, ...is going to delay or hurt our monetary reform investment in the Iraqi dinar?  No.  Is it going to speed things up?  I don' know about speeding it up.  I don't know no date, no rate.  I can tell you this, this is fantastic for it...You need this foundation to be established.  Security and stability is what's going to hold up the whole CBI building, the whole monetary reform.  Yesterday, security and stability was born in the Middle East...

 

6-15-2025  Militia Man  Just because Iraq looks ready, sounds ready, is ready, does the IMF, World Bank, US Treasury, Bank of International Settlements feel they're ready? It's about Iraq but it's not all about Iraq...It isn't just Iraq pushing the button.  It's going to have to be something to the effect of that inter-connectivity I've been talking about.  They need to be allowed to be able to do that...Bottom line is what we see with all the things collectively to this date shows Iraq is ready. A lot of pressure on everybody to make sure they get it right.

 

6-15-2025  Clare  Article: "Iran criticizes Iraq: We are developing a plan to deal with anyone who chooses neutrality." Quote: "Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Majid Takht-Ravanchi held Iraq responsible for Israel's violation of its airspace on Saturday evening, while stressing that Tehran will develop a plan to deal with anyone who chooses to 'remain neutral.' "