Tuesday, October 21, 2014

Giant Dinar Loophole

Posted by soundoc on October 21, 2014 at 4:44pm
Now that Iraq has an in country RI, the PTB have created a giant loophole that Iraqi citizens should take advantage of.

The Loophole:
Phase 1: Iraqi citizen has Q card loaded with dinar at a rate of $3.58 US dollars for each dinar, they got paid retroactive back to Jan 14, so if they wire transfer $10,000 USD to a relative in the US that relative could buy approx. $11,647,545 dinar at the 1166 rate.

Phase 2: The relative residing in the US does a gift letter to the relative in Iraq and sends the dinar back to relative via Fedex or UPS. They can then split the proceeds and do it again.

This should create some billionaires in Iraq.

How many times can this be done before the PTB close the loophole by releasing the RV?


Tony and DC said on last call that this is a huge problem for the PTB and they would be crazy to leave this open for very long.

$11M dinar in Iraq will convert to $39,380,000 USD
 

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Greed.
Is this the sign of the first project? A loophole project to strip humanity of funding to create a new wealth class by deceptive practices using international waters to commit a financial (???)
Where is Interpol for whoever came up with this and pitched it to the sleeping masses who are so uneducated they may think this is a good idea and then wonder what happened.

Is what you have not enough?
How many units of blood flowed like oil in the land, before that currency was recognized as something for some people to want to covet like it's gold or silver?

You shall know them by their deeds.

Anonymous said...

If the Dinar is pegged to the dollar, then there should be no delay in international rates. If there is a slight delay, people wouldn't be able to do that many of these transactions due to the shipping distance. If there are two separate rates, then they would not be able to do it electronically; only physical shipping. Shipping large amounts of currency always alerts Customs as well, since the small amounts of metal in each bill would be a large amount that would set off a metal detector, even the ones in the airports. Doing this successfully would be called arbitrage, and is done every second of every day between different markets. I wouldn't be too concerned about this. By the way, there is an exchange rate between the ZWR (new Zimbabwe Dollar) and the ZWD (old Zimbabwe Dollar). Here is the link: http://www.xe.com/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=1&From=ZWR&To=ZWD