It's interesting to me how this thing has evolved, and how I've evolved since I got involved in it. In the early days, for me, and I think for most of Dinarland (and it's still that way for most of Dinarland), this whole thing was shrouded in mystery and intrigue, and it was seemingly based on the idea that they were breaking all the traditional rules of economics to get this done. As it turns out, all Iraq needs to make this thing happen is economic reform, market capitalism, and an open monetary policy, three things that are in any Econ 101 Macro textbook.