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

Originally Posted by Socata 850

No offense to poster #2, but if possible, I vote for poster #1 and r/v before Dec 12th!!

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In the immortal words of Harry Dunn to Lloyd Christmas, "None Taken"

I want this thing to reval soooo badly I can taste it. I just look at the way the Iraqi administration has been handling itself, and IMO I just think they will wait until they have the "all clear" and hands off endorsement from the IAMB before they take this kind of action. There's no undoing it if it flops or takes off in a direction they hadn't anticipated. They have to get it right and I believe they are doing the right thing to wait until they have all the proper endorsements in line before they act. We have all waited so long for this, 26 more days won't make any difference in the long run. [/QUOTE]

you wanna bet,ill be the one with the(will work for food sighn in26 more days)

Originally Posted by donald1439

you wanna bet,ill be the one with the(will work for food sighn in26 more days)

I may be there by Monday... Come on Sunday Re-val!!!!!!!!!!

Originally Posted by donald1439

In the immortal words of Harry Dunn to Lloyd Christmas, "None Taken"

I want this thing to reval soooo badly I can taste it. I just look at the way the Iraqi administration has been handling itself, and IMO I just think they will wait until they have the "all clear" and hands off endorsement from the IAMB before they take this kind of action. There's no undoing it if it flops or takes off in a direction they hadn't anticipated. They have to get it right and I believe they are doing the right thing to wait until they have all the proper endorsements in line before they act. We have all waited so long for this, 26 more days won't make any difference in the long run.

you wanna bet,ill be the one with the(will work for food sighn in26 more days)[/QUOTE]

I think you are missing the point people have lost confidence in this gov.because of there unwiilingness to step up to the plate and respond like an independant gov.Lets face it there is not much anyone else can do for Iraq, nations are bending over backwards ,removing dept to show there willing to do whatever it takes to see Iraq step up to the plate.What better way to show that your ready and willing to do such a thing but to go ahead and reval the damm thing and win the confidence of the whole world being as there is nothing left but technicalities left.Just stop waiting for everyone else to do for you and step up and take matters in your own hands and do something for yourself like a real independant gov.should.The world cant hold there han any longer

Originally Posted by donald1439

you wanna bet,ill be the one with the(will work for food sighn in26 more days)

I think you are missing the point people have lost confidence in this gov.because of there unwiilingness to step up to the plate and respond like an independant gov.Lets face it there is not much anyone else can do for Iraq, nations are bending over backwards ,removing dept to show there willing to do whatever it takes to see Iraq step up to the plate.What better way to show that your ready and willing to do such a thing but to go ahead and reval the damm thing and win the confidence of the whole world being as there is nothing left but technicalities left.Just stop waiting for everyone else to do for you and step up and take matters in your own hands and do something for yourself like a real independant gov.should.The world cant hold there han any longer[/QUOTE]



I agree, I like so many others, and the people of Iraq are fed up with these people. But we are not acting in a vacuum here. It's the technicalities that have to be in place so that all those entities outside of Iraq can all enter the arena on the same page. Can you imagine the discord that would evolve if all the players didn't have the same rule book to follow. It's the technicalities that are so important in an issue such as this. They have to be in place in order for this to work for all concerned. This is a big deal on the world stage. We won't see something happen like this again for many many years to come. I just thank the Lord every day that I was told about this investment and that I had the guts to put our money into it. Think of all the people that don't have this opportunity. It's going to happen, and when it does we will look back and know that it was worth it.

Can someone please give me the link to the transcribtion of the TV show where they are talking about wanting the rate at least at par with neighboring countries and they mention 1.47, I have lost it, thanks in advance.

Originally Posted by Socata 850

I think you are missing the point people have lost confidence in this gov.because of there unwiilingness to step up to the plate and respond like an independant gov.Lets face it there is not much anyone else can do for Iraq, nations are bending over backwards ,removing dept to show there willing to do whatever it takes to see Iraq step up to the plate.What better way to show that your ready and willing to do such a thing but to go ahead and reval the damm thing and win the confidence of the whole world being as there is nothing left but technicalities left.Just stop waiting for everyone else to do for you and step up and take matters in your own hands and do something for yourself like a real independant gov.should.The world cant hold there han any longer

I agree, I like so many others, and the people of Iraq are fed up with these people. But we are not acting in a vacuum here. It's the technicalities that have to be in place so that all those entities outside of Iraq can all enter the arena on the same page. Can you imagine the discord that would evolve if all the players didn't have the same rule book to follow. It's the technicalities that are so important in an issue such as this. They have to be in place in order for this to work for all concerned. This is a big deal on the world stage. We won't see something happen like this again for many many years to come. I just thank the Lord every day that I was told about this investment and that I had the guts to put our money into it. Think of all the people that don't have this opportunity. It's going to happen, and when it does we will look back and know that it was worth it. [/QUOTE]

I didnt mean my reply to be offensive its just that this gov. has at some point got to step up and respond like a gov.I believe everthing has already been decided and that we are all waitin on the gov. of Iraq wich has shown so far that they are not ready to take the responsibility that an independant gov. needs to take by doing what they need to do and doing it in a timely manner JMO

World Bank : the Iraqi government has failed to exploit the oil resources
By aliraqnews in 16 / 11 / 2006 1:06:34

Criticized : World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz, the Iraqi government not to invest Iraq's resources properly He said that Iraq needs the advice of the need for more money from international donors for the rebuilding of its institutions He pointed out that Iraq has »

Much of the money but not exploited in the best interests «, With Deputy Treasury Secretary Robert Kimmitt American that the donor countries that seek to help Iraq to rebuild its economy, plans to hold a ministerial meeting in December to work out the details of the aid pledges and debt reduction. In Strasbourg, France, He Wolfowitz, which has plans to open a permanent office of the World Bank in Baghdad to coordinate aid Almanhi, that Iraq is not the best use of funds obtained already, adding »do not say they do not need the money, they say that many of the funds but is not being used in an appropriate way, «They know that.

He informed of the Development Committee of the European Parliament »that they need is assistance in the building of institutions and better management of public finances, and advice on how to manage the oil sector better, I think they need to assist in the management of social safety nets, this policy advice and not «funds, He pointed out that he does not know what steps to be taken by the United States in Iraq after the Republicans lost the majority in Congress in the elections that took place last week. He said Wolfowitz, who was deputy to the Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld resigned during the Iraq war and a prominent defender of the war »I do not know how to change the policy of the United States in Iraq.

I know they will not come to my request for «, adding »am not informed enough on political and security issues even give advice« convincing.
It is noteworthy that the Democrats, who now have the majority in the House of Representatives and the Senate for the first time in 12 years, The enemy in their electoral campaigns conducting audits of strong American policy on Iraq, including the programs of reconstruction and stabilization after the war.

So, Deputy Treasury Secretary Robert Kimmitt that the ministerial meeting of the donor countries likely to be held next month in the Gulf, will be an important step towards identifying with the International Charter »« Iraq is an international initiative sponsored by the United Nations to provide aid for the reconstruction of Iraq in return for economic reforms. But Kimmitt pointed out that it was not yet clear whether the donors are ready to sign pledges under the present Charter.

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I am not sure everything is a fact yet with the ICI. If I was a donor country I think I would react like the Saudis.

Giving a promis to write the debt off but first show me some good results, like a RV and an open market.

They better can hurry up before they piiss off the donor countries, because they can make or break Iraq.

The donor countries for Iraq meets next month to formulate financial pledges
By aliraqnews in 16 / 11 / 2006 1:01:02

American treasury official said that the donor countries that seek to help Iraq to rebuild its economy, plans to hold a ministerial meeting in December to work out the details of the pledges of financial aid and debt reduction.

He said Robert Kimmitt, Deputy Treasury Secretary that the meeting is likely to be held in the Gulf would be an important step towards defining the International Charter with Iraq is an international initiative sponsored by the United Nations to provide aid for the reconstruction of Iraq in return for economic reforms. But he added that it was not yet clear whether the donors are ready to sign pledges under the Charter.

He met officials from donor countries in September the first time, then met with representatives of 75 countries and international organization once again last Monday at the United Nations to discuss a draft Charter and plans to ensure the provision of aid.

The official said the Iraqi government last month that the country needs about 100 billion dollars over the past four or five years for the rehabilitation of its infrastructure which has deteriorated after years of sanctions and wars in the era of former President Saddam Hussein in addition to the invasion, which led the United States in 2003 and the continuous violence since the yoke k then.

Iraq was expected influx of billions of dollars of foreign funds after the overthrow of Saddam. But foreign companies have eschewed in order to avoid the shelling and shooting incidents and the kidnapping and affected oil production repeated sabotage attacks.

Kimmitt said that although Iraq's obligations under the Charter did not declare the key component of a law to regulate the oil and gas industry and the equitable distribution of oil revenues on the parts of the country on the basis of population density.

And most of the Iraqi oil reserves in areas dominated by Shiites in the south and Kurds in the north. The aim of the draft Charter to ensure that the Sunni areas, which are concentrated in central Iraq on its share of oil wealth. The draft is still under discussion within the Iraqi government. Kimmitt said that it was also expected to establish rules for contracting with foreign investors to the modernization of the country's oil industry

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Not a fact yet.

So RV the Dinar and get that HCL done and save your country.

[B]quote: I didnt mean my reply to be offensive its just that this gov. has at some point got to step up and respond like a gov.I believe everthing has already been decided and that we are all waitin on the gov. of Iraq wich has shown so far that they are not ready to take the responsibility that an independant gov. needs to take by doing what they need to do and doing it in a timely manner JMO

Your reply was not offensive and non was taken. I know all of us here want this to go in the worst way. Let's see what this weekend brings and if it goes we'll all jump for joy, if it doesn't, I think we should look to the 12th of Dec. IMO [/B]

Originally Posted by kiko

World Bank : the Iraqi government has failed to exploit the oil resources
By aliraqnews in 16 / 11 / 2006 1:06:34

Criticized : World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz, the Iraqi government not to invest Iraq's resources properly He said that Iraq needs the advice of the need for more money from international donors for the rebuilding of its institutions He pointed out that Iraq has »

Much of the money but not exploited in the best interests «, With Deputy Treasury Secretary Robert Kimmitt American that the donor countries that seek to help Iraq to rebuild its economy, plans to hold a ministerial meeting in December to work out the details of the aid pledges and debt reduction. In Strasbourg, France, He Wolfowitz, which has plans to open a permanent office of the World Bank in Baghdad to coordinate aid Almanhi, that Iraq is not the best use of funds obtained already, adding »do not say they do not need the money, they say that many of the funds but is not being used in an appropriate way, «They know that.

He informed of the Development Committee of the European Parliament »that they need is assistance in the building of institutions and better management of public finances, and advice on how to manage the oil sector better, I think they need to assist in the management of social safety nets, this policy advice and not «funds, He pointed out that he does not know what steps to be taken by the United States in Iraq after the Republicans lost the majority in Congress in the elections that took place last week. He said Wolfowitz, who was deputy to the Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld resigned during the Iraq war and a prominent defender of the war »I do not know how to change the policy of the United States in Iraq.

I know they will not come to my request for «, adding »am not informed enough on political and security issues even give advice« convincing.
It is noteworthy that the Democrats, who now have the majority in the House of Representatives and the Senate for the first time in 12 years, The enemy in their electoral campaigns conducting audits of strong American policy on Iraq, including the programs of reconstruction and stabilization after the war.

So, Deputy Treasury Secretary Robert Kimmitt that the ministerial meeting of the donor countries likely to be held next month in the Gulf, will be an important step towards identifying with the International Charter »« Iraq is an international initiative sponsored by the United Nations to provide aid for the reconstruction of Iraq in return for economic reforms. But Kimmitt pointed out that it was not yet clear whether the donors are ready to sign pledges under the present Charter.

ÔÈßÉ ÃÎÈÇÑ ÇáÚÑÇÞ - ÇáÃÎÈÇÑ

I am not sure everything is a fact yet with the ICI. If I was a donor country I think I would react like the Saudis.

Giving a promis to write the debt off but first show me some good results, like a RV and an open market.

They better can hurry up before they piiss off the donor countries, because they can make or break Iraq.

exactly right ,dosomething to win the trust and confidence of the world community or there is always the dong we can invest in ,ha ha ha