Breitling says Nothing has changed. Breitling Report Audio

by **Ponee** Sat Dec 19, 2015 11:55 am

Breitling

If you're going to watch the Iraqi Dinar and you want to do it correctly then you want to do it by the numbers and by policy and that's the only way you should do it.

There's these articles coming out about the 50k and 100k notes and every time the articles come out people think according to the CBI it's a different scenario or it's a different definition than we read three months ago…it's the same thing! Nothing has changed.

The Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Planning and the CBI they don't change the definition from one article to the next.

It is solid.

It is written into law. What needs to be done. How they are going to do it. What currencies are going to be released or reduced.

And the CBI manages that process.

Every article that comes out about the 50K notes and the 100K notes doesn't change anything or the definitions…

Breitling … that's it. that's the best I've got…I look at the numbers under a microscope a little bit more than everybody else. There is no magic date, you just watch the process and it's a big heavy process and it's not small…Have you seen anything that says they've added to the note count? no, nothing, there is not one shred of evidence that they are adding to the note count. From the original statement of the General who actually put out the new currency you and I have, the new Iraqi dinar, made a statement, "at one time the Iraqi Dinar was $3.25." So that ends that debate...you have the guy who put the currency out for the new government of Iraq (at the time was the coalition government) saying their goal is to get to $3.25 (but at that time they were at a billion notes). Nothing has changed.