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OK FRIENDS,ANOTHER MIAIL ...........;

The World Economy is Saved!!!

NOVEMBER 23, 2011

The world economy looks pretty bleak at the moment. As I have written in the last three articles, there is way too much money and debt sloshing around in the world, too many entitlements, too much complaining and too little production. Interest rates are increasing in Italy , Spain and even France . The debt/death spiral has begun. But what if I told you that we have a temporary fix? Just remember, you heard it here first. I’m not going to back this up with a bunch of links because no one is talking about it, and no one is actually even supposed to know about this. This is a hush-hush subject. But the “powers that be” are about to come upon trillions of new dollars.

Let’s all say it together: “Now wait a Wall Street Minute . . . how could that be?” Printing money and monetizing debt will only lead to ruinous hyperinflation. What you see is what you get. There is no unfound wealth left in the world and gold’s nearly at $2,000 per troy ounce. Ah, grasshoppers, but what if there is hidden monies and you just don’t know about it? What if the government doesn’t want you to know about it?

Before I get to the meat of this, let me ask you a question: Just how did Bill Clinton not only balance the budget, but come up with all the surpluses that he acquired in his last couple of years in office? These surpluses were in terms of how the budget is figured … there weren’t real surpluses, if you count unfunded liabilities. Notwithstanding, for the first time in years, these surpluses showed up out of nowhere!

Now, let me ask you: Was it because President Clinton was such a frugal spender? Was that because Congress all of the sudden got fiscal religion and stopped “ear marking” legislation for their districts? Was that because they cut back on military spending? The answer is “no” to the first two questions and a qualified “yes” on the last one, referring to military cutbacks. But hidden in there is a dirty little secret. The First Gulf War was paid for – not just by the Saudis but also by the Kuwaitis, and their currency, that the U.S. held.

During that war, (Upon Sadaam's Invasion), the value of the Kuwait Dinar collapsed to pennies, (Some say it dropped to a dime, some say a nickel, per Kuwaiti Dinar), but the U.S. and a few speculators accumulated billions from it's fall and then it's rising back up. There is no way of knowing exactly how much but that is the main source for the Clinton surplus. It took seven or eight years to see it, but it finally paid off. (It has been over 8 years now for the Iraqi War). The Kuwaiti Dinar went down to just pennies, and then back up to appx. $3.60 U.S. Dollars, to buy just one Kuwaiti Dinar, making it one of the most valuable currencies in the world!

When the second Gulf conflict began, (The Iraqi War), Bush and Cheney assured us all that the war would pay for itself? Bush set a plan in motion, (Executive Presidential Directive Order #13303 was established, making the New Iraqi Dinar that Bush put in place in Iraq, a legal and viable investment vehicle, that allowed U.S. Citizens to invest in Iraq, thus holding the currency, as we know even many U.S. Banks have sold the currency, and the Iraqi's were given 1 to 1 for the Old Sadaam Currency in leiu of this new currency when this new currency and laws came into existence).

When the first Gulf war began, the Iraqi Dinar dropped from $3.22 down to $1.00, and then it dropped even further on down to a fraction of a cent per Iraqi Dinar, (appx. a 12th of a penny @ 1170 to 1 exchange rate). There are many other currencies that are worth much more than their current value, the most notable is China ’s, called the Yuan, some call it the Renmimbi; which is worth about 6.8 to the dollar. We are convinced that China has a competitive advantage because it is held at a low value. Another example is theVietnamese Dong which is worth about one hundred dollars per million Dong. Many believe the value is more like 20 Dong to the dollar. That is quite a difference, i.e., 0.0001 vs. .20 – an astonishing differential.

Now, let’s shift gears back to the world monetary system for a moment before we come back to Iraq . The International Monetary Fund (IMF) realizes that the system of fiat currency isn’t working because it is based on the good faith of the individual government printing the currency and governments have proved down through the ages they can’t be trusted. Meanwhile, there is a huge hue and cry to return to the gold standard because it at least bases value on something tangible and keeps us honest. The problem with the gold standard is that there isn’t enough to go around basing a world economy on it. So, what to do?

Over the past few years the IMF has been working on complex formulas which would determine the value of a country’s currency based on their resources and productive capacity. This could mean agricultural, mineral or other natural resources or manufacturing output, intellectual resources (e.g. those who create technology) and so forth. The idea is to come up with objective, quantifiable criteria. They are currently in the process of revaluing 133 national currencies. Some could go up and some could go down. If this were done on a fair basis with every country, every country would get credit (value) for whatever they produced.

(The U.S. has become a consumer driven economy, and all of it's technology that was used to make the country great; has been sold, stolen or given away; now the U.S. depends on many third world countries to obtain even many basic goods).

Now let me ask you: What would happen if all of the sudden a currency was revalued? What if the Chinese currency suddenly went up by thirty percent? That would mean there is a lot more money in circulation. We read about how the IMF and the central banks are trying to come up with a scheme to inject needed cash into the system. Well this is it!- especially given the horrendous financial crisis now gripping the Euro and member nations whose currency exchange is based on the Euro.

BABYLON ON THE TIGRIS-EUPHRATES RIVERS TO THE RESCUE

Now let’s go back to a little cuntry called Iraq . Little Iraq has been rated from number 2nd, 3rd and even 4th in the world, in oil resources, but remember, because of all of the wars and instability, not to mention a decades long economic suppression, from a dictatorship, it is said that only about one quarter of Iraq's oil has been explored. Now it is said to be as high as 40 percent, and the amount of their reserves continues to grow. (It has been said that even if up to 50% of the oil in Iraq has been explored, that only appx. 1.5% is all that has been seismographically mapped and charted...a big difference!) The strange thing is that Saudi Arabia ’s oil reserves never seem to go down even though they have been pumping like crazy for the past 100 years. (It has been said, as per oil field personnel returning from the Middle East, that the Saudi's are actually running out of oil, some wells are said to have dropped to as low as one fifth of the previous production over the years, and that a high quality detergent is being used to scrub all old deposits from all well casings and other equipment, so as to be able to pull every drop of oil that can be obtained). When drilling for oil in Iraq , you are more likely to hit oil than water and it is sweet crude, the best in the world.

(It is said, that due to the shallow depths and fine grades of oil that Iraq possesses, that the oil can be obtained for costs as little as $2.00 per barrel in Iraq, versus $20 to $40.00 per barrel anywhere else in the world, as Iraq possess Peak Oil, not the typical Shale Oil; so why is the entire world there, instead of anywhere else?) Some think it will end up being the number one oil in the world. Iraq is already first in the world for natural gas. Recently they have found an abundant supply of phosphates, sulphur, salts and are returning to the date market, as they were number one in the world until the war. Millions of date palms have been recenlty planted, as well as many of the plantations restored or revitalized. Some say Iraq possesses much, much more in natural resources, that has not been made public yet, even statements have been made that Solomon's Treasures are still in Iraq, and that NASA performed a new type fly-over that took seismic-type underground projections of unimaginable proportions, of a vast array of mineral deposits and resources that have not been made public.

Iraq
is rich in minerals, and has historically been the bread basket of the Middle East . It is the site of the original Garden of Eden, with the Tigris and Euphrates rivers flowing through it year round, with a Delta, which is an Ecological System of Bayous and Aquaculture Systems, that is not available anywhere else like this, in this part of the world. After decades of being ravaged by war, it can once again become a major agricultural and aquaculture producer.

So what does this mean? Based on IMF calculations, the value of the Iraqi Dinar should be around the $2+ range minimum? This is not unreasonable considering that some other Middle Eastern oil producing countries average from $1.00 to $3.00 per Dinar, several of these countries are next door to Iraq . (And the billions of dollars per day, that is moving into Iraq, is not moving into these adjoining/neighboring countries, so what does that tell us, are we close?). “So what!” you say. It is estimated that the U.S. government is holding from 2.7 to 5.5 trillion Iraqi Dinar (IQD), "Some say more". If it were to revalue at the $3 level, that would be at least appx. $10 trillion new found ( U.S. ) Dollars! Imagine what fun our legislators would have with that? Of course, they could pay down the national debt, but I suspect they would just rather spend it and look like heroes, balancing the budget and all. We can also safely assume that France , Germany , England and even the PIGS are sitting on IQD. That would really help as well. (PIGS is a term for several countries monetary basket of currencies).

Many countries will see their currencies go up. This has been alluded to in the news, and even kept a deep dark secret; with even media blackouts, suppression and trails of misinformation at times. This would certainly help solve the immediate crisis. It would inject much needed cash into the Euro-Zone, America and the rest of the world. But will it solve the world problems? I seriously doubt it in the long run, but it may support a nice little recovery for a few years. That won’t deal with the problem of excess liquidity – too much money and in this case, even more of it sloshing around in the world. Our leaders have shown that rather than let banks and countries fail and restructure, as in “work the debt out,” instead, they pour more good money after bad, only greasing the pockets of the bankers and the elites. No wonder the “Occupy” movements are so upset!

As I said above, you won’t read this anywhere else. You won’t find it in the newspapers, CNN, CNBC, Fox or Bloomberg. This is a little secret the politicians will pull out to save the economy, save Obama and save their legislative posteriors. People will think they are brilliant and re-elect them, just like with Bill Clinton. Currencies led by Iraq, China, Vietnam and others that are too undervalued as per their region, and their resources that they offer up to the world markets; will revalue, injecting trillions into the world economy. This will put a temporary patch on Europe and even the US , only postponing the pain for a few more years. (This will leave some of us a short window to prepare provisionally for our families and our future, as money eventually will only become less valuable as more regional currencies come into play, and/or a world currency comes onto the scene).

Again, the revaluation of these currencies around the world is designed by the IMF, (whose engagement is “international monetary policy”), to reflect values, as per the tangible (minerals, resource assets) and intangible (intellectual, technological, capital) worth of a nation’s currency – the more assets, resources and intellectual capital a nation possesses, the greater will be its currency’s worth…most nation states will find themselves in a strengthened currency (more valuable) – some, like Vietnam and Iraq will reap a bonanza.

This is just my little prediction. The IMF, the central banks and the governments of the world will ride high for a few more years while the real trouble brews in the Holy Land !

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well hopefully the US knows that MAYBE the dinar will revalue around 2-3$ thats why they buying up dinars at auction.... the US probably knows that all that they buy is going to turn some kind of good profit other than 1:1 ..... either way GO RV.....

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I've asked many...if something like this is not what what it will take...to bail out the economy...what else is there?...All I've ever gotten for an answer was an: "I Don't Know"...from all'...I've even asked some of them to even make up a good lie or story...just anytjhing else that might work, and I've yet to get an answer...duhhh!...And, on another note, like some have stated, with the situation as bad as it actually is...if something is'nt done within another 6 months, a year, etc...it wont matter anyway, and it probably wont even matter what color or type money your holding...as it will all be over anyway...lol.....

P.S.....Economies that go down, must rise back up, so as to benefit those that had the power in the first place to cause the fall...without a rise, the fall would'nt have been beneficial...for example: China needs us with a strong economy to buy their goods or they fail...when one thing goes down, others rise...when one loses money in the stock market for an example..it is'nt totally lost...it was a gain somewhere else by someone...

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You present some novel ideas which could work in 'theory' - but we need to be more realistic in our assessment of potential. You mentioned unchecked Saudi production and the scrubbing of casings and equipment for more complete extraction. For years the Saudis have been injecting sea water into their resevoirs to maintain adequate pressure for extraction. The problem with this practice is that it produces large amounts of very corrosive sulfur which adds considerably to production costs (3x) thus rendering many wells to sulfur mine status. A fifty percent water cut is considered the breaking point for well closure and yet the Saudis continue pumping past this benchmark just to maintain their geo-political foothold. Saudi oil production is twenty years past peak output which leaves them working their positional advantage (WTO, OPEC, IMF) to their benefit. They abosolutely abhor opposing jihadist influence in their neighborhood and will work their financial engine to keep Shiite influence at bay in Iraq. If they lose in this endeavor, they will be effectively surrounded idealogically.

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