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

sgs, do you have any thoughts on the details why each would get the 20mi dinars? and how it impacts the r/v?

Originally Posted by shotgunsusie

WOW!!

Originally Posted by CharmedPiper

I just found this article....could this be of interest to us as investors...I am not sure what to make of it???

Professor Hadi Al-Ameri guest rooms Iraqi Parliament

(Voice of Iraq) - 27-09-2006 | This issue was sent to a friend

Hosts Conference on Albaltok Iraqi Parliament, professor Hadi Al-Ameri, member of the House of Representatives from the United Iraqi Alliance, the Secretary-General of the Badr Organization, will be held on Thursday, September 28, 2006 at 9pm timing Central Europe and at first ISO p.m., the timing of Iraq ... the meeting directly from Baghdad evening to talk about the draft Federal Territories Act, a situation the current Iraqi hope everyone will join us in this political evening, to enrich the debate and dialogue, in order to develop a better vision of the new Iraq.


Note : The call also directed at the press and the media gone to the importance of the meeting.

Sotaliraq.com

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Urgent ... Urgent. Professor Hadi Al-Ameri guest of the Iraqi Parliament

(Voice of Iraq) - 27-09-2006 | This issue was sent to a friend

Urgent ... Urgent. Professor Hadi Al-Ameri, member of the House of Representatives and the Secretary-General of the Badr Organization today guest of Parliament

[27-09-2006]
Hosts Conference on Albaltok Iraqi Parliament, professor Hadi Al-Ameri, member of the House of Representatives from the United Iraqi Alliance, the Secretary-General of the Badr Organization today, Wednesday, nine p.m., the timing of Central Europe and at first ISO p.m., the timing of Iraq ... the meeting directly from Baghdad evening to talk about the draft Federal Territories Act and the current Iraqi situation refrain j everyone to join us in this political evening, to enrich the debate and dialogue, in order to develop a better vision of the new Iraq.
ok, weve found two articles, one says wed. meeting and the other says thursday. might be both. and the one talkin about thursday nights meeting has all the major players attending. lookin for it now...

Originally Posted by AlwaysDreaming

sgs, do you have any thoughts on the details why each would get the 20mi dinars? and how it impacts the r/v?

that and the housecleaning news in the night was the BEST !!!

listen to the guys here with the large craniums. we are CLOSE!!!

Susie, If you were a betting woman, ,would you put your money on the 28th or later this weekend?? Spill it young lady!

Originally Posted by chadm

only the iraqis in gov really know the answer to all our questions

They wish that. But the human way is to tell someone. Called Leaks. The Leaks get around and get...yes....stretched.. But the News does get out.

Originally Posted by shotgunsusie

that and the housecleaning news in the night was the BEST !!!

listen to the guys here with the large craniums. we are CLOSE!!!

Those guys have been gone for a long time! Most of those *****s were pocketing all the money Bremer was throwing at them. Where do you think the $6 Bil that was unaccounted for went. The Minister of Defence made off with about $2 Bil by himself.

Originally Posted by texaslonghorns

Susie, If you were a betting woman, ,would you put your money on the 28th or later this weekend?? Spill it young lady!

Rumors and Predictions Here Please: http://www.rolclub.com/rumors-predictions/

Originally Posted by Bubba Dinar

Those guys have been gone for a long time! Most of those *****s were pocketing all the money Bremer was throwing at them. Where do you think the $6 Bil that was unaccounted for went. The Minister of Defence made off with about $2 Bil by himself.

Hey Bubba Dinar. Two different House cleaning Here. The one you are talking about is the Indicments been handed out right now for 61 of 89 or something like that of the Parliment seats from the last two post wars. The One SGS is talking about is the present Parliment. And they are cleaning House there right now as well.

Originally Posted by Originally Posted by CharmedPiper

Not sure if anybody posted this yet....Kickin' butt and taking names!

Warrants issued against 88 ex-officials

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Baghdad, 27 September 2006 (Gulf News)
Arrest warrants have been issued against 88 former Iraqi officials, including 15 ministers, on charges of corruption, an independent anti-corruption commission said yesterday.

Among those wanted are 61 "living as fugitives abroad", said Ali Al Shabout, spokesman for the Public Integrity Commission. Interpol has been informed that they are wanted for prosecution in Iraq, he said.

The agency, which answers to parliament, is run by a judge who serves a five-year term. It was established in 2003 after the US-led invasion.

Iraq has been struggling to deal with endemic corruption in the civil services. Al Shabout said the agency has documented the loss of $7.5 billion (about Dh27 billion) through corruption over the past three years.

At the end of the last year, six arrest warrants on corruption charges were issued against former Iraqi ministers who served in the two previous postwar governments.

One of those six was Iraq's former electricity minister, Ayham Al Samarie, who was arrested last month in Iraq. Al Samarie, a dual Iraq-US citizen and Sunni Arab political figure, stands accused of financial and administrative irregularities.

Warrants issued against 88 ex-officials | Iraq Updates

Cental bank auctions for the last 4 days

24-sept: 69,810,000
25-sept: 54,195,000
26-sept: 43,015,000
27-sept: 38,640,000

Something is going to happen real soon.

House clears $70 billion mostly for Iraq war


WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday gave final approval to a massive funding bill for the Pentagon that provides another $70 billion for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The Senate was expected to pass the final version of the $447.6 billion bill by this weekend, sending it to President George W. Bush for his signature.

The House passed it 394-22 with virtually no debate as lawmakers worked to complete business before breaking to campaign for November elections that will determine control of Congress.

In a slap at Bush, the bill would bar the administration from using money from it to construct permanent U.S. military bases in Iraq or to exercise any control over Iraq's oil sector.

Both the House and Senate have approved that language before, but until this bill Republicans had stripped it in House-Senate conferences.

Democrats and many Republicans say the Iraqi insurgency has been fueled by perceptions that the United States has ambitions for a permanent presence in the country. They have called on Bush to make a policy statement that the United States has no such plans.

With this bill, Congress will have approved more than $500 billion for the wars, with the bulk of that spent in Iraq. Lawmakers called the $70 billion a "bridge fund" to last about halfway through the next fiscal year, which starts on October 1.

About $23 billion of that is to replace and refurbish equipment worn out in the harsh environments of the two conflicts.

The bill provides $377.6 billion for the Pentagon's core programs, $4.1 billion less than Bush wanted but $19 billion above current levels.

It funds a 2.2 percent military pay raise, and provide $557 million more for the Army Reserve and the Army National Guard than Bush sought.