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man, i am scared to open that link.

think i will pass.

Originally Posted by cooldolphins

man, i am scared to open that link.

think i will pass.

That is a good call on your part. Its messed up.

Gloribee

thanks gloribee. I've heard of the horror stories of sadaam. i don't want to actually see them. so, i'll pass!

Originally Posted by Hardwood

I personally hate the HYIPS marketing..... just seems like one well crafted scheme after another....If it weren't for the Dinar, I simply wouldn't be here.

If I become independently wealthy, the HYIP forums will be the LAST place I want to be.

nobody cares

Originally Posted by Inscrutable

YouTube - Iraq before the war - The happy days

Thanx Inscrutable....sights that aren't seen often enough.

Originally Posted by GerttiDinar

What a beautifully twisted piece of propaganda.

Propaganda?.....more like Iraq before the war.

Originally Posted by EJAMM

True ALL debt does not have to be relieved. Without substantial debt reduction (80%) across the board you will not see the much anticipated revalue/reversion. If you do a side by side comparison you would see that Iraq is very close to the economy of the country before Saddam plunged them into massive debt. On or about that time the dinar value (market value) also tanked. Again a side by side comparison reveals that economically Iraq is on par for a strong economy, with one exception....massive debt.

My thoughts

larry nichols disagrees with you and i trust his word on this myself.

Originally Posted by shotgunsusie

larry nichols disagrees with you and i trust his word on this myself.

Hi Susie, who is Larry Nichols, I got an e-mail today, that he was supposed to be on live tonight at 9PM est, there was no one there...
And if you heard him, what did he have to say about Iraq & the Dinar.
Thanks, Barmurphy

Originally Posted by cooldolphins

man, i am scared to open that link.

think i will pass.

As said earlier, good call on your part. Been active duty and been around the world. Worked 7 years as a detention officer, not much I can't stomach, but I had to cut that short.

Originally Posted by breakeven

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As far as security is concerned, more civilians die in Iraq in present times than they did during Saddam's reign. They cannot even secure Baghdad nevermind the rest of the country. To think that security is being enforced with great success would be doing injustice to the huge number of casualties on a daily basis.
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You have no idea what you're talking about.