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  1. This a pretty long to listen to but some good information on our country and where we are headed. I am not sure if this guy is off his rocker or what but what I see in the media he may not be to far off. Remember he is trying to sell his News Letter at the end witch you do not have to buy, but the info is still good. A wealthy U.S. businessman recently went on record, stating that he thinks there will be a huge event in America this year, which could irreversibly damage both the Republican and Democratic parties. I have no idea if this event will come to pass as he predicts… but even if he’s only half right, I think it could mean huge changes for our entire country. I strongly encourage you to have a look at the presentation I’ve included below, which explains the entire situation. Please note that this contains material that may be offensive to some audiences. Sincerely, Brian Hunt Editor in Chief, Stansberry Research http://www.stansberryresearch.com/pro/1011PSIENDVD/LPSIM158/PR
  2. BAGHDAD / Aswat al-Iraq: Kuwait's Prime Minister, Sheikh Nasser Al-Ahmed Al-Subah, has arrived in Baghdad on Wednesday on an official visit, the semi-official al-Iraqiya TV Channel reported. The Iraqi Foreign Ministry had reported earlier in the day that Kuwait's Prime Minister, Nasser Al-Ahmed Al-Subah, would arrive in Baghdad on an official visit to confer with Iraqi officials and congratulate Prime Minister, Nouri al-Maliki, for the formation of the new Iraqi government, as well as discussing the joint relations between the two coutnries. The Iraqi-Kuwait relations dossier comprises several suspended isssues, most significant of which are the compensations Iraq is paying for Kuwait due to its occupation in the early 1990s and Kuwait's decision towards Iraq's exemption from UN Charter's 7th Article, as well as the demarcation of the joint borders between the two countries and the issue of the remnants of Kuwaitis, lost in Iraq during the Iraqi occupation of Kuwait. SK (A) / SKH http://en.aswataliraq.info/Default1.aspx?page=article_page&id=140508
  3. Price goughing.. I will never send anyone to there site again. Not that they care with all the other pumpers and people still buying but this increase is just not right. I am all for making a profit but this is price goughing and taking advantage of the little guy. IMHO
  4. Judyg

    New Rumor

    How many times have we herd this kind of crapbefore.. I will believe it when I see it really happen..
  5. BASRA / Aswat al-Iraq: An outstanding Iraqi economic expert has called for rescheduling of his country’s foreign debts, in order to face the implications that followed its exit from the UN Charter’s 7th Article, that imposed a financial boycott against it, pointing out that such measures would continue for six more months after its exit from the UN’s trusteeship from the said article. “Iraq’s financial funds are under UN trusteeship, according to UN’s Article 7,” Dr. Nabil Jaafar of Basra Univesity told Aswat al-Iraq news agency, pointing out that “the official and private debtors would activate their demands to force Iraq pay back its debts, thing that necessitates its scheduling of the debts,” warning that such development “would cause a real problem, due to the inrease of such payments.” He said that “if this year’s debts payment would be US$ 1.3 billions (, it may become 5-6 billion ( dollars during the forthcoming few years, caused by the payment of the instalment plus the interest, that is linked to the average of the rate of inflation.” Dr. Jaafar said that “Iraq might be forced to pay back such debts to the creditors, thing that would leave passive impacts on its economy, as such debts would drain out the country’s foreign currency reserves, along with the oil revenues.” He added that Iraq “must treat this problem though avoiding foreign loans, so long as the local resources are enough,” calling for “holding talks with the creditors for rescheduling of the debts, in prelude to pay them back and get rid of their bulks.” Iraq had been suffering from UN Charter’s 7th Article, imposed on it after its occupation of Kuwait in 1990, allowing the use of military force against it, charging that it had threatened internatinal security, along with the freezing of its huge funds in world banks, to pay compensations for the parties harmed by its Kuwait’s invasion, reaching 5% of its annual oil revenues. Basra, the center of southern Iraq’s province carrying the same name, is 590 kms to the south of Baghdad http://en.aswataliraq.info/?p=140085
  6. Body for life is by far the best program out there. Get the book and follow it even if you don't have exercise equipment you can buy weights at any store Wal-mart, Target ect... and do everything in your home. Good Luck Adam I know you can do it.
  7. Disclaimer: This is not from me....I am a tax professional for the world's largest tax preparation firm. Currency exchange is not taxable. I'm currently an instructor in our company's tax school and confirmed recently that money exchanges are not taxable. If you enter into a currency contract, such as currency futures, trading Forex, etc, then you must report any gains as taxable gains on your federal income tax return, whether you are an individual or a corporation. If you sell property, such as a home, or any other asset, and are compensated in a foreign currency, you must convert the amount into US dollars and report any gain on your income tax return. If you are paid wages in a foreign counrty, or receive any other type of income or compensation from a foreign country, you must calculate to convert to US dollars and report the income on your tax return. You may be able to report any expenses incurred to create this income as an offset. continued...... [jimzprincess] continued.....If you convert your dollars into a foreign currency and then convert them back again, there was no contract, there was no foreign income, so there is no income to report. If you experienced a loss of as a result of doing this, you cannot report the loss. It's not an investment. IRS Publication 525 regulates those who trade in futures or contracts any commodity including currencies, to generate income. You buy Euro on a Forex exchange or from a broker in hopes of making a profit, then the gain is reportable, as would be with any loss. If you own the physical currency and convert it to another physical currency, it's not reportable, it's not considered an investment, it's not taxable=
  8. You dont have to post new idea's just reply to someone elses post.
  9. Ok I guess I understand a little why Adam wants us to post but most like me like to see what others are saying and get info.
  10. Adam Montana] my personal opinion [Adam Montana] on the RV [Adam Montana] is that we're waiting on the 1st to get a good feel for what's going on. According to my CBI [Adam Montana] contact [Adam Montana] he thinks we're entering a period that will define the course of the RV [Adam Montana] it may happen BAM! just like that [Adam Montana] or we may finally have the answer to the big question [Adam Montana] "WHEN?!" [jbutch] but noone knows [Adam Montana] so I'm not going to worry too much until the first [Adam Montana] if we don't see it on the 1st of February [Adam Montana] actually I take that back [Adam Montana] if we DO see a period put in place on the 1st of Feb [Adam Montana] I think we have a fast 2-3 months of increse or movement in the dinar [Adam Montana] then it gets locked in via ERM [Adam Montana] but that's just a guess based on the information we have [Adam Montana] I have sources that say it's coming out before elections at over $2 [Del Mar] So you think it will start low? [Adam Montana] we'll see... all I konw is I'm not expecting anything until the 1st of February [Adam Montana] and regarding taking off thezeros... I still don't see it, nor have I heard anything more recent than 2008 that even hints at it [Adam Montana] on that note... I'm going to get started on my taxes. I HATE this time of year
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