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

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Maliki send a committee headed by the Minister to monitor the situation in the Iraqi city of Amarah

Security / Iraq / Amara / clashes
Maliki send a committee headed by the Minister to monitor the situation in the Iraqi city of Amarah

Baghdad-10-20 (KUNA) -- Iraqi Prime Minister sent Nouri Al-Maliki today, a ministerial committee headed security and Minister of National Security Shirwan Alowaeli to the city of Amarah, south of Baghdad, to monitor the security situation after the clashes broke out against the backdrop of the assassination of Brigadier General in the Criminal Intelligence Unit of the Iraqi police.

A spokesman for the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Brigadier General Qasim al-Musawi, in a statement to Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) here that the committee will meet tribal leaders and dignitaries in a city and the parties of the Sadri trend toward calming the situation and stop the violence.

Musawi said that the negotiations take place in the presence of important clerics and tribal leaders will be updated with the arrival of the ministerial committee dispatched by al-Maliki.

He added that there were two companies of the Iraqi army, consisting of 230 soldiers to help defend Antcherta Center in the city at a time when British forces to provide air attribution.

He explained that the Fourth Brigade of the Iraqi Army is currently in Amarah, it was also redeployment in addition to the efforts of the national police and local police in the city. "

Musawi did not specify the identity of the gunmen, saying "we can not determine the identity of the gunmen who carried out the attack on Iraqi police stations in Amarah and targeted civilians during these clashes may come only after the security situation there."

Sources said part of the architecture (of KUNA) said that the cautious character of the city calm after the shooting had stopped by gunmen in the al-Mahdi army on the impact statement to the Shiite leader Muqtada al-Sadr called for calm and not to be drawn behind the schemes aimed at igniting sedition.

The violent clashes broke out yesterday afternoon and continued throughout last night and today between armed elements of the Mahdi Army and Iraqi police on the background of the assassination of Colonel Ali Qassem al-Tamimi, director of intelligence in Maysan and three of his aides last Wednesday.

It added that the clashes resulted in the death of five civilians and four of the elements of the Mahdi Army and injuring 40 others.

The armed elements of the Mahdi Army attacked yesterday, Thursday, the headquarters of the police in Maysan center of the city located on the road linking the provinces of the south of Baghdad, which led to the plot and prevent the passage of vehicles coming from Baghdad or destination.

It added that the gunmen in the Al-Mahdi Army took control of police stations in the revival Almajdeh and Maghrib and military revolution and the letter and the 30 and all of which are located in the vicinity of the city of Amarah.

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Al-Sadr calls for calming the situation and stop the bloodshed in Amarah
Architecture / Nina / The religious leader Muqtada al-Sadr to halt the bloodshed and stop armed clashes immediately and ending armed rallies in the city

Originally Posted by day dreamer

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Me too, he's been driving far too long, I can't wait till he's finished with it, it's taken so much of his time away,
by the way where are you from, you have to be cajun,
I'm orginally from Erath, La.
You probably never heard of it , but it's south of Lafayette, La.

I'm from Michigan, born and raised. My family is a bunch of hillbilly's tho, and I love it. My husband is an owner/operator, and the cost of fuel kills us, not to mention the repairs on the truck. It does take a lot of time away from the family, I gave him a 25,000 note yesterday for part of his birthday present, he folded it up and put it in his wallet, that is his mad money when this thing r/v's. He calls everyday, and asks "How's our investment?" I told him that when he gets the reply to "COME ON HOME" he will know that it has hit. We are gonna park that old peterbilt in the front yard and use it for a flower pot!

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Oct. 24--datek, justpraying, dinarmad, readytogo, allstar
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Oct. 26--DJO811, wciappetta, spicegirl
Oct. 29--Texas_tea, neno
Oct. 31--Trappert
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Or do we extend to next month
just gave me something to do

Originally Posted by _Apollo_

Is that where that number came from? Must have been subliminal..

But if you take the Saddam number of $3.20 and subtract .33, then divide in half, and ad .03 for the number of years the CBI has had the auctions you get $1.47...

Coincidence? I think not!

How long did it take you to figure that out? I like it!

Originally Posted by _Apollo_

Oh, one more thing..

In regards to my argument of a mid level reval (and there are good arguments for any particular number), but when I first got into the venture, the number that was being tossed around was .78 cents. Now I didn't really understand why that number, but with a lot of thought I came up with this, and it still makes good sense to me…

If the Dinar opened too low, like .01, or even .32 there would be several people selling off their Dinar, but MANY MANY more would be buying. Especially the big players that have millions to spend and play the currency speculation game every day. This would drive the price up, but at the same time much more of their currency would end up leaving Iraq.

Now if they came out with a high reval, like say $3.20, then EVERYONE (including us), would sell everything in their vaults (and you would never hear from us again)! This of course would crash the Dinar and drive it right into the ground.

So, what’s the magic number that would balance the sells verses the buys? I would say that number might be in the $1.47 area (just throwing a random number out there ).

Does this make sense to anyone else?

Funny, the more tired I get, the more sense I make to myself.

Ok, I really do have to get to bed. Have a good night everyone, and try to hold off the reval until I get up, ok? I wouldn't want to miss it (like my phone wouldn't be ringing off the hook!!)

Dan

This is the theory the yeasayers have been touting for two years Dan! I'm glad you finally got your thinking straight.

Originally Posted by Dinar Cha Ching

This is the theory the yeasayers have been touting for two years Dan! I'm glad you finally got your thinking straight.

here we go again with the yeasayer naysayer thing again

Originally Posted by snottynose

Hey Guys Sgs just Posted Over In The Crazy Thread!!might Want To Go Over And Check Them Out!!weeeeeeeeeeehooooo!!
Sarah!!!! Go Dinar Go!!!!

Am I the only one here that doesn't get what "Sarah" means in your posts??

Please help us out so we know what you are trying to say....

Is it your way of saying "Say Rah!!" Like a cheerleader?? Not sure, just curious.

Good to see you over here Chinger. Got all the gang now, D-E, Clint and Wardy. Glad you left Bushy behind, LOL.

Originally Posted by Hardwood

Am I the only one here that doesn't get what "Sarah" means in your posts??

Please help us out so we know what you are trying to say....

Is it your way of saying "Say Rah!!" Like a cheerleader?? Not sure, just curious.

Think this has to do with the moneys going out next week to their people.