Archive for May, 2010

DinarInc.com If You Want To Buy Iraqi Dinar

Monday, May 31st, 2010

Here is another short online commercial for Iraq Dinar currency.  I am not personally endorsing this company DinarInc so invest at your own risk but the video is worth watching.  This Iraq Dinar dealer takes a much more conservative approach with his forecast on the dinar and I like that.

If you have any questions about your experience to buy Iraq dinar just send an email to http://www.DrDinar.com/helpdesk/newticket.php

If you want to buy more of Iraq’s currency than this is at least worth watching.

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Saddam’s Nuke Bases under Sanitation

Tuesday, May 25th, 2010

by Penelope Rock

Saddam Hussein, the famous Iraqi dictator, may have already been castigated and been put to death because of his innumerable violation of human rights and for other abuses made during his rule but his remnants are still present in the land that he considered home yet he liberally abused.

Now, the Ministry of Science and Technology ordered the dismantling of the last nuclear shell that Saddam has made and believed to be the heart of the late dictator’s nuclear weapons program development. Though today the place is already barren and uninhabited, the ministry still sees several reasons to finally clean the area to prevent further contamination.

The place is the Tuwaitha Research Complex in Iraq, just about 18 km southeast of Baghdad. It was first hit by an Israeli missile in 1981 and destroyed again in 1991 during the gulf war. In 2003 invasion of the US, the place has been raided again and was looted with important things. The complex was said to have been Hussein’s main laboratory where he has created several nukes. The presence of radioactive materials found on the place seems to prove that the place was once a laboratory that intended to develop a nuclear thing. Thus dismantlers are cautious enough that they wear appropriate protection to their bodies like lab coats and masks.

The site has been flooded with scientists and radiologists all covered in masks and protective gears and distinguished in their white lab coats. They were there to extract and recover any sign of radioactive contamination and decontaminate the place. But they are positively convinced that it will take them about 2 decades before they can fully achieve their goal.

The bombings had caused for radioactive leaks that are now becoming nightmare in the place making it more difficult for the scientists to decontaminate. With all those radioactive remains now scattered in the place, decontamination will be impossible for a year or two – the technicians expected.

About The Author

Penelope Rock is a product consultant for medical scrubs like lab coats, Cherokee scrubs and other branded hospital scrubs at Pulse Uniform which ships throughout the US, Canada and internationally.

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CBI Bids On Paper Shredders, Lop Myth, Gulf Oil Spill Effects, RV Talk

Saturday, May 15th, 2010

I was a little reluctant about having a Friday evening call in the middle of May with the BBQ weather in full swing.  So I went ahead with a single email blast to the network and I noticed inverters dialing in 45 minutes ahead of time.  We packed out our line well before the 8pm start time so here is a very brief review of the call followed by the recording download link.  You can also get it on itunes with the link graphic to the right on the this screen.

CBI Bids On Paper Shredders

Someone brought up the fact that the Central Bank of Iraq has been bidding on commercial paper shredders, this went right into a conversation about devaluation of the dinar and I had to display a little common sense on the issue.  Every country that prints currency has a way of destroying old notes that are cut, washed in the laundry, falling apart, or use the older security features.  Some countries burn notes, but shredding is a common method.

When the USA took the $10,000 bank note out of circulation in the 60’s, the $100 because the new biggest note.  The old 10k notes were destroyed at the banks but if you still own a $10,000 US banknote it is still worth $10,000 at a bank.  As for Iraq the largest bill now is the 25,000 dinar note.  Iraq may get rid of this note and make the 5,000 dinar note the biggest for example.   But your 25,000 dinar note will still be worth, 25,000 dinars.

Lop Myth

Very popular topic of conversation because the headlines make so much advertising revenue for online marketers in the dinar industry.  As always, the lopping of zeros is a myth.  It keeps coming up all the time since 2004 when I became a dinar dealer.   One DrDinar VIP member made the very important distinction that when the dinar revaluation occurs there will be zeros ‘lopped’ removed from the right of the decimal point in the exchange rate.  Many people still get confused on this, what I’d like to see is some marketers take the bull by the horn and speak the truth on this very issue.  Zeros will not lop off the banknotes, but rather the decimal point on the exchange rate will move to the right causing the zeros to the right to go away.  Example:  0.00006 becomes 0.006

Gulf Oil Spill Effects

There was mention of the oil spill and how that may effect supply and demand of oil.  Iraq may possibly benefit with a higher demand due to the increased oil production restrictions from the spill in the spill area.

RV Talk

No RV has occurred yet.  With 2010 here and all the massive progress made in Iraq over the last 6 years that I have tracked I’ve concluded that a dinar revaluation will in fact occur sometime in the future.  There is no question anymore whether or not it will occur.  The only people that talk trash about an RV not happening at all are people that are not aware of the key progress milestones over the years including the snuffing out of the Iraq civil war.

Here is your podcast on this article:
http://www.DrDinar.com/free-downloads/CBIbidsOnPaperShredders.DrDinar.5.14.10.mp3

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Iraqi Dinar Infomercial?

Wednesday, May 12th, 2010

I am not endorsing the products or services in this video ‘Invest at your own risk’, but I thought it be something ‘cool’ to share.  He even mentions Jim Cramer’s “Dinar play”!

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Iraq, Baghdad Cost of Living January 2010

Tuesday, May 4th, 2010

LOCATION: Iraq is in the Middle East, bordering the Persian Gulf, between Iran and Kuwait.

CAPITAL CITY: Baghdad

LARGEST CITY: Baghdad

CURRENCY: Iraqi Dinar (IQD)

ECONOMY: Iraq’s economy is dominated by the oil sector, which has traditionally provided about 95 percent of foreign exchange earnings. Economic activity has drastically reduced due to Iraq’s seizure of Kuwait in August 1990, the subsequent international economic sanctions, and damage from military action by an international coalition beginning in January 1991. There has been a shutdown of much of the central economic administrative structure. The immediate need is to resolve the destabilizing security and political conflicts. The Iraqi government is seeking to pass laws to strengthen the economy and encourage investment whilst ensuring an equitable divide of oil revenues within the nation.

Baghdad has an overall cost of living index which equates it with low cost of living locations. The overall cost of living index is comprised of the prices for defined quantities of the same goods and services across all 13 Basket Groups. Baghdad is currently ranked 250 overall, most expensive place in the world for expatriates to live, out of 276 international locations. The cost of living overview for each of the 13 Basket Groups is as follows:

Alcohol & Tobacco costs for alcoholic beverages such as alcohol at bar, beer, locally produced spirit, whiskey, and wine as well as tobacco products such as cigarettes is relatively less expensive compared to other cities with a rank of 267 out of 276.

Clothing costs for clothing and footwear products such as business suits, casual clothing, childrens clothing and footwear, coats and hats, evening wear, shoe repairs, and underwear is relatively less expensive compared to other cities with a rank of 226 out of 276.

Communication costs for various communication costs such as home telephone rental and call charges, internet connection and service provider fees, mobile / cellular phone contract and calls is relatively less expensive compared to other cities with a rank of 214 out of 276.

Education costs such as creche / pre-school fees, high school / college fees, primary school fees, and tertiary study fees is equally expensive on average compared to other cities with a rank of 161 out of 276.

Furniture & Appliance costs for furniture, household equipment and household appliances such as dvd player, fridge freezer, iron, kettle, toaster, microwave, light bulbs, television, vacuum cleaner, and washing machine is equally expensive on average compared to other cities with a rank of 181 out of 276.

Grocery costs for food, non-alcoholic beverages and cleaning material items such as baby consumables, baked goods, baking, canned foods, cheese, cleaning products, dairy, fresh fruits, fresh vegetables, fruit juices, meat, oil & vinegars, pet food, pre-prepared meals, sauces, seafood, snacks, soft drinks, spices & herbs is equally expensive on average compared to other cities with a rank of 176 out of 276.

Healthcare costs for general healthcare, medical and medical insurance such as general practitioner consultation rates, hospital private ward daily rate, non-prescription medicine, and private medical insurance / medical aid contributions is relatively less expensive compared to other cities with a rank of 237 out of 276.

Household costs for housing, water, electricity, household gas, household fuels, local rates and residential taxes such as house / flat mortgage, house / flat rental, household electricity consumption, household gas / fuel consumption, household water consumption, and local property rates / taxes / levies is relatively less expensive compared to other cities with a rank of 269 out of 276.

Miscellaneous costs related to stationary, linen and general goods and services such as domestic help, dry cleaning, linen, office supplies, newspapers and magazines, and postage stamps is relatively less expensive compared to other cities with a rank of 224 out of 276.

Personal Care costs for personal care products and services such as cosmetics, hair care, moisturizer / sun block, nappies, pain relief tablets, toilet paper, toothpaste, and soap / shampoo / conditioner is equally expensive on average compared to other cities with a rank of 177 out of 276.

Recreation and Culture costs such as books, camera film, cinema ticket, DVD and CDs, sports goods, and theatre tickets is equally expensive on average compared to other cities with a rank of 155 out of 276.

Restaurants, Meals Out and Hotel costs such as business dinner, dinner at a restaurant (non fast food), hotel rates, take away drinks and snacks (fast food) is equally expensive on average compared to other cities with a rank of 95 out of 276.

Transport costs for public transport, vehicle costs, vehicle fuel, vehicle insurance and vehicle maintenance such as hire purchase / lease of vehicle, petrol / diesel, public transport service maintenance, tires, vehicle Insurance, and vehicle purchase is relatively less expensive compared to other cities with a rank of 250 out of 276.

Your exact customized cost of living index for Baghdad is based on which of the above basket groups as well as the comparison location you select in the Calculators.

In terms of the hardship people are likely to experience, assessed in global terms, Baghdad is ranked as an extreme hardship location with a hardship index of 40%.

Your exact customized hardship index premium for Baghdad is based on the comparison location that you select in the Calculators.

About The Author:

Steven is Chief Instigator at http://www.xpatulator.com a website that provides cost of living index information and calculates what you need to earn to compensate for cost of living, hardship, and exchange rate differences.

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