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2010 Iraqi Polls Likely To Define The Reval Leadership Team
October 6th, 2009 26
CommentsNew laws for Iraq Oil legislation will most likely be delayed till after the January National Polls In Iraq. There is no indication at all that the Voting itself will be delayed just over 2 months away. Therefore, the elections are on for Iraq and Iraqis will have a chance to define a leader who will most likely take the country into a Revaluation in the next political term starting in 2010.

“All the indications point to the fact there is no hope for putting the oil and gas law on the agenda during the time remaining for this parliament,” said Ali Hussain Balou, a Kurdish born hard hitting Iraq Government Critic.

“Due to the insurmountable conflicts between political blocs, passage of this law could be delayed until the next parliament,” Ali Hussain Balou rifled off.

Modernizing Iraq’s oil production and export systems is crucial to hitting record production goals and is absolutely achievable with this oil law in place. Without the oil law in place, feuding between Government leaders in Iraq creates a dangerous legal ‘grab and run’. The law once in place will allow enforcement of the law to help greatly reduce corruption in Iraq.

Every election Iraq has had so far with the new Dinar currency has been a strong success. 2010 Iraq elections will be a turning point for a new era on this journey towards massive profits.

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I’m just plain stunned!
October 15th, 2009 2
CommentsThanks for all the survey feedback to all our newsletter readers. I’m going to post some of it next week, right now I’m in Arkansas USA, Texarcana to be exact.

One thing is for sure, we all need to keep score here. If you don’t keep score, you could be winning and FEEL like you are loosing. Everyone right now who owns Dinar is ‘Winning’, when is the game going to be won, hang in there, you are winning. My score card says that the enemy is coming hard in a defensive but don’t doubt for a second we are winning this fight towards a revalution. Hang in there.

I will post some feedback from the survey on tuesday, its great. That AskDatabase service is pretty cool stuff listing the more popular words and phrases according to popularity of use in the survey. I’ll post some of it on tuesday for you.

If I were to show you one of our survey results from 2004 or 2005 and compare it to the most popular phrases mentioned in the feedback form on todays survey, my comment would be this:

“Massive Improvements In The Average Iraq Dinar Owners Confidence In The Last 5 Years”

Enjoy the weekend,
Darren Chabluk
DrDinar.com

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Revalue Is Opposite To Devalue
September 29th, 2009 29
CommentsKuwait and Iraq are two of the richest countries in the world, each country holding 10% of the worlds oil. Kuwait and Iraq are neighbours also, some people don’t know this fact.

There is one additional distinct similarity between the two counties regarding a revaluation. Both countries have international support to revalue their respective currency. Kuwait experienced its revaluation virtually under the radar after the Gulf war, probably because the Internet as we know it was not around for online trading of restricted (pre-reval) currency.

Violence in Iraq has dropped dramatically over the past 5 years and this violence was one of the largest reasons that the Iraq Dinar as we know it could fail to make it to the world bank. Were over that hurdle now, waiting for sanctions to be lifted along with more progress in the Iraqi Government.

Although very real and realistic risks are involved in the Dinar, there are a couple myths that are just impossible. Having a reliable source of information is important.

If it was a criminal offence to make or believe false accusations about Iraq Dinar currency, I think I could think of a suitable ‘Charge’ such as:

“Gross Negligence In Iraqi Dinar Knowledge Causing Broke Mentality.”

Whenever rumours, even ‘reliable source’ rumours relating the Iraq Dinar to Germany’s currency downfall after World War II, there could very well be charges laid of Gross Negligence In Iraqi Dinar Knowledge Causing Broke Mentality. Assuming such type of mentality were illegal, which it is not.

The world did not support Germany after World War II and Germany does not have 10% of the worlds oil for good measure. Yes, Germany had to devalue their currency after that war. The US Government is fully backing Iraq along with the World Bank and countless other countries with oil deals in the works. Iraq is all about revalue, not devalue. The enemy wants the devalue, and the broke critics like to place the term ‘devalue’ into false ‘reliable source’ scenarios.

My question for you now is, if such broke mentality were in fact a criminal offence what would be the sentence?

note dinar in hand 25k je..note lain kena order n tgk pd supplier ade ke tk..price 2009 pun dh lain..

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saya mempunyai 45000 dinar iraq. sapa2 nak beli, gtau je sya. emailkan jer