Summary:
The argument made by @Prolotario1 suggests that Iraq is poised to become a new power in the region, and this is closely tied to the currency revaluation that’s expected to start with the Iraqi Dinar (IQD). The user points out that security and stability are prerequisites for Iraq to trade internationally, as stated in their monetary reform policy. This is a crucial point, as it highlights the importance of creating a stable environment before any significant economic changes can take place.
The user’s confidence in the revaluation of the IQD is evident in their investment strategy. They’ve been buying more Iraqi Dinar at every opportunity, and they’re not alone in this approach. The claim that Donald Trump is holding billions in IQD, not just as collector’s items, raises interesting questions about the potential use of these foreign reserves. If not for collecting, the purpose of holding such a large amount of IQD can only be speculated upon, but it’s likely linked to the anticipated revaluation.
The narrative that banks are being prepared for a significant event is not new. Several individuals have come forward sharing their experiences from private meetings with bank management, where they’ve been told that banks are gearing up for a major change. The expectation is that once precious metals are given a floor price, the inevitable outcome will be a surge in demand for liquidity. Banks will be “begging for liquidity,” as @Prolotario1 puts it, and it’s likely that those holding significant reserves, including potentially Donald Trump, will be the ones providing it.
The prospect of a currency revaluation, starting with Iraq, has significant implications for the global economy. It suggests a shift in the balance of power, with Iraq potentially emerging as a major player in the region. As the situation continues to unfold, it’s clear that security and stability will be crucial in determining the outcome.
While it’s impossible to predict with certainty how events will unfold, the insights shared by @Prolotario1 offer a compelling perspective on the ongoing developments in the Middle East. As the world watches with bated breath, one thing is clear: the currency revaluation is coming, and Iraq is likely to be at the forefront of this change. Whether you’re an investor, a currency enthusiast, or simply someone interested in global economics, the next few months promise to be fascinating.
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Prolotario
@Prolotario1
This Post from Donald Trump should further solidify my assertions regarding Iran being used to subjugate other Middle Eastern regions. Especially Iraq given that they are in position to become the new power in the region. This is how you know we are in a very critical phase of the currency revaluation that will start with Iraq.
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Security & Stability is a requirement before Iraq is allowed to trade internationally that is written as a prerequisite in their monetary reform policy. This is why every opportunity I have I buy more Iraqi Dinar. D. Trump is not holding billions in IQD just for collectors items. What other purpose will these foreign reserves have if not for the revaluation?
There are many people who have shared their stories for the past few years from bank meetings in private discussions with management who have reported that banks are being prepared for this event. Because once precious metals get a floor price the inevitable is going to happen and banks will be begging for liquidity. Guess who’s going to be the ones providing that? You!
Source(s):
https://x.com/Prolotario1/status/2030280166383943980
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