Thread: Will Prince Harry's Service Help Dinar?

Just in the last week I have been facinated by the current events involving Prince Harry possibly going to Iraq.

I think Prince Harry would be seen as the 'Mother of all targets'. Although, his own mother the late Princess Di as we all know her, she was a big anti land mine advocate and maybe a tour in Iraq for the young royal will somehow initiate a chain of political events that will help build the economy faster?

NBC recently paid $2.5 million dollars for an exclusive interview with the two grandsons of the Queen of England. Imagine all the Iraqi Government officials who would want to get his insight on what should be done in Iraq.

Harry's influence in Iraq could cause increased fighting, and or increased progress due to an increased awareness of New Iraq Government progress. At least twice as many people will be watching news on Iraq, buying Iraq Dinar and so on.

The last major political event in Iraq was when Saddam's death sentence was announced on November 5, followed by an execution on Dec 30 '06. It just so happened that the Dinar went up nicely, which started around November also.

If huge political events cause inspiration that creates a 'butterfly effect' just like the movie Butterfly Effect, than Prince Harry in Iraq, although many don't agree; Could possibly be the next major political event that creates a chain reaction leading to the Central Bank going into another buy back frency, increasing the value of Dinar for some weird reason like inspired officials. That is assuming that some form of inspiration or anticipation of change was the cause for the Saddam execution/Dinar jump recently.

Prince Harry = JACK SQUAT...nuff said

My opinion of myself is I am a normal guy going through life. This "perception" of myself is beyond my control.

A lot of people don't like the Royals and you may see the entire event as insignificant. What if he gets captured, that could end the British presence in Iraq right there. There are many good things that you might be over looking as well.

Can you imagine the strings that Tony Blair, and Prince Williams, and the Queen would pull to save that boys a--!? There will be change because of him in Iraq. Might be good, might be bad, or both. I hope he inspires people in the Government to persevere. Prince Harry is just one variable in a complicated algorithm of "rv", could he be a catalyst that initiates a chain reaction with world leaders? Or will he amount to s--t all. Well, we will see.

Originally Posted by Darren Chabluk

My opinion of myself is I am a normal guy going through life. This "perception" of myself is beyond my control.

A lot of people don't like the Royals and you may see the entire event as insignificant. What if he gets captured, that could end the British presence in Iraq right there. There are many good things that you might be over looking as well.

Can you imagine the strings that Tony Blair, and Prince Williams, and the Queen would pull to save that boys a--!? There will be change because of him in Iraq. Might be good, might be bad, or both. I hope he inspires people in the Government to persevere. Prince Harry is just one variable in a complicated algorithm of "rv", could he be a catalyst that initiates a chain reaction with world leaders? Or will he amount to s--t all. Well, we will see.

First, let me say I don't care what you're, or anyone else's, perception of you may be...makes me no difference. But, I do have a question as to why you seem to think this is so important to the Iraqi government. If our President, England's Queen, Saudi Arabia's PM, and many others of that realm from other countries have no bearing on what the Iraqi government does, WHAT MAKES YOU THINK THIS PRINCE WILL HAVE AN AFFECT? I really don't see where it matters to the insurgents either as they will never know which soldier he is unless they go around making every soldier lift their helmets and remove any other facial gear the soldier may be wearing to see who is who. I'm sorry, I don't see the bad people getting that close to their 'enemy' soldiers. The only thing I see from them is their attempts to kill as many of the 'enemy' as they can...they do not care who they are (Americans, Britons, Australians, etc.) I firmly believe that (to them) he will be just another soldier...with strings, yes...but, I don't see them just searching him out for the purpose of removing British soldiers. From what I have read in the news articles, the British are pulling out anyway. As for him 'rushing' the Iraqi government into something toward a RV, I truly don't think they care if he is one of the soldiers or not. Honestly, I don't see where his being there, or not, will have a tinker's darn to do with anything. Sorry, I just don't see it,
Patty

Darren, the way I see it is that Prince Harry will most likely never be envolved in actual combat if he does go to Iraq.
Not only will there be a hugh price on his head but his presence would also be endangering our troops even more than they are now, if that's possible.
I wish him well.

lewscrew

Lewscrew,

I would have to agree, I can see him cooking for his fellow lads, or doing some paperwork. They just better keep the cameras off of him because that can give away his location. A little PR with the new Iraqi Government I would imagine would be in line too.

The price tag Al Quada has on his head is currently $650,000US. That would buy any insurgent a nice retirement on the french reviera.

Davzgirl,

I'm not saying hes going to cause an RV, I'm saying that he's going to influence positive change, and possibly more fighting too. And positive change always ends up with the Dinar if the ripple effect is strong enouph. I think the Dinar will be taking another upward spike this summer, 10 to 20%. As for a full RV, it's possible, but I don't have a crystal ball for that. If I did, it would not be a high risk opportunity. Which it undoubtably is. Regular people are putting thier life savings into this.

Originally Posted by Darren Chabluk

Will Prince Harry's Service Help Dinar?

NO !

I've cleaned up this thread. If you can't answer the question without being rude then don't post.

Thanks

Ok...then the answer to the owner of this thread is NO!

Silly questions get silly answers.

But if we even answer "No", the thread perpetuates.....

So my response to Mr. C is "No."