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LMAO a slight twist.....as you deliver the punch line and she/he stands there shocked and bewildered, aggressively begin humping her/his leg, and as she/he tries to pull away, explain to her/him that's it's best just to let you finish and then growl a little bit, and as they are escorting you out of the building, sniff crotches all the way out and then do the butt drag on thier welcome mat, lol, I guess i have more of a hands/paws on comedy style and always tend to get carried away, lol, tOO funny, thanks for sharing. Countless blessings and endless peace to ALL....GO RV!

I have no doubt I could come up with something, bring the info. forward and we'll give him a call, hpoefully catch him in an awkward moment, lol Countless blessings and endless peace to ALL....GO RV! you people are such gOOd sports, thank you!

What the heck ever happened to Osama Bin Laden? He refuses to accept my phone calls, won't return a single text, won't answer any emails, and he has not shown up for any of our regularly scheduled "snapple" tea parties( his family owns stock in them, serious!, never again will a snapple cross these lips), he also owns stock in Chase Bank and BP, so be careful with whom you chOOse to do business with, he also has ties with the Bush cartel, he's probably holding up in gOOd ol' boy georges pOOl rOOm, staying busy lOOfa'ing barbras stretch marks and clipping george sr. toe nails. I am really beginning to worry, considering filing a missing persons report with my local PD dept. Which ever cave he found to hide in I bet saddam wishes he found that cave tOO. So did we all the sudden decide to give up the search for him?, I thought he was the main focal point of this WHOLE scenario. Funny how sOOn we forget about certain things and people when the media stops reminding us on a daily basis, out of sight out of mind I guess. I have been doing some facial photo overlays, and this is my conclusion.....He cut his hair, shaved his beard, traded his turban and camel for some dinar, and then ran for, and won, the presidency of the USA, i know it's shocking but forensics don't lie.....OBL IS BO!, hey stranger things have happened, just like I swear our first lady is Jimmy "JJ" Walker, DYNAMIIIIITE! No offense JJ. Just something to think about Countless blessings and endless peace to ALL....GO RV!

I knew I should have strapped that 2x4 onto my arse What a trippy little video, scary. Average Americans pulling off assasinations and assasination attempts, it's all about mind control IMHO. Thanks for posting. Countless blessings and endless peace to ALL....GO RV!

Slightly off topic but FUNNIER than snot, LMAO, thank you! Countless blessings and endless peace to ALL....GO RV!

Great post, informative and positive, thank you! Countless blessings and endless peace to ALL....GO RV!

To my fellow dinartarians (gOOd people), just wanted to say thank you for all your kind responses and the excellent information. YOU GUYS AND GALS ROCK! I say we get together after this thing hits and rent one of these bad boys out and try it for ourselves, and if we like it we can all pitch in and buy one real cheap from the Russians. There seems to be a few pilots in here, are any of you qualified to fly one of these?, hope they come with barf bags. It would have plenty of other uses tOO, we could use it to stage our own fly-overs at our kids' little league games, we could BUZZ the white house, we could patrol the US/Mexico border, we could race Air Force One for pink slips, and OF COURSE we could use it to bomb the crap out of the IRS buildings, but only when they are on Holiday so no one is there, and there is always the possibility of starting our own Air Force, the possibilities are endless You people are awesome! Countless blessings and endless peace to all....GO RV!

No it's not, I'm sorry, I didn't realize the stories on that link would change randomly, but the story I was referring to is about the 2 boys who returned lost money they had found. The story is below the video window in the list of stories. Sorry for any confusion. It is worth the effort to find it, I think so anyways. Countless blessings and endless peace to all....GO RV!

Hoping and praying. Nice post, I hope it plays out. I have a feeling tOO that we may hear some subtle things during his speech tonight, so pay close attention. I mean, if anybody needs to do something gOOd for the people, it's BO, and even though he is only the messenger, he will still receive the lions share of the credit, deserved or not, after all it is a popularity game. Now, with that out of the way.....DO I HAVE A DEAL FOR YOU.....for ONE day only...I will offer all of my 25K notes for the super low price of....drum rolllllllllll please......wait....wait for it.......BAM....ONLY 67K...that's right folks, you heard me correctly, only 67K....now just line up right here, please people, no pushing or shoving...form an orderly, sinlge file line right outside my bathrOOm dOOr and lets get down to biz....no checks or CC's, cash only!...Oh, and the reason I want to do this outside my bathrOOm is because if JUST ONE of you show up to do this, I'M GONNA CRAP MYSELF Countless blessings and endless peace to ALL....GO RV!

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110125/ap_on_bi_ge/eu_britain_economy Not sure if this belongs in this section, but I can't help but feel it is ALL tied together. Countless blessings and endless peace to ALL....GO RV!

http://news.yahoo.com/video/portlandorkgw-15751112/oregon-boys-learn-honesty-pays-221-23950364#video=23960691 These two young men should be made examples of across our country, the world. How easy it would have been for them to just walk away and not say a word. My faith in our youth was just totally restored. And they just happen to be from my state. You know what this inspires me to do?, something really nice for as many people as I can. The lOOks on thier faces when they receive the money is priceless, and when they checked for phony bills, LMAO. Bless these boys, bless this country, countless blessings and endless peace FOR ALL!....GO RV! Stories like these should go national, not the negative ones they always seem to focus upon!

http://sports.yahoo.com/sportsminute PLEEEEEEEASE SAY IT ISN'T SO I can't beleive it, might as well watch the national BOGGLE championships on ESPN 72, the Polish sports authority No offense to any Polanders! Countless blessings and endless peace to ALL....GO RV!

I TOTALLY CONCUR! It is NEVER a gOOd idea to disclose anything about your personal finances in a public forum, EVER! Unless of course you are totally broke and in massive debt and lOOking for a hand up, then I don't think it matters much, not much threat of ID theft then Countless blessings and endless peace to ALL....GO RV!

That's right, they know a BIG ol' financial injection bOOster is coming.....C'mon RV, hurry and stimulate my package I cannot express this sincerely enough- COUNTLESS BLESSINGS AND ENDLESS PEACE to ALL....GO RV!

I agree, after all, when was the last time you posted in a public forum how much money you have in the bank. Just sayin'....BE CAREFUL! Countless blessings and endless peace to ALL....GO RV!

* IMF Ups 2011 Global Outlook On Stronger Than Expected 2nd Half of 2010 January 25th, 2011 12:01 pm · Posted in NEWS (Iraq & World Currency) By Brai Odion-Esene WASHINGTON (MNI) – The International Monetary Fund Tuesday made an upward revision to its projection for global growth this year, citing stronger-than-expected activity in the second half of 2010 as well as the boost to the economy from the new fiscal package passed in the United States late last year. In its January update of its World Economic Outlook, the IMF warned, however, that downside risks to the recovery “remain elevated,” while it noted separately in its Global Financial Stability Report that the time bought with the extraordinary support measures of the past few years “is running out.” The GSFR said the size of the European Financial Stability Facility should be expanded and that the ECB should continue making liquidity available to those who need it. The WEO also called on advanced economies to keep monetary accommodation in place, while emerging economies with overheating pressures should do the opposite and begin or continue tightening measures. According to the updated report, the two-speed recovery continues. Activity has moderated less than expected in advanced economies, but growth remains subdued and unemployment is still high, with “renewed stresses in the euro area periphery are contributing to downside risks.” In many emerging economies on the other hand, the report noted that activity remains buoyant, inflation pressures are emerging, and there are now some signs of overheating, driven in part by strong capital inflows. The WEO now projects world output to grow by 4.4% in 2011, up 0.2 points from the October 2010 WEO estimate. After predicting the global economy would expand by 4.8% in the last WEO, the IMF revised that figure up to 5.0% in Tuesday’s report. Activity in the advanced economies is projected to expand by 2.5% during 2011-12, and although insufficient to make a significant dent in high unemployment rates, it is an upward revision of 0.25 percentage point relative to the previous WEO. That is “mostly due to a new fiscal package passed in late 2010 in the United States that is expected to boost economic growth this year by 0.5%,” the report said. It added that a package with a similar growth impact passed in Japan is expected to sustain a moderate recovery in 2011. And although growth in the periphery of the euro area is marked down for this year, this is offset by an upward revision to growth in Germany, due to stronger domestic demand. The 2011 estimate for U.S. GDP was revised up 0.7 points to 3.0%, while the forecast for the Euro Area as a whole was unchanged at 1.5%. Germany’s 2011 GDP forecast was revised up 0.2 points to 2.2%. The growth projection for this year in Japan was revised upwards by 0.1 points to 1.6% while the 2011 outlook for the United Kingdom is unchanged at 2.0%. Canada saw its 2011 GDP forecast revised down 0.4 points to 2.3% after seeing 2.9% growth in 2010. In both 2011 and 2012, the IMF expects growth in emerging and developing economies to remain buoyant at 6.5%, a modest slowdown from the 7% growth registered last year and largely unchanged from the October WEO. The unchanged outlook is typified by the projections for Asian giants China and India, whose economies are forecast to grow by an unrevised 9.6% and 8.4% respectively in 2011. The WEO update cautioned that the baseline projections above “assume that current policy actions manage to keep the financial turmoil and its real effects contained in the periphery of the euro area, resulting in only a modest drag on the global recovery.” “This view reflects the limited financial spillovers observed so far across financial markets and regions,” it added, “as well as the fact that policy responses following the Greek crisis helped limit its impact on the global recovery in the second half of 2010.” There is also the assumption that policymakers in emerging markets respond in a timely manner to keep overheating pressures in check. The WEO noted that downside risks to the outlook “remain elevated” and arise from the possibility of problems in the euro area periphery spreading to the core of Europe; the lack of progress in crafting medium-term fiscal consolidation plans in major advanced economies; the continued weakness of the U.S. real estate market; high commodity prices; and overheating and the potential for boom-bust cycles in emerging markets. On the upside, the IMF sees risks from stronger-than-expected business investment rebounds in major advanced economies. The report warned that financial stresses are expected to remain elevated in EU periphery “where market participants are still concerned about sovereign and banking risk, the political feasibility of current and envisioned austerity measures, and the lack of a comprehensive solution.” As a result, it expects European sovereign peripheral spreads and bank funding costs to remain elevated during the first half of this year, adding that financial turbulence “could re-intensify.” The IMF said the risk of financial turmoil spreading from the periphery to the core of Europe “is a by-product of continuing weakness among financial institutions in many of the region’s advanced economies, and a lack of transparency about their exposures.” The WEO argued that the vulnerability of sovereigns underlines the urgency of moving toward more sustainable fiscal pathsnot just by countries in the euro area periphery, but also by major advanced economies. At the same time, it added, “monetary accommodation needs to continue in the advanced economies. As long as inflation expectations remain anchored and unemployment stays high, this is the right policy from a domestic perspective.” The IMF also wants to see continued progress to repair and reform financial systems. The report described this as a critical element in the return of credit conditions to normal and would help reduce the burden on monetary and fiscal policy to support the recovery. As for emerging economies, rising inflation will be an issue for some, the IMF predicted, noting that the recent round of high food price inflation “has been quite persistent,” beginning to feed into overall price inflation in a number of economies. Consumer prices in these economies are projected to rise 6% this year, an upward revision of 0.75 percentage point relative to the October 2010 WEO. Signs of overheating are also being seen in some countries via rapid credit growth or rising asset prices, the report said. Stubbornly high commodity prices are also expected to influence the inflation outlook in 2011, with the IMF projecting upward pressure on prices to continue “due to continued robust demand and a sluggish supply response to tightening market conditions.” As a result, the IMF’s baseline petroleum price projection for 2011 is now $90 per barrel, up from $79 per barrel in the previous WEO. Non-oil commodity prices are expected to rise 11% this year, with the near-term risks for most classes to the upside. So unlike its advice to advanced economies, the IMF called for monetary tightening to begin or continue in emerging economies where overheating pressures are starting to emerge. It warned that if policymakers fall behind the curve in responding to nascent overheating pressures and asset price bubbles, “macroeconomic policies in key emerging economies could be setting the stage for boom-bust dynamics in real estate and credit markets and, eventually, a hard landing in these economies.” The IMF report noted that with emerging markets now accounting for almost 40% of global consumption — and more than two-thirds of global growth — a slowdown in these economies would deal a serious blow to the global recovery — and to the rebalancing that needs to take place. The report went on to note that for some countries, “allowing the currency to appreciate would help combat overheating pressures and facilitate a healthy rebalancing from external to domestic demand.” And in those countries where the currency is above levels consistent with medium-term fundamentals, the IMF said fiscal adjustment can help lower interest rates and restrain domestic demand. “Macroeconomic policy responses may, however, need to be complemented by strengthened macroprudential measures (for example, higher loan-to-value ratios, funding composition restrictions) and, in some cases, capital controls,” the report concluded. The IMF’s Global Financial Stability Report, released alongside the updated WEO, sought to emphasize the warning that more must still be done to in fixing the global financial system. “Nearly four years after the onset of the largest financial crisis since the Great Depression, global financial stability is still not assured and significant policy challenges remain to be addressed,” the report said. “Balance sheet restructuring is incomplete and proceeding slowly, and leverage is still high.” The dual weight of funding pressures and continued banking sector vulnerabilities leaves financial systems fragile and highly vulnerable to deterioration in market sentiment, the report said. In addition, continued high levels of private debt in some countries are likely to dampen both private sector demand for credit and banks’ willingness to lend, weighing on the economic recovery. “The time purchased with the extraordinary support measures of the past few years is running out,” the IMF warned, “(l)ow policy interest rates that are close to the zero bound are likely to have a diminishing effect over time.” Furthermore, the idea of fiscal stimulus and further government support of the financial sector are also becoming increasingly unpalatable politically. Instead future solutions, the report said, “need to address sovereign risk and financial fragilities in a holistic and comprehensive fashion.” In Europe, for instance, the GFSR called for the effective size of the European Financial Stability Facility to be increased and that it should have a more flexible mandate. The reasoning behind this suggestion is that, “For countries where the banking system represents a large proportion of the economy, it is now even more essential to ensure access to sufficient funds, going beyond national backstops whenever necessary.” The report also suggested that Euro area-wide resolution mechanisms need to be deployed and strengthened as needed, arguing that introducing a pan- European bank resolution framework with an EU-wide fiscal backstop would help decouple sovereign and banking risks. On the monetary policy side, the IMF said the European Central Bank will need to continue to supply liquidity to banks that need it and keep its Securities Markets Program active, while at the same time acknowledging that this is a temporary set of measures “and will not solve the underlying problems.” In the United States, however, more still needs to be done to address the headwinds from the still damaged housing market. The report stressed the importance of finding ways to mitigate the negative macro-financial linkages from the large “shadow inventory” of houses for sale that is likely to dampen house prices for some time to come and exacerbate negative home equity problems. An overhaul of the U.S. housing finance system is also needed, the report added, including the role of the mortgage-related, government-sponsored enterprises. Reform could come in the form of either privatization or converting them to public utilities with an explicit (and explicitly funded) guarantee. “The authorities should not delay efforts to create an action plan for the future,” the IMF concluded. http://imarketnews.com/?q=node/25494 Countless blessings and endless peace to ALL.....GO RV!

Jihad : Iraq’s oil reserves estimate to 510 billion barrels PUKmedia 25-01-2011 13:15:02 Spokesman of oil ministry Asim Jihad in a statement to PUKmedia said that oil statistics , updated for first time since decades , showed that Iraq’s fixed oil reserves is 143 billion barrels. “These statistics can be increased as representing 65 oil fields only”, Jihad added. He expected Iraq’s oil production to reach 3 million barrel per-day , at the end of this year. Reported by: Waleed al-Zaidi

Iraq: Maliki may accept the captain and minister of defense 25/01/2011 16:51 25/01/2011 16:51 بغداد25كانون الثاني/يناير(آكانيوز)- رجح ائتلاف العراقية بزعامة اياد علاوي، الثلاثاء، أن يقبل رئيس الحكومة نوري المالكي بالمرشح فلاح النقيب لتولي وزارة الدفاع الاتحادية، نافيا في الوقت ذاته وجود لقاء قريب بين علاوي والمالكي. Baghdad, January 25 (Rn) - Iraq's most likely coalition led by Iyad Allawi, Tuesday, to accept Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, Falah al-Naqib candidate to head the Federal Ministry of Defense, at the same time denying the existence of a meeting soon between Allawi and Maliki. وقالت المتحدثة باسم القائمة العراقية ميسون الدملوجي لوكالة كردستان للأنباء (آكانيوز) إن المالكي "لم يعترض على ترشيح فلاح النقيب لتولي حقيبة الدفاع ولم يبلغنا خلال لقائه علاوي بوجود اعتراض على مرشحنا". The spokeswoman said the Iraqi List, told Maysoon al-Kurdish news agency (Rn) that al-Maliki "did not object to the nomination Falah al-Naqib to take over the defense portfolio did not tell us during a meeting with Allawi's objection to the existence of our candidate." وذكرت تقارير صحفية أن المالكي لديه "ملاحظات" على النقيب، لكنه سارع إلى نفي ذلك، وقال في بيان أصدره مطلع العام الجاري إنه لاملاحظات على مرشح العراقية بل على الآليات المتفق عليها في أشارة إلى الاتفاق بين القادة على ترشيح مستقلين لتولي احدهم للوزارة. According to press reports that al-Maliki has a "Notes" on the Captain, but he was quick to deny it, and said in a statement issued earlier this year that the Amlahzat the candidate of Iraq, but the mechanisms agreed upon in reference to the agreement between the leaders on the nomination of independent to take someone to the ministry. وتولى فلاح النقيب حقيبة الداخلية في حكومة إياد علاوي بين عامي 2004 و2005. He took a bag of Interior Falah al-Naqib in Iyad Allawi's government between 2004 and 2005. وأضافت الدملوجي أن "المالكي طلب منا إرسال أسماء مرشحي العراقية لبقية الوزارات، دون طلب مرشح بديل للنقيب". The Damluji that "Maliki asked us to send the names of candidates for the rest of the Iraqi ministries, without seeking an alternative candidate to the chairman." وقالت إن طلب المالكي يؤكد بشكل قاطع "عدم اعتراضه" على ترشيح النقيب لتولي وزارة الدفاع وقد يقبل به. The request-Maliki confirms categorically "no objection" on the nomination of Captain to take over the Ministry of Defence has accepted it. كما نفت الدملوجي وجود لقاء مرتقب بين علاوي والمالكي، مشيرة إلى أن زعيم العراقية في إجازة خارج العراق. Damluji also denied the existence of a meeting between Allawi and al-Maliki, noting that the Iraqi leader on leave outside Iraq. من وسام الجاف، تح: ليث اليوسف Of the Order of the dry, the Open: Laith Yousuf

I wonder if the pilot sees that as he flies through it, or if it happens tOO fast? Since it only happens when they break the sound barrier they are definitely haulin' arse! Countless blessings and endless peace to ALL!

Who can sleep when they are RV'amped up plenty of time for sleep after cash-in, lol

* Economists: Iraq has failed to file anti-money laundering January 24th, 2011 11:59 pm · Posted in NEWS (Iraq & World Currency) Economists: Iraq has failed to file anti-money laundering Posted: January 24, 2011 by THE CURRENCY NEWSHOUND – Just Hopin in Iraqi Dinar/Politics The Iraqi economists said on Monday that Iraq has failed in the fight against money laundering, and the signs point to his failure to deal with the file during the next phase A member of the (money) economic Mohammad Reza al-Moussawi, told to Kurdish news agency (Rn) that “the financial institutions of the Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank and BSA failed to develop its work for the purpose of combating money laundering in Iraq.” He pointed out that “there are many reasons led to the failure highlighted that the Coalition Provisional Authority under Bremer did not put clear grounds to prevent the flow of money is especially clear in paragraph b of Article VIII in it.” He explained that “to limit the entry money of unknown origin to Iraq would reduce the terrorist operations that hit the country between now and then the other way, and it will activate the circulation of cash in the country.” On the other hand, Chief Economist of the Iraqi and teaching at the University of Mustansiriya Resan Kikhany of Kurdistan News Agency (Rn) that “Iraq from the States are unable to activate the system of money laundering because there are entrances to several economic, as he was unable to also follow the money that came out of it because of corruption financial and administrative to senior officials in the state. “ “The next stage requires the formation of a joint committee of the Central Bank and the Financial Inspection Office and the Ministry of Finance to do the gates monetary system that monitors the mechanisms of entry and exit of funds from the country.” And that “the percentage of Iraq’s development according to the latest scientific studies in the follow-up to the money had arrived since 2003 until now to 12%, which makes Iraq the last file in the top money-laundering.” The CBI had announced earlier this month, raised a new law to combat money laundering to the Iraqi Council of Representatives in coordination with other government institutions, in order to provide greater protection for Iraq’s economic system and to engage in international assessment. The Law on anti-money laundering which was released in 2004 on a secure financial institutions, it also emphasizes the punishment of a fine of not more than 40 million Iraqi dinars, or a fine equal to twice the value of the property of being or initiate a financial transaction involving the proceeds of some form of activity Illicit and he knows that, with respect to the subject of the financing of crime and operations (terrorist). The Central Bank of Iraq to monitor financial institutions and the issuance of a regulation, as well as he issued a list of suspicious financial activities. The Law on anti-money laundering to authorize the Central Bank to assume control of financial institutions and check the documents and accounts of their own. http://bit.ly/cjuou6 Countelss blessings and endless peace to ALL.....GO RV!

* DDT Site Member Info: “Bill of Attainder” (No Dinar-Specific Tax Law Allowed) January 24th, 2011 11:12 pm · Posted in CASH-IN (Dinar Revaluation), CHATS & POSTS (Iraqi Dinar Info), MEMBERS (Dinar & Iraq Insight), WEALTH (Currency Revaluation) Howdy, Because of my job in the investment industry, I’m not allowed to talk about investing etc. over chat rooms etc., due to compliance reasons. I read, but must remain silent/invisible. What I did want to say is, if anyone is still “worrying” about Congress enacting tax legislation targeted at Dinar investors, no, they can’t do that, and yes, a 2nd year law student could shoot it down. As you may know (but most of your guest/listeners may not), the formal reason is that it would be considered a “Bill of Attainder.” Obviously, that is a piece of legislation designed to target and punish (ie. through unfair tax legislation) a specific group or individual and it is completely illegal, as is listed in Article 1 Section 9 of the U.S. Constitution. Anyway… “Bill of Attainder” is the formal name of it, so, if anyone asks, you can give it to them. Thanks for everything you do. Go Dinar! Just passing this on, I have heard a few people wondering about this. This isn't really an official atricle but I believe it to be true. Countless blessings and endless peace to ALL....GO RV!

These are exactly the kinds of things we are ALL waiting to hear, great post, thank you! Rockin' the casbah baby.....countless blessings and endless peace to ALL.....GO RV!

Sounds like a VERY important step to me. GOI is getting close, security is close, budget is close, all is close, so this maybe working out the last few kinks before introducing thier currency to the world markets. Great post, thank you! High hopes baby. Countless blessing and endless peace to ALL.....GO RV!

Have any other chores around your place you need done?, heck I'd paint your house for one of those 10K notes nice post, hope she understands what she may be holding someday sOOn, you're gonna rock her world