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

Originally Posted by CharmedPiper

It is a 2-day summit....Bush has not landed yet or is just about to land....but sounds like the Iraqi's who are there Maliki, cabinet, parliament, foreign ministers are already busy at work ..... probably so they have something to put forth before Bush gets there..... Come on reval

Shaby baby there too????

Originally Posted by cigarman

Maybe the announcement to buy dollars was a subtle way of telling the Iraqi's that if their holding dollar they may want to exchange them for dinar or their going to lose. lol.

a dollor will always be worth a dollar over there ..... but what the dinar maybe worth in the future is the real question.

remember remember one day left in november Saint Andrews Day

Originally Posted by Precocious

Speaking of currency, is there any evidence of really small denominations such as single dinars and change. One would have to conclude they would need a tremendous amount of small denominations to accommodate this reval. If no one has minted this small currency then how can this possibly happen?

14 denoms minted only 9 in circulation, my gut tells me we have the small denoms in the vault

Rol-Call!

Originally Posted by dinartank

IM GONNA HOLD YOU TO YOUR WORD SIR! MATEY

Originally Posted by RICHIWILLBE

Thanks for keeping us updated. I think this deserves a WOOOOOOTTTTTT!

Originally Posted by CharmedPiper

It is a 2-day summit....Bush has not landed yet or is just about to land....but sounds like the Iraqi's who are there Maliki, cabinet, parliament, foreign ministers are already busy at work ..... probably so they have something to put forth before Bush gets there..... Come on reval

Let see, we have someone that is holding the "word"!
We have all the "woooootttt" folks!
We have 2-days to get this RV done!

Well, if they get it done on the first day, we can start the party on the second one!

It's not the mountain ahead that wears me out, it's the little grains of sand in my shoes.

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The host of this week's summit in Amman also said that American and Iraqi leaders must agree to "some very strong action taken on the ground" in Iraq.

"They need to do it now, because, obviously ... things are beginning to spiral out of control," Abdullah said. "The indicators are of tremendous concern to all of us."

The Bush administration has cautioned against expecting any "big, bold announcement" out of the meeting between Bush and al-Maliki, but in recent days record levels of violence have added new urgency to the meetings Wednesday and Thursday in Amman.

The Jordanian king, one of the region's leading voices of moderation, expects to play host to Bush and al-Maliki, though Shiite leaders in Iraq have pledged to withdraw from Iraq's fragile coalition government if al-Maliki goes ahead with the summit.

Bush and al-Maliki are to join the king for dinner Wednesday at Raghadan Palace in Amman and hold a breakfast meeting Thursday followed by a news conference before Bush returns to Washington on Thursday.

Bush's stop in Amman will follow Tuesday's NATO summit in Riga, Latvia. The president plans to leave Washington on Monday, with a stop in Estonia along the way.

Originally Posted by Adster

Shaby baby there too????

oh god, please let it be true lol

thanks everyone for the great work! What a fun month this has been, now lets see how much better it can get.

WOOOOOOOT!!!

Originally Posted by flockstar

remember remember one day left in november Saint Andrews Day

Saint who?! Do 'Sweaties' celebrate that day in Australia!?

Originally Posted by Dinar Duchess

I thought that Anbar was a stronghold for insurgents, why would they be withdrawing to go to Baghdad.....

Could be because that's where CBI is located. Could be because that's where this whole process is suppose to begin. Could be simply wishful thinking on my part, but I'm an eternal optimist. I think I can...I think I can...I think I can...I think I can...I think I can...get the picture. "AS A MAN THINKS, SO IS HE" PRAISE GOD!