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

Iraqi president talks in Iran

Tehran (Reuters) - The Iraqi President Jalal Talabani to Iran on Monday for talks amid growing calls for Washington to engage Tehran in a dialogue aimed at avoiding Iraq sliding towards civil war.

The visit was postponed for two days because of Talabani of a curfew imposed on Baghdad in the aftermath of the attacks occurred on Thursday, killing about 200 Shiite. The curfew was lifted today, Monday,.

Political analysts said that Iran may try to exploit the talks with the Taliban to review their influence to Washington, and to strengthen its position before any dialogue with the old enemy.

They believe that the Taliban, who speaks fluent Farsi may try to exert pressure on Iran to desist from Iraq as a battlefield in isolating the ongoing since three decades with the United States.

Meanwhile, the Iranian news agency Fars that Talabani arrived to hold talks with Iranian officials and will sign bilateral agreements also.

The Iranian official earlier told Reuters that the Taliban will enter directly in the talks with President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad after his arrival and will leave on Tuesday after talks with the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khameni, the highest authority in Iran.

Talabani responded Asked last week what will comprise talks in Tehran, saying the Iranian official television network of "strengthening relations and the security of Iraq."

The time that the ministers of oil and industry, technology, and perhaps Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari will accompany him on his trip.

The visit is the latest in a series of communications. He visited Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki Tehran in September and got a pledge from Tehran to support his government.

He said Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Sunday that Iran is ready to help the United States in Iraq, but only if it undertook to withdraw its troops.

And Iran called Syrian President Bashar Assad to join the talks but Syria has not responded to the offer.

And Iraq and Syria agreed last week to restore full diplomatic relations in Syria accepted the agreement in which the very survival of the American forces in Iraq as long as the government need.

It accused Syria of allowing foreign fighters to cross its borders into Iraq. Iran accuse Shiite militias supporting and exporting weapons. The countries deny the accusations.

The Iranian political analyst said that the meeting with Talabani Ahmadinejad aims in part to "show that Iran enjoys influence and power to take the initiative before the start of talks (with the United States)."

Analysts see that Iran has friends with influence in Iraq, but their influence has its limits. He said Iranian political analyst, whatever God sun preachers, "I think that there is some exaggeration on the capabilities of Damascus and Tehran."

The New York Times on Monday that the number of draft report prepared for the committee studying options in Iraq urged to hold direct talks with Syria and Iran but did not set a timetable for the withdrawal of American forces from there.

Sotaliraq.com


If I remember well I read somewhere that the period between the last meeting of the ICI on the 30/31 october last and the last meeting in mid-december Iraq had to strengthen the relations with other countries.

If this is the last one of the whole serie which we have seen then it's now time to take action.

We must see huge improvements from now on and I hope they realize that they can better do it sooner than later with all the violence.

Originally Posted by shotgunsusie

and heres whats creepy. one of the ladies in our research group back in june/july contacted the spiritual advisor for president reagan and got a reading from her. we all thought the dinar was going to hit back then within a couple weeks so when the lady told her NO she freaked out and blew off the prediction.

what she said to my friend was that the dinar would begin a slow gradual climb in november but that it would become everything she dreamed it would be in mid december. we had both forgotten about this until yesterday when we were discussing it. she had seen another psychic close to the same time who told her it would be sept/oct then paused and told her it could be as late as december. take it for what its worth but i can see why reagan had that one lady, lol!!

Let's hope she was right Susie!

At the moment it is happening what she told you. Let's hope the second part will happen also.

My guts and all the news and facts are telling that it cannot be later than mid-december.

As long it is for christmas, it's ok with me!

Originally Posted by shotgunsusie

and heres whats creepy. one of the ladies in our research group back in june/july contacted the spiritual advisor for president reagan and got a reading from her. we all thought the dinar was going to hit back then within a couple weeks so when the lady told her NO she freaked out and blew off the prediction.

what she said to my friend was that the dinar would begin a slow gradual climb in november but that it would become everything she dreamed it would be in mid december. we had both forgotten about this until yesterday when we were discussing it. she had seen another psychic close to the same time who told her it would be sept/oct then paused and told her it could be as late as december. take it for what its worth but i can see why reagan had that one lady, lol!!

Of course it goes without saying that the psychic then ran out and bought herself a ton of dinars. (She should give your friend free readings for life)

Originally Posted by jsfletcher

SEE and people thought I was crazy when I mentioned that, wait I didn't mention a spiritual advisor, I think I mentioned Miss Cleo. oh well oops, anyway I do believe that there are people who have a "gift" that we could never understand

i have had " 1 " experience with fortune tellers in venice beach california, he was so dead-on it was truely freaky, i do belive, i do believe....

Originally posted by CharmedPiper

Iraq-Currency :: Aswat al Iraq :: Aswat al Iraq

Iraq-Currency

Dollar demand up in Iraqi Cenbank daily auction
Baghdad, Nov 27,

(VOI) – Buying demand for U.S. dollars was higher in the Iraqi central bank daily auction on Monday, while the dollar rate continued its down trend dinars as the central bank moved on with the revaluation of the local currency.The Cenbank said in its daily statement the dollar demand reached $20.580 million compared to $5.330 million on Thursday.

The central bank covered all bids received from local banks which were $3.280 million in cash and $17.300 million in foreign transfers.

The exchange rate was at 1,439 dinars per dollar, two dinars down from Thursday’s session.

Last Thursday, Iraqi demand on dollars hit a new low for 2006 and the dollar rate was down three dinars amid expectations of lower demand for the U.S. currency.

Charmed you sure know how to make a persons day. This is the best news that I have ever heard on these forum boards!!
I will now say we are officially on our way.

Originally Posted by CharmedPiper

Iraq-Currency :: Aswat al Iraq :: Aswat al Iraq

Iraq-Currency

Dollar demand up in Iraqi Cenbank daily auction
Baghdad, Nov 27,

(VOI) – Buying demand for U.S. dollars was higher in the Iraqi central bank daily auction on Monday, while the dollar rate continued its down trend dinars as the central bank moved on with the revaluation of the local currency.The Cenbank said in its daily statement the dollar demand reached $20.580 million compared to $5.330 million on Thursday.

The central bank covered all bids received from local banks which were $3.280 million in cash and $17.300 million in foreign transfers.

The exchange rate was at 1,439 dinars per dollar, two dinars down from Thursday’s session.

Last Thursday, Iraqi demand on dollars hit a new low for 2006 and the dollar rate was down three dinars amid expectations of lower demand for the U.S. currency.

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CHARMED YOUR AWESOME BEST NEWS IN THE LAST 4 DAYS.

Originally Posted by CharmedPiper

Iraq-Currency :: Aswat al Iraq :: Aswat al Iraq

Iraq-Currency

Dollar demand up in Iraqi Cenbank daily auction
Baghdad, Nov 27,

(VOI) – Buying demand for U.S. dollars was higher in the Iraqi central bank daily auction on Monday, while the dollar rate continued its down trend dinars as the central bank moved on with the revaluation of the local currency.The Cenbank said in its daily statement the dollar demand reached $20.580 million compared to $5.330 million on Thursday.

The central bank covered all bids received from local banks which were $3.280 million in cash and $17.300 million in foreign transfers.

The exchange rate was at 1,439 dinars per dollar, two dinars down from Thursday’s session.

Last Thursday, Iraqi demand on dollars hit a new low for 2006 and the dollar rate was down three dinars amid expectations of lower demand for the U.S. currency.

Ya know what's funny...with everything that is going on, and the fog of the "roller coaster ride" we've all been going through, I just had an epiphany with CP's post.

We have been in the middle of a reval all of this time!!!!!! It's been happening right before our eyes. The deliberate withdraw of the dinar is the actual beginning of the reval. Yes, yes some of you might think I am a bit slow. But with this post it is clear that we are coming at the end of the track. I've always believed in the Dinar, never really doubted it, but is it me or is everyone starting to get butterflies in their stomach, because we are all about to be...independently wealthy!!!!

Originally Posted by MrsCK

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CHARMED YOUR AWESOME BEST NEWS IN THE LAST 4 DAYS.

As our teenagers say SWEEEEEET!!!

Originally Posted by CharmedPiper

As our teenagers say SWEEEEEET!!!

My teen says "that's tight" whetever that means

Iran : we will do everything in our power to help Iraq

(Voice of Iraq) - 11-27-2006
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Tehran (Reuters) - Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said his country would do its utmost to help restore security in Iraq amid warnings that the country was on the brink of a civil war.

Ahmadinejad's statements came at the start of the visit of Iraqi President Jalal Talabani to Iran, which was postponed for two days because of curfews imposed after the bombing in a Shiite stronghold in Baghdad, killing 202 people. The lifting of the ban on Monday.

Increasing calls for Washington to conduct a direct dialogue with Tehran to help end the violence which he said the Secretary-General of the United Nations Kofi Annan that Iraq pay more and more towards a civil war.

The news agency quoted Iranian students on Ahmadinejad said "the Iranian nation and government Staqvan inevitably beside the brotherly Iraqi people and the government will aid all Iranian people could make to the strengthening of security in Iraq."

He added : "We have no restrictions on cooperation in any field."

Ahmadinejad was speaking after the arrival of the Taliban shortly before the start of formal talks between them.

Talabani said that he would discuss improvement of relations between the two countries entered a war which lasted eight years in the 1980s.

He was quoted by the students news agency said, "During this visit to talk also about the security file, the Iraqi because Iraq needs comprehensive assistance to Iran to combat terrorism and establish stability."

Political analysts said that Iran may try to exploit the talks with the Taliban to review their influence to Washington and strengthen its position before any dialogue with the old enemy.

American officials say that Iran is fueling the violence in Iraq to provide support to Shiite groups, and the export of weapons. Iran refutes this accusation.

The atmosphere in Baghdad marked by tension with the end of curfew. Backed fear for the people of the possibility of a new wave of bloodshed after the bombing on Thursday is the worst since the American invasion in 2003.

He said the Secretary-General of the United Nations Kofi Annan on Monday in a rare statement on the situation in Iraq that the war-torn country is on the brink of civil war has dropped in the middle unless urgent steps are taken to avoid this.

He said Annan told reporters in response to the question, "in the light of developments on the ground. Unless something is done urgently and drastically to stop the deterioration of the situation has reached the point of (civil war), but we almost, in fact, come to that. "

Earlier, he said the Jordanian monarch, King Abdullah, who hosted the summit in Amman between Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and the American President George W. Bush this week that the summit should yield "important development" because the situation in Iraq "is getting out of control."

The struggling Washington and Baghdad to find ways to stem the bloodshed.

The New York Times in its issue on Monday that a draft report prepared for the committee studying options in Iraq urged to hold direct talks with Syria and Iran but did not set a timetable for the withdrawal of American forces from there.

The group will submit its recommendations to the White House, which examines changing his strategy in Iraq so as to be able to withdraw some of its soldiers there and 140 thousand.

And Britain said Washington's main ally in Iraq on Monday that it hopes to withdraw thousands of troops by December December 2007 with Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi said that the latest batch of Italian soldiers leave next month.

But Poland seems deferred date of termination and withdrawal of the 900 soldiers from Iraq, saying that the force leave by the end of 2007 and not in mid-2007 as previously announced.

By Edmund Blair

(Ross participated in the coverage Colville in Baghdad and David Clarke in London and Lisa Jukka in Milan Erwin Ariev in New York)