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

Originally Posted by shotgunsusie

where you find this at?? and how can they announce the results before they have the auction??

Hello SGS, I was going threw the CBI website and went to the auction site for dates they did not announce any results, it is not 1pm Iraq time yet

Originally Posted by Dinar Duchess

Am I missing something here..... If they are going to support the unemployed with this enormous amount of money.... and also I see the salaries are increasing by up to 60% next January...... how does a reval fit in with this information..

This is a very good question! Which has been sitting in the front of my mind for a while now! These moves appear to be made to help curve inflation and decisions being made by the GOI! Could these moves be an attempt by the Shiites to delay the rise in purchasing power indefinitely?

The partial lifting of a curfew on Baghdad today, tomorrow, totally

Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki lifting curfews attended only part of the infantry on the city of Baghdad, and as of today, Sunday,. The spokesperson for the Iraqi government to Skinner in a press statement "that the embargo would be lifted totally and Baghdad International Airport will resume its work at six o'clock tomorrow morning, Monday." Skinner pointed out that "Al-Maliki gave additional powers to the ministries of defense and interior in the face of the armed groups that violate the law and assaults on the lives of citizens."

Translated version of http://www.radiodijla.com/cgi-bin/news/fixed_news/page1.htm

Fierce calls worldwide to withdraw his confession Iraqi government

The Secretary-General appealed to the Association of Muslim Scholars, Sheikh Harith al-Dhari of Arab States and the countries of the world and the United Nations to withdraw its support and recognition of the current Iraqi government. He described the fierce during a meeting between Egyptian Press Syndicate yesterday, the Iraqi government as "the government of sectarian privilege of exploiting sectarianism and the use of power and survival." The fierce that what is happening in Iraq now is a political school of thought and not as some people want to portray the conflict as a Sunni, Shiite, Kurdish, He called for a "government of national unity is formed dependent on sectarian." Pointing at the same time that "resistance is known to all and that terrorism is well known and financed resistance is targeting the American forces either from targeting innocent currency is not resistance." He drew fierce that he would return to Iraq soon. He urged the Iraqi people to exercise patience and restraint so that the "forces of evil which calls for the civil war to divide the country."

Translated version of http://www.radiodijla.com/cgi-bin/news/fixed_news/page2.htm

Bush in Amman on Wednesday and hold a joint press conference with Maliki Thursday

The American embassy in Amman said in a statement yesterday that the American President George Bush will arrive in the Jordanian capital next Wednesday. The statement pointed out that Bush held a joint press conference with Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki next Thursday. He pointed out that the talks will focus on the latest developments in Iraq and the progress that had been made so far in the discussions of the joint committee for higher transfer of security responsibilities to the Iraqis and the role of the region in support of Iraq. For his part, the White House immediately after Bush's return to Washington after the Asian tour, Bush, Al-Maliki watching their consultations on the establishment of security and stability in Iraq. He said the White House advisor for national security Stephen Hadley said that the summit will give Bush and Maliki opportunity to review the work of a joint committee set up a few weeks ago to examine how the transfer of security responsibilities to Iraqis.

Translated version of http://www.radiodijla.com/cgi-bin/news/fixed_news/page3.htm

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 confront the armed groups that violate the law and assaults on the lives of citizens.
NOAA
11 / 25 / 2006

Radio Nawa
Radio Nawa

Maliki attended lifted curfews partly from Baghdad today, Sunday, the only infantry

Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki lifting curfews attended only part of the infantry on the city of Baghdad, and as of today, Sunday,. The spokesperson for the Iraqi government to Skinner in a press statement "that the embargo would be lifted totally and Baghdad International Airport will resume its work at six o'clock tomorrow morning, Monday." 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."
NOAA
11 / 26 / 2006

After a meeting of the Barzani and Talabani are considering ending the sectarian tension in the country

Sources at the Presidency of the Republic that a meeting was held yesterday, Saturday, between President Jalal Talabani and Masoud Barzani President of Kurdistan, which had arrived Baghdad on Friday to participate in the meetings of the political council of national security. The sources said that "Talabani and Barzani discussed the latest political and security developments on the Iraqi arena. The two sides stressed the need to deepen and attempts to join forces in order to stop the end of sectarian tension. "
NOAA
11 / 26 / 2006

Radio Nawa

Zebari postpones visit to Saudi Arabia due to security developments in Iraq

Postponed Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari will pay a visit to Saudi Arabia was supposed to be taken today, Sunday,. The Iraqi diplomat in Riyadh told Agence France-Presse that the visit had been postponed for an indefinite period due to security developments in Iraq. The Arab diplomat had revealed earlier in the visit to Saudi Arabia Sunday Zebari any day visit of Vice President Dick Cheney to the Kingdom yesterday.
NOAA
11 / 26 / 2006

Radio Nawa

Kurdish MP says that the statements of fierce unacceptable at this time

Deputy Kurdistan Alliance Mohsen al-Sadoun told that the Secretary-General of the Association of Muslim Scholars, Sheikh Harith al-Dhari "unacceptable at this time and must stand with the government and support." He added al-Sadoun said in a press "that such statements affect Iraq's position regionally." The Sheikh Harith al-Dhari called yesterday during a press conference held in Cairo, both the United Nations and the League of Arab States to withdraw their support for the Iraqi government.
NOAA
11 / 26 / 2006

Radio Nawa

Curfew-Lifting :: Aswat al Iraq :: Aswat al Iraq

Voices of Iraq: Curfew-Lifting
Posted by: saleem on Saturday, November 25, 2006 - 08:10 PM

Curfew-Lifting
Curfew to be lifted off Baghdad on Monday
Baghdad, Nov 25, (VOI) – The spokesman for the Iraqi government Dr. Ali al-Dabbagh said on Saturday evening the curfew will be totally lifted off Baghdad on Monday while a partial lifting of the curfew will take place as of Sunday 6:00 am allowing only pedestrians to walk in the Iraqi capital Baghdad.On Thursday evening, the Iraqi government imposed a total curfew on Baghdad after a bloody attacks that claimed scores of Shiites in the eastern Baghdad's Sadr City.

since they are allowed to move about i would think that businesses would be exchanging goods and that would require them to stock said items. that dinky auction 3 days ago wont cut it for 4 days if they are conducting business.