Thread: Iraq/Dinar News. 09/05 to 01/14/07

Originally Posted by Adster

Wohhhaaaay, not before time!

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060308/.../iraq_politics

Looks like we might be getting somewhere.

Originally Posted by tiffany

Speedy little thing, aren't you Adster? LOL!

You been speaking to Mrs A?! LOL.

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Aww! Give her my condolences! lol ;-)

good news there adster....again..thanx for all u and mike do to keep us un-knowing dinar holders in the know.....and by the way adster...i'd keep mrs. A off the forum.....lol...no need for her to b talkin about u being a "SPEEDY" lil thing.....lol......just pickin' at u.....again thanx for the speedy info....Pat

I think not! Here is another article explaining that there is no civil war.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11725991/#060308b

Thanks all, Mrs A does alright all in all!! bless her, a top lass. Hope to give her the villa she so wants one day.

Yea looking good all in all. Reading more and more positive posts with REAL articles instead of rumours. I believe it's already planned as to the date and rate of a reval and it's a case of going Let's hope it's soon and at a high rate, keep seeing the old rate of .31 being thrown around. Possible, but with Iraq anything is!

Anyways, just going for a hunt for articles/news, back later. ;0)

Insurgency on decline in Iraq

http://www.aina.org/news/2006030895045.htmInsurgents 'In Decline' Across Iraq

Baghdad -- Coalition forces in Iraq have significantly weakened the al-Qaeda terrorists there and are getting on top of the insurgency, according to the commander of Australian forces in the Middle East.

Brigadier Paul Symon told The Age that most members of the coalition military forces in Iraq were confident Iraq was not on the brink of civil war after the Samarra mosque bombing and they believed the "quality" of al-Qaeda attacks had fallen in recent months.

Significant numbers of al-Qaeda's most experienced people had been killed or captured, he said.

"We are seeing a diminishing in the effectiveness in terms of its tactics and techniques."

Originally Posted by Adster

Insurgency on decline in Iraq

http://www.aina.org/news/2006030895045.htmInsurgents 'In Decline' Across Iraq

Baghdad -- Coalition forces in Iraq have significantly weakened the al-Qaeda terrorists there and are getting on top of the insurgency, according to the commander of Australian forces in the Middle East.

Brigadier Paul Symon told The Age that most members of the coalition military forces in Iraq were confident Iraq was not on the brink of civil war after the Samarra mosque bombing and they believed the "quality" of al-Qaeda attacks had fallen in recent months.

Significant numbers of al-Qaeda's most experienced people had been killed or captured, he said.

"We are seeing a diminishing in the effectiveness in terms of its tactics and techniques."

We are getting better and better news every day!

Originally Posted by choochie

I think not! Here is another article explaining that there is no civil war.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11725991/#060308b

Good post, and I agree, Joe Scarbourough was on TV this morning saying the same thing, and he is correct, and I am glad a few like him will say it like it is rather than all the BS we have become use to hearing.

Good luck to all, Mike

Bout time, let's get on with this!


March 19 new date for convening of 1st parliament session in Iraq
http://www.kuna.net.kw/home/Story.as...en&DSNO=837091

March 19 new date for convening of 1st parliament session in Iraq

By Mohammad Al-Ghezi BAGHDAD, March 9 (KUNA) -- A new date for the convening of the first parliament session had been set for march 19, it was announced here tonight.

Hussein Al-Shehrestani, the negotaiting member in the United Iraqi Coalition said in a statement to KUNA that the first open session would take a protocol type and would discuss distribution of senior posts.

He said that presented the presidency a proposal from the coalition on the new date for the convening of the first session of the parliament, adding that this date has been agreed by all parliamentary blocs.