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Hey Cooked of course you beat him.... He's vacationing in the groves of Karbala !!!!!

Thanks DT.... LOVE LOVE LOVE the ramadan diet tips !!!!! and thanks Rodandstaff... agree 100 %

Hey Nwguy... you keep putting out there what ever your "little brain" can come up with.... I need to hear what you have to say, Thank you... for some strange reason, I can not verbalize what my little brain is thinking... Yet you always get exactly what I'm thinking and post it ... Again thank you

Easy... I think is a much fitting song !!!!!!

Thanks Wishingwell, I posted it yesterday and then left the computer... when got on the site today and seen Adam responding I thought yikes !!!! what did I do Thanks for your support

Hi Everyone... Just want to clarify.... when I posted this, I assumed I was not allowed to give names of sites, also I assumed when you read Tidbits , you would all know it was another site... ( you know what happens when you assume !! ) When I saw this on the other site, I knew there was a very large thread about this on DV... Adam, if I did something wrong or bad... I'm truely sorry I was just trying to contribute not stir a pot

Not sure if I posted in the right forum, Please move it, if it needs to be My Take on What Happened to the another site & More… July 30th, 2011 04:48 pm · Posted in CHATS & POSTS (Iraqi Dinar Info), TIDBITS (another site Info) All, It has come to my attention there has been considerable speculation surrounding both WHY the another site was raided by the Feds and WHAT happened at the “Dinar Summit” that I attended for a day before heading to California to meet my wife for personal reasons. I’m posting this to help people understand and relax regarding their investment in the Iraqi Dinar, NOT to add any grief to what Brad Heubner, his family, and his employees are going through. First off, please understand the raid of the another site facilities and Brad Heubner’s homes are not remotely connected to one another other than he was at both. That thought/speculation is laughable! One of the more deplorable sites is enjoying their speculations surrounding that ridiculous thought. In fact, it’s no different than the way they also over-think this investment and overshoot the “mark” in trying to predict what is happening with the Dinar. As far as The another site goes, the raid had EVERYTHING to do with their Hedge Fund that they charged people $750 to reserve their spots in and that they publicly solicited business for. Those two actions are apparently illegal. From what I understand, the raid had NOTHING to do with their selling of Dinar, but everything to do with their Fund. I do NOT know anything more than that so please don’t ask me to elaborate on it as it would only be speculation by me, if this isn’t already. As far as the “Dinar Summit” goes that I attended that Brad Heubner hosted… it was nothing major… TRUST ME! It was organized by Brad Heubner to introduce their new website he had been talking about for quite some time. I sat in a room for about 6 hours while they introduced us to their new concept asking us to promote it. That’s ALL IT WAS! LOL! We did NOT strike any “deals”. We did NOT discuss any “intel”. We did NOT come together because we had some super secret working relationship going on or because we were working on some conspiratorial monopoly on pumping dinars. LOL! Some of the MOST CONSERVATIVE sharers of information among all ‘gurus’ online were in attendance! It was simply a meeting among those who they trusted to invite because we ARE careful and we have a solid reputation regardless of what a few LOUD posters say who like to stir up controversy. They did NOT want to invite the super pumpers and site owners they didn’t trust. So, there weren’t many who were invited. Anyway, the Dinar Summit was no big deal. The Dinar Summit has NO CONNECTION whatsoever with the raid that occurred other than there were two there who were named in the warrant who were involved with the Hedge Fund. You know who they are. The raid wasn’t because The another site was selling counterfeit dinar, or handing their dinar business in some shady way, or not fulfilling orders for their customers. Also, you need to allow the legal process to follow due course. Brad Heubner was NOT arrested. He is someone who does have a good reputation in the Toledo, OH area. Just because they’ve gone through a horrible event imposed on them by the US Government doesn’t mean they are guilty. Please be respectful of them and their horrible, humiliating, and devastating situation. Please stop piling on and adding to anti-productive discussion. Please focus on why you are here… to learn more about your purchase of DINAR, and the possibility of it going up in value some day.

Thankyou Smitty, for the post ... Love a good Saturday morning chat by BL GG good morning... Great to see you back !!!!!!

powerpager Posted Today, 08:11 PM Obamanos !!! That's great I put that one right up there with Shabibidobedo !!!!!!

Nwguy I agree with you 100 % but then again I usually do !!!!

See Carrello, Thats what I went thru yesterday !!!! Take two fingers and push straight down your throat JK wait a few minutes and there will be a good post you know how Fridays are up and down up and down.... Keep the faith, I need you to keep me right in the head !!!!!!

Hey Zab... It seems like Thursdays are up up up and Fridays confused confused confused I think we get clearer news on Saturday

Thanks for the post Sara, I want to go to Iraq also.... just to kick someone's butt

* Contradictory reports for nominee of Defense Ministry July 29th, 2011 08:59 am · Posted in NEWS (Iraq & World Currency) Revealed a coalition of state law that Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki decided to assign the Culture Minister Saadoun al-Dulaimi, the Ministry of Defense agency, said a source within the coalition that the nomination of al-Dulaimi’s office came to when the agreement of the political blocs on one of the candidates for the position and assignment Maliki Saadoun be announced within the next two days, And the Iraqi List has announced the approval of al-Maliki to appoint Abdel Karim al-Samarrai in the same position but he has not been an official announcement yet, be mentioned that Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, who is the security ministries now acting has been nominated previously and former Defense Minister Saadoun al-Dulaimi, the Ministry of Defence, but this nomination is not accepted some political blocs, especially the Iraqi List, which considered the nomination of al-Dulaimi, a coup against the agreement Erbil. The House of Representatives member from the Iraqi List, Zuhair Araji said earlier that his list was nominated four new names for the post of defense minister. Araji said that the Iraqi List, agreed at its meeting on the nomination of four new names to the Ministry of Defence are of Salah al-Jubouri and Abdul Karim al-Samarrai, Jaber, Qais Al Jabri Cdhir, indicating that the candidates have the professionalism and high efficiency. Araji said that these names will be submitted soon to Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to choose any of them. The security ministries are vacant because of an incompatibility of the political blocs on the names of candidates for those ministries that currently run by the acting commander of the armed forces, Nouri al-Maliki. LINK Maybe more smoke and mirrors ???

Hey Carello, I was only sad because, I didn't get the jist of the vote and had to leave for work !!!! When I got back to the site, I was able to get a better grasp on the events that took place and get HAPPY Sometimes the ride gets me a little crazy !!!

Papster, Thanks for the post... could use all the interpretations of whats going on, that I can get

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July 28, 2011 Obama's Iraq Abdication By MARISA COCHRANE SULLIVAN Upon taking office in 2009, President Obama inherited a winning hand in Iraq—and yet his administration has played it like a losing one. I recently returned from three weeks in that country, where I had dozens of meetings with Iraqi officials from across the political spectrum. They agreed on very little, except that the Obama administration is dangerously disengaged from the situation in their country. "U.S. influence is waning," one senior official told me glumly. "Iran and Turkey now have more influence and they are taking advantage of what the U.S. has sacrificed for in Iraq." Another prominent leader joked that Iraq must have disappeared from every White House map. Although the president and others have made general statements about long-term plans to continue providing Iraq with nonmilitary assistance, the administration has done little to implement the 2008 U.S.-Iraqi Strategic Framework Agreement, which calls for close partnership in diplomacy, economics, education, culture and security. Asked about the agreement, members of Iraq's two main rival parties—the generally Sunni-backed Iraqiyah List and the Shiite-backed State of Law Coalition—agreed that nothing much is happening. From my discussions with Iraqis, it is clear that the U.S. still has unused leverage in their country. The Iraqi military, improved though it is, still depends heavily on the U.S. for logistics, training, intelligence and other critical external-defense capabilities. The U.S. can also help Iraq improve relations with its neighbors and emerge from U.N. sanctions left over from the Saddam Hussein era. More simply, Iraqis recognize that the U.S. is the world's most powerful country and one whose fate is tied to their own. Why, Iraqi leaders asked me, would the U.S. not seek to exercise the leverage it still has? Why would it write off the substantial investment it has made in the country? Such questions are particularly pressing since U.S. disengagement means ceding ground to Iraq's interventionist neighbors, many of whom don't share the U.S. desire for a strong, stable and democratic Iraq. The most threatening of these neighbors is Iran. Vice President Joseph Biden and other U.S. officials have argued that Iran didn't play a large role in the formation of Iraq's government last year, but I heard the opposite from Sunni, Shiite and Kurdish politicians. They all described Iran as having played a central role in pressuring Shiite groups to fall in line behind Prime Minister Maliki. "This government was formed in Iran," said one senior Iraqi official whose view was shared by many others. Iran's hand is perhaps most visible in the work of its armed Iraqi proxies. These groups—Kataib Hezbollah, Asaib Ahl al-Haq, and the Promised Day Brigade—are directly supported by the Qods Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps. They continue to support terrorist and paramilitary groups throughout Iraq that target both Americans and Iraqis. These groups have stepped up their attacks in recent months. Fourteen U.S. soldiers were killed in Iraq in June, the highest monthly total of combat-related deaths since June 2008, when there were nearly three times as many U.S. troops in Iraq. More than half of these deaths were caused by improvised rocket-assisted mortars that contain improvised explosive devices in their warheads. Such mortars first surfaced in 2007 and 2008, but they were used infrequently and were not constructed or employed well. This has since changed. "They're getting more sophisticated, more lethal, more precise in targeting," a U.S. military official told me. Iran has also increased the flow of weapons to Iraqi militants, with the Qods Force even crossing into Iraq to re-arm its surrogates. U.S. and Iraqi troops have discovered hundreds of weapons caches in the last six months. They have contained weapons of substantial size, range and lethality—and which could be traced directly back to Iran. Some of these arms were made as recently as 2010. The attacks by Iran's proxies are designed to make it more unappealing for U.S. forces to stay in Iraq after this year. They are also meant to create the illusion that militants are driving U.S. forces out, to pressure the U.S. in retaliation for its Syria policy, and to convey to Iraqis that Iran can stir trouble if it so desires. All this comes as U.S. and Iraqi officials debate the future of the U.S. military presence in Iraq. Both sides recognize that Iraqi Security Forces will need training and assistance beyond this year in areas such as air defense, intelligence, logistics and naval defense. Most Iraqi leaders privately admit that they favor having some U.S. troops remain in Iraq for these training purposes. But domestic political realities in Baghdad and Washington endanger any new terms of agreement. Though Mr. Maliki recently admitted that Iraqi forces will need continued U.S. help, he has been unwilling to decisively drive negotiations. U.S. and Iraqi officials have some fundamental differences over how to move forward, specifically over whether the Iraqi parliament would need to approve any change in the status of U.S. troops. Some American officials have discussed a residual U.S. force of 10,000 troops, but this number is driven largely by political calculations in Washington and Baghdad, not by military recommendations about desired capabilities and requirements. Recent attacks by Iranian-backed extremist groups, meanwhile, have further complicated the negotiations, just as Tehran has hoped. It is in U.S. interests to keep a meaningful troop presence in Iraq to continue the training and professionalization of Iraqi forces, to conduct counterterrorism missions alongside Iraqis, to counter malign Iranian influence, to contain ethnic strife in the disputed areas of northern Iraq, and to bolster Iraq's nascent democracy. Time is running out, as the current deadline for the withdrawal of U.S. troops is Dec. 31. For months, U.S. officials refused to begin negotiations until the Iraqis "asked" for a revised agreement. American policy makers thus ignored the lessons learned in negotiating the previous security agreement and in forming the current government, during which extensive behind-the-scenes talks preceded any formal requests or decisions. Only this summer, after it became clear that no Iraqi request was forthcoming, did U.S. diplomats initiate private discussions with Baghdad, the results of which are far from clear. Failing to sign a new U.S.-Iraqi security agreement would redound to Iran's great benefit. The Obama administration has a fleeting opportunity that it cannot afford to squander. Ms. Sullivan is deputy director of the Institute for the Study of War. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303661904576456220275931918.html?mod=googlenews_wsj

Tell em JF Shabibbi said on a few occasions First seat GOV then RV !!!!!!! Thanks Noco for the post and welcome :

Thanks for the post Speculatorsride !!!!! After the unami meeting this morning , I was sad........ NOW this brought back a whole lotta happiness !!!!!!!

Thanks for the post ... opinion well taken

(Thank you Donald for emailing us this DS chat/post) mailman17 says to (19:44:49): EVENING GOT A CHANCE TO READ A LITTLE…LOTS OF GOOD STUFF OUT THERE THE ONE THING I LIKE THE MOST IS THE ALMOST SUDDEN PUSH ON GETTING THE HCL DONE AND RATIFIED THAT TOGETHER WITH THE KURDISTAN REGION BEING TOLD TO HOLD OFF ON WRITING CONTRACT TILLS ITS DONE IS VERY GOOD NEWS I STILL THINK WE ARE ON A DAY BY DAY GUYS THERE IS A LOT GOING ON BUT REALLY NOTHING CONCRETE COMING OUT THAT IS GOOD WE STILL DONT KNOW WHATS TRULY DONE AND NOT ANNOUNCED ALSO GOOD I DIDNT GET A CHANCE TO READ ASTROS CHAT BUT I HEARD ABOUT IT AND I AGREE WITH MED ASTRO IS PRETTY GOOD AT GETTING HIS POINT ACROSS SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO RE-READ IT…BUT ASTRO IS A VERY INTELLIGENT PERSON REGARSING DINAR I AM SURE WHATEVER HE WROTE COULD HAVE BEEN CONFUSING BUT NOT TO WORRY TRULY SO ANY QUESTIONS NO?..GOOD..STILL RELAXING IN THE AIR CONDITIONING…HEAT AND HUMIDITY BAD TODAY HONESTLY GUYS…I AM NOT WORRIED AT ALL WITH IRAQ RVING AND EVEN MORE CONFIDENT NOW AT THE RATE WE HAVE ALWAYS STOOD BY ACTUALLY..I RECALLL ARGUING THIS RATE 3-4 YEARS AGO ON THE IIF LOL THE ANSWERS ARE THEE AND HAVE BEEN FOR A LONG TIME THERE Read More button on right AUCTIONS FROZEN RATE FOR 3 YEARS THINK ABOUT IT\ WE HAVE COVERED JUST ABOUT EVERY FACTUAL THING THERE IS CONCERNING THE DINAR HERE AND PRETTY MUCH SPOT ON ( AS THEY SAY IN ENGLAND) SURE…WE HIT A FEW BUMPS AND DELAYS ALL PART OF THE GROWING PROCESS NO ONE EVER SAID THIS WAS GONNA BE EASY AND FRUSTRATION IS DAILY BUT THE WAY I SEE IT THERE IS NOTHING LEFT TO DO BUT REVALUE THE LAST PIECES ARE EITHER DONE OR IN PARLIMENT WAITING FOR A VOTE PATIENCE… gigi3 says to (19:57:57): Thank you MM. Did you read the Forbes article? Taxes… Your OPINION? Obviously, we will need our own Tax attorneys. mailman17 says to (19:58:00): GO AHEAD COOK cookmarian says to (19:58:26): Do nyou think this year there is a chance that Parliament could vote to RV during Ramadan? mailman17 says to (19:58:28): GIGI..DIDNT SEE IT…BUT YES…TAX AND WEALTH MANAGEMENT SHOULD BE AVAILABLE THROUGH THE BANKS COOK…..VERY POSSIBLE IRAQ HAS BEEN KNOW TO DO A LOT DURING VACATIONS, SABATTICALS AND RELIGIOUS HOLIDAYS THATS A FACT ART 140 FOR EXAMPLE ELECTION LAW I BELIEVE WENT THROUGH A RELIGIOUS HOLIDAY cookmarian says to (20:00:17): You are right. And things feel different this year mailman17 says to (20:00:17): AND ESPECIALLY NOW WITH THE NEW POP HE IS A MASTER AT GETTING THESE YAHOOS TO GET ER DONE HE IS GOOD AT THAT COOK..YES..THINGS ARE DIFFEENT LETERALLY mailman’s neighbor says to (20:01:48): maybe he could fenagle a meeting on Mt. Veranda? mailman17 says to (20:01:49): NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE HAVE SHABS AND THE GOI SAY THAT THE REMOVAL OF THE 3 ZEROES/NOMINAL RATE HAS FLOWN THROUGH THE COUNCIL AND NOW SITS IN PARLIMENT NAH..STILL COOLING OFF NEIGHBOR AIR CONDITIONING FEELS TOO GOOD NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE HAD THE SMALLS REAR THEIR HEADS AND SMILE NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE HAD THE BANKS IN LINE AND READY IMPORTANT SIGNS IN THE PAST THA AUDITS MAJOR THE IMF NOW HAS THE CORRECT NUMBERS SHABS IS READY AND HAS BEEN THE DELAYS ARE WHAT THEY WILL BE…WE CANNOT CHANGE THAT FACT…ONLY WAIT I GOT ALL THE TIME IN THE WORLD I WOULD LOVE TO SEE IF MED CAN CONTACT LANACHY AND SEE IF THERES SOMETHING UP AT HIS CORPORATE DOES OUR PROBLEMS HERE IN THE U.S EFFECT THE RV? NOT SURE CANT SAY YES OR NO BUT WOULDNT DOUBT IT BUT EVEN SO..THE IMF AND THE REST OF THOSE COUNTING ON THIS…COUNTRIES MUST STEP UP AND SAY NOW IS THE TIME AND I THINK THE DOUBLE DIP WITH GREECE WAS A GOOD THING FOR US EUROPE IS A TIME BOMB IMF KNOWS IT WB KNOWS IT JUST ONE EXAMPLE THERE ARE MANY OTHER CURRENCIES WAITING TO RE-ALIGN A NEW RATE HOPE THIS HELPS ANYONE WHO IS HAVING LAST MINUTE DOUBTS…OR FRUSTRATION RELAX LET IT COME IT WILL AND WHEN IT DOES…BREATHE TAKE YOUR TIME AND LOOK AT EVERY POSSIBILTY YOU DONT HAVE TO RUN TO THE BANK THE NEXT DAY GET YOUR OWN LEADS IF YOU WANT WAIT FOR AT LEAST A DAY FOR ME AND MED TO GET OUR DEALS ON THE TABLE AND THEN GINGERLY WALK INTO THE NEAREST BANK OF YOUR CHOICE AND CALMY GO THROUGH THE STEPS WEALTH MANAGEMENT BEING A PRIORITY THEY WILL ALSO BE ABLE TO GIVE YOU AN IDEA ON TAXES YOU WILL ALL BE VERY SURPRISED AT WHAT IS OUT THERE JUST TAKE YOUR TIME WASwearingen says to (20:13:00): thanks as always mailman mailman17 says to (20:13:17): ANYWAY…ENOUGH CHIT CHAT…TICK..WATCH THE CLOCK..DAY BY DAY YOUR WELCOME WAS LATER GANG DO THOSE ON A TIME TABLE..ALL I CAN IS HOPE YOU DONT HAVE TO WAIT MUCH LONGER…SORRY…THATS ABOUT AS GOOD ADVICE AS I CAN MUSTER..THIS IS IRAQ AFTER ALL LINK

sOMETIMES PARLIMENT GETS MORE DONE, WHEN THEY SAY THEY ARE ON HOLIDAY ...

LETS GET THIS DONE !!!!!!!!!

Hey Luigi, Thanks for the site " I LIKEY " Doesn't AM have a Dong forum also ????