WSOMN "EXCITING"

My friends at WSOMN, ADMINBILL states that this week, the end of May, will be exciting.

I am sure nothing is going to happen this week, the end of May, next weekend, the first of June, etc.

ADMINBILL gets satisfaction out of torturing his members by giving fantasy timetables, and outrageous lies.

It has been three years now since ADMINBILL decided to go from
Chief Moderator of WSOMN to guru status.

ADMINBILL claims his he only gives information that come from his sources.  Have not all WSOMN come to the realization that ADMINBILL's sources know nothing?

From the zim and GCR promises of three weeks ago, to this exciting week, and just a nose hair away, you will keep getting excuses from now until the end of the year and further.

THERE WILL BE NO REVALUATION OF THE DINAR IN 2017
THERE IS NO VALUE TO THE ZIM, AND NEVER WILL BE

There you go, now you have the truth.

Keep :"thanking" ADMINBILL for his posts, and remain the naïve, uninformed currency holder.  Do not make any plans, spend monies on trust attorneys or lawyers.  Nothing is happening this year.

ADMINBILL is a liar.

"THERE WILL BE NO REVALUATION OF THE DINAR IN 2017"


Well can't say I agree with this statement. What I do know is the CPA guy with duel citizenship told me it was not a scam. Now what Iraq will do, re-denominate, RV, is any ones guess, but with all the money starting to flow back into Iraq for reconstruction, they'll have to do something...........We'll see, but trying to attack and dash every ones dreams because of you personal little war with WSOMN is kinda cheap Scotchie.......Kinda puts you on their level dude....IMO of course......Peace

MBosman, I see how you may think my little squabble with ADMINBILL is trite and self-centered.  Point made.  It is difficult to get over the fact that ADMINBILL, for whatever his selfish reason, decided to print all my personal information on his site.  That is not honorable, and shows no integrity.

What you describe as either a redenomination or revaluation is the key point.

If Iraq redenominates, either by deletion of the zeros or another method, the value of the dinar does not rise, as it would with a revaluation.

How can Iraq revalue as long as it is still accepting loans from the IMF/World Bank?  How can Iraq revalue when a terrorist organization holds trillions of its currency?

No, my goal is not to dash the hopes of many.  They need to think about the consequences of their actions, whether they decide to hold on to what could be worthless, or sell back while they have the opportunity.  I will not offer a suggestion on what they should do.  ADMINBILL, of course, tells them to hold on to their currencies.  Will ADMINBILL make good if the dinar and zim are deemed worthless in the future?

Wish you the best MBosman, and hope your CPA friend is correct.
We have members here that also have contacts in Iraq, and one in particular I follow is of the opinion that your CPA friend might be wrong.

Just wanted to thank you guys for answering my post. I really don't know this CPA guy. He's not a friend, he's not some secret source under the bushes. I had the chance to meet him trough a very highly respected attorney out in LA while on a visit. I can only state what he told me.

I do think the rebuilding of Iraq is much, much more then wind damaged buildings or a few pot holes. Ramblenash with the utmost respect I don't know what planet your living on. Iraq is going to need to rebuild entire city structures, streets, housing, buildings, light poles,etc,etc,etc. 

Money and investments are going to be flowing into Iraq. We all know banks only loan money if it's a sound investment with a return. You can't take out a loan unless you can show you can pay it back. Thus they'll have to do something with their currency.

Iraq's going to need cash flow, and to do that IMO they'll need to go international. No one cares how much dinar the bad guys have now, that's why we read about their caliphate banks being bombed. This Suni vs Shia has been going on for over 2000 years. It's never going away.

As for WSOMN, he's a slimy little snake that needs to crawl back under his rock. Giving out personal info was just flat out wrong. Karma will bite him in the ass someday.

IMO and my understanding is, if your going to play with the big boys on the international market, W.T.O. states in writing.....you have to be able to protect your borders, have a stable government, and above all, protect your currency...and it has to be international...so we'll see.

Oh one last thing. The first time I even heard about the dinar was through my mom's next door neighbor. I went over to pick up a chair for my mom. As I was talking to this lady about the neighborhood, economy, area house prices, and all that trivial crap you talk to neighbors about, She said "in a few months I'll be a millionaire". I said that's great, how's that going to happen?

She brought out a shoe box and showed me a million dinars. I didn't even know what a dinar was. Much less any of these bs guru's. Her son had just gotten out of the army and returned from Iraq. Here's the little secret no one really knows. American service men stationed in Iraq were aloud to bring back a few million dinars. Maybe the military knows something we don't? 

So I googled and researched the history of monetary reforms in war torn countries. Convinced me enough to put some away. I then met this CPA guy about a week later.

For me the bottom line is this. I think Iraq is going to have to do something with their currency. 

Oh and one last thing. My son spent 5 years in the Marine Corps on a CH-53 Helo. He spent 9 months over their, and brought back 5 million.


So we'll see. I truly think the odds are more for it then again'st it.

MBosman, thanks for your reply.

We all have our own stories on how we found out about the dinar.  As hard as it is to believe now, I found out about 5/6 years ago when I called a friend in Boise, Idaho.  He just had a meeting with a very wealthy Australian who said he was part of the project to initiate a GCR.  I had no idea what a GCR was, but I bought dinar.  He said that currency would revalue first.

Well, not sure what happened to this Australian guy, but since that time I have become quite a skeptic on the GCR and dinar.

Thank your son for his service, and hope that his investment will be fruitful one day.

MBosman wrote:I do think the rebuilding of Iraq is much, much more then wind damaged buildings or a few pot holes. Ramblenash with the utmost respect I don't know what planet your living on. Iraq is going to need to rebuild entire city structures, streets, housing, buildings, light poles,etc,etc,etc.

I put it in quotes for a reason. A good portion of the country needs structures rebuilt and the utilities to service them. Iraq is asking for investors to help with the work.

MBosman wrote:... Her son had just gotten out of the army and returned from Iraq. Here's the little secret no one really knows. American service men stationed in Iraq were aloud to bring back a few million dinars. Maybe the military knows something we don't?

That's not really a secret. There are articles and forum posts going back to 2003. The speculation is that the country, once the war ends, will recover economically at a fast pace. i.e. buy low and sell high. In 2003 the currency rate, in country, was around 1,800:1 and in 2009 it was around 1,170:1. It hasn't moved much since then. All the talk coming from the Gurus about the overnight spike in the currency is BS. If they don't have the reserves, in the CBI, to back the currency at those Guru BS rates, it won't happen...