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

Originally Posted by tiffany

I didn't dismiss anything....I just THOUROUGHLY enjoyed hearing something direct from someone's mouth that eluded to something GOOD happening....

I saw the pictures and broadcasts also...the same one's, over-and-over-and-over all day long...the SAME fire being put out...the SAME man grieving over a loved one lost....Yes, it happened...and has happened for hundreds of years...just now the news channels are all over it for their ratings...their own personal gain.

It's terrible what a few dollars will buy...a bomb strapped to someone's chest to blow up as many people as they can...just so they can go "where it is beautiful and receive 72 virgins"...I don't understand their beliefs...I'd find it frightening if I DID...I don't believe I "dismissed" anything. Hopefully sharing the oil profits and making their currency "worth something" will make a difference.

Tiff, this was not intended to be personal, I never said you dismissed it, it was a generalisation. Sorry if my post offended you.

Iraqis are the main foreign investors in Jordan invested over 118 million Iraqi dinar
November 15, 2006

According to a publication of "the Ministry of Industry and Trade", these investments represent about 12% of the total investments in companies registered in Jordan during the first ten months of this year, which amounted to 982.4 million iraqi dinars; also representing about 32.5% of the investments by non-Jordanians, which the bulletin estimated them by 336 million iraqi dinar.


The bulletin pointed out that the number of Iraqi investors registered with the Corporations Control Office until September hit about 3927 investor; estimated volume of their investments over the past six years at about 345.7 million iraq dinars distributed to various productive sectors.


The Iraqi investments in the services sector amounted to 140.3 million iraqi dinars, while hit 127.9 million iraqi dinar in the trade sector, about 58.7 million iraqi dinar in the agriculture sector, about 15 million iraqi dinars in the industry, and about 3.5 million iraqi dinar in contracting.


According to figures issued by the Department of Lands, the Iraqis bought, during the first ten months of this year, real estates and lands valued by 76 million iraqi dinar; that is 1.9% of the total sales in this sector, and about 50% of the total sales of non-Jordanians in the same period. This replaces Iraqis on top of the list of investors in lands and real estates of non-Jordanians, followed by Kuwaitis who used to occupy the first place, Saudis ranked third, followed by holders of American citizenship then the Syrians.


Hundreds of thousands of Iraqis arrived in the Kingdom after lifting the travel ban in 1991 following the end of the first Gulf War, since that Jordan was the only legitimate outlet to get out of Iraq. While some Iraqis used Jordan conduit to travel to various countries around the world, others settled in, illegally for a large number of them, which makes it difficult to obtain accurate statistics of the number of Iraqis living in Jordan; however, they are estimated by a quarter of a million.

After the American occupation of Iraq in 2003 and the subsequent disorder, many Iraqis migrated to Jordan. While the Iraqis of the first phase, which lasted until 2003, were mainly intellectuals, academics and fugitives from the system on political grounds, and many of them were poor, the second phase included large numbers of businessmen, investors and wealthy Iraqis who fled the security situation, the poor investment opportunities and the increasing incidents of kidnappings and seizure of hostages. They found in Jordan a stable country and attractive for investment because of the facilities offered by the Jordanian Investment Law.


Added to them, the Iraqi investors living abroad and wanted to be close to Iraq. The ranks of Iraqi community in Jordan, according to informal estimates, are 600 thousand and 750 thousand Iraqis.(Source)AlSabah

Originally Posted by CharmedPiper

Hey, if it doesn't work out for tomorrow...I will dig up some other coincidences and we will shoot for Monday....! I am not ready to concede to December for a reval I am ready for a November reval!!!!!

Thanks Charmed!

I love your attitude and I only can say keep on digging!

The RV comes soon and we are all there!

Originally Posted by Big Beaut

Iraqis are the main foreign investors in Jordan invested over 118 million Iraqi dinar
November 15, 2006

According to a publication of "the Ministry of Industry and Trade", these investments represent about 12% of the total investments in companies registered in Jordan during the first ten months of this year, which amounted to 982.4 million iraqi dinars; also representing about 32.5% of the investments by non-Jordanians, which the bulletin estimated them by 336 million iraqi dinar.


The bulletin pointed out that the number of Iraqi investors registered with the Corporations Control Office until September hit about 3927 investor; estimated volume of their investments over the past six years at about 345.7 million iraq dinars distributed to various productive sectors.


The Iraqi investments in the services sector amounted to 140.3 million iraqi dinars, while hit 127.9 million iraqi dinar in the trade sector, about 58.7 million iraqi dinar in the agriculture sector, about 15 million iraqi dinars in the industry, and about 3.5 million iraqi dinar in contracting.


According to figures issued by the Department of Lands, the Iraqis bought, during the first ten months of this year, real estates and lands valued by 76 million iraqi dinar; that is 1.9% of the total sales in this sector, and about 50% of the total sales of non-Jordanians in the same period. This replaces Iraqis on top of the list of investors in lands and real estates of non-Jordanians, followed by Kuwaitis who used to occupy the first place, Saudis ranked third, followed by holders of American citizenship then the Syrians.


Hundreds of thousands of Iraqis arrived in the Kingdom after lifting the travel ban in 1991 following the end of the first Gulf War, since that Jordan was the only legitimate outlet to get out of Iraq. While some Iraqis used Jordan conduit to travel to various countries around the world, others settled in, illegally for a large number of them, which makes it difficult to obtain accurate statistics of the number of Iraqis living in Jordan; however, they are estimated by a quarter of a million.

After the American occupation of Iraq in 2003 and the subsequent disorder, many Iraqis migrated to Jordan. While the Iraqis of the first phase, which lasted until 2003, were mainly intellectuals, academics and fugitives from the system on political grounds, and many of them were poor, the second phase included large numbers of businessmen, investors and wealthy Iraqis who fled the security situation, the poor investment opportunities and the increasing incidents of kidnappings and seizure of hostages. They found in Jordan a stable country and attractive for investment because of the facilities offered by the Jordanian Investment Law.


Added to them, the Iraqi investors living abroad and wanted to be close to Iraq. The ranks of Iraqi community in Jordan, according to informal estimates, are 600 thousand and 750 thousand Iraqis.(Source)AlSabah

118 million iraqi dinar is not much ...i mean that is less than 200,000 dollars maybe i do not understand. Anyone wanna help me out here ?

Originally Posted by Dinar Duchess

Tiff, this was not intended to be personal, I never said you dismissed it, it was a generalisation. Sorry if my post offended you.

None taken. I'm one of the Iraqi Citizen's biggest cheerleaders hoping that they get "it" together and be able to "LIVE".

Originally Posted by DayDream

Voices of Iraq : Cheney-leave
Saturday, November 25, 2006-10 : 25 AM
Television : Cheney Leaves Iraq heading to Saudi Arabia, Oman
Baghdad - (Voices of Iraq)
Television "Iraqi" official today, Saturday, that Vice President Dick Cheney left Iraq heading to Saudi Arabia, It is expected to arrive in the Jordanian capital of Amman later in there and meet President George Bush and Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.
Iraq did not disclose the date of departure from Iraq, Cheney, It also did not reveal further details about the visit of Vice President Bush or the date of his arrival in Iraq. The News Agency (Voices of Iraq) Independent exclusively on Thursday announced the news of the arrival of Cheney to Baghdad quoted an Iraqi official who requested anonymity

Cheers!
DayDream

hey, if cheney wasnt in iraq how can he now leave it? lmdao!!!!

he arrived and was there on thursday, he was not there on friday, but he left there on saturday.

Originally Posted by bob1940

Big Beaut, hey guys is this pertaining to dinar? I hate to be a hardnose but if you read Nenos first page here, he has requested DINAR news and Links ONLY. lets all help Neno out here, and try hard to keep these Informative and interesting articles in the proper place. It is very good information on shite and Sunnie differences but I see no links to IRAQI DINAR Nor information regaurding the Dinar Movement. Neno's time is precious also/. Lets all try to keep the posts in the proper forums Thanks BOB

its relative to the dinar if its talkin about sectarian issues.

The partial lifting of a curfew on Baghdad tomorrow, Sunday

(Voice of Iraq) - 11-25-2006
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The partial lifting of a curfew on Baghdad tomorrow, Sunday
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki lifting curfews attended only part of the infantry on the city of Baghdad, and as of tomorrow, Sunday.
The spokesperson for the Iraqi government to Skinner in a press statement today, Saturday, "that the embargo would be lifted totally and Baghdad International Airport will resume its work in six of the morning on Monday, the 27th of the month of November."
Skinner pointed out that "Al-Maliki gave additional powers to Ozrati Defense and the Interior in the face of the armed groups that violate the law and assaults on the lives of citizens."
Radio Tigris

Curfew postpone the Iraqi-Iranian Summit

(Voice of Iraq) - 11-25-2006
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Curfew in Baghdad, the Iraqi-Iranian summit postponed

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - A spokesman for Iraqi President Jalal Talabani on Saturday that the Taliban will not travel to Iran on Sunday to meet with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad because of the extension of curfews and the closure of Baghdad airport.

The spokesman said that the government has extended the curfew that was imposed after the bombings last Thursday, which claimed the lives of more than 200 people that Talabani's visit would not take place on Sunday. Talabani said on Friday that he would not leave the country only after the reopening of Baghdad Airport.

Here is another factual coincidence.....this is from November 2003

November 2003

The government has declared Eid holidays from November 26 to 29, and paid
advanced salaries to its employees for enabling them to meet their Eid expenses.

November 26th is tomorrow.....
November 29th is when there is the Bush, Maliki, Blair meeting.
Ironically, their Eid gifts were paid in 2003....November 26-29 th.

I just love this coincidental stuff.....hoping for a reval tomorrow!!!