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

Prevent journalists from access to the House to cover today's meeting
Reporter Radio Tigris, "The security forces prevented today, Tuesday, journalists from entering the Palace of Conferences to cover the meeting of the Council of Deputies." Our correspondent added that "the security forces prevented them from entering the Palais des Congrès, according to the new procedures announced by the Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies Mahmoud Almshahadani yesterday to deal with the media." Pointing out that "journalists entered the Green Zone after the passage of the crossing gates that are subject to guard America, but they were surprised by preventing them from entering the Palais des Congrès subject to guard the Iraqi forces."

(11:02 Baghdad time)

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Barzani submit proposals for a calming of the situation
MP for the Kurdistan Alliance Mohsen al-Sadoun, "President Masoud Barzani of the Kurdistan seeks to resolve differences and bridge the gap in viewpoints between the leaders of the political blocs." He added al-Sadoun in a press statement that "there is a set of proposals by Barzani to calm the situation prevailing in the country." He pointed out that "Barzani took part in all meetings of the political council of national security and the current discussions aimed at halting the deterioration of security and the positive proposals at this time flour."

(11:45 Baghdad time)

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Chanchal demanding politicians need to unite
MP from the United Iraqi Alliance, Falah Chanchal all politicians need to unite in order to protect the Iraqi people. Chanchal added in a statement to the UAE newspaper Gulf that "chest bloc in the parliament submitted a project to the end of the mandate of the multinational forces against Iraq." He pointed out that the "mass attacks, the majority of the Iraqi people want a national government with sovereignty and national independence and full, since the current government is not connected in the hands of security, economic and kits are very dominated in any country. "

(10:36 Baghdad time)

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Political Council holds Maliki three demands to be presented to Bush
The deputy said the United Iraqi Alliance Haidar Abbadi said that "the political council for national security carrying Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki three demands put up for the American President Bush in their meeting, expected in Amman." Meanwhile, the national security adviser in the White House, Stephen Hadley, "President George W. Bush will discuss with Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and described what the new phase of sectarian violence in Iraq." Hadley added in a press statement that the "summit between Bush and Al-Maliki also will touch to the question of possible negotiations between the United States and Iran."

(9:42 Baghdad time)

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Prime Minister's Office : Al-Maliki will fly tomorrow to Amman to meet with Bush
An official at the Office of the Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki that "tomorrow, Wednesday, the last visit to the Jordanian capital of Amman to meet with the American President George Bush." The source added that "al-Maliki, who headed a ministerial delegation would hold consultations with the American President in order to consolidate security and stability in Iraq."

(10:10 Baghdad time

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Vice presidential decree says that the situation in Iraq is unacceptable
Trent Lott said, which would be the second-ranking official in the Syrian bloc in the United States Senate that "the situation in Iraq is unacceptable and must change happen." He called Lott told Fox News to "make a lot of firmness and exercise a lot of pressure on the Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki." He pointed out that "if Maliki did not appear real authority did not attempt to regain control of the situation and become part of the problem, we will have to take difficult decisions. " as he said.

(9:24 Baghdad time)

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Hello everyone. Well we can see another auction that further confirms our ideas of a "drying up". Market forces are in play which means that few are willing to sell their dinar at these levels. Keep in mind, that behavior is different at different price levels. So, to change market behavior and encourage people to sell their dinar, the price is going to have to increase. So, we are in exciting times, yes? We have 2 more auctions this week and then we will have a clear idea of where we stand.

I was asked about what I thought about the violence in Iriaq. Most of you know I did a tour during the year of "04 running heavy convoys all over Iraq and Kuwait. We saw the whole country. In August of "04, a general briefed us that he could have very good elections in 15 of the 18 provences. I think this is still a good guideline. Most of iraq is fine. Especially in the Kurdish areas. Also in the south. They do have occasional violence but very little. We had 14 minor wounded and lost three trucks, and all of this was in the western part of Bagdad. So the violence is real, but it is not all over iraq and the iraqis in the country side in towns and villages are doing what they should be doing. Getting their life together. One army officer stated that if you took a radius of 30 miles from the center of Bagdad, you could account for 95 percent of all casulties. So to say the whole country is going down the drain is not right. Even though they do have a couple of areas that are killing americans and iraqis, So I hope this helps and we are all excited about the numbers we are seeing. Have a good day and Thanks.

Iraqi religious leaders meet in Syria
The newspaper (home) Republic that "a meeting with Iraqi religious authorities will be held during the week in the Syrian capital of Damascus." The paper quoted the President of the Republic of fraternization between Islamic sects Salah Kvatarro that "the General put forward the initiative to hold a symposium in Damascus gathered religious leaders in Iraq to sign a document which the Iraqi floor." He pointed out that "the President of the Iraqi Founding Jawad al embrace this idea and convey a message to religious leaders in Iraq." Kvatarro He expressed the hope that "the meeting would be attended by a representative of the religious authority, Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, in addition to Sayyid Muqtada al-Sadr and the Iraqi Islamic Party. "

(9:51 Baghdad time)

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Abdallah II will meet fierce in Amman
He met with the Jordanian monarch, King Abdullah II yesterday, Monday, the President of the Association of Muslim Scholars, Sheikh Harith al-Dhari, During the meeting the latest developments in the Iraqi arena. The Abdullah during the meeting his country's readiness to provide all necessary support to ensure the success of the efforts of national reconciliation and the return of harmony among the Iraqi people the same. Abdallah added that "the contribution of all the Iraqi people of different religious persuasions and political orientation is the basis for ousting Iraq from the current crisis it is going through."

(8:22 Baghdad time)

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Informed sources say that Zebari would meet Aboul Gheit in Cairo
Informed diplomatic sources said, "Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari will meet with his Egyptian counterpart, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, on the fifth of December next in Cairo." The sources added that the "meeting will be preceded by meetings of officials of the Arab ministerial committee on Iraq at the headquarters of the General Secretariat of the Arab League in Cairo." Pointing out that "talks will Zebari Ghayt and overall situation in Iraq, especially after the escalation Alacheroatsae waves of violence and counter violence, which threatens a sectarian trouble and civil war," he concluded.

(8:09 Baghdad time

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