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

Originally Posted by Treater

Imagine if someone got a hold of someones elses $7 check, and forged the name on it giving him a total of $14. It would be total chaos. <--- me being silly, but really imagine if the checks were really worth something like $10,000. Then fraud would be a great concern, and I could understand a delay until they got it all organized so that people were not stealing others checks and cashing them in, or making false checks.

Don't think of it as fraud committed for the sake of 1 or two checks. I'm sure if someone was going to try and make forgeries they could think of alot of Iraqi names to put on alot of fake checks.

Originally Posted by PopaDinar

I and another friend have gone in together numerous times via Safe Dinar, he called wednesday evening to order 5 million in 1000 notes for us to split...

They told him they could not send out till Monday, I found that odd and I guess it should be known to all of you...

All and any thoughts welcomed...

COULD BE THEIR FED EX PICKUP IS EARLY OR THEY ARE WAITING FOR A SHIPMENT TO COME IN

Originally Posted by shotgunsusie

Al-Qaeda in Iraq threatens to blow up the White House - Yahoo! News

glad i live in a green house

Things are not looking that rosy, can we continue until Christmas?

Bush’s Chernobyl Economy; hard times are on the way

By Mike Whitney

11/08/06 "Information Clearing House" -- -- In the next few months, a financial crisis will arise somewhere in the world which will jolt the American economy and trigger a swift and precipitous decline in the value of the dollar.

This is not speculation; it will happen and there is nothing that the Bush administration can do to stop it.

All of the traditional supports for the dollar have been removed by the shrinking economy, a massive $800 billion account deficit, dramatic increases in the money supply, and the reckless manipulation of interest rates.

Rest of report @
Bush’s Chernobyl Economy; hard times are on the way

Good Site: Things you won't see on CNN
INFORMATION CLEARING HOUSE. NEWS, COMMENTARY & INSIGHT

Originally Posted by shotgunsusie

no, i beg to differ but youre no where NEAR with me if you are still thinkin this way. lol

So reasonable thinking is no where NEAR 'with you'? Is that what you just said?lol

Originally Posted by elgordo

COULD BE THEIR FED EX PICKUP IS EARLY OR THEY ARE WAITING FOR A SHIPMENT TO COME IN

they may not have the 1000 note ... and sometimes they do not ship their friday after 2pm stuff out until monday and are the mail services working today ..?

Originally Posted by tim410

Things are not looking that rosy, can we continue until Christmas?

Bush’s Chernobyl Economy; hard times are on the way

By Mike Whitney

11/08/06 "Information Clearing House" -- -- In the next few months, a financial crisis will arise somewhere in the world which will jolt the American economy and trigger a swift and precipitous decline in the value of the dollar.

This is not speculation; it will happen and there is nothing that the Bush administration can do to stop it.

All of the traditional supports for the dollar have been removed by the shrinking economy, a massive $800 billion account deficit, dramatic increases in the money supply, and the reckless manipulation of interest rates.

Rest of report @
Bush’s Chernobyl Economy; hard times are on the way

unless of course they peg the dinar to the dollar and it causes a miraculous recovery of the bill.

Fri 10 Nov 2006 1:55 PM ET

BERLIN, Nov 10 (Reuters) - German President Horst Koehler took European countries to task on Friday for not doing more to help stabilise Iraq, saying it was foolish of them to leave the United States only to secure the country.

"The war has led to a disaster, but we can't sit back and say it's a problem for the Americans. That would be dumb, short-sighted and arrogant," Koehler told the Saturday edition of the Frankfurter Rundschau newspaper.

"We cannot allow the region to slide into chaos. We have a direct, existential interest in preventing this." A copy of the interview was provided to Reuters ahead of publication.

A former managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Koehler has limited powers in the largely ceremonial post of president.

But he can influence the national debate and has not shied away from controversial topics since being named to the position in 2004 with the support of Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Koehler said the U.S. elections this week, in which the Democrats seized control of Congress from President George W. Bush's Republicans, could lead to greater demands from Washington for European help in Iraq.

He said more financial aid and civil reconstruction help was needed from Europe to stabilise the region.

"Ducking away and just watching is a worse alternative," Koehler said.

He did not suggest Germany should send troops to Iraq, a move Merkel has ruled out, as did her predecessor Gerhard Schroeder.

Under Schroeder, Germany joined France and Russia in staunchly opposing the U.S.-led 2003 invasion of Iraq. The differences between Berlin and Washington over the war led to the worst crisis in bilateral relations since World War Two.

Germany has helped train Iraqi security personnel outside of the country and provided humanitarian aid in recent years.

http://today.reuters.com/news/Crises...oryId=L1045154

Originally Posted by SeaRayaWaitin'

So reasonable thinking is no where NEAR 'with you'? Is that what you just said?lol

sure it is, hence why i told you that, lol.

Originally Posted by tim410

Things are not looking that rosy, can we continue until Christmas?

Bush’s Chernobyl Economy; hard times are on the way

By Mike Whitney

11/08/06 "Information Clearing House" -- -- In the next few months, a financial crisis will arise somewhere in the world which will jolt the American economy and trigger a swift and precipitous decline in the value of the dollar.

This is not speculation; it will happen and there is nothing that the Bush administration can do to stop it.

All of the traditional supports for the dollar have been removed by the shrinking economy, a massive $800 billion account deficit, dramatic increases in the money supply, and the reckless manipulation of interest rates.

Rest of report @
Bush’s Chernobyl Economy; hard times are on the way

Good Site: Things you won't see on CNN
INFORMATION CLEARING HOUSE. NEWS, COMMENTARY & INSIGHT

And thats why I continue to buy gold and silver bullion.... Just in case....