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Iran Is Important For The Currency Revaluation: Removing Them Is The Trigger Point
Iraq’s Gold-Backed Digital Dinar and the Currency Revaluation
Iran’s grip prevents Iraq’s economic sovereignty. A revalued Iraqi Dinar, pegged to gold reserves (Iraq’s holdings surged to 145 tons by October 2025, Central Bank of Iraq, Baghdad), requires regional calm. Without it, hyperinflation and black-market chaos persist.
The Plan: A digital dinar system, integrated with blockchain for transparency, backed by oil revenues and gold. This isn’t public knowledge – it’s buried in classified IMF consultations (IMF Country Report No. 25/183, June 11, 2025) pushing for redenomination (deleting three zeros) to streamline transactions and attract foreign investment.
Why Iran Must Fall:
Iranian proxies siphon billions from Iraq’s oil (fifth-largest reserves globally, Basra fields) via smuggling networks, raking in $1 billion annually (Reuters, December 3, 2024). This funds terror, not reconstruction.
Regime change in Tehran clears the path: no more proxy attacks on pipelines, stable exchange rates (current IQD at 1,310 to USD, targeted reset to pre-1991 levels around 3 IQD per USD).
The “new financial system” – a gold-standard digital network – hinges on this, enabling seamless trade across a pacified Middle East.
Think about this. D********e blueprints, akin to the Fulcrum in Blacklist Season 2 – a device holding all secrets – outline this as part of a broader reset.
Iraq’s Central Bank Governor Ali Al-Alaq (Baghdad) confirmed in October 2025 the “zero removal” project advances, but off-record memos tie it to U.S.-backed stabilization post-Iran conflict.
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Without peace, no dinar RV; with it, trillions in locked value unleash.
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