Found on the TNT TONY FORUM right before it was DELETED (2024)

Found on the TNT TONY FORUM right before it was DELETED

THE FOLLOWING WAS SENT TO ME - They thought we might be interested in it. I guess it was up and then very shortly taken down. I guess they still don't like it when their members question the validity of what Tony is saying and the RV of the Dinar. So for all you TNT visitors, here is what they do NOT allow you to read on the TNT FORUM.

THREE CHEERS FOR THE THINKERS!!!!

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usnavy55

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Date: 11:49 AM Jul 7, 2014

The solution seems so simple...

...that this must be a stupid question. If the PTB are so worried about creating zillionaires, etc. (except for themselves, of course), why not just close the dealers/banks selling currencies down? Just stop people from continuing to add currency holdings, which of course they're going to do the longer they delay. DUH! Another solution: introduce a 3rd category of capital gains tax like 'extra short term' or whatever, and let it be known that it will be taxed at 80% or some punitive rate. It seems like they're doing a lot of straining at a problem that is not that complicated. Personally, I have no objection to zillionaires.

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song
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Date: 12:20 PM Jul 7, 2014

Its funny ya know? if I was a dealer and I knew that the revaluation was about to occur, I would shut down and then when it was time to exchange, I would take all that currency and go to the bank and be a uber rich FORMER dinar currency dealer. The whole thing just does not make sense to me that the dealers are still simply selling making a percentage of what they could make on an RV currency exchange. Really, why don't they just shut down if it is so close to happening?

TNT_PHONEY "We Are The Conned" ! yes, through time, the followers of this clown have been conned in a huge and terrible way.

Not saying this whole RI/RV/GCR could not ior would not happen, but if you put the pieces of the puzzle together, and appy any type of logic to it, reality might set in. How many times over the past years have there been delays ? ow many times has the event been called and done ? Are you reading and hearing, How many times ?

Excuse after excuse, news and statements twisted to be used in the ROO. Intel from three letter agencies, shared with a convicted criminal, come on, think. people in complete financial ruin, for what, for the free money tomorrow. Kind of reminds you of the Popeye cartoons "I will gladly pay you on tuesday for a hamburger today" of "free beer tomorrow" !

As you sink further and further in to desperation, as you buy and buy more from the brokers at each BS news from people making money off of your desperation and ruin who could give a damn lessabout you or your life, but yet only their personal gain, do you say ENOUGH.

Some things in this world are "Meant to Be" and certainly this whole thing could be, but I believe it is time for an eye opener. Look at WHAT, WHERE, WHEN, and, HOW ! YOU WOULD DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND MOST OF ALL LOOK AT WHO ! WHO HAS OVER TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND FAKE FOLLOWERS ON THEIR TWITTER ACCOUNT, WHO HAS DECIEVED YOU IN EVERY TURN OF THE ROAD ! WHO HAS LIED ABOUT INTEL, THREE LETTER AGENCIES, AND CAPTIVATED YOU WITH LIES AND BAD INFORMATION ! JUST ADD UP THE SIMPLE STATEMENT, "HOW MANY TIMES" ?????

Well Guest,You were not conned, it is a speculation and you should have treated it as such which is a very low risk, low return speculative investment. The risk is low and so is the potential return. How can you expect anything soon or substantial from the Dinar investment having regard the state of the country and it's political mess with killings every day for the last ten years.

Now it's worst because Iraq will be labeled a failed state soon if certain things happen. The Country will be divided up into pieces with a variety of currencies. Always remember only invest what you can afford to loose and also The Iraq Dinar was always a very low risk low return speculative small fry investment. Always remember before you invest in a country's currency you must visit that country and spend some leisure time to get a feel as to what is going on, look at their GDP, Their stock exchange index and their social, political and economic stability. If you fail to do that The Tonys of this world will take advantage of you.

Blessings

A high risk investment usually if it pays yields a higher return from a substantial capital outlay. The risk is high because the invested amount is high and will hurt you to loose it. Investing a few thousand dollars is no high risk, that is entertainment money. Iraq is no high risk. High risk is when you invest real money and hope to get greater than real. If people loose a few thousand dollars with the Dinar that is no big thing.

At no time at all the Iraqi Dinar ever could have paid a high return and never will for a very long time to come. The GeoPolitical Circ*mstances will continue to dictate the so called future of that region or lack thereof. Perhaps the other agenda????? Perhaps we are witnessing the epicenter of an ingrained capacity for an adaptation syndrome.

Greetings

Risk is risk ... return is return. Risk is a measure of the chances of loss, not a measure of amount invested. The risk is the same for say 20:1 odds whether you invest (bet) $20.00 or $20,000 dollars. Further, while $1000 may be nothing to you, to others it is a very large amount indeed. The amount of return likewise has nothing to do with the degree of risk. However when making a decision about an investment, a wise person does weigh the risk against potential return. Obviously, that wise person would not consider a high risk investment unless there was potential for a commensurate level of return.

Any investment, I repeat ANY investment carries a risk, be it risk of loss due to inflation, market risk, failure of the organization ... there are literally dozens of risks in investing, and a wise person considers them all and decides which ones they are comfortable with and in what amounts.

I understand your policy position and it makes perfect sense, however I do not consider the Dinar a serious investment product and never will for a very long time to come hence my ravings.

Regards