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

Hey Neno....maybe I need a rest or something, but your post above is not 'computing' if you know what I mean ? It just sounds like Iraq is Hell on Earth and everyone is doing whatever it takes to leave...unless I missed something...if that is the case, can you BOLD or highlight it for me? It would be greatly appreciated!

Originally Posted by tiffany

Hey Neno....maybe I need a rest or something, but your post above is not 'computing' if you know what I mean ? It just sounds like Iraq is Hell on Earth and everyone is doing whatever it takes to leave...unless I missed something...if that is the case, can you BOLD or highlight it for me? It would be greatly appreciated!

Well not all just 1/2 a million here in Jordan according to this Blog by this guy, that has had this blog, for along time. This is his latest post on July 10. 2006 I dont want anyone to think I only post positive Reading. That would be miss-leading. So this is what it is by this guy, that his family in Iraq, that just got to Jordan. Read it for what it is worth. To me it shows that Iraq has to be working for their countrymen. If not they will all leave. I know I would.

And I am sorry about your eyes tiff, Mine have been killing me ever since I got into the dinars, future wealth for us. But we most see the whole picture and pick-it apart. This is what the "Dinar Gang" does.

Eyes? I'm afraid you've totally lost me...

Originally Posted by tiffany

Eyes? I'm afraid you've totally lost me...

I think he meant he was sorry you didn't "compute" it.

Interesting,

This story does not jive with official reports of millions migrating back to Iraq, so maybe most Iraqi's either have no teeth, or perfect teeth, so he is looking for greener teeth, whoops, I mean pastures. LOL

Good luck to all, Mike

Originally Posted by Offshore-Wealth.com

Interesting,

This story does not jive with official reports of millions migrating back to Iraq, so maybe most Iraqi's either have no teeth, or perfect teeth, so he is looking for greener teeth, whoops, I mean pastures. LOL

Good luck to all, Mike

Originally Posted by Offshore-Wealth.com

Interesting,

This story does not jive with official reports of millions migrating back to Iraq, so maybe most Iraqi's either have no teeth, or perfect teeth, so he is looking for greener teeth, whoops, I mean pastures. LOL

Good luck to all, Mike

My Point to. But is out there and we are going to see it. There is a link at the bottom of the post that has 39 comments sofar. When you said Greener Pastures. Thats might very well be the case.

Originally Posted by Offshore-Wealth.com

Interesting,

This story does not jive with official reports of millions migrating back to Iraq, so maybe most Iraqi's either have no teeth, or perfect teeth, so he is looking for greener teeth, whoops, I mean pastures. LOL

Good luck to all, Mike

Also important to take note of...that was his 'personal' view.

Originally Posted by tiffany

Also important to take note of...that was his 'personal' view.

I would have to agree with you Tif, since it is from a blog, which is basically an online journal, it would be his "personal" opinion of things, as he sees it. Things may not be so rosy for him now, but we have all seen that things are changing in iraq.

I found another interesting article.
Again, I apologize if this has already been
posted or discussed. This looks pretty
good though.
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http://www.iraqupdates.com/p_articles.php/article/9271

International Contract for Iraq
11 July 2006 (Baghdad: Al Sabah newspaper)
The Iraqi Government has formed a Committee chaired by the United Nations for the preparation of an international contract, which is to be supported by the World Bank, in coordination with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and regional financial organizations, as well as the original donor states
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A joint statement issued by the Iraqi Government and the UN, which was received by AL Sabah, said that the Committee would submit reports to the Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Burham Saleh, and the Deputy UN Secretary General.

The Deputy UN S.G. visited Baghdad a few days ago to meet with the President of the Republic, the Prime Minister and his Deputy in order to discuss an initiative for the formation of a new partnership with the international community, to be named International Contract for Iraq.

The statement explained that the intended contract, apart from helping progress in political, economic and social fields over the next 5 years, would also concentrate on the development of mechanisms to serve the economic transformation of Iraq by offering the opportunity for integration in regional and international economies.

The statement said that the Iraqi Government considers this International Contract to be an important step towards the future development of the country.