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Donald Trump Supporters think President will make them rich if they buy Iraqi Dinar!
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[quote:hwy_ho:MV8zOTQ5MTY2XzcxNDA5Njg2XzZBQzlCMDI3] When the replacement to SWIFT goes on line. Terrorist and bad guy types will be flagged and delt with. The central banks i think will get the next bail out. 1st we bail out the insuance companies in the 1990s the the bank bail outs in the 2000s Now its the central banks turn im the 2010s no crystal ball required. To be able to read these signs [/quote]
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A number of people in the U.S. have bought millions of Iraqi dinars in hopes that President Donald Trump would revalue the currency to make them rich.
Rumors that the U.S. government was planning to set the Iraqi dinar—currently worth .00084 of a dollar—to something equal to or even beyond the dollar predate Trump, going back to the period of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's rule before the Gulf War in the early 1990s. The U.S. first took military action in response to his invasion of Kuwait, later sanctioned Baghdad and ultimately unseated the leader in a 2003 invasion, leaving the U.S. in control of a ravaged economy.
As The Daily Beast reported Tuesday, however, this theory has taken on new life under Trump, who some supporters took literally when he promised in April 2017 that all currencies would "be on a level playing field" in response to allegations that China was manipulating the value of the yuan.
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