Lets see, your post was at 12:21.....
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Caddieman
Not going to get into a pissing contest with you! And I didn't mean to offend you. And I don't rely on others to pass info from third and forth parties. If you have noticed not one of these bits of info in 4 years has been right. Now I will share some info with you. The IMF has set a date of March 22 for the CBI to bring the dinar rate to 1260. Until that happens their will be no RV, along with some incidentals like smaller denominations, security,and the HCL. Now let us sit back and see who has the better info! The term BS that I said about your post was too strong. I should of just said inaccurate. For that I do apologize!:cheers:
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postcon
Very well put Caddieman. Sometimes it's worth reminding ourselves that info from third or fourth parties has never materialised. Best to stick to factual articles that keep coming out of Iraq with such regularity. Things are happening but it will take time.
I was on my way home from work at 4:03 pm and the Radio waves said Oil Law Passed. Hummmmm, I hang with some Great 2nd, 3rd, 4th, Parties. Looks to me they know what the Heck they are saying. Tell you now, want be setting back to much longer. lol. :ro_emote:
You think it is apart of the Budget?
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Originally Posted by
shotgunsusie
actually, the raising of the dinar is tied to the pension law itself. it was always mentioned alongside that law in the past. (i inadvertently said retirement law in the past but the pension law is the one.)
Retirement Law:
Dr. Amirah Al-Baldawi said: “The unified retirement law which was voted for by the previous National Assembly ensures that the retired will get 80% of his actual salary. Large numbers of citizens awaited the implementation of this law to retire from their jobs with a pension that guarantees them a decent life; however, implementing this law was stopped following the advice of the International Bank which sees that there is no country in the world spends all these enormous amounts to subsidize people who do not provide the State with any benefit in return”.
She continued: “The International Bank has presented a project included in the 2007budget; it proposed the establishment of a retirement fund financed through the discount of 12% of each governmental institution for the purpose of its employees’ retirement; also, discounting 7% of the government employees’ salaries to be deposited in this fund to be invested in order to increase them and provide the State with profit, as well as being deposited for the benefit of the retirees”.