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the cbi site looks real to me ?

Faleh al-Maliki cost Fayad receipt bag National Security Baghdad, Early detection, a political source, Tuesday, Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki has instructed National Security Adviser Faleh al-Fayad, receipt of a bag the National Security Agency. The source said in an interview for "Alsumaria News", "al-Maliki issued an order, this evening, commissioned by the national security adviser, Faleh al-Fayad, to take over the post of Minister of National Security Agency, in addition to his current position, for while naming the Minister on behalf of the office during the coming period." The source, who asked not to be named, said: "Fayad, will assume office as acting officially on Wednesday based on the decision the prime minister." Faleh al-Fayad, was appointed in atheist th of January of this year by the head of the government as an advisor to Iraqi national security. The hospitality of the leaders in the National Reform Movement, headed by former Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari, had a major role in the formation of National Alliance, a coalition between state law and the Iraqi National Coalition, also had a role in writing the new Iraqi constitution which was voted on in the summer of 2005. Almost the security ministries to end her sixth month which is managed by proxy by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki since the formation of the government in the twenty-second of last December, and since then the share of the political blocs accusations over responsibility for the delay in choosing ministers of security and harmony to them, at the time of caution when many of the politicians that continue without resolution of this file in quick time may have a negative impact on the security situation in the country. He attributed the Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, on 16 March last, the reasons for the delay in presenting the names of candidates of the security ministries to the lack of political consensus on the names put forward, questioning the occurrence of that compatibility, while stressing that in the event of continued disagreement will succumb subject to the voting quorum required, But this did not happen. http://www.alsumarianews.com/ar/1/22920/news-details-.html Sounds to me like Maliki is playing games for a change to appease people. Fayed has apparently been appointed the position of Security minister on a temporary basis until the psoition can be permanently filled during the next session. If he does this with all three positions, I am not sure if that would constitute a completed GOI. Anyone????

RV at $3+ and I'll be happy to pay my $534,000

Just throwing it out there as food for thought. Nothing more. Besides, I'm not on this earth to make you feel good. You're gonna have to do that for yourself. Peace

One of the most famous lines from President Bush that is thrown around the forums is that "the war in Iraq will pay for itself". Well, to date, the U.S. has spent over 3 Trillion dollars on the war effort. So the question is, "How much dinar does the US government own"? I've heard anywhere from 1 trillion up to 3 trillion. No one knows for sure. For math purposes, let's say the US has 3 trillion dinar. Do the math. What would the RV have to be for the war to pay for itself? Doesn't sound like a LOP to me. Peace

You spin me right round baby right round. Like a record baby right round, round round!!!!

I agree with you 100%. There is truly a sick irony to all this.

Love him or hate him, Frank is the man!!!! Peace

I think it's very funny that this is out the same day that his economic advisor announced he is quitting and O's public rating on his handling of the economy hits an all time low. http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/pl_nm/us_poll_obama Think he's starting to feel the pressure? Peace

Bash me if you want but quite honestly, I think Franks info has a better winning percentage than any one else out there. The man himself can be a bit hard to take sometimes but I guess that could be said about all of us. If you looked strictly at the intel he receives from his sources, you would see that more times than not what he shares ends up coming to fruition. (rates and dates excluded) Frank's info, like everyone's needs to be taken with a grain of salt. If you like what he is selling, put it in your shopping cart. If you don't, keep walking down the aisle. That's the beauty of it all. We have freedom of choice. Peace

See, that's what I get for being an obnoxious wise guy.

Interesting post and even more interesting thread. A guy wants to protect his credibility....I have no issue with that. A guy wants to promote his own endevours by posting the info here....so be it. A guy wants to talk about his service to his country......I think that is admirable. A guy says that 77 is twice as good as 7....I say he needs a new calculator. Repeat after me.... 1 x 7 = 7 2 x 7 = 12 3 x 7 = 21 4 x 7 = 28 5 x 7 = 35 6 x 7 = 42 7 x 7 = 49 8 x 7 = 56 9 x 7 = 63 10 x 7 = 70 11 x 7 = 77 12 x 7 = 84 Sorry. Sometimes I just have to be an obnoxious wise guy! Good post. Thanks for sharing. Peace

You spelled Bilderberg correctly but don't know how to spell warn??? Okie?

Poopy,,,,,,thank you so much for giving us this info. I was just about to pay the mortgage and food for my family. Could you imagine how grateful I am that you made me see the light and used the money instead to buy more DEEEENAR!!!!! Turkey!

Great article. This may very well be part of the plan. Lately they have been doing a great job of weeding out all the dirt bags. To me this would seem likely to be one of the final phases before the powers that be would rain wealth on the country. Peace

Amen to that bro. This is great news if it happens. To our earlier question, I guess this means they are back as of tomorrow or is this not an official GOI meeting?

DERA ISMAIL KHAN, Pakistan – A top al-Qaida commander and possible replacement for Osama bin Laden was killed in an American drone-fired missile strike close to the Afghan border, a fax from the militant group he heads and a Pakistani intelligence official said Saturday. Ilyas Kashmiri's apparent death is another blow to al-Qaida just over a month after bin Laden was killed by American commandos in a northwest Pakistani army town. Described by U.S. officials as al-Qaida's military operations chief in Pakistan, the 47-year-old Pakistani was one of five most-wanted militant leaders in the country, accused of a string of bloody attacks in South Asia, including the 2008 Mumbai massacre, as well as aiding plots in the West. Washington had offered a $5 million bounty for information leading to his location. His death was not confirmed publicly by the United States or Pakistani officials. Verifying who has been killed in the drone strikes is difficult. Initial reports have turned out to be wrong in the past, including one in September 2009 that said Kashmiri had been killed. Sometimes they are never formally denied or confirmed by authorities here or in the United States. But a fax from the militant group he was heading — Harakat-ul-Jihad al-Islami's feared "313 Brigade" — confirmed Kashmiri was "martyred" in the strike at 11:15 p.m. Friday in South Waziristan tribal region. It was sent to journalists in Peshawar. "God willing, America, which is the 'pharaoh' of this, will soon see a revenge attack, and our real target is America," it said. The statement was handwritten written on a white page bearing name of the group, which has not previously communicated with the media. The Pakistani official also said Kashmiri was among nine militants killed in the strike. He spoke on condition of anonymity in line with his agency's policy. On Friday night, officials said several missiles hit a compound. The official Saturday said the men were meeting in an apple orchard near the house when the missiles hit. Kashmiri's name was on a list of militants that the United States and Pakistan recently agreed to jointly target, officials have said. The successful strike could help repair ties between the two countries that were badly damaged by the unilateral American raid, especially if Islamabad helped provide intelligence leading up to the attack. Said to be blind in one eye and missing a finger, Kashmiri was one of the country's most accomplished — and vicious — militants. He fought with jihadi fighters in Afghanistan and in Indian-held Kashmir in the 1990s and was so close to al-Qaida's central command that he had been mentioned as a contender for replacing bin Laden, though many analysts thought the fact that he was not an Arab meant he was unlikely to get the post. Indian officials have alleged he was involved in the 2008 Mumbai siege that killed more than 160 people. He has also been named a defendant in an American court over a planned attack on a Danish newspaper that published cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad in 2005. In an ongoing terror trial in Chicago, testimony from an American-Pakistani militant has alleged that Kashmiri helped plan the Mumbai siege and wanted to attack U.S. defense contractor Lockheed Martin. Kashmiri had been angry over U.S. drone attacks inside Pakistan and wanted to target the company, David Coleman Headley testified. Kashmiri has most recently been linked to last month's 18-hour assault on a naval base in Karachi. He is also accused of masterminding several bloody raids on Pakistan police and intelligence buildings in 2009 and 2010, as well as a failed assassination attempt against then-President Pervez Musharraf in 2003. The U.S Department of State says he organized a 2006 suicide bombing against the U.S. consulate in Karachi that killed four people, including an American diplomat. American drones began firing missiles at al-Qaida and Taliban targets along the border in 2005, but the attacks picked up pace in 2008 and have risen in frequency ever since. Pakistani army officers and politicians publicly protest them, too weak to admit to working with the ever unpopular America in targeting fellow Pakistanis, but the country's intelligence agencies have been known to occasionally provide targeting information. Opposition to the strikes grew this year after a CIA contractor shot and killed two Pakistanis in the street, triggering ever more intense anti-American anger. After the bin Laden raid, which was seen by many here as an outrageous violation of the country's sovereignty, the parliament issued a declaration calling for the attacks to end. Pakistani leaders were not immediately available for comment on Friday's attack. Kashmiri was accused of killing many Pakistanis, including police and army officers, so their public reaction may be muted. The United States does not acknowledge the CIA-run program, though its officials have confirmed the death of high-value targets before, including the head of the Pakistani Taliban, Baitullah Mehsud, in 2009 — a strike welcomed by many Pakistan officials because he too was a sworn enemy of the country. Washington says the strikes are accurately killing militants and are disrupting plots against the West as well as planned attacks on U.S. troops in Afghanistan. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110604/ap_on_re_as/as_pakistan

I think the reason most people get offended by the word "scam" is because it preys on their deep fear that resides in the recesses of their minds that this may indeed be a scam. If you had 100% confidence in this than no matter what anyone said it would hold no water. But since there is a tiny piece of you that feels it may be true, you give the word the power to affect your thinking and position on dinar. I firmly believe that this is a solid 'investment" and I'll leave it at that. I believe we will all be making a LOT of money and very soon. "Scam" is not a word that has any power over me. My word that holds that power is Lop. That silly word, although I truly believe it will not happen, still holds power over me and causes me distress. I know it shouldn't, I don't want it to, but it does. Darn recesses of my mind!!!! Peace

The first link is not working. It's great info. If you can get a working link, this should be put in the news section. Thanks for the post. Peace

I was wondering the same thing. Has anyone seen a printed date for their return? The way the translations have always gone would indicate that "next week" would mean they are back Sunday June 5th.

I'm not sure I understand the question. The article states several times that they are not a full member. That would make the answer, no. Peace

He's been around all day. He made at least 5 posts today on various threads. Peace

I had read that in order for Iraq to request a DFI extension it had to be submitted in writing no less than 60 days from the termination date. Is that true? If not and they get a 6 month extension as has been speculated, does that mean most likely another 6 months of waiting? Thank you!!

Well done Sonny. You're definately one of the good guys. Peace

I would buy that if in the original arabic text it did not also say 1.3. That leads me to believe that the translation is correct. IMO one of two things is happening here. Either Saleh is up to his old tricks and is blatently full of pooey, or else we have just been given a rate without the date. Guess we just have to wait and see. Peace