America and Iraq- Compared:

Many people ask themselves what should I invest in? 54% of the American population owns stock that is freely traded on the New York Stock Exchange.
What you might not know is 5% of the US population over 15 million Americans are invested in a little-known investment called the Iraqi dinar. Did you know
that nearly 60-90% of all investors on the stock exchange lose some or all of their money every year. Investors in the Iraqi dinar have seen a return of investment
of over 300% since 2003 which is on average 30% per year. Did you know that the United States has over $16.5 trillion dollars in debt and has a
population of just under 314 million people. On the other hand Iraq has 10 times less population at 32.8 million people, has a debt of $51 billion dollars and
has assets over $15 trillion US dollars. America's inflation rate has normally been a mere 4% per year since the economy downfall in 2007 and still
continuing through 2013 are inflation rate is said to be at 1.7% inflation per year when reality it is between 8% and as high as 25% depending on what sector is
being discussed. The country of Iraq as of December 2012 has inflation rate of 3.61% with a real growth rate of GDP of 10.2% while the United States has a
real GDP growth rate of 5.5% At this time you might be asking yourself why is Iraq so stable and yet has such a weak currency, the answer is simple when you
have a bad president or a dictator in this case you tend to be hated by everyone. Iraq's president Saddam Hussein was removed in 2003 and since then the Iraqi
dinar which is the country's currency has increased in value by over 300% and the country has reduced its inflation rate by 25%. It makes you think
things are rarely as they seem, and the reasons why we went into Iraq in the first place seem to be easier to understand when you look at the entire picture..