💢 Freedom Prevails, Liberty Lounger Extraordinaire 💥 Here are screenshots of the CBI website ... this IS SO EXCITING ...I can't translate the PDF exactly, but it has to be the instruction on currency exchange!!!!! I can feel the sand between my toes already and the sun shining on my face .... LET'S GO!!!! 🔥❤️🔥
💢 Goldilocks confirmed this has to do with Foreign Exchange Service Providers Working Procedures 😁
8.13.24
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Wed. 21 Aug. 2024 Ginger’s Liberty Lounge on Telegram: This RV is a Private Exchange, not a public one. The special exchange and/or redemption has special rates for currency – a Contract rate for a couple of currencies. One being the Iraqi Dinar, which is being given as a result of an Oil for Dinar agreement between Iraq and the countries that provided troops during the process to remove Saddam Hussein.
The purchase of oil in Dinar from Iraq will start as soon as the Revaluation starts. The Pre-revaluation Dinar will be used to purchase the oil at the new revalued price. For example, the current 25,000 Dinar note has a value against the US Dollar 1,460 dinar to 1 USD.
The 25,000 notes we have are those notes. The 25,000 Dinar notes we hold will be exchanged by the US Treasury at a high rate because they in turn will be used to purchase oil from Iraq after revaluation at face value as if they were the new notes. That means that a 25,000 Dinar note can currently buy about $17.00 worth of oil, however after revaluation that same note can buy around $93,000 worth of oil.
The Contract rate and the lower International rate are given to us in the Private exchange as a payment for what the US spent in that war. Vietnam holds a very high amount of Dinar and China has put their weight behind the Dongs revalue rate so that they can get the Dong after we exchange it, and the swap it for the Dinar that Vietnam has in order for them to buy oil with those old notes.
Iraq's Investment Landscape in 2024: A Comprehensive Guide
Iraq, with its rich history and vast natural resources, presents a unique landscape for investors seeking opportunities in the Middle East. As of August 25, 2024, the country's National Investment Commission (NIC) has published updated guides to help investors navigate the investment climate.
Key Investment Opportunities
The NIC's guides highlight a range of sectors ripe for investment, including energy, infrastructure, and real estate. With the world's fifth largest proven oil reserves, Iraq aims to quadruple oil production by 2027. Additionally, the government's commitment to developing infrastructure and social services offers significant prospects for growth.
Legal Framework and Strategic Advice
Investing in Iraq, however, is not without its complexities. The Legal 500's guide emphasizes the importance of legal and strategic advice for foreign investors.
Issues such as dealing with government authorities, understanding local market conditions, and protecting intellectual property rights are crucial considerations.
Investment Map and Opportunities
The NIC's Investment Map provides a detailed overview of investment opportunities across various sectors and regions.
It includes sectoral and regional data, offering insights into where and how to invest in Iraq.
Government Support for Investors
To attract foreign investment, the Iraqi government has established the One Stop Shop in the National and Provincial Investment Commissions. This service facilitates the processing of investment license applications, issuing licenses, allocating land, securing tax exemptions, and easing the entry and exit of investors and their employees.
Challenges and Risks
Despite the potential rewards, investing in Iraq involves dealing with a challenging business environment. Practical issues such as underdeveloped supply chains and obtaining insurance cover, while not the top concerns, highlight the developmental stage of the market.
Nothing to share just wanted to let you folks I was still around
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TEXAS SNAKE
Well folks everything remains very positive for our anticipated event so continue to pray this event in for the sake of the world's economy as well as each of us participants. GOD Bless each member.
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TEXAS SNAKE
Banker indicates many positive items are pointing to Thursday, we shall see.
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TEXAS SNAKE
AUGUST 03
love this room now, Leaves TS to be free to speak, admins never jump in cause issues and people have continued to come in and all seem to keep to the subject, truly the room has become what we all wanted it to be.
It is presently 3:10 AM in Bagdad Monday morning and additional info is coming forward over and above what was shared on the Conf Call I was included in last night. Still very encouraged about tomorrow in US as well as this coming week.
You are correct it will be Monday when the banker calls me in the morning.
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AUGUST 06
Well foiks truly wish I had something to report but with all the NDA;s being issued it is much harder to obtain anything of value.
AUGUST 07
Things are in positive motion folks hang in there, NDA's are the issue at present for status of our benefits to be realized but it is days not months
AUGUST 09
Texas Snake, [08/09/2024, 9:13:08 p. m.]:
While due to the many NDA's that those who have provided info to me has resulted in the limited info I can share we are still in a positive situation to realize our objective. Wish I could share more of the particulars but cannot risk their safety.
Gonna be an early night forme as I need tp prepare a men's breakfast for our church in the morning but will open for a bit for you folks to share anything you may have.
Senior American General's Middle East Visit to Deter Escalation and Protect Forces
In an effort to deter further escalation and protect U.S. forces in the region, a senior American general embarked on an urgent Middle East tour in August 2024. The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. CQ Brown, Jr., made this trip to key allies and partners, including Egypt, Jordan, and Israel.
Objectives of the Visit
The primary objectives of Gen. Brown's visit were to: Deter Escalation: Stress the importance of avoiding any broader escalation of hostilities in the region. Protect U.S. Forces: Ensure the safety and security of U.S. military personnel stationed in the Middle East.
Support Israel's Self-Defense: Reaffirm U.S. commitment to Israel's right to defend itself against threats. Humanitarian Assistance: Coordinate efforts to provide humanitarian aid to civilians affected by the ongoing conflicts.
Impact of Hostage Negotiations
Gen. Brown highlighted that reaching a successful agreement in the ongoing hostage negotiations between Israel and Hamas could help bring down tensions.
The U.S. military's bolstered presence in the region, including the deployment of the Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier strike group and additional forces, served as a deterrent against potential attacks by Iran or its allies.
Regional Security Concerns
During his visit, Gen. Brown discussed regional security concerns with his counterparts in Egypt, Jordan, and Israel. The tour aimed to reinforce the U.S. commitment to the Middle East and to gain a deeper understanding of the various perspectives on ongoing tensions.
