(Thanks, J. :)

Reader Joe opines:

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Re: link to PDF: Court filing in civil case ag....

Sterling got caught making financial investment claims which they have no licence to officially do.

That's what these Dinar site clampdowns are all about. People cannot go around making or giving financial advice without having a licence to do so and even if the Sterling owners and managers did have a professional licence to give financial advice it would still be a very sticky situation for them in a conflict of interest.

Why do you think Tony and DC said over and over again they were not financial advisers nor did they have any professional legal licence to offer nor have any such advice?

And the biggest difference is that Tony and DC never sold Dinars, never got any money from the sales of Dinar, never received any money from the advertisement of Dinars etc., etc.

Tony and DC were smart enough to keep themselves clean and clear of any illegal deception towards anyone they talked to about Dinars or currencies. All they had to do was claim anything they said was their opinion only, which they consistently did.

And because they never had anything to do with the selling of currencies, they kept that legal line of safety because there was no conflict of their interest because they have nothing personally to gain by either the promotion nor the debasement of any currencies.

Just because these Dinar sellers got caught with their own conflict of interest by promoting and selling Dinar currency doesn't mean your Dinar notes are no good or are counterfeit.

It just means some people got caught taking advantage of other people which isn't allowed under the current law system.

And I take what these Dinar dealers said about the veracity of the Dinar never revaluing is 100% complete B.S. Currency dealers only know how to sell currencies and as far as their opinion about the Iraqi economy and Dinar is concerned, it's just that, it's their opinion, nothing more, nothing less.

After absorbing all the information from the TNT team and site over the years, I'd think people would be far better informed then a currency dealer who got caught doing the wrong thing for the wrong reasons.

Iraq's economy does not rely on the opinion of a Dinar dealer nor does it's future lay in the hands of any one nation but perhaps their own. No one can stop Iraq from revaluing their currency and become a legitimate trading partner with the rest of the international community.

And seeing as they were already once before why couldn't they be a trading partner again? Do you think those countries and contractors just spent billions of dollars just so they and the financial banking community could have the wool pulled over their eyes by a few unscrupulous Dinar dealers for the last 11 years?

If so, then that would be an ever bigger story then the Revaluation of the Iraqi Dinar and the Global Financial Reset combined.

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