Dinarland Highlights – 7.12.25
MarkZ
[via PDK]
...why are so many government agencies closing from July 11 through the 14th? Example…VA.gov is closed for maintenance the 11th through the 14th. It is interesting that many government organizations and offices are upgrading at the same time they are upgrading the Fednow system? Fednow is a tool…it can be used for fiat or asset backed currency. And we will need a safer way to move money after this big event.
Most of my bond contacts think this is our last weekend. I pray it is. Overwhelming bond folks think they get their money over the weekend. I assume with the FedNow system down they will have access on Monday. We are hoping and praying this is true.
Question: Why is Fednow down?
MarkZ: Because of a whole new update. Bank wires are down, many government sites are down. Many banks doing system upgrades. Even the IRS is getting a system upgrade. Between the 11th and 14th of July many financial things are getting upgrades. We are hopeful that things are about to have a new value. This is one of the steps that needed to be completed so they can flip the switch.
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Bruce (The Big Call)
[via WiserNow]
Our redemption center leader, one of them that spoke to us…said there are no rates on redemption center screens right now… And I’m going to say probably not on bank screens either at this time. And I think the reason, one of the reasons is…our bank accounts …are in the QFs system, fully activated and ready to go by Saturday [7-12-25].
The dinar will have contract rate here in the United States. I don’t think it’s going to happen everywhere else. I think it’s just for us that we get a contract rate on dinar.
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Mountain Goat
…I have said it many times that this reinstatement of the dinar is nothing but political…If it wasn’t, the Dr Shabibi coup would have never happened. The newer lower denominations would be in circulation and we would have already been to the bank…if we truly want the TRUTH we must connect the pieces and see it. Trump’s policy towards Iraq is one of hope but he is also going to first use Iraq as a platform for peace in the middle east. …When the U.S. really steps up to the plate economically in Iraq you will see wonderous things happen…
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Frank26 (KTFA)
I believe there’s a 48 hour period that we’re looking for in order to see more information from these meetings that the committees are holding. It’s not just parliament that is waiting to pass laws but it’s what the COM and the courts are doing right now. But they’re done.
[Iraq just got slapped with 30% [tariffs]. You want 60%? Of course not. So, give the world and the Iraqi citizens the new exchange rate dog gone it. The whole world knows what the tariffs are for, to adjust your exchange rate. That’s why they’re all in line. The whole world knows everybody knows what Donald Trump is doing.
If you come out at $1.30 to 1 that’s better than 1 to 1. But if you forget about the concept of a float and come out at a fixed rate…at $3.22…it would be tangible to the other currencies in the Middle East. But the other currencies want a basket so they can drag the dinar and themselves up past what they are right now, into the $4.00 range…
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MilitiaMan
Let’s see what happens this weekend …The progression and the convergences…are showing signs of Iraq is truly getting ready and probably now has the ability to integrate into the financial system. We just have to watch and see what they show and tell us. I’ll be looking forward to waking up…on Monday morning with some good news. We’ll see.
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Samson (KTFA)
Article:
“Iraq records the highest rates of aircraft transit, with more than 700 aircraft per day.”
Quote:
“The Ministry of Transport announced that air traffic has recorded its highest rate of overflights, with more than 700 aircraft passing through…”
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Clare (KTFA)
Article:
“Al-Hassan from Karbala: Iraq is not a poor country and is open to foreign investment.”
Quote:
“Iraq is not a poor country, but rather a country of goodness, with trained, educated and cultured human resources, not only at home but also abroad. Iraq has scientists of both genders, even at NASA, and they are distinguished. He added that Iraq has distanced itself from the surrounding political problems, and in light of that, we only expect to see a strong Iraq with a regional and global standing.“
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Pimpy
There is no, ‘let’s get together in a group and we’ll do our dinars together so we can get a different exchange rate.’ You cannot negotiate the exchange rate. The only people that have access to negotiating on an exchange rate…are banks. You’re not a bank. You’re not a banker. You can’t go in there and negotiate a better exchange rate. That’s false.
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Kaperoni
Article:
“IMF sounds alarm bell over ‘economic collapse’: Iraq needs reform, not slogans”
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