Ariel :US Troops Leaving Iraq, Can the Unthinkable Happen?
Ariel :US Troops Leaving Iraq, Can the Unthinkable Happen?
8-25-2025
US Troops Leaving Iraq: Iraq On The Verge (Can The Unthinkable Happen By The End Of The Month? (We Shall See)
Good morning to you all. What a time to be alive right now. Can you feel it in the air? The moment is coming but I feel we are in it and the lull period is about to hit a crescendo point that we have been waiting for years to occur. What have you all been up to?
Do you have everything in place?
Do you have your bank selected?
Do you have a team of people you trust?
Do you have multiple currency accounts?
Because I will tell you this. This monetary event will never happen again. You all will be crossing the bridge to another world. The New Republic will be established and the criminal parasites will be gone. And we will be able to afford a basic standards of living.
No more high interest.
No more high inflation.
No more high taxes.
No more high debt.
All you will experience is freedom, abundance, and sovereignty.
What Does This All Mean?
Let’s start with Iraq.
Pardon My Rumblings Here
With U.S. troops scheduled to begin their withdrawal from Iraq by September 2025, as per the recently agreed bilateral framework, Iraq faces an immediate imperative to stabilize its economic sovereignty and fulfill President Trump’s demand for compensation, likely necessitating a strategic overhaul of its financial systems.
The Iraqi government, under Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, will accelerate banking reforms mandated by the Central Bank of Iraq (CBI), increasing capital reserves to 400 billion dinars and enhancing anti-money laundering measures to regain access to international dollar markets, a process already underway with technical assistance from U.S. advisors like Oliver Wyman.
This includes transitioning from the CBI’s dollar auction to correspondent banking relationships with major U.S. institutions, ensuring compliance with global financial standards to secure oil revenue flows still 90% of government income into the Development Fund of Iraq accounts at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
The looming deadline of August 31, 2025, tied to the first phase of troop withdrawal, heightens pressure to demonstrate economic autonomy, potentially triggering a controlled revaluation of the Iraqi dinar (IQD) to strengthen its exchange rate (currently around 1,276 IQD per USD) and signal fiscal health, though experts predict only a modest adjustment to 1:1 or 3:1 IQD by year-end 2025 due to oil price volatility and regional instability, not the speculative 1,000x leap some anticipate.
Failure to meet this deadline risks sovereignty erosion through renewed U.S. sanctions or loss of dollar access, compelling Iraq to balance reform with political stability ahead of the October 2025 elections, making a partial revaluation by August 31st plausible but a full revaluation by year-end contingent on successful oil market stabilization and reduced Iranian influence.
The impending withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq, commencing in September 2025 with a phased reduction of hundreds of personnel and culminating in full departure by 2026, sets the stage for a comprehensive economic realignment in Baghdad, potentially catalyzing a controlled revaluation of the Iraqi dinar (IQD) to stabilize its exchange rate against the U.S. dollar.
This revaluation, projected to adjust the IQD from its current peg of approximately 1,276 IQD per USD to around 1,217 IQD by December 2025, but we know the aim is higher. (1:1/3:1)Which would enhance Iraq’s fiscal sovereignty by boosting export revenues and reducing reliance on dollar auctions, thereby addressing Trump’s demand for compensation through structured oil revenue sharing mechanisms.
Such a move would mitigate inflationary pressures by strengthening purchasing power and facilitating parity with regional currencies, paving the way for global financial equilibrium.
This currency adjustment in Iraq could trigger a domino effect of revaluations across emerging markets, where nations like Vietnam and Zimbabwe might recalibrate their dong and dollar equivalents to achieve parity with major currencies, effectively curbing hyperinflation through enhanced export competitiveness and reduced import costs.
By establishing an even playing field, as articulated by Trump, these revaluations would diminish the dominance of speculative capital flows, fostering stable interest rates globally as central banks recalibrate monetary policies to reflect intrinsic asset values rather than manipulated benchmarks.
The integration of the Iraqi dinar with digital assets like XRP, through blockchain-enabled cross-border settlements via the Ripple network, represents a technical pivot toward decentralized finance, enabling instantaneous, low-cost transactions that bypass traditional SWIFT systems controlled by legacy banking cartels.
This pairing would accelerate the dinar’s revaluation by providing liquidity bridges, allowing Iraq to monetize its oil reserves in a tokenized format, thereby injecting billions into the U.S. economy through repatriated revenues and reducing national debt burdens.
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