skeetdog

I'm considering this as part of Chpter '8', they must comply, to begin the process of the WTO.?,?,?....?....need some back-up here...got the SUC..need air support......

Dawg, I'm with ya...thing is, it's one thing not make a showin'...but to be there and deminstrate a show of erogance is something else...me, can't handle disrepect for a brother that went down firin'...

Let's see..."Yea", just as I figures, 'Don't see it on the exchange'...Top 10?...One minor problem, ya got to be in the game to score points...IRAQ, we hear ya labor pains......show us the Baby...

Brother, we as, are as we, have the knowledge too, entercept information, can only then, act upon the issue...

An as we go through the saga of "As Iraq Turns",,,,...In my opinion, they've got thier turbons rapped too tie....TFAYD...Your the man

Yea, I can see why Iraq wants to jump right on into the WTO...incentive to play like the Big Boys !!!!!!

Wait just a darn minute...did I miss something or do I feel that funny little tickle...yep, I smell smoke...

This's the steps that we're lookin for...am I wrong, or is one of the provisions for Iraq to enter into the WTO, that they have thier own currency and that my friends must have a rate that'll be tradable on the open market....

This's a well placed artical, covering issues to be addressed and brought up in discussions. This precents a well layed out agenda for topics concerning thier issues...

There's rules that govern the international trade process. What and when the CBI decided to put thier currency on the international trade market they have to abide by the agreed rules. I know of no loop hole that says they are aloud to close thier boarders for currency exchange. I don't think the nations that forgave Iraq 80% of their debt, did so for good will. They still hold the 20% debt on Iraq to be collected after they go international. Do the math, the countries that are struggling and still forgave 80% of a debt and were told to hang on to 20% IOU note from Iraq. They know the probibility of the investment they're involved in and have placed thier bet on Iraq to succeed. I for one know there can be only one rate in international law, which Iraq has agree to abide by. IMHO, I don't think these countries were goin' to be content with 20% back on their return. IMHO,I think they know that they will recieve thier full amount at the 80% reduction. In the words of Bush; The Iraqi war will not cost the American tax payer a dime...OK, we been lied to before...

I read several articals that stated there was really no wealth of the people but for the upper few that Saddam favored. I've got to deagree with keep'mwalkinfunny, there was an overnight reduction of sizable manner involved, although the Saddam Dinar was not on the international market because of santions imposed at the time. There was a reduction over a period of time, from the time they were taken off the exchange market to when all hail broke lose. That's kind of a safe statement as most currencies have all devalued with the exception of a very few currencies in the last few decades. Look at what the G-meetings came up with for the USD, 2% reduction a year for the next 20 years, devalvueing the USD 33% at the end of the period. There's someone that can answer your question better than this comment...reply back to keepmwlknfny and do as he does and ask him for his source....

Abadi said that "the new monetary policy pursued by the central bank had a very large impact on the improved value of the Iraqi dinar, which reflected positively on the Iraqi market through the deal and even import Read more: http://dinarvets.com/forums/index.php?/topic/160409-finance-parliamentary-the-coming-weeks-will-see-an-improvement-over-the-value-of-the-dinar-against-the-dollar/#ixzz2eQyHLVu2 Did I miss this ''large impact value of the dinar'' it was 1166 this morning...it says it was (had) reflected positively on the Iraqi market through the deal and even imports. I musta miss comprehened what this said. I took it as it is in the past tence...is it me, some body help me...Wait a sec, this's Iraq we're talkin bout...soo sorry My bad...

OK...the people that are suppose to be the best and brightest that we put in office can't see this coming, either. Do we just set around like the Obumer deal and wait to vote it in to see what we get. Hasn't anyone in Washinfton have enough grit in their sand to stand up to these 19 or 11 people and inform them we the people had enough. Why not just stop all the foreign aid and world babysitting and take care of our own people and get our nation off it's knees and back up on our feet. There's really only one nation we have any commitment to and that my friends is our best ally, Isreal

Well the world didn't end last December...leave it to our self proclaimed experts to shut down the entire eletronic defence shield (EDS) and leave us exposed to whom ever can plan on an offensive say around the 13 or 14....do ya think this would give some extremist the ability to plan on takin advantage of this situation...no, not a chance, the world loves us...not!!!!!

Yea, OK, Right...everybobies onboard with an agreement...give it a day or two for the sun to beem down on these camel jockies and they'll all be chunkin sandals at each other...who beleives Maliki will let this happen...he'll be dialin the number for the RPG mechanic...and with his resources, IED for backup...

Sounds like they are taking lessons from the US...any excuse to prevent reasonable acheivements

This guy sounds like one of those experts that has all the answer. Like the experts that were suppose to be running the houseing market that didn't see the storm coming. Or like hundreds of thousand of bankers and finance experts that were caught with there pants down when there field of expertise crashed down under their noses, the worse in history. The answer to thier problems was to have the blue coller workin man to bail their criminal sleeze bags out. This guy had to write something and the way he ended his little articual he had to include an insert from some person that had little to offer. Forbes is a good source for you to continue your 'best threads' to fine. I've been with this since 03' and Forbes has yet to publish anything favorable for the dinar. The dinar is a exotic currency which is pegged to the USD and is nothing but a speculation on a currency exchange. This's a wonderful fine for a newbie and you should take his advise and sell all your dinar as the worthless currency it truely is...have a Wonderful and Happy, Happy, Happy Sunday to you.....

The ME extremist have made it a ritual to impale a brainwashin' hatrage toward anybody that does not comply with their twisted beleifs. The US has stuck our nose in every conflict these idiots don't agree on. Kind of glad we weren't a super power back when a little guy took out this big dude with a rock in a slingshot. We're soooo worried that these extremist will rule the world...just look at the way they act toward their own people. These people have a self destructing type of mentality toward anyone that doesn't conform to every aspect of thier beleifs. We don't have to win every battle the world gets into...we need to focus on the war and pick our battles. We lose our US troops that have NO issues, other than honor and duty, toward the pity differances these mentaly deprived fools folster. It's sad to know true victums will suffer as a lack of action but these people's beleifs have them trapped in a mental brain washing that is thier own demise. As long as Islam is considered a valid religion there will always be the next generation to deal with. We as a cilvilized nation that has deminstrated that a religion of Love has the ability to show compassion must also show the ability to administrate 'Tough Love'. Let the world know we have had enough of the abuse they keep piling on our good faith attitude. It's time for the United States to draw a hard line and say enough is enough. Stop foreign aid to countries that spit at the troopers that do the transporting. Stop all aid to countries that have a differant agenda other than peace on earth. There's a problem with greed and morals within our own government and I say,''Let's start cleanin' up our own back yard first''.....

there could be a lose nut on their key pad....

''ThAnKs''....

Bet she aint a Kurd, she's over lookin' the Kurkuk massive gas attack where women were found dead with their babies in their arms. Thousands of massive graves, where crimes against nature were committed. How about the soccer team that lost in the finals, where the goalie was shot by Sadduims son at the stadium and the rest of the team was bar-b-q'ed alive on Base AlaSad...

Bingo...spot on...these cards are the answer to the smaller denominations...for present day incountry transactions. The smart card will cerfice until the lower demons. are adequately distributed....come on people, I've posted three times today and not a single neg....what's wrong with you neg'ers today??????

The entire world in the near future will do all transaction cashless. Iraq is leadin' us into the transision with the cuttin edge of this comin technology. One day this card will be outdated by a chip implanted into your body. There are reports that babies born today are bein infused at birth with a chip for this very reason. With all countries now required to be besel 3(however it's spelled)...the worlds one big economy depending on each other. Just think...besides havin to exchange dollars for dinar at the exchange window at the airport, if ya go to Iraq...with a simple online transaction before ya leave will have the amount already loaded before you climb on the plane to travel there. How many transactions do we do everyday, cash compared to plastic. The one world government has a plan and this's their first major step to line up the worlds money source. When this's at the final stage...your money can be controlled by the flip of a switch. Money will not longer be accepted on the open market. It's already here, it's just getting more technical and the beast is risin'...and all of us can't wait to see it come....aint greed a wonderful thing....

I still stand on my assertion that the Iraqi people will not tolerate anything less than 1 to 1...this'll be on a time schedule to bring in the small amount of dinars we the people hold. At 1 to 1 it will encourage the Iraqi people to bring in thier dollars for dinars...thus circulating the confidance back into the dinar. I stand behind the beleif that the majority of the dinar in circulation is just settin' in international vaults waitin for the increase. All these countries that forgave Iraq it's debt are setting on the precise amount that'll take care of whatever was owed. IMHO...we the people that had the foresight to gamble on the dinar are goin' to profit as much as the Iraqi people...minuse the spread, taxes and whatever else the greed of our government can pile onto the theft of our transaction. The real profile will be as the Iraqi economy flurishes. The world's leaders know if they have dinars tucked away safety, they will, one day, have a return on the debt Iraq owed them. I think the majority of the dinars people are worried about have been accounted for. Countries have agreed (manybe signed contracts) to only cash in as much as the Iraqi economy can handle. The reason for the low exchange rate and the time frame will be to get our little bit of dinars into all the federal reserves to be accounted for and for the Iraqi's to trade in their dollars for dinars...two birds with one stone. The longer nations wait to cash in, the more oil their dinars (petrodollars) will acquire...

Roadrunner, I wish i could fine a woman with a piece of ass as tight as your are on sonnywd. This was funny I don't care where ya from...well except, from where your from...I cancelled out your negs...remember those dark nights where ya didn't think ya'd see the break of dawn...chill out dude, the boys just kickin' his own space....