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

I just had an epiphany. . .

whatever happened to the tele-tubbies? They moved to Iraq to run the new government . . .I think Maliki is Po and Talibani is Tinkie Winkie

I sure hope Grimace and the Hamburglar dont find out or we could be in for an international incident. Robble-robble.

I thought everyone could use a retarded break in the action . . .and I am just the dumbarse to come up with something so completely lame.

Have a great night everyone!!!

Any nominees for Laa Laa and Dipsy??? . . .no US Republicans please :)

[QUOTE CharmedPiperr;Is Baker succeeded in saving Iraq?

You ,Susie, Adster, Pip and others remind me of a animal we called a "Router" back home. ( This is a good thing ) You all can post 5 articles worth reading in 5 minutes, where it takes me 5 days to find gems like that. Keep up the good work !!!

Originally Posted by RollsRoyce

Humm . . . I hope Indira's phone call earlier today [On Page #5] . . .didn't cause them to start to cover up stuff & their butts . . . LOL . . .

No hovering overhead...
August & October history have been MIA for a while.

Originally Posted by Wm.Knowles

Good night all. The auction in the am will be very interesting for us all. Thank all of you for your kind comments and PMs. Enjoy the evening.

Good Night from the LoneStar State as well. Keep the Great News Flowing. Will move everything before midnight CST in the morning to Our "History Thread". Unbelievable Posting's Today.

December 12,2006
A great day.. A new Beginning ..A new Era.. A New Age for me... A new life for Iraq...A New wider smile.. A new found JOY...A new ending...A new..louder woot.. A new computer with voice activated directions..

I'm feeling a new kind of excitement....December 12, a date to remember!!

Ok! I am back from my Rolclub break- Did some organizing and this is what is happening - let's see what the future days come to pass. Im not going to get too excitited - but it looks good to me. Plus a lot of good solid news - some fresh intellectual ideas and speculations. Im ready to go to the Bank
ON YOUR MARKS - GET READY - GET SET - .............

Gradual Increase in the IQD

10/09/2006 1473 IQD : 1 USD To 1472*IQD : 1 USD
11/07/2006 1470 IQD : 1 USD To 1468*IQD : 1 USD
11/08/2006 1468 IQD : 1 USD To 1466*IQD : 1 USD
11/09/2006 1466 IQD : 1 USD To 1465*IQD : 1 USD
11/14/2006 1465 IQD : 1 USD To 1460*IQD : 1 USD
11/15/2006 1460 IQD : 1 USD To 1455*IQD : 1 USD

If they keep a steady pace at reducing by five +- points they could be in the 1385 range by the EOM
wasn't this figure close to some projected benchmark?

Good Morning From Doha, Qatar...it's 6:20 AM and my day is beginning and again I want to thank the crew for all; here's to the Reval.

Australian PM to discuss climate change, trade, Iraq at APEC meeting



Australian Prime Minister John Howard on Thursday said he will talk about climate change, energy security, trade and Iraq with leaders at the forthcoming Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) leaders meeting in Hanoi, Vietnam.

Howard is expected to leave Thursday afternoon for Hanoi where he will hold a series of bilateral meetings Friday, including a luncheon with U.S. President George W Bush.

Howard described the APEC meeting as a "great opportunity" to talk about regional cooperation on tackling climate change.

"I will discuss with all of the people with whom I have bilateral meetings, starting with President Bush and President Hu Jintao of China, climate change and energy security issues. The two are linked," he told reporters in Sydney, Australia's largest city.

Meanwhile, he will also discuss the situation in Iraq with Bush.

"It's also an opportunity to renew our commitment as a group of countries to the trade liberalization goals of APEC, and importantly also in my discussions with President Bush I will naturally canvas bilateral relations on the situation in Iraq," he said.

Australia, a staunch supporter of the U.S.-led war on terror, currently maintains around 1,400 troops in and around Iraq.

Howard has said there will not a major change in Iraq policy after the Republicans lost in the mid-term elections in the United States earlier this month.

Source: Xinhua


People's Daily Online -- Australian PM to discuss climate change, trade, Iraq at APEC meeting

Airliners.net Photos: Untitled Socata TBM-700Nite All It's time for bed so that I can get up at 4:30 AM to check the CBI auction.

MY GUESS is 1450 at 68 million dollars sold.

U.S. commander decries Iraq timetable
Abizaid warns against Iraq timetable - Yahoo! News
By ROBERT BURNS, AP Military Writer
50 minutes ago (More of the article at the above site! I am sure we will be seeing more of these!)

WASHINGTON - The top U.S. commander in the Middle East warned Congress Wednesday against setting a timetable for withdrawing U.S. troops from Iraq, rejecting the arguments of resurgent Democrats who are pressing President Bush to start pulling out.

Gen. John Abizaid instead urged quick action to strengthen Iraq's government, predicting that the vicious sectarian violence in Baghdad would surge out of control within four to six months unless immediate steps were taken.

"Our troop posture needs to stay where it is," and the use of military adviser teams embedded with Iraqi army and police forces needs to be expanded, Abizaid told the Senate Armed Services Committee. It was the first hearing on Iraq policy since last week's elections gave Democrats control of both houses of Congress starting in January.

The voting last week has been widely interpreted as a public repudiation of Bush's policies on the war, which has left more than 2,850 U.S. troops dead and more than 20,000 others wounded.

Democrats have coalesced around the idea of starting to remove American troops in the next few months, and increasing numbers of Republicans have been openly critical of the war. The day after the election, Bush expressed an openness to considering fresh ideas on Iraq and announced the departure of Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld.

"Hope is not a strategy," Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., a prospective 2008 presidential candidate, said at Wednesday's hearing. Citing the Bush administration's repeated claims of progress, Clinton said she saw no evidence that the Iraqi government was ready to make hard decisions, including taking firm action to disarm or neutralize sectarian militias.

"The brutal fact is, it is not happening," she said.