The figures in that post are the M2 figures reported by every one of those countries. If Iraq's numbers are somehow incorrect because of "debt created money"... which is total nonsense... but if it were true it would also apply to all those other countries as well. In fact since those countries currencies have been out longer, they would probably have a larger percentage of this "debt currency" so it would make the comparison even WORSE for Iraq if you want to use that argument. Those figures show that without a doubt, there will be no large revalue for the dinar.
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