Thread: Iraq/Dinar News. 09/05 to 01/14/07

http://www.rolclub.com/iraqi-dinar-d...hase-bank.html

Originally Posted by mike brown

.00062690 chase rate,

I believe this is the buy rate from us, not the sell rate to us which is .0007676, unless they want to sell to us for less than the CBI does.. :)

Approx 20% difference or 147,000 dollars if my calculations are correct.

Here is something to ponder...out of the last 2 years reading over the forums the main areas that i hear about banks dealing in dinar are mostly out of the mid-west area mostly in texas...alot in texas...where is gwb out of.... used to be governor..... hmmm..... has lot of ties still there. could some one who knows some one has herd from gwb that this is the investment of a life time or some how word of mouth has filtered down the chain in that region...makes me wonder.... ive also heard alot of banks in NY deal with it also but there the financial capital of the US so there not dummies. down here in south fl the banks know nothing about it atleast wahcovia....they look at you like your stupid

Saudi riyal revaluation not on | Finance and Economy

Saudi riyal revaluation not on

Saudi Arabia: 3 hours, 29 minutes ago
Saudi's central bank has dismissed as baseless speculation of an imminent revaluation of the riyal against the US dollar, causing the currency to slip against the greenback on Monday, Reuters reported. Governor of the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency told Al Watan newspaper that there was no intention to change the exchange rate.

I had missed this and just wanted toknow if this was just another BS rumor or real fact.

Thank you for the info

WOOOOTTT



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Originally Posted by opps50

Where did you get this date?




because the fil was signed on the 10th of october and i was figuring 30 days from then. i said I BELIEVED IT IS. that indicates that it can be a different date around that time not sure about exact date.

can you tell my why i am the only one you ask repeated questions about my posts?? these arent rumors anymore its all factual from the articles.

Talk about stating the bleedin' obvious but I'll have a go anyways seeing that it is very quiet out here! No updates on the CBI site or the Iraq Presidency site and a painfully slow trickle of info from Iraq. What could be brewing behind this veil of secrecy and silence?

Japan plans $170m Iraq loans | Finance and Economy

Japan plans $170m Iraq loans
Iraq: Tuesday, October 24 - 2006 at 12:28
Japan plans to provide loans worth $170m to Iraq to help improve its oil and agricultural sectors, the Kuwait News Agency reported. They are part of up to $3.5bn worth of low-interest loans Tokyo pledged at an international donors' meeting in October 2003. Around $17.5m will be put towards upgrading a refinery in Basra

[QUOTE=opps50;125858]I had missed this and just wanted toknow if this was just another BS rumor or real fact.

Thank you for the info

WOOOOTTT



HEY, F___ OFF!!!

October 24, 2006:

The outlawed Baath Party of Iraq recently bought over 400 SUVs. The Iraqi Baath Party, which Saddam Hussein led for three decades, and which has been behind most of the violence in Iraq over the last three years, has lots of money, and support from the 20 percent of Iraqis who are Sunni Arabs. With all the money and terrorist activity, there is a need for transportation.

The deal went down like this. Recently there was a spurt in the purchases of a certain model of four-wheel drive vehicle in a small European country. Over several weeks, about 400 of these were purchased, a number well-above seasonal averages. Almost all the purchases were of a single vehicle, or at most two or three, by apparently legitimate local residents. Almost all were bought in cash, sometimes with checks drawn on foreign banks. Since the purchases were spread out all over the country, individual dealers didn't necessarily notice the anomaly; after all, if you're in the car sales business and you move three more vehicles this month than average, it doesn't necessarily smell suspicious. But someone higher up in the auto business spotted the unusual "bump" in sales. He alerted the national police. An investigation followed.

It appears that the vehicles were all purchased by agents of the Iraqi Baath Party. During their decades in power, Saddam Hussein and his henchmen stashed billions abroad. This money, much of which is controlled by Saddam's daughter Raghdad, is now being used to finance much of the violence in Iraq. Apparently, some of the vehicles were to be used to help ferry personnel, equipment, and money from Europe to Iraq, and evacuate injured terrorists to safe areas outside the country. Other vehicles were to be smuggled into Iraq, to be used in direct support of terrorist acts.

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Originally Posted by opps50

I had missed this and just wanted toknow if this was just another BS rumor or real fact.

Thank you for the info

WOOOOTTT





HEY, F___ OFF!!!

Yeah !!!! what she said .......