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07-03-2009, 01:23 AM
REITman

Keep an Eye Out

From the freak himself. Lets see if he can get one right. :rofl:

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Do you remember about 10 days ago that Jordan paved the way so that Iraqis could invest in Jordan? I thought that was cute………because I knew our intel was telling us that was not the end of it. Did you see that today Jordan does not want to give up Iraq’s debt. Well ………….tomorrow at 3 pm their time ……………watch what happens . This is where I insert a smiley face . The big meeting is at 9am ………WB, CBI, IMF ………….I am sorry ……..I’m laughing too much ………..it just doesn’t get any better than this !
07-03-2009, 01:47 AM
bigopie

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Originally Posted by REITman

From the freak himself. Lets see if he can get one right. :rofl:

now that right there....that there is funny....LOL:rofl:
07-03-2009, 02:11 AM
Seaview

Congratulations Freaky - you got one RIGHT :woohoo::woohoo::woohoo:

BECAUSE IT'S ALREADY IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN!! :toofunny::toofunny::nono:

Iraq and Jordan discuss the files of their outstanding financial

start in the Jordanian capital Amman on Saturday, an Iraqi-Jordanian talks on the issue of financial standing between the two countries, especially the files of the debt and the remaining Iraqi assets frozen in Jordan, a Jordanian newspaper reported on Friday.

The newspaper said "the Iraqi-Jordanian talks will take place after the conclusion of talks by other Iraqi delegation headed by the Minister of Finance Bayan Jabr, Minister of Oil, Hussain al-Shahristani and Iraqi Central Bank Governor Sinan al-Shabibi, the Jordanian side will be represented by the Minister of Finance on behalf of Salem and the Central Bank Governor Touqan illiterate."

According to the Constitution, according to the newspaper, the talks will discuss the issue of financial standing between Amman and Baghdad for several years, and the two sides would seek to settle all the items on it and hold a dialogue on economic relations between the two countries.

The newspaper added that the financial issue between the two countries, the "benefits the Central Bank of Jordan and his Iraqi counterpart on the benefits of the private sector in the Kingdom of the Iraqi government, as well as what remains of Iraqi assets frozen in Jordan."

The Iraq and Jordan had agreed earlier in the importance of setting a specific timetable for the settlement of all outstanding issues and submit proposals to facilitate the settlement procedures.

It is estimated that the volume of Jordanian debts to Iraq by about 1,3 billion dollars, a commercial debt of the Central Bank was due to his coverage of the Jordanian merchants in return for benefits that have been exported goods to Iraq, while Iraq has said most of these debts are debts of the former and not the Iraqi state, which known as "odious debt."

http://209.85.229.132/translate_c?hl...bYHRaBrihCurvg :blueh:
07-03-2009, 04:43 AM
livefree

No advance notice of a RV will be given!
07-03-2009, 06:13 AM
bigopie

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Originally Posted by livefree

No advance notice of a RV will be given!

thats what i'm talking about..if an advance notice is given it would be the first time that i think that has happened....i think we are getting close...but there won't be any advanced notice.....good to see some of the regulars from way back posting again....Pat:party:
07-03-2009, 12:12 PM
REITman

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Originally Posted by livefree

No advance notice of a RV will be given!

I agree, LF. I won't need advance notice anyway. haven't bought dinar since 2006 so whenever Shabi announces I'll be ready. :cheers:
08-03-2009, 01:09 AM
REITman

And the freak back peddles again. :toofunny:

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The two major meetings in Iraq today are too fresh …………our team is still gathering information to determine its outcome. Hopefully tomorrow we will also see articles from Iraq explaining in further detail than what we got today.

If nothing else he is consistent. :yak: