Quote Originally Posted by medicinal
Geeze, no wonder you're pro Iraqi war, If we lose, you lose. I guess there goes my million,~LOL~.
It's actually something I stumbled on after the invasion. I had a friend that was going to Mexico and wanted to know exchange rates and out of curiosity I started looking at different ones. When I spotted how out of line Iraq was compared to the rest of the region.....well, the rest is history.

Part of the economic plan is a reval of the currency to at least a 1:1 and possibly up to their old levels of 1IQD:3.29US. With what I got that would translate to somewhere between 4.5-12 mill U.S..

A person doesn't need that much in my eyes but there is a hell of alot of good that can be done with it HERE in the states. Whether it be homes for Katrina, helping some vets, homeless shelters, etc... I'm pretty meager; I got my bike....a house would be nice and besides that just enough to live on and all is cool.

As far as "losing" that won't happen.......right now I can go to several banks here in the states and actually have a 10% gross profit on my investment.

In the first Gulf War the same situation happened with Kuwaits currency and MANY people made some big cash. I was all for that war, disappointed that we didn't clean up at that time and I knew NOTHING regarding currencys so the suggestion of that is why I'm on board is out of the question........it's about what's right and wrong with me.

By the way, ya know George Soros? BIG TIME left winger that preaches about on how we shouldn't have been there so on and so forth..........HEAVILY invested into Iraqs currency. That's the same dude that made out HUGE on the Euro!

Have a good one!:s4:
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