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Ariel (@Prolotario1): Tariff Reverse Could Lead to a Iraq Dinar Revaluation

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Ariel
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SCOTUS Tariff Reverse: What Is The Alternative? Donald Trump Playing Another Ace 🇮🇶

What do you all think?

Because there are quite a few reasons why this could lead to a Iraqi Dinar Revaluation. Think Trade deficits dropping by like 15% by mid-2026, starving import-based cabals of slush funds. What’s not to like about that? Then States like Texas (gold/silver legal tender since Sept 2025) and Missouri speed this up a bit.

Tariff cash buys metals, arbitrages imbalances, forces dinar match without direct USD crash if possible. Unexpected move: Tie tariffs to FARA probes on Soros/Open Society groups as foreign trade influencers, cutting their USD m**********n strings. Which would be a genius move directly or indirectly or inadvertently so to speak.

If the Supreme Court strikes down Trump’s main tariffs using emergency powers, he can switch to backup laws like Section 232 for national security reasons and Section 301 for unfair trade practices. These let him put duties on imports from China, Mexico, and Europe without needing court approval right away, covering about 80% of what he planned.

The process starts with quick reviews by the U.S. Trade Representative, which his team can speed up in 60 to 90 days using emergency rules. This keeps pressure on trade imbalances, indirectly pushing the dollar’s value down by making imports cost more and exports cheaper. Lower dollar value helps countries like Iraq trade fairly without their currency seeming too weak. Trump’s commerce secretary, Howard Lutnick, is already setting up these fast tracks to avoid Senate delays after the government shutdown ends.

Now, think about it – how does this fix things for the Iraqi dinar? I would like to think that the dollar’s f**e high value right now blocks Iraq from setting their dinar at a fair 1-to-1 rate, hurting their oil sales. But with tariffs potentially lowering the dollar, ig revoked Iraq’s central bank can revalue without a big shock to their market, especially since the U.S. Treasury oversees key Iraqi banks through 2025 agreements.

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The U.S. Treasury’s control over Iraq’s main banks, like the Trade Bank of Iraq, gives Trump leverage to guide the dinar reset smoothly. This includes joint meetings with the Federal Reserve to balance dollar flows and prevent inflation spikes during revaluation. States like Texas and Missouri are already making gold and silver legal money, so Trump can tie tariff money to buying these metals for backing. This tethers the Treasury dollar to real assets, stabilizing the dinar at parity by matching both currencies to gold values. Iraq’s $100 billion in reserves, mostly dollars, can then convert easily without loss. Overall, it creates fair trade where Iraq sells oil without getting crushed by the dollar’s overvalue.

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