Risk is no longer a topic of conversation regarding Dinar in the media. I’ve dealt with Ali Agha from DinarTrade.com and he is one of the only dinar dealers I’ve endorsed for the last 2 years. There are other reliable dealers but after talking with Ali on the phone it did not take long for me to realize that this man has integrity.
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Written by Darren Chabluk for
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Darren.
First of all, thank you for your hard work educating us on the dinar and Iraq at each step of the way. I know this has taken a large amount of dedication and work on your part.
The above interview is good news and a sign that we who took this on faith and invested for the long haul may soon get to reverse the laughs and doubts of family and friends who thought us fools and suckers.
I have a question also. Is all well with our Ameriraq accounts? And can and should we add to them if we wish to increase our Dinar holdings.
Thanks, Tom
“Is all well with our Ameriraq accounts?” – please give more details, are you talking about Warka? Please specify with more info.
Nice post, really hits home for me too.
Darren
Hello,I’ve been a investor since the start Dec.03 and from all that has happened up to this point following the trends?I’m still and will be very optimistic it will take take time and patience,I’m a believer in the saying “good things come to those who wait”I thank you Darren for keeping folks informed of what’s going on with the dinar especially myself.Keep up the good info.Robert
Hello, Darren, First off thank you for all your hard work. This has to take a large amount of time . I am one of the people that family and freinds laugh at. They say I just might as well dropped it off a bridge. These last few items that I have been reading are keeping me going. Anymore I just keep my mouth shut to my family and maybe I will get the last laugh when they want to all borrow money from me thanks again Larry
http://dinarspeculation.com/2009/10/28/alliajha-from-dinartrade-on-cnbc/
Ali Agha on CNBC for Dinar Trade
UN pays out $610 million from Iraqi oil fund
Associated Press, 10.29.09, 07:18 AM EDT
GENEVA — The U.N. panel overseeing compensation for victims of Iraq’s 1990 Kuwait invasion said Thursday it has paid $610 million from Iraqi oil funds to cover losses from the war.
The U.N. Compensation Commission said the money would go to five private corporations and five government or international bodies. It did not disclose the identities of the claimants.
The commission, made up of the 15 U.N. Security Council member countries, has so far paid out over $28 billion. Another $24 billion is earmarked to go to another 10 unidentified claimants.
Money to pay the claims comes from Iraqi oil sales.Until the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq that toppled Saddam Hussein in 2003, the commission received 25 percent of the proceeds from the U.N. oil-for-food program, which allowed the former Iraqi regime to sell oil and buy food, medicine and other humanitarian goods despite international sanctions.
Since the invasion, the amount the commission receives from Iraqi oil exports has been reduced to 5 percent.
Last year, the commission asked member nations to help it recover more than $80 million in overpayments made to several thousand claimants.
Copyright 2009 Associated Press. All rights reserved.
Darren I’ll put you website address as my “borrowed websit” (hope you don’t mind) to say I endorse you services. I really appreciate the hard work that you have this far labored to keep us informed about where we all are with our dinar investment.. The dinar has appreciated can’t wait to see what revaluation amount will be when it finally does happend.. Thanks again, Francisco
Oh Darren can you email me the steps I need to take to maybe acquire an investment account with Warka or other sources you may like to recommend.
thanks, Frank
Frank, thanks for the endorsement, unfortunately Ive got way too much on my plate right now to give anyone any 1 on 1 help. When the new site opens I’ll help you, I will have extra help with other things at that time to smooth things over.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=1303034063&play=1
Airtime: Wed. Oct. 21 2009 | 2:27 PM ET
A look at two former soldiers who are going to Iraq to invest, with Douglas Ollivant, Monument Capital Group and John DeBlasio, Sallyport Global Holdings.
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http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=1311362110&play=1
Airtime: Wed. Oct. 28 2009 | 2:43 PM ET
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Thanks for digging up those videos Henry, investing Iraq is really hitting CNBC lately.
Very interesting and informative video!
Thank you Darren for all your VERY hard work. Greatly appreciated!
This is a game of patience which will definitely pay off.
Darren,
Hope you can explain something. Ali said they are selling around 500 million Dinar everyday. If at least this much currency is being distributed into the market everyday, this concerns me very much.
First of all, where is all the currency coming from? Does Iraq have that much money printed to be able to sell? I just cant imagine a currency being able to increase in value when there is so much supply. Iraq and the World Bank would not be able to cover currency exchanges.
Would love to hear your input. Thanks.
Dan, currency is constantly being sold back also, plus selling currency creates revenue for the country. The country of Iraq is not pulling out currency in lack of an equal flow of revenue like the US has done with a stimulas plan. It’s not a harmful situation. The current value of the Dinar will continue to rise before the revaluation.
House of Representatives convened to discuss the approval of its election law
Council will hold its House of Representatives on Tuesday to discuss the approval of election law, which has encountered many obstacles.
And on the topic that spoke Kurdistan Alliance MP Mohsen al-Sadoun said in a statement singled out by the Radio Tigris.
KA agrees to give Kirkuk special status – MP
November 3, 2009 – 02:01:56
BAGHDAD / Aswat al-Iraq: Lawmaker from the Iraqi Accord Front, Rashied Azzawi, said on Tuesday that the Kurdistan Alliance (KA) agreed to give Kirkuk a special status within the election law.
“I expect to reach an agreement on Kirkuk within the coming hours, noting that Arabs, Turkmen and Kurds agreed to give Kirkuk a special status,” the lawmaker told Aswat al-Iraq news agency.
“The disagreement still exists on the additional seats,” he explained. “The quota system will be a problem for Arabs and Turkmen, and this is the reason some of them do not want it,” he added.
Throughout the past week, the Iraqi Parliament has failed to pass the elections bill due to differences over the status of the oil-rich city of Kirkuk in the law on parliamentary elections, scheduled to be held on January 16, 2010.
The Kurds, who form the majority of the population in Kirkuk, have long demanded that the province be incorporated in their autonomous region in the north despite the opposition of its Arab and Turkmen communities.
The political deadlock threatens the poll as the electoral law is supposed to be in place 90 days before voting takes place. Constitutionally, the election must be held by January 31.
Ali Agha seems so successful~bravo~