My letter to my senators and a congressman

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Dear Mr. XXXXX, thank you kindly for your time. I have a question for you. As you know, the United States Treasury is currently holding several trillion dollars worth of Iraqi Dinar. Myself and many of my friends are as well, along with 3.5 million other US citizens. Do you not agree, sir, that the release of these funds into the hands of the citizens who own them, in the form of US Dollars, would be an excellent way in which to truly stimulate the economy of our great country? The revalue of the Iraqi Dinar and its subsequent release to those of us who, thanks to former president George W. Bush, have invested in this currency, would create new small businesses, employ hundreds of thousands of people and add significant revenue to the GDP of America. If there has been any force or group of individuals who have prevented this from happening or who have held up this release for some sort of self serving political gain or hidden agenda, could you kindly look into this for me and my fellow Dinar investors? I know you are and have been a strong and consistent proponent of fiscal responsibility and conservative, pro-business policy. I have seen your efforts in dealing with big government and its self-aggrandizing ways. I and my friends and associates have a strong suspicion that there is currently some form of hindrance taking place which is preventing us from receiving the dollars that rightly belong to us investors. This delay, in our opinion, has lasted long enough. We are very appreciative of any effort you could make on our behalf in this matter. I am available to discuss this further at your convenience, Mr. XXXX. I can assure you that we will remember, with gratitude, your attention. I can be reached at 941-XXX-XXXX or at the above-listed email address. I look forward to hearing from you personally as soon as possible. Many thanks again. John XXXXXX. Bradenton, Florida.

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Please stop writing Congressmen and Senators...It can possibly have a detrimental effect on our investment...this is very childish, and unwise. All we need is Congress debating an RV, Wow, don't even want to think about it..

I am also concerned about possible negative backlash from this type of approach.

gwp1616 wrote:

Please stop writing Congressmen and Senators...It can possibly have a detrimental effect on our investment...this is very childish, and unwise. All we need is Congress debating an RV, Wow, don't even want to think about it..[/quote]

I strongly dissagree with you. What is childish and unwise is remaining apathetic and silent. This quivering attitude is exactly what these representatives are counting on. They work for US.....they should be scared ____less for keeping their job next election...not us!! They will only be accountable when we hold them accountable. Don't you see that by now....by this point in your life? You are operating from a position of fear and trepidation. Do not feed into the quid pro quo agenda of Washington by being silent and fearful. And certainly do not tell us, who have been rightly emboldened and encouraged by BGG's call, to stop writing those who serve us and who are accountable to us. We now have something to act on and rally around....something upon which to focus our positive energies and release our frustrations in a manner that will ultimately lead to the fullfillment and manifestation of our dreams. And as far as Congress debating an RV....what are you talking about? The RV is done....it simply needs to be released to the public.