Thread: r/v excitment from a Iraq Freind of a Freind

Here is the exciting part- (are you still awake?) Less than 2 weeks ago the professor went to... you guessed it- Iraq! What he did while he was over there is unknown to me at this time. But when he came back, that is when he told J to [I]"get ready to exchange some of your dinar [/I]BY the 12th-14th of December." J told us tonight that the professor said the value would be $1.49 US to the dinar!!! (Yes, that is a little different than stated in our previous post- sorry we got it wrong and were a little low!) Oscar told me that J said the professor does indeed have contacts in... the banking sector



He said "SOME" of your Dinar. Can you ask him how high he thinks the rate will go in the future?
Thanks for posting the rumor and sticking your neck out.

Originally Posted by Alphamystic

OMG! I fell out of my seat laughing

I laughed so hard I almost hurt myself. Thanks!

Originally Posted by SeaRayaWaitin'

RN and 'Heart Surgeon' are a little different though. Also, my thinking wasn't how young he was when he started...we all know that starting college at 16 is possible for the highly gifted. I just thought that 7 years was a bit of a tight schedule for college AND medical school. I don't know but I would think that it would take quite a bit longer for something like heart surgeon than just a general practitioner. I'm not trying to debunk the rumor...I was just taken aback with the thought that even a prodigy could go from high school graduate to heart surgeon in just 7 years. I sure hope it is possible.

Not as much as you might think. Only a few classes apart.

Originally Posted by orrkallen

Are you ready for this? Talk about a ruuuumor- here it is! Only those that would trust someone that has been a long time member of the Dinar gang will give this any serious consideration. Talk about a wild story that sounds unbelievable- this is it right here. I'm on the phone with Oscar as I type this. Two blocks away is J sitting in the computer room with "uncle Oscar". They are telling me the credentials of the famous "professor". I can hear J in the background. I get to type the story because they prefer my style to Oscar's. One last thing before I start.... We are begging you- DO NOT PURSUE ANY INVESTIGATION TO "CONFIRM" THIS IN ANY WAY THAT WOULD INVOLVE PERSONAL CONTACT WITH THE PROFESSOR, THE SCHOOL OR M.L. PLEASE! If you don't believe this rumor and think its BS that is okay, our feelings won't be hurt. We also understand that some feel it is their duty to "protect the innocent" members of the world by exposing falsehood, fraud, etc. This is a just rumor and we are asking to let it remain that way- PLEASE! We are so afraid to post this as there are those very few, that could care less if they destroy a trust between two people that would have devastating, lifelong consequences, in their effort to dig out and obtain... the "truth".

J confides in us that the professor is in truth, of Iraqi origin. He is an older gentleman that attended college somewhere at the age of 16. By the age of 23 he graduated as.... a heart surgeon!?! At a later date (don't know when?, don't know why?) he continued his education in a different venue, having an interest in the securities/investment industry. J tells us that the professor explained that he was taught by Charles Schwab himself! He claimed that when he worked on the floor of the stock exchange for M. L. he was making about a half million-per DAY, for the company! He is quite wealthy as his percentage was a mere 10% of the "take", but as mentioned previously he has a passion to teach, which is why he does so at that famous university (no, it's not Tepper! I live near Erie but I don't know anything about Tepper, not sure if I even heard of that one before. One of my 5 daughters goes to the Honors Collage at IUP though). Anyway, he does continue to work with M.L. developing foreign investment portfolios and by the way, here is a great research project for the snoops- go to M.L.'s website and dig around a little. Oscar said he did so out of curiosity today and found they have an investment involving Dinar!

Here is the exciting part- (are you still awake?) Less than 2 weeks ago the professor went to... you guessed it- Iraq! What he did while he was over there is unknown to me at this time. But when he came back, that is when he told J to "get ready to exchange some of your dinar BY the 12th-14th of December." J told us tonight that the professor said the value would be $1.49 US to the dinar!!! (Yes, that is a little different than stated in our previous post- sorry we got it wrong and were a little low!) Oscar told me that J said the professor does indeed have contacts in... the banking sector

There you have it- a third hand rumor. So sorry it took so long to get here- that's another story! Happy Thanksgiving Everyone! God Bless!
Blessings On YOU! AL & Oscar & J

Thanks for the update Orr. By the way, you do have a very good writing style.

Happy Thanksgiving and continued Blessing!
JT2154

Originally Posted by boomcreek

It's not impossible. Medical school is 6 years if it takes you that long. It is possible to have an accumen high enough to CLEP out of all electives and pursue major courses. It is merely a matter of drive and ability. What the average person sees as possible is only average at best, until they understand that their abilities far exceed the level of their willingness to perform up to date.

Yeah, but college AND medical school in a total of 7 years? I sure hope it is possible and this prof is on the money. (pun intended)

Let me see if I got this right. First this started out as info from a professor. Then it turned out the professor was also a heart surgeon. Then it also turned out that the professor morphed into a trader for M.L from being a heart surgeon. Oh and by the way, the professor turned out to be an Iraqi after all, and was taught by Charles Schwab. Did I miss anything else? Oh I forgot, this is a rumor. I don't buy dinars off rumors.

Originally Posted by "GK"

Let me see if I got this right. First this started out as info from a professor. Then it turned out the professor was also a heart surgeon. Then it also turned out that the professor morphed into a trader for M.L from being a heart surgeon. Oh and by the way, the professor turned out to be an Iraqi after all, and was taught by Charles Schwab. Did I miss anything else? Oh I forgot, this is a rumor. I don't buy dinars off rumors.

Then you should buy Dinars from reading what all the great ones say on the [news on the dinar thread].

Originally Posted by SeaRayaWaitin'

Yeah, but college AND medical school in a total of 7 years? I sure hope it is possible and this prof is on the money. (pun intended)

In Europe (or at least Sweden where I live) Medical school IS college/university. We have compulsory school for 9 years, then three years more at what we call "gymnasium" (which would be equivalent to the sophomore, junior and senior years in High school). "Gymnasium is NOT compusory but "everyone" goes. And there you choose different programs depending on your interests/ skills, like scientific program, humanistic program, technical program etc. So then, if you go to the scientific or technical program, you will - during those three years - study much more math and much less languages and civics than if you go the Humanistic program. When you finish gymnasium you can start working or studying. If you choose to study, you apply for your "profession education" (i.e. if you want to be a teacher you start studying to be a teacher, if you want to be a doc you start at medical school etc) BUT if you want to go to medical school, you will HAVE to have studied the scientific program at gymnasium; to have the sufficient base in for example biology. If you took the humanistic program, and then it dawns on you that you want to become a doctor, then you have to study all those biology, chemistry, fysics...etc. courses at night school or something BEFORE you can apply to medical school.
And the basic education to be a doctor (no specialty, just "regular" doctor) is 5 years. (Then 2 years of working until they get their title.) If they want to specialize, they do that after the 5 basic years I think. But many courses can be studied ahead of time, on your own so if you are smart you can do it in much less time. The 5 years is what is calculated to be needed by the average student; some do it quicker and some slower.

I started school at 6, finished gymnasium at 18. IF I had studied to be a doc I could have been ready at 23 (18+5 years) , even less if I was smart.

But I am not very smart! LOL At least not in that area - I took the humanistic program! And became a language teacher!
/Karin

Doogie did it at 17

Originally Posted by neno

You guys ever heard of the Internet. Funny. But as bubajr stated it is very possible. One of My Sons "GirlFriend" is graduated from High School and in her third year of Collage and is only 17. Now she is just studing to be a RN, but she will have her Associate's and working after next semester. Also this son will be 19 in a week and will be the one of the youngest Oil Drillers in the USA. So if you apply yourself in anything, no matter what age, it can be done. Oh Yeah, my older son 22 is following now his little brother.

Also a member on the forum that is very close to me, his daughter did the RN thing in three years and has been working for three years as a RN and is only 22 or 23. She accomplished that in 3 years.

thats right. kids listen to these wise words. i was tested as a teenager with an IQ 4 points into the 'genius' catagory. however, i was a reckless and wild youth who only applied my head in the art of psychadelic drug testing and enactment. i went to college eventually but still didnt know what i wanted to be when i 'grew up', lol. changed majors 7X and eventually settled on astrophysics and was accepted at the n.m. institute of mining and technology for my major but hadnt 'grown up' yet. now, the severe head injury has reduced my IQ to a 'normal' level. oh for the loss of an ill spent youth...