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

Originally Posted by YogiBrood

.... or rubbing hands inside a melting igloo ...aMen as well

I'm starting to think and would have more enjoyment from pinning these notes and papering them to the bedroom wall than to read another facking article!

IQDThe purchase price in Iraqi dinars unsupported
سعر البيع بالدينار العراقي IQDThe sale price in Iraqi dinars unsupported
رمز العــملةSymbol currency
العملةCurrency

1424.0001424.000
1426.0001426.000
USDUSD
The American dollar

what does unsuported mean in this context?

Translated version of http://www.iraq-na.com/index.php?sec=news&act=view_cat&cid=1

Originally Posted by shotgunsusie

this is like cabin fever, lol.

Cabin Fever, look what it has done to me.......

Sung to the lyrics of Rawhide…a theme song from a 1950’s cowboy show in the US. Therefore, if you are not a redneck or cowboy and under the age of 50, please skip this post as you won’t get it. (this just shows you how crazy I have become)….LOL

Wootin’, wootin’, wootin’
Though we’re all a routin’
Keep those dinars movin’, CBI
Don’t try to understand ‘em,
Just read ‘em, post ‘em, or ban ‘em.
Soon we’ll be livin’ high and wide.
My heart’s a calculatin’,
My dinars are a waitin’,
A waitin’ for the end of this ride.

Chorus:

Cheer ‘em on, post ‘em up,
Post ‘em up, cheer ‘em on,
Read ‘em on, post ‘em up, Rolclub!
Cut ‘em out, paste ‘em in,
Let ‘em in, ban ‘em out,
Cut ‘em out, paste ‘em in, rolclub.

There is one more verse, but I think I would be banned if I put in anymore .

Originally Posted by $onedaysoon$

Kurds and central government fail to solve disagreements ‘’

By Ali KhaleelBy Ali Khaleel

Azzaman, December 6, 2006Azzaman, December 6, 2006

A senior Kurdish delegation has ended talks in Baghdad on contentious issues but the parties have apparently failed to solve any one of them.A senior Kurdish delegation has ended talks in Baghdad on contentious issues but the parties have apparently failed to solve any one of them.

The Kurdish delegation was headed by Nejervan Barzani, the prime minister of the Kurdish autonomous region in Iraq.The Kurdish delegation was headed by Nejervan Barzani, the prime minister of the Kurdish autonomous region in Iraq.

Barazani held meetings with senior central government officials including Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki.Barazani held meetings with senior central government officials including Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki.

“My talks with officials from the central government have reached no final results, ” he said."My talks with officials from the central government have reached no final results, "he said.

One Key issue includes the fate of the oil-rich city of Kirkuk which Kurds want to add to their semi-independent enclave now comprising the provinces of Arbil, Sulaimaniya and Dahouk.One Key issue includes the fate of the oil-rich city of needing roads which Kurds want to add to their semi-independent enclave now comprising the provinces of Arbil, Sulaimaniya and Dahouk.

There are also differences on how to dive oil revenues and the Kurds’ share of the country’s oil wealth.There are also differences on how to dive oil revenues and the Kurds ’share of the country's oil wealth.

Iraqi officials declined to speak about differences, saying the meetings were an opportunity to exchange ideas on how to make use of the Kurdish experiment in reinstating relative stability in their areas.Iraqi officials declined to speak about differences, saying the meetings were an opportunity to exchange ideas on how to make use of the Kurdish experiment in reinstating relative stability in their areas
Azzaman in English

Originally Posted by Adster

I'm starting to think and would have more enjoyment from pinning these notes and papering them to the bedroom wall than to read another facking article!

amen to that too. Quick and pithy wins the day, thank you Adam, Neno, William and others who have the gift of summation.
thanks too, to all my dinar family for your love and support in a challenging time.
blessings.

TO ALL MY FAMILY ON THIS FORUM: DO NOT FRET: There is ONE that wants the best for all of us. The Dinar WILL PEG THIS MONTH We all on this forum DESERVES THIS; WE WILL GET THIS Now I, too, want to learn all the JIGS

Originally Posted by $onedaysoon$

Kurds and central government fail to solve disagreements ‘’

By Ali KhaleelBy Ali Khaleel

Azzaman, December 6, 2006Azzaman, December 6, 2006

A senior Kurdish delegation has ended talks in Baghdad on contentious issues but the parties have apparently failed to solve any one of them.A senior Kurdish delegation has ended talks in Baghdad on contentious issues but the parties have apparently failed to solve any one of them.

The Kurdish delegation was headed by Nejervan Barzani, the prime minister of the Kurdish autonomous region in Iraq.The Kurdish delegation was headed by Nejervan Barzani, the prime minister of the Kurdish autonomous region in Iraq.

Barazani held meetings with senior central government officials including Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki.Barazani held meetings with senior central government officials including Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki.

“My talks with officials from the central government have reached no final results, ” he said."My talks with officials from the central government have reached no final results, "he said.

One Key issue includes the fate of the oil-rich city of Kirkuk which Kurds want to add to their semi-independent enclave now comprising the provinces of Arbil, Sulaimaniya and Dahouk.One Key issue includes the fate of the oil-rich city of needing roads which Kurds want to add to their semi-independent enclave now comprising the provinces of Arbil, Sulaimaniya and Dahouk.

There are also differences on how to dive oil revenues and the Kurds’ share of the country’s oil wealth.There are also differences on how to dive oil revenues and the Kurds ’share of the country's oil wealth.

Iraqi officials declined to speak about differences, saying the meetings were an opportunity to exchange ideas on how to make use of the Kurdish experiment in reinstating relative stability in their areas.Iraqi officials declined to speak about differences, saying the meetings were an opportunity to exchange ideas on how to make use of the Kurdish experiment in reinstating relative stability in their areas
Azzaman in English

They need to move the Capital to Kurdistan and make a special training arena for both politicians and terrorist in Baghdad!

Seems that the Kurds give and give and the ones South of them just do not catch on!

Heyyy Willy, did ya know that they are still figuring out what to make it out with the ball now that it is in their court..???

Careful...it looks dirty and might explode...


YB. - cheers for picking up the points & pieces!

Originally Posted by motomachi

They need to move the Capital to Kurdistan and make a special training arena for both politicians and terrorist in Baghdad!

Seems that the Kurds give and give and the ones South of them just do not catch on!

Right on Al, stick the Kurds in charge and get rid of these knobheads.

Iraq-Currency

Posted by: nadioshka on Thursday, December 07, 2006 - 01:19 PM

Iraq-Currency Dollar demand sharply up in Iraqi Cenbank daily auction Baghdad, Dec 7,

(VOI) – Buying demand for U.S. dollars was sharply higher in the Iraqi central bank daily auction on Thursday, reaching $25.570 million from $14.700 million on Wednesday.The bank said in its daily statement it covered all bids which were $17.520 million in cash and $8.50 million in foreign transfers.The exchange rate was at 1,424 dinars per dollar, two dinars down from yesterday’s session.Twelve banks participated in Thursday’s auction, but none offered to sell dollars, the statement said.

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