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Wouldn’t it be easier to say “my guess for when this is happening is…”but would you visit the sites and pay the subscriptions if they did?”

It’s of course the weekend, and with it comes all the revelry that’s meant to get you on their sites so you can be at your most heightened state of awareness that they will drop some huge bomb about it happening. Well, until Monday morning, then it’ll be some glitch in the system, or a minor malfunction that stopped the world from resetting it’s currency evolution. Seriously?
9-14-2024  MarkZ  Question:  …are the redemption centers working the weekend?   MarkZ:  My banking crew have a “heightened alert“ for this weekend. I am hoping this means something, but we have seen this before. So stay hopeful but calm…The anticipation is palatable…all around the world…people know something is about to happen.   We can feel it. “His” banking crew, that’s too funny. I’m guessing cleaning crew maybe (no offense to anyone who cleans) but someone with any real information, Nah. Stay hopeful and calm, that’s code for please come and support my lifestyle. It’s just white noise to fill the space and make some money.

9-14-2024  Bruce …contract rate for the Iraqi dinar, I’ve told you, is extremely high and is tied to and is the same as the rate that Iraq is selling a barrel of oil for to other countries like Egypt, like Turkey, etc. wherever else they’re selling it –  So it’s a very good rate.  Of course, it’s always subject to change, and their selling price of a barrel of oil might vary.   Okay – That’s great news, and…from my understanding is they will offer us who have Iraqi Dinar – the contract rate for the Dinar… The whole idea of a contract rate, is a misnomer to me. If this were to run through an established bank, the bank MUST recognize the internationally exchanged rate of the currency. If you’ve been to a currency exchange location, they list two rates of a currency, the buy rate and the sell rate. A currency exchange sets their rates AND MAKES MONEY, off the exchange of currencies at their locations. They are allowed to operate within a certain percentage of the official exchange rate for the selling and purchasing of currency. This is the same thing that goes on in Iraq with the money changers, although they are less regulated, which has caused the discrepancies with the exchange market value there. So for there to be a contract rate at the bank, it would have to be regulated by the UST, banks can’t just go rogue and start offering a different rate for a currency.

And while we’re on the topic, 9-13-2024  Bruce  I think this says everything, according to this very good source…after markets close  [Friday]…everything should be released for us…we can begin to set appointments and hopefully exchange starting Saturday. I know redemption center staff told us they would be going in…Friday, Saturday, Sunday…it looks very good for [Friday] or Saturday… Let’s see what happens, and we should have a very exciting and wonderful weekend. So again, come Monday, shut your trap. You have a proven track record of absolute nonsense being posted. He’s just here to sell things on his call and proclaim how BIG it is. The only big thing about it, is the money he’s raking in from people who are desperate for some small tidbit of useless hopefulness.

9-13-2024  Kaperoni  Article: “Unprecedented renaissance.. Iraq’s economy recovers and its debts fall to ‘lowest levels” well look at that, even the negative Nelly’s are finally seeing the growth within the Iraq economy. Yes, the last few years the non-oil economy has taken huge strides and multiplied it’s revenues and it’s only continuing.

9-13-2024   Sandy Ingram  The belief of a $3.00 to 1 Iraqi dinar is unreal.  Even $1.00 to 1 Iraqi dinar is a serious stretchAn increase to $0.10 to 1 Iraqi dinar would be greatly appreciated.  We would then hope the value would increase from $0.10.  Most…would receive a 5 to 6 figure US dollar payout if the currency went to $0.10… I never planned for $3, but, when you look at the past and what was internationally accepted for the rate of the dinar prior to the war, and the assets under their control, and compare that to today’s economic landscape, there is a significant increase in value. Which is why, we believe the dinar HAS to go up in value. There are simply too many assets under the control of their border to believe that their currency is only worth pennies on the dollar. If Iraq were to stop refusing to ship oil to the US, that alone would crash economic barriers when you consider we import 15% of their totals. Something has to change, the problem has been reestablishing their infrastructure, which has taken huge strides past where they were before the war.

Things continue to show progress, I had hoped we’d start seeing things come out this month through the end of the year and so far, it’s been good news. Let’s see what the next few months bring us and again, we’ll all know at the same time. You don’t need some bank employee or somebody’s mother’s sister’s cousin Earl’s dog groomer’s best friend to tell you when it occurs. Just keep working on your plan.

 

BWM