Breitling asks What’s the deal with the math with Iraq?

by **Ponee** Mon Feb 20, 2017 12:23 pm

Breitling

What’s the deal with the math with Iraq? Take a look at this…look at their economy now.

How much oil are they producing compared to how many people they have and the market prices. Now go look before the first gulf war. They are producing more. There are more people in the world buying oil so the whole thing is bigger.

But their currency is at a tenth of a penny?

You think that’s the market rate? Are you blind? This is for the people who are not in this investment…how blind are you? Obviously the currency is artificially held down…Go by the math. All the math is there. All the proof is there. You don’t need to have doubts. The question is, when is this going to happen? Everything I talk about is based on principle..it’s the numbers…It’s everything.

Fortunately, I didn’t come up with those numbers.

Guess who came up with those numbers? The Ministry of Finance. The Ministry of Planning. The parliament. the CBI.

That’s what you need to worry about.

One of the emails I get again and again is…”Did George Bush Jr. state that the Iraqi War was going to be paid for and that he brought over a bunch of dinar from Iraq?”

There are two answers to this. No he did not. And it’s not provable. But it has nothing to do with our investment. Absolutely nothing at all. So we want to be as sure as we can about out investment…what do you do? You go back to parliament. What did parliament say to the IMF that they wanted to do? What did they say to the Minister of Finance on what they wanted to do? What did the Ministry of Finance say to the Ministry of Planning?

What did the Ministry of Planning say the the Central Bank of Iraq? And then what’s going on with the currency?

It’s that easy.

There is nothing else to ask.

...Do you think President Barak Obama, President George Bush Jr., President Bill Clinton and President Trump and can get together and deem these note this value and then all of a sudden they are worth a buck? If you think they can do that and have the power to do that then you’ll buy anything. That’s not how it works.

They still have to reduce the note count no matter what. No country in the last 100 years has gone outside those principles. This is very easy to follow.

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by **Sam I Am** Mon Feb 20, 2017 3:31 pm

1. Even a broken clock is right twice a day. B is right that Bush never said that, but if he had said it I could see some justification in thinking that there was some secret plan in the works to provide a windfall, so he's wrong that it has nothing to do with investing or speculating in dinar.

2. What did parliament say to the IMF that they wanted to do? No idea, and it's not really relevant because the CBI determines the dinar's value.

3. What did they say to the Minister of Finance on what they wanted to do? See #2.

4. What did the Ministry of Finance say to the Ministry of Planning? See #2.

5. What did the Ministry of Planning say the the Central Bank of Iraq? I think he's talking about that Minister of Planning Feasibility Study from the Saddam era that is completely irrelevant. For the record they were recommending a reduction of the value from $3.21 to $1.13, not an increase from 1/10 of a penny to $1.13.

6. And then what’s going on with the currency? Well, the rate in 2009 was 1170:1. In January of 2012 it went to 1166:1, and then in December of 2015 it went to 1182:1, so it's actually lost value over the past eight years. Oh ..... and they are removing and demonetizing the lower denominations that you told people to buy.

by **Oldtimer61** Wed Feb 22, 2017 8:22 pm

Scumbag scammer

Breitling asks What’s the deal with the math with Iraq?

Breitling asks What’s the deal with the math with Iraq?

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