Frank26 (KTFA)
I think we’re very close…Haven’t you noticed the change in pattern?
…Articles. Didn’t you notice? …That’s where all the truth, all the vital information that we need about this investment is at. This is called the Asraflak. Asraflak is when they’re giving the financial literacy education of the monetary reform, that I promised you was going to happen. That’s where we’re at.
[Iraq boots-on-the-ground report]
FIREFLY: Sammy wants to talk to you. The reason you don’t see the budget is the same reason you don’t see the back pay paid out or the oil not restarted because it’s all related to the budget tables and a rate.
FRANK: I agree 100%...I agree with you Mr. Sammy because if you sit back and look at the whole picture of the monetary reform there’s only one thing missing – a new exchange rate that makes everything work. That makes everything make sense because nothing is logical at 1310.
Community comment:
“$6.47 like it was in my dreams!“
I don’t think it could ever reach something like that…because that would cause a domino effect with the other Middle Eastern currency values. It would be the opposite of what we’re doing right now, an undervalued exchange rate. We would be dealing with an overvalued exchange rate. That would really mess tings up in imports and exports.
[Iraq boots-on-the-ground report]
FIREFLY: Sammy wants to talk to you. The reason you don’t see the budget is the same reason you don’t see the back pay paid out or the oil not restarted because it’s all related to the budget tables and a rate.
FRANK: I agree 100%...I agree with you Mr. Sammy because if you sit back and look at the whole picture of the monetary reform there’s only one thing missing – a new exchange rate that makes everything work. That makes everything make sense because nothing is logical at 1310.
Community comment:
“$6.47 like it was in my dreams!“
I don’t think it could ever reach something like that…because that would cause a domino effect with the other Middle Eastern currency values. It would be the opposite of what we’re doing right now, an undervalued exchange rate. We would be dealing with an overvalued exchange rate. That would really mess tings up in imports and exports.
