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What is WRONG with my DAMN DANCING BANANA?!?!?!
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Good luck to all, Mike
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08-07-2006, 01:50 AM #4334
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The Iraqi Dinar exchange rate
The value of the Iraqi Dinar has appreciated from lows of approximately 3,000 Dinars per 1 US Dollar to 1,465 Dinar per 1 USD as of June 2005.
Treater this is the link with lots of history and present info:
http://www.iraqiwiki.com/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
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Iraq May Take Control of Half its Provinces in 2006, U.S. Says July 7 (Bloomberg) -- Iraqi armed forces may take responsibility for security in half the country's provinces by the end of the year, U.S. Brigadier General Kurt Cichowski said.
Muthana province in the south will be the first of 18 provinces entirely transferred to Iraqi forces, said Cichowski, the U.S.-led coalition's top representative on the Iraqi government committee that decides whether provinces have met the criteria needed for a handover.
``We are in the very last stages'' of arranging the Muthana handover, Cichowski said in a televised briefing from Baghdad. ``I will tell you, it is our hope that approximately half of the provinces by the end of the year will have done this security transfer.''
U.S. President George W. Bush has said that the withdrawal of more than 130,000 U.S. troops in Iraq hinges on the ability of the Middle Eastern nation's security forces to reign in insurgent attacks. Handing over provinces to the Iraqis doesn't necessarily imply a troop pullout, Cichowski said.
``Troop reductions and the transfer of Iraqi security control are mutually exclusive,'' he said. ``While they are related, in the end the security force transfer is the taking over of the policing functions with the province.''
At present, there are about 1,400 British, Australian and Japanese forces in Muthana, the general said. Some of those forces will stay in the province after the handover to help train police and support Iraqi security forces if needed, while others will deploy to other parts of Iraq, he said.
Training the Police
``There will still be the transition teams from the coalition that will lead, coach and mentor the Iraqi police,'' Cichowski said. ``They'll be doing exercises. We'll be also helping and providing some more equipment to the borders -- forts that are along the border between Muthana and Saudi Arabia.''
Iraqi forces have already taken control of portions of provinces. Most of Diyala province, northeast of Baghdad, was handed over to Iraqi control earlier this month.
Cichowski didn't specify which provinces other than Muthana were likely to be handed over. Transfers are decided according to criteria such as the insurgent threat, the development of the local security forces, and the governance structure in place in a province, he said.
A total of 265,000 members of the Iraqi security forces have been trained and equipped, according to the U.S. State Department. The Iraqi military is increasingly conducting its own operations to crack down on insurgents across the country, according to the U.S. military.
Insurgents Killed
The Iraqi army killed or wounded as many as 40 insurgents in Baghdad today, as it conducted operations in the capital as part of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's security plan, the U.S. military said earlier today in an e-mailed statement.
Iraqi forces were conducting a raid in eastern Baghdad when they were attacked by gunfire and rocket-propelled grenades from a nearby rooftop, the military said. The Iraqi army returned fire during a 43-minute gun battle, the U.S. military said. A ``high-level'' insurgent leader was detained in the building from which the fire came, it said.
``The captured individual heads multiple insurgent cells in Baghdad whose main focus is to conduct attacks against Iraqi and coalition forces,'' the U.S. said. ``He and his followers have kidnapped, tortured and murdered Iraqi citizens, and he is also personally responsible for the killing of two Iraqi soldiers.''
Al-Maliki last month implemented a security plan in Baghdad, in which coalition and Iraqi troops and police stepped up patrols and increased checkpoints across the city. The city has been beset by violence between majority Shiites and Sunnis that escalated following the Feb. 22 bombing of the Shiite Muslim Golden Mosque in Samarra.
Night Vision
Nine people were killed and 31 wounded in today's clashes, which took place in Baghdad's Sadr City district, President Jalal Talabani's Patriotic Union of Kurdistan party said on its Web site. The fighting was between Iraqi and U.S. forces and the Mehdi army militia, it said.
U.S. forces stood by ready to help Iraqi forces if needed during the operation, which was conducted in darkness, U.S. Major General William Caldwell told reporters today in a televised briefing in Baghdad.
``All of the Iraqi security forces were operating with night-vision devices and lasers on each of their weapons systems,'' Caldwell said. ``It was in fact a very dark area; an aircraft flew overhead lighting it up with infrared light.''
Caldwell showed footage of Iraqi soldiers on foot and in vehicles moving down a street, with gunfire and grenade blasts heard in the background.
``The whole operation was conducted in a very surgical manner; no fire was required in any of the homes, and only when fired upon did the Iraqi security forces fire back.''
Haditha Probe
The U.S. military in Iraq has faced increasing global criticism amid a series of investigations into alleged abuses committed by American troops.
Lieutenant-General Peter Chiarelli, the commander of the multinational corps in Iraq, has completed a review of an investigation into the alleged killing in November of 24 Iraqi civilians by the U.S. military in Haditha, west of Baghdad, the military said today in an e-mailed statement. Chiarelli has forwarded his recommendations to the overall commander of the Multinational forces in Iraq, General George Casey, the military said, without elaborating.
To contact the reporters on this story:Alex Morales in London at [email protected];
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Originally Posted by neno
and one day we will meet all together
And this day will be very soon :))))
Try the link here if the link don't work with neno post
http://www.iraqiwiki.com/wiki/index....pping_argument
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08-07-2006, 02:29 AM #4337
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I can't wait till Tuesday If everthing goes right i will buy another million dinar. Then Let it peg! let it Peg! when the party starts I'll Buy the first Keg! LOL.
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Hey Mike, have you heard that Iraq is getting close to the end of their contracts with the IMF and if they don't fulfill their obligations to the Paris club and IMF they will lose their debt reduction as well as the standby agreement? This is why they will reval soon according to this guy on another forum. Actually he said SOON!!! LOL
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08-07-2006, 03:12 AM #4339
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Hey guys, go to the link below and read it. It shows the letter of intent with the IMF and gives details on what was planned during 2004 and 2005. Look and see all the stuff that came true as they predicted.
http://www.imf.org/External/NP/LOI/2...q/01/index.htm
Also you'll see that inflation was low in 2004 and expected to rise in 2005 to 15% because subsudies would be fased out. That should pretty much knock out lop theories. They are causing the inflation and a reval would correct it.Last edited by cigarman; 08-07-2006 at 03:28 AM.
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