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I hope it's true too, but what i don't like is the part about it being OUR government holding things up....cause now who knows how long we'll be waiting...JMO

Here's the link... http://www.burlingtonfreepress.com/article/20110330/NEWS02/110329035/1007/Iraqi-ambassador-tells-Vermont-lawmakers-losses-not-vain-

What is going on in the Arab world, this stuff makes me wonder if we'll ever see an RV, I mean its like these folk just can't get along...sad SANAA, Yemen – Yemeni security forces firing from rooftops and houses shot at tens of thousands of anti-government demonstrators, killing at least 31 as the protesters entered a downtown square in the capital to demand the ouster of their autocratic president. Friday's violence is the harshest response yet from President Ali Abdullah Saleh, a key — if uneasy — ally in the U.S. campaign against al-Qaida who has ruled Yemen for 30 years. Thousands also rallied Friday in the cities of Taiz and Adan, their protests inspired by the unrest across the Arab world that toppled rulers in Egypt and Tunisia. But the government response has been far harsher in Yemen. Demonstrators have camped out in squares across Yemen for over a month to demand that Saleh leave office. Security forces and pro-government thugs have used live fire, rubber bullets, tear gas, sticks, knives and rocks to suppress them. The protesters say they won't go until Saleh does. Before the shooting Friday in Sanaa, a military helicopter flew low over the square as protesters arrived from prayers. Thick gunfire soon erupted from rooftops and houses near one of the square's main entries, sending protesters scrambling for cover. Doctors at the makeshift field hospital near the protest camp at Sanaa University confirmed at least 31 dead, three of them children. They spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to the media. The protests are just one of the problems in this extremely poor, tribal country. Saleh's weak central government also faces one of the world's most active al-Qaida branches, a secessionist rebellion in the south and a Shiite uprising in the north.

Is this good or bad?

You know it...

I was thinking the same thing because I'm sure they're making a killing off all the folks who are rushing last minute buying millions thinking that the next few days they'll be rich.

I wouldn't have said anything to her until I returned to cash in... Lol

I just saw this on my computer at work and I figured I would share this with you guys...interesting stuff but I'm up to the challenge..are you? http://financialedge.investopedia.com/financial-edge/1209/Why-You-DONT-Want-To-Be-A-Millionaire.aspx Here's something that made me say whewwwww!...lol http://financialedge.investopedia.com/financial-edge/1210/5-Failed-Currencies-And-Why-They-Crashed-.aspx