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Dinar Updates Tuesday Early PM Chat   6-6-17  
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tman23 says():Iraq plans additional budget to access IMF funds.......Iraq is to pass a supplementary budget in order to secure an $800m loan tranche from the International Monetary Fund........
 
http://www.publicfinanceinternational.org/news/2017/06/iraq-plans-additional-budget-access-imf-funds
 
reynoldse2 says():that doesn't sound so great to me Tman... more loans? One would think that only delays "the process." What do you think?
 
eman4u55 says to Mrs BGG():kinda get the feeling that this is never gona happen and eventually they will go to te dollar
 
Josie says to reynoldse2():The USA has 20 Trillion in debt loans, and our currency is the strongest in the world.
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So If You’re Thinking About Speculating..

Notes From The Field  BY Simon Black
June 6, 2017 En route to Rome 


In the words of Clint Eastwood's Dirty Harry:     “Do I feel lucky?” 

In 1559 while on a trip to southern Bavaria, Swiss scientist Conrad Gesner spied a curious flower in the garden of a diplomat in Augsburg. 

The flower was called a tulip, derived from the Persian word dulband, meaning “turban,” which described its conspicuous shape. 

Gesner was intrigued. 

He asked the man who owned the flower about its origins and determined that it came from Constantinople in the Ottoman Empire, modern-day Istanbul. 

Soon the tulip began spreading across Western Europe. 
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