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  2. yes. it is inevitable. I don't care what anyone says. No one is selling. people are still buying fake shares in the billiions. like a dam that can't hold back the water anymore, one day this thing is going to break and MOASS. Fundamentally, AMC is valued in the 30s to 60s. So as a fundamental play this is a blue light special. As a MOASS play, the sky is the limit. When? No one knows. Like the IQD. But I'm still in it because nothing has changed as to why I am in. They are hoping shareholders tire and get discouraged and bail, but stats prove no one is selling.
  3. MM 07 28 49 54 69 MB 24 - 03-29-24 PB 31 38 42 46 64 PB 10 - 03-30-24 Back to Back "Jackpots" - Make it happen! Thank you Jesus!
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  5. O Biden would never use it for the enhancement of the US economy he and his crooked administration would use it everything but to help the USA. You would also soon see a great wealth among Selected Democrats.
  6. I remember after toppling Hussein the repairs & upgrade of Haditha Dam for greater electric production. And when we left it was running to 80+% of capacity. I know water is scarce but wonder what happened. The Haditha Dam or Qadisiya Dam is an earth-fill dam on the Euphrates, north of Haditha, creating Lake Qadisiyah. The dam is just over 9 kilometres long and 57 metres high. The purpose of the dam is to generate hydroelectricity, regulate the flow of the Euphrates and provide water for irrigation. It is the second-largest hydroelectric contributor to the power system in Iraq behind the Mosul Dam.
  7. Islamic State still a threat in Iraq, US ambassador says By REUTERS Published: MARCH 24, 2024 18:11 ISIS militants (photo credit: ARAB MEDIA) US-led forces invaded Iraq and toppled former leader Saddam Hussein in 2003, withdrawing in 2011 but then returning in 2014 to fight Islamic State as part of an international coalition. The Islamic State still poses a threat in Iraq and the US-led military coalition's work with Iraq to fully defeat the group is not done, United States Ambassador to Iraq Alina Romanowski told Reuters in an interview. Senior Iraqi politicians, including Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, have repeatedly said that the group no longer posed a threat in Iraq and the coalition was not needed, even as its affiliates continued to carry out attacks elsewhere. "We both assess ISIS (Islamic State) is still a threat here, much, much diminished, but nevertheless our work is essentially not done and we want to ensure that Iraqi forces can continue the enduring defeat of ISIS," Romanowski said at the US embassy in Baghdad. She was speaking after Islamic State's Afghan branch, ISIS-K, claimed responsibility for Friday's attack at a rock concert near Moscow, in which 137 people were killed. "As this event reminds us, ISIS is a common terrorist enemy that must be defeated everywhere," she said in an additional comment after the interview. "That's why the United States and Iraq share a commitment to ensure the enduring defeat of ISIS, including by working together to shape the future of a strong bilateral US-Iraq security partnership." Last week, at least three people died in a suicide bombing carried out by ISIS-K in Afghanistan, and in January, it claimed responsibility for a twin suicide bombing in Iran, which shares a 1,600 km (994 mile) border with Iraq. Iraq's prime minister is due to meet US President Joe Biden in Washington on April 15 to discuss the coalition's future, as well as Iraqi financial reforms and a US push to wean Iraq - a rare ally of both Washington and Tehran - off Iranian power and gas. While the coalition's mission is to advise and assist Iraqi forces in the fight against the Islamic State, Western officials say the US and its allies also see its presence in Iraq as a check on Iranian influence. "It's going to take some time," to wind down the coalition's work, Romanowski said, referring to talks between Washington and Baghdad initiated in January amid ***-for-tat attacks between Iran-backed Shi'ite Muslim armed groups and US forces. US-led forces invaded Iraq and toppled former leader Saddam Hussein in 2003, withdrawing in 2011 but then returning in 2014 to fight Islamic State as part of an international coalition. The US currently has some 2,500 troops in the country. 'Orderly fashion' Islamic State was declared territorially defeated in 2017, and Baghdad has argued the coalition's mission has therefore ended. "In the past we have left quickly only to come back, or only to need to continue, so this time I would argue we need to do this in an orderly fashion," Romanowski said. She said the mission's end would depend on the capabilities of Iraqi security forces, the operational environment, and the threat posed by IS. Beyond security, US efforts in Iraq are centered on reducing its dependence on Iranian energy and pushing its banking sector towards global standards, she said. "Many Iraqis don't really trust the banking system here and they have good reason not to," Romanowski said, though noting that a 40% increase in total deposits in the last two years signaled improvement. "That's one area where, with the prime minister's support ... we're going to do what we can... and yes, it will be painful." Iraqi financial institutions have come under close scrutiny from Washington amid concerns about the flow of oil revenues to Iran and affiliated groups in violation of US sanctions.
  8. 20 years wasted because of horrific theft while rebuilding infrastructure remained stagnant. Iranian influence continues to stall progress and the IQD going live.
  9. Iran exports gas worth $15 billion to Iraq since July 2017 EconomyIraqIran 2024-03-28 15:36 Font Shafaq News/ Iranian Deputy Minister of Oil and Gas, Majid Chegini, announced on Thursday that Iran has exported around 52 billion cubic meters of gas worth $15 billion to Iraq since July 2017 under gas contracts with Iraq. The extension of Iran's gas export contract to Iraq for five years was signed on March 27, 2024, in Baghdad. The agreement was finalized between Chegeni and Iraq's Minister of Electricity, Ziad Ali Fadhil. On the sidelines of signing the contract extension, Chegini said that negotiations with Iraq have led to an agreement to extend the export of Iranian gas to Iraq. He noted that the completion of contracts in Baghdad and Basra has facilitated this extension. Chegini stated, "Since the beginning of the contract in Baghdad (July 2017) and Basra (June 2018), Iran has exported around 52 billion cubic meters of gas worth $15 billion to Iraq." Iraq's Minister of Electricity, Ziad Ali Fadhil, confirmed that Iraq will continue purchasing gas from Iran for the next five years under this contract, emphasizing the importance of Iranian gas for Iraqi electricity generation stations. Fadhil pointed out that Iraq heavily relies on Iranian gas to meet a significant portion of its electricity needs, especially amid challenging conditions in the country, adding that "Iraqi electricity generation stations urgently need Iranian gas to produce electricity." The Iraqi minister explained that "the experience of recent years has shown that Iran is a good economic partner for Iraq and has supplied its needs in the toughest conditions." Notably, Iraq needs 35,000 megawatts of electricity daily. Still, due to the current conditions in the country, it only produces 20,000 megawatts daily, with one-third of this electricity supplied by gas imported from Iran. Iraq relies on Iran for nearly a third of its electricity, though this has been subject to interruptions. For instance, when Tehran reduced gas supplies to Iraq from 50 million cubic feet to 8.5 million cubic feet because of unpaid bills, widespread electricity shortages struck central and southern governorates. Though Baghdad has sought to diversify its electricity supply through overtures to countries such as Saudi Arabia, Turkiye, Jordan, and Kuwait, progress is not sufficiently developed. Nearly two decades after the fall of Saddam Hussein's regime, the Iraqi government still struggles to provide its society with electricity around the clock. The Iraqi electricity sector suffered even before the 2003 invasion, but the last 19 years have seen it weakened even more due to endemic corruption and gross negligence. The plans put forth by the consecutive governments to tackle the lack of electricity have more often proven an easy way for officials to embezzle funds through lucrative contracts than a way to improve the lives of Iraqi citizens. As a result, instead of leveraging its own resources, Iraq has become more reliant on Iran to meet its electricity demands.
  10. President Rashid receives National Security Service, the head of INSS and the Deputy Head of the Intelligence Service politics +A -A Baghdad-INA The President of the Republic, Abdul Latif Jamal Rashid, stressed on Thursday, the importance of mobilizing the necessary security and intelligence momentum to confront the phenomenon of organized crime and drug trafficking . A statement issued by the Media Department of the Presidency of the Republic, received by the Iraqi News Agency (INA), stated that “The President of the Republic, Abdul Latif Jamal Rashid, received at Al-Salam Palace in Baghdad, the National Security Advisor, Qasim Al-Araji, the head of Iraqi National Security Service (INSS) Abu Ali Al-Basri, and the Deputy Head of the Intelligence Service Waqas Al-Hadithi.” He pointed out, "During the meeting, the latest developments in the political and security situation in Iraq and the region were reviewed, in addition to discussing the phenomenon of organized crime and drug trafficking in general and their negative effects on societies." The President of the Republic stressed "the necessity of coordination between the security services, exchanging information among them, and joint work to preserve the achievements achieved in the internal arena, in addition to controlling border security in cooperation with neighboring countries and concluding the security agreement to consolidate the security and stability of the region." He stressed "the importance of mobilizing the necessary security and intelligence to confront and eliminate the phenomenon of organized crime and drug trafficking, purify society of its consequences, and activate communication mechanisms with citizens to activate the information aspect." For their part, the officials provided "an explanation of the activities of the security services and their plans on how to confront terrorism and organized crime at the internal and external levels," praising "the valuable directives of the President of the Republic that will contribute to developing security performance and preserving the security and safety of citizens." Yesterday, 12:16
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  12. What happened to Iraq discontinuing flaring Nat Gas? Years ago they were thumping their chest about a new era in capturing NG, self reliance and so on now this. Shows me Iraq is still very much owned by Iran & Iraqis are continually taking it in the shorts while wealthy criminals watch their bank accounts swell to an all time high. RV/RI...??? What's that Aerosmith song ? Dream On.
  13. Iraq to start receiving electricity from Jordan Amr Salem March 28, 2024 256 4 min Electricity transmission towers. Photo: AFP Baghdad (IraqiNews.com) – The director general of Jordan’s National Electric Power Company (NEPCO), Amjad Al-Rawashdeh, said on Thursday that the Jordanian-Iraqi electrical interconnection line will go into operation on Saturday. Al-Rawashdeh illustrated that that the line, which will supply electricity to the Al-Rutba area close to the Jordanian border, will link the Risha power plant in Jordan and the Al-Rutba power station in Iraq at a voltage of 132 kilovolts, according to the Jordan News Agency (Petra). Iraq and Jordan signed an agreement on February 11 in the Jordanian capital, Amman, to provide Iraq with 40 megawatts of electricity in the first phase. NEPCO’s director general emphasized earlier the agreement’s compatibility with the common objectives of Jordan and Iraq to create electrical interconnection. The electrical interconnection is expected to improve electrical energy interchange and support both sides’ electrical system stability. It is also a positive development that could impact the lives of many Iraqis directly. The Jordanian official mentioned last month that the second phase, which is planned for the third quarter of 2024, is being prepared accordingly. After the second phase is finished, 150–200 megawatts of capacity should be given to Iraq. In the medium run, further connecting phases may raise the supply to 500 megawatts. The Iraqi Ministry of Electricity revealed this week that it is raising electricity production by 3,000 megawatts compared to last summer to reach 27,000 megawatts. Iraq heavily relies on gas imports from Iran but has recently invested in many projects to start taking advantage of flared gas and using renewable energy to generate electricity. Gas imports from Iran are extremely important for Iraq to generate electricity. However, US sanctions imposed on Iran make it difficult for Baghdad to pay for the Iranian gas. Iraq witnesses daily power outages that may last up to 10 hours, but things worsen during the scorching summer when the temperature exceeds 50 degrees Celsius (122 degrees Fahrenheit). The Iraqi Minister of Electricity, Ziyad Ali Fadel, announced in mid-March that an agreement had been signed with Siemens Energy to turn flared gas into fuel within six months. Fadel confirmed that the agreement is part of the efforts of the Iraqi government to stop gas flaring and use it to generate electricity. Siemens Energy will utilize 120 million cubic feet of flared gas within six months and an additional 120 million cubic feet in one year. The produced gas will be used to fuel a 2000-megawatt power plant that will be constructed to enhance Iraq’s national electricity grid.
  14. REMEMBER, no one really knows what will happen, or when. They're simply stating their opinions based on what they perceive to be happening in Iraq... So, take everything with a grain of salt ... RON Sandy Ingram We often talk about $0.10 to $0.25 to one U.S. dollar. People get upset but that is what could happen without a reval. And most of the [Dinar investors] would experience a six-figure profit if the currency just went up to 10 cents to 1 U.S. dollar. Unfortunately people get greedy, and aren't always satisfied with the gain that God brings. Tomorrow is Good Friday, and we should all remember the torture and sacrifice Jesus endured, and made, to redeem us from the curse of sin and death, and restore us back to the Father.
  15. I did at one time, but I do not now. More likely to hang where it is or go lower
  16. Yes Newguy Shabibi was talking of keeping the 25000 dinars for large transactions for banking not for the consumer
  17. Yes this is what Shabibi had presented at the time 2011 or 2012 not sure date but he had show us his designs with the different buildings or designs he wanted to present to management at the time.Made copies at time but don't have my old computer had crashed lost all my notes so I can not verify. I seem to remember he had a design for 15. dinar noye but not sure now. Anyway what pimpy shows is accurate from my memory.
  18. I would think that Iraq will keep the 25,000 notes for inter bank transfers. But I think the other denominations will be destroyed. If Iraq actually revalues to a decent amount, they would just need the lower notes. JMHO
  19. So you firmly believe it is going to the Moon someday?
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