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Iraq News Exchange Rate 3.29 IQD to $1 USD in 2003 How Did Saddam Do It?

Iraq News Exchange Rate 3.29 IQD to $1 USD in 2003. How Did Saddam Do It? https://iraqidinarrates.blogspot.com/... BUY IRAQI DINARS - BUY FOREIGN CURRENCIES https://ebay.us/Tfd5sM Invest in Gold - $5 TO $500+ Month Take Possession of Gold https://bit.ly/3ieRCwj Invest in Real Estate Starting w/$10 Earn 7% to 15% Interest https://app.groundfloor.us/r/sacbe0 SEC Approved ONLINE TRAINING Asset Protection for Foreign Currency Investors https://www.udemy.com/course/asset-pr... INTERNATIONAL CURRENCY TRADING TOOL Software Keeps Track of 91 Different Currencies https://www.currencyexchangeplanner.c... IRS https://irs.gov Channel's Blog https://iraqidinarrates.blogspot.com/ Channel's Facebook Page   / iraqidinarnewsreports   ..................................... Hi guys, Sandy Ingram here. This is a special video. But first, I want to report the type of news that brought about me researching what the dictator leader of Iraq did differently and why his currency was worth 3 dinars, plus to one US dollar, and now we can't even see one penny to the Iraqi Dinar. Stay with me. Iraq Baghdad has a consistent pattern of insisting on payments from governments and companies who have ignored Baghdad's Federal government, almost as if it didn't exist, for years. Here we learn Iraq wins ruling obliging telecom company to pay $800 million. USD for stumbling dues. Stumbling dues are fees for licenses and equipment used by the company, as well as other dues that have not been paid for years This Telecom company is an Iraqi Kurdish mobile phone operator in Erbil, capital of the Kurdistan region of Iraq, People, as investors, we may want to understand how a currency could thrive at 3.24 dinars to one US dollar prior to 2003, and now we can't even realize one penny to the US dollar? What did the dictator do that Iraq is NOT doing now? And why is there so much conflict between the Kurdistan Region and Baghdad? The dictator handled ALL of Iraq's financial decisions. He was not educated in the sense of economics. Egypt reported that he was intelligent. He enrolled in law school in Egypt in his younger days. How he ended up in Egypt is another story. However, there was Kioas back in Iraq, and he returned and became the dictator. So what did he do that Iraq is NOT doing now? I wrote an extensive article on exactly what he did that is NOT being done now.