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I say just choose someone, anyone... Just get it done. How can anyone in the world have faith in Iraq's credibility as a country with the circus still lingering....?

RicknSaudi, When you do speak with him next week please share his perspective on the latest developments. It will be much appreciated. Thank you...

Interesting intentions to say the least, however I don't think it will help Obama's party come November

Sunshinelvr, Lois Lane award recipiant, I did enjoy your hot intel, though I am not in bed yet and my be under the influnence and lookiing through it crystal of too many glasses of Pinot Noir.... I wanted to say hello and thank you for the good but lengthy read. If not for me being a sucker for the nerdy hot look in your phtoto I would have glossed over the message. But anyway you have a great night, and maybe by morning we in the Valley of the Sun ( Phoenix) will have an RV. Goodnight lady..... T

Taka another look at the speadsheet. The .258 is in a much smaller font than any other number on the sheet. I say it is been manipulated.

The next few days should be very interesting. Looks like some strife is going to break out.

Talabani and Hakim call to speed up the government formation and praise their good ties Thursday, August 26th 2010 8:37 PM Baghdad, Aug. 26 (AKnews) – The Iraqi President Jalal Talabani and the President of the Supreme Islamic Council (ISIC) Ammar al-Hakim renewed on Thursday there affirmation on the historic relationship between the Kurdistan Bloc's Coalition KBC and ISIC. They outlined the importance of forming the government by creating a common vision to contribute in bringing the views closer among all political parties. Talabani said after the Iftar feast hosted in honour of al-Hakim, "KBC renews its emphasis on the historical relationship mixed with blood between the Supreme Council and the KBC , I personally feel very proud of the ties I have with Al-Hakim, of martyrdom and struggle in Iraq" For his part, Ammar al-Hakim said, "The meeting was an important opportunity to talk about public affairs, the genuine partnership and the historical relationship." The confirmation of both parties comes to speed up the formation of the government at the time positions of the political blocs are still divergent over the agreement on a mechanism that would end the controversy over the post of prime minister. The positions of the political blocs were reflected by the reject of the Vice-President and the leader of the Islamic Supreme Council, Adel Abdul Mahdi to nominate al-Maliki for prime minister, which was opposed to the non-official position of Sadr movement who announced his acceptance for the nomination of Maliki with the rest of the National Alliance candidates, but under certain conditions. Sa/ae/AKnews

I can see them doing that...

Combat troops leaving Iraq can be a blessing. I have often thought that the Iraq Gov't would wait until we leave to RV and prosper. If nothing more than to prove that they could do it without us and that we where holding them back. Either way, I think this is a step closer to a self sustaining Iraq.

I am not sure, and what the hell do I know anyway but lets speculate on this tax. I am assuming an investiment such as a currency exchange is not a dividends or normal earned income. Our best hope is that it is a capitol gains, and according to the post cap. gains rises to 20% in 2011 from 15% in 2010. To me that sounds a hell of a lot better than 35 to 45%. I hope. Higher tax rates on savers and investors. The capital gains tax will rise from 15 percent this year to 20 percent in 2011. The dividends tax will rise from 15 percent this year to 39.6 percent in 2011. These rates will rise another 3.8 percent in 2013. Read more:

This would be great if it happens...

Hmmmmm, I have been viewing for a long time. I started investing five years ago. I thought I would come out of my shell and say hello to everyone .