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Latest On The Dinar. Part 7.

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In Reply to your Post Response:

If you think what I posted is bashing then all I can say is good luck to you.
If you'd rather believe in fairyale revals this week that's your choice.
And as your see I replied to your girly comment like a man would, in private, instead of acting like some little girl who can't get along with her siblings.

f.....Edit-neno off brainless.

ok, i feel better mods, kick me out for breaking the rules.

WE NEED POSITIVE ENERGY!!!!!

LETS TALK DINARS!!!!

This is a very nice forum I am fairly new but the thing I like is that nearly everyone is positive. So if you have nothing nice to Say take it to IIF.

The Dinar is a journey a very exciting journey so why not enjoy the trip getting to the destination.

I really do not know why negativity is happing now of all times when we are so close. We all know the longest this will be is the end of the year and that is worst case scenario in my book. I think it will happen before the end of October.

They have deadlines they have to meet with these Laws and debt forgiveness. Which is by the end of the year or earlier. They can not implement the FIL and HCL without some sort of RV. They have already stated that they want to come in close to there neighboring Country's. These Country's also have a vested interest in it coming in close to their currency.

We are riding the coat tails of the Republicans and 27 major Country's and big business they do not fail we are in good company. I believe this is a big plan and it is all going to go together like a big puzzle.

If you do not like SGS positive influence on this site there are other sites. But please do not bring your negativity over to AD or you will get scratched. The best place for you is IIF.


OK I am done Ranting.

HAPPY DINARING EVERYONE!!!!!

Dinar-Excited

Tempers are flying here. So I will cool it down. Part 8 will start in alittle bit & IT WILL GO BACK TO THE OLD RULES along with Rolclubs TOS Rules. If I have to move your post and I know that you know better. You will be suspeneded. The person sending this PM will be Banned for 2 weeks. We do not spam members here. I have recieved this same pm from others. You will just have to wait for a bit on Part 8.

Here is the link to the Baghdad Daily News that I spoke of earlier. It still won't take you to the page I was on, but its the 3rd link down on the LEFT HEADLINES BOX then go midway down

Translated version of http://www.baghdad-newspaper.com/

Hmesh Election
Goodbye Ramadan sad and Welcome Holiday Alahuzn
Abdul Karim Al-Khazraji

Our guest beloved, the holy Ramadan. by Aizorna only once a year, for us it was Ailik eminence in the minds of believers this year, Astekaplinah Bahtrab among us, while of love, compassion and tolerance. and atone for the sins and guilt and repentance for Barry Zugel, Astekaplinah displace each other, while is the reason to keep the creaking of each other, as if struck us hated, Astekaplinah a sea of blood that flowed in the valleys of Iraq to innocent people children, women, youth, elders, guilty of them, except that they are Iraqis carrying Iraqi identity.
, and the thousands of children and parents, and even women, hiding in the prisons of the occupation and the Iraqi government prisons, the government did not think that the holy month is the month of tolerance month amnesty when the estimated release of those innocent
The gathering included family and the Iraqi intervention to cheer, but increased in the number of detainees on suspicion whistle malicious and increased sadness Huznin Zeid and number two, So why Aihuzn Ramadan of this miserable situation of Muslims in the light of coming to a guest?
Astekaplinah and some of us voted Bvih on his uniform division and fragmentation of the common believer, He is aware, Whether in good faith or bad faith that the vote was marked by history shame and disgrace once stood. As previously scored all those who contributed to the betrayal of the motherland and betrayal Single Parents and sought to disperse them.
Astekaplinah, The government has not provided for staff and retirees are appointed to afford it, but merely granting every citizen registered his name in the ration card ten thousand dinars. Once Estelmonha, perhaps in the next Ramadan. after thousands of people gathered in front of banks for payment, The experience of the past year has Asdlena by the curtain and the people who were killed by terrorist acts.
Ramadan, the holy leaving us, The horror of what he saw was happening between the Iraqis, sadly, the pain, He hoped the same if he had not visited the country this year, since people did not slow openly break No one in a pit, Everyone is busy arranging personal affairs, because time is the one Aitchen how it turns out tomorrow. Suki greatest spoils in the appropriation Hoalgaih absolute security, The country, As for Iraq, it has stab wounds treachery and dismemberment as (milk cow) each trying to absorb Halibha their own way so that the skeletons on the sustainability of the movement.

Still says the same thing

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Susan from Anchorage, Alaska: I want to know if those Iraqi politicians are going to revalue their currency so that the Iraqi people have some buying power and can get out of the hole they are in financially?

Answer:

The Iraqi currency is the dinar, which currently trades around 1,450 to the U.S. dollar. But it is a currency that is useless outside Iraq. The key to Iraq getting out of its financial hole is for the security situation to be stabilized, which will allow Iraq to capitalize on its vast natural resources.

Was that you Susie? If it was nice job.

It is a Q&A about Iraq. I just don't know when it was, or who was answering the questions.


ABC News: ABC News' Reporters in Iraq Answer Your Questions

So I guess everyone has seen the CBI's back.... Anyone notice any changes to anything? at 1st glance I see nothing has changed but I haven't dug deep yet

Iraqi presidency lashes out at cleric''s controversial remarks

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Iraqi presidency lashes out at cleric's controversial remarks

BAGHDAD, Oct 20 (KUNA) -- The Iraqi Presidency Friday condemned statements of Sheikh Hareth Al-Dhari, secretary general of the Muslim Ulama Council, and said they aimed at triggering discord and secretarian fighting.

"At a time the powers of the good, in and outside Iraq, are attempting to repair the crack inside the Iraqi society and distant our country from fighting, some are deliberately working on fueling discord and hampering national conciliation efforts," a statement by the presidency said.

President Jalal Talabani's office received messages from angry citizens who considered Dhari's remarks to Al-Watan newspaper of Saudi Arabia as "lies and full of feelings of hatred." The citizens said the statements of Dhari undermined reputation of those who fought against tyranny in the past.

Talabani's office said the provocative action of Dhari was "yet a continuation of the policy of the group he chairs, and he was the one who fabricated justifications for the mass murders." It said Dhari made the remarks at a time Saudi Arabia was hosting leading Iraqi Muslim clerics to sign the Mecca Document.

Dhari told Al-Watan newspaper that Talabani and top officials agreed in London in 2002, when they were leading the opposition against the former Iraqi regime, to dissolve the Iraqi army, divide Iraq into three parts and evacuate the country from the elites.

Dhari also called for ending the current political process. (end) mhg.

20 October 2006 (Turkish Daily News)

A decision for a future status of the multiethnic and oil-rich area of Kirkuk in northern Iraq, of which the Kurds are seeking to gain control, should be based on a consensus to be reached by all related Iraqi groups, a senior U.S. administration official said, opposing unilateral moves to win the city's control

"There should be a resolution which will meet the needs of all related sides," the official said. He said the Kirkuk problem should be addressed through consensus, and not unilaterally

Asked how a consensus could be reached on Kirkuk -- home to Turkmen, Kurds, Sunni Arabs and Christians -- which has turned into a bloodbath in recent months, the official said that it would be up to the Iraqis to find a way

The official's remarks calling for a consensus may represent some change in U.S. policy, which until recently had been viewed as a complete "hands off" approach on Kirkuk. As central Iraq, and most notably Baghdad, is on the verge of a full-scale civil war between Shiite and Sunni Arabs, Kirkuk had been relatively calm until this summer, a situation that had prompted the Americans to keep away from that region's politics

The Kurds, whose autonomous region covers most of northern Iraq but not Kirkuk, have been eyeing the city and the oil it sits on since the country's 2003 invasion by U.S.-led allies. Since then, under the pretext of a reversal of a forced Arabization campaign under former dictator Saddam Hussein, more than 100,000 Kurds have flocked to Kirkuk, altering the city's demographic structure to favor the Kurds

Under a provision backed by the Kurds and their Shiite Supreme Council of the Islamic Revolution in Iraq Party (SCIRI) allies in last year's constitution, a referendum should be held in the area to determine Kirkuk's future. And following the three-year Kurdish exodus to Kirkuk, the Kurds now have a majority to win in the referendum

But there are several roadblocks: Iraq's Sunni Arabs, Turkmen and some Shiite parties -- mainly maverick Muqtada al Sadr's Mahdi army and current Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's Dawa Party -- are all against a Kurdish takeover of Kirkuk. Those groups are united in opposing the planned referendum

Also wary of Kurdish aspirations for independence, Turkey has been calling on the United States for the referendum's indefinite postponement and a special status for the city. U.S. President George W. Bush and Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan briefly discussed the matter when they met at the White House early this month, but the U.S. side just noted Turkey's position

Until recently, the U.S. position had been viewed to mean a tacit support for the referendum process

But the senior U.S. administration official's Tuesday remarks on a much-needed consensus now suggest that Washington will not insist on the referendum if almost all non-Kurdish groups oppose that process.

Like any other matter related to Iraq, nothing is certain about Kirkuk's future. But a diminished U.S. support for the Kurdish-backed referendum likely would kill the process, analysts say

The key factor pushing the Americans to seek consensus on Kirkuk is the rapidly mounting violence in the region

Since June, hundreds of people have been killed in Kirkuk in attacks, clashes, car and suicide bombings and "security operations" by the Iraqi army and police -- that are effectively Kurdish forces.

The violence even worsened following a crackdown of U.S.-backed Iraqi army troops -- read it Kurdish forces -- against insurgents and other opponents, including the Turkmen, early this month. And rising tensions point to even worse violence next year.

The U.S. administration official said that there was no example of an armed conflict in the modern world that could be solved without a national reconciliation process and an accompanying amnesty, and that in Iraq such a national reconciliation was being sought.

Asked if the case of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) also was an example of such an armed conflict, the official said: "No, the PKK is a terrorist organization, and must lay down its arms." He implied that only after the PKK laid down its arms and renounced terrorism, some formula could be devised to integrate the group's elements that were not involved in crimes and violence

The official said Iraqi Kurdish leaders were aware that Turkey should be their most critical ally and most important partner and that the PKK was an impediment to better ties

On Turkey's anti-PKK cooperation with Iran, the U.S. official said it was up to Ankara to decide on its position. But he added that "Iran has not proved to be a reliable and constructive partner" in efforts against such groups


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