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

Originally Posted by shotgunsusie

Is Iraq on the verge of a coup?

Is it possible that this article is biased, in an attempt to incite the insurgents to coup? Yes, the region is volatile, but an actual coup? I just can't see it happening. I know, I know..."link"??? Sorry, just processing and weighing all the positives against the negatives and still just know the RV is real and may well be just hours away......Okay, let's play devil's advocate (hell of choice of words, eh?): let's say the insurgents DO take over: who is going to run the country most efficiently and how will they access the OIL if all countries and businesses boycott them? And who will they trust to come to their aid. Remember, if "they" overthrow the government, the whole world will know who "they" are and then their lives are short-lived, along with their intolerant ideas. They are like dogs who chase cars: what in the bloody blue blazes will they do with a car if they catch it? A little bulky to bury in the garden, huh?

Originally Posted by Big Beaut

Is it possible that this article is biased, in an attempt to incite the insurgents to coup? Yes, the region is volatile, but an actual coup? I just can't see it happening. I know, I know..."link"??? Sorry, just processing and weighing all the positives against the negatives and still just know the RV is real and may well be just hours away......Okay, let's play devil's advocate (hell of choice of words, eh?): let's say the insurgents DO take over: who is going to run the country most efficiently and how will they access the OIL if all countries and businesses boycott them? And who will they trust to come to their aid. Remember, if "they" overthrow the government, the whole world will know who "they" are and then their lives are short-lived, along with their intolerant ideas. They are like dogs who chase cars: what in the bloody blue blazes will they do with a car if they catch it? A little bulky to bury in the garden, huh?

I didn't want to post that observation first. "BIASED ALL THE WAY".

The partial lifting of a curfew on Baghdad tomorrow, Sunday

(Voice of Iraq) - 11-25-2006
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The partial lifting of a curfew on Baghdad tomorrow, Sunday
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki lifting curfews attended only part of the infantry on the city of Baghdad, and as of tomorrow, Sunday.
The spokesperson for the Iraqi government to Skinner in a press statement today, Saturday, "that the embargo would be lifted totally and Baghdad International Airport will resume its work in six of the morning on Monday, the 27th of the month of November."
Skinner pointed out that "Al-Maliki gave additional powers to Ozrati Defense and the Interior in the face of the armed groups that violate the law and assaults on the lives of citizens."
Radio Tigris

I like the sound of that. Citizens must be going to have something they would not be attacked for otherwise....you think?

Originally Posted by neno

Part in RED of part of orginal Post. This is intruging to me. The way i see this is they have a System in Operation for the Disturbution of Money. 10k hand out, Salaries, PayRoll, Purchases, etc. Any thoughts here.

yes, its not specifically indicating the 10K tho we determined. however, this method will undoubtedly be used to distribute it.

Originally Posted by Big Beaut

Is it possible that this article is biased, in an attempt to incite the insurgents to coup? Yes, the region is volatile, but an actual coup? I just can't see it happening. I know, I know..."link"??? Sorry, just processing and weighing all the positives against the negatives and still just know the RV is real and may well be just hours away......Okay, let's play devil's advocate (hell of choice of words, eh?): let's say the insurgents DO take over: who is going to run the country most efficiently and how will they access the OIL if all countries and businesses boycott them? And who will they trust to come to their aid. Remember, if "they" overthrow the government, the whole world will know who "they" are and then their lives are short-lived, along with their intolerant ideas. They are like dogs who chase cars: what in the bloody blue blazes will they do with a car if they catch it? A little bulky to bury in the garden, huh?

its the kind of article that makes the day more interesting. see this wonderful post it has generated??

Here it is... Iraqi dinar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Originally Posted by neno

I didn't want to post that observation first. "BIASED ALL THE WAY".

So...I'm actually learning from all your posts: a multimedia whore by any other name, still stinks (Sorry Willie, for bastardizing your wonderful words!)

Originally Posted by D-Day

Here it is... Iraqi dinar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The notes were similar in design to notes issued by the Central Bank of Iraq in the 1970s and 1980s

those smaller denominations shown in that document were from the 70's and 80's,,,, or were they???

Originally Posted by jerseydinar

ok guys-here is the latest info on our dinar investment in NJ-on Friday 11/24 we purchased another 200,000 dinar for 150.00 UDS at a chase branch in Kearny, NJ. The rate was 1334!!!!! or .0078250. they charged a 15.00 service charge and I had to open an acct with them but she said I would have them in 2 business days.so by Mon or Tues she will call me to pick them up.She asked if I was going to Iraq and I said no I'm just an investor.She asked a few questions and was intrigued by the whole situation. She was shocked at the rate I was buying it for and it's potential. She's going to check into it herself now. will follow up when I pick them up soon.juust thought I'd share-GO RV

Well, I hope something happens soon. My thoughts are after the rate reach the 1365 or higher range then the dinar will reval soon afterward. Here is to crossing my toes and fingers.

Originally Posted by shotgunsusie

those smaller denominations shown in that document were from the 70's and 80's,,,, or were they???

Look at this... Fils (currency) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia