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Thanks Zig!

This seems like a BIG deal to me but I don't really know anything about them! No auction and now TBills...anyone know more details?!? I think i have heard these are a big deal but don't know why or what it means...

This is very interesting! I believe SWFG did some research on these in the past...I'd be really curious to hear his input. It might have been someone else but I really think it was him... SWFG you out there?! Care to enlighten us?? : ) Thanks everyone! Things are definitely getting interesting!

I just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance! Oh never mind I thought that was the topic! Lol

Thanks SWFG! Always appreciate your post and insight!

This seems like a big deal to me. First Najafi was so mad yesterday and then he turns right around and travels to Erbil to meet with Barzani today. Hopefully we will finally see some actual movement against Maliki and not just a bunch of bluffing or talk that fizzles out!!! So frustrating!

Here's the thread from here... http://dinarvets.com/forums/index.php?/topic/149023-message-continuation-of-the-national-emergency-with-respect-to-the-stabilization-of-iraq/#entry1170719

That's just it fluctuating with the dollar. That's what my currency app currently shows and showed most of the day yesterday. If uou will watch it it will move all day everyday along with the dollar's fluctuations. Go RV!

I agree Zig...they have been dollarizing for quite a while now...time for the next step in the plan!

Great news!!! Now implement all these things!

Thanks TBomb!!! You have lots of great info! I appreciate it!

I'm just hoping 'next term' means this parliament session that's ending on the 15th!

Something just feels different this time around! Deadlines fast approaching...agreements being made...things that make you go hmmm! Go RV!

Thanks K98! I thought Mutleg was dead??? 4/14/13 "According to an Iraqi security source, that unknown gunmen assassinated on Sunday, head of the list, "Iraqi Arabic" led by Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq," http://dinarvets.com/forums/index.php?/topic/146080-the-assassination-of-a-candidate-for-the-list-saleh-al-mutlaq-in-diyala/?fromsearch=1

Well that is .86...kinda makes you go hmmmm

Yota...first off THANKS for all you do! Do you mean the budget printed in the gazette is 1000:1 ?

I'd hate to see how much the bad employees got away with : /

Bummer I didn't catch the dollars! Had dinars in my head and thought maybe they let something slip!

Good catch TQ...It's always said 137 trillion right???

Army kills six as Iraq demos call for PM to quit FALLUJAH, Iraq - Agence France-Presse January/25/2013 Anti-government protesters gather in the western Iraqi city of Ramadi on January 25, 2013. Six demonstrators were killed and 35 wounded when soldiers opened fire west of Baghdad as tens of thousands rallied in Sunni-majority areas calling for Iraq's Shiite leader to quit on Friday. The deaths were the first at the hands of the security forces since massive protests began in mainly Sunni Arab areas of Iraq more than a month ago, railing against alleged targeting of their minority community by the Shiite-led authorities. The demonstration in Fallujah, 60 kilometres (about 35 miles) west of Baghdad, was one of several that began after Friday prayers across the country, while Shiite clerics called on the government to heed their demands. Protesters had been moving to an area in east Fallujah but were blocked off by soldiers deployed from Baghdad, Fallujah police Captain Nasser Awad told AFP. They began throwing bottles of water at the troops, who then opened fire. Six demonstrators were killed, all of them from gunshot wounds, said Khaled Khalaf al-Rawi, a doctor at Fallujah hospital. Rawi said 35 others were wounded, the majority of them as a result of gunfire. Saadun Shaalan, a provincial councillor in Anbar, which surrounds Fallujah, said the army had been ordered to vacate the town and transfer security responsibility to the police. Mosques in Fallujah used loudspeakers to call for calm, and security forces imposed a curfew across the town. Similar demonstrations, meanwhile, took place in the nearby city of Ramadi, like Fallujah a mostly Sunni town in the western province of Anbar, as well as the cities of Samarra, Mosul and Baquba, all north of Baghdad. Rallies also took place in Sunni neighbourhoods of the capital. The longest-running of the protests, in Ramadi, has cut off a key trade route linking Baghdad to Jordan and Syria for a month. "The government should respond immediately to the demands of protesters, before we start a revolution and put an end to it (the government)," said Hassan al-Zaidi, a tribal chief who was protesting in Baquba. Demonstrators in Samarra held banners calling for Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to quit, while protesters in Baquba called for the "fall of the regime", and held banners that read, "Iran out, Baghdad always free", referring to Sunni claims that the government is controlled by Shiite neighbour Iran. Rallies also called for freeing prisoners who demonstrators allege are being wrongfully held, with one banner in Mosul reading, "Enough talk -- break the doors of the prisons". Shiite clerics, meanwhile, called for the government to heed demonstrators' demands. "There must be agreement with the demands," Sadr al-Din al-Qubanji, linked to the Supreme Iraqi Islamic Council political bloc, said in his Friday sermon in the holy Shiite city of Najaf, south of Baghdad. "Nobody can say that the government is clean from errors." If the authorities did not work to address protesters' demands, Qubanji warned, "There is another way, which can collapse the entire political process in Iraq." The protests have hardened opposition against Maliki and come amid a political crisis less than three months ahead of key provincial elections. Demonstrators began by criticising the alleged exploitation of anti-terror laws to detain Sunnis wrongfully, but have since moved on to calling for the premier to quit. The government has sought to curb the rallies by claiming to have released nearly 900 prisoners in recent weeks, with a senior minister publicly apologising for holding detainees without charge. Here's another...not good. Kaperoni posted these on DA so I can't take credit for finding them. Iraqi describe the killing and wounding a number of demonstrators in Fallujah blatant assault on unarmed citizens Date: 01/25/2013 22:55:39 Friday Baghdad (news) .. and described the Iraqi List clashes in the city of Fallujah between protesters and members of the army, which has killed more than 60 dead and wounded, attacked blatant unarmed citizens, loaded with the National Alliance responsibility "actions of Prime Minister, which led to the deterioration of the sudden." A statement from the list, followed by MP Salman Jumaili after a meeting of the list in the office of House Speaker Osama Nujaifi: that the Iraqis were surprised today, while pretending it our people holy to claim their constitutional and legal peacefully, the position is not an official from the security forces and the firing on demonstrators What is a crime punished by law. The statement added: that the security forces whose duty to protect the Iraqi people and protect its borders, came out today about national responsibility, legal and targeted people rather than to defend him, and what happened today was not a clash between peaceful protesters and the army, but was a blatant attack on unarmed citizens, LED to fall more than 60 of the dead and wounded. The statement noted: that the Iraqi List, while condemning this heinous crime, they bear the commander in chief of the armed forces full responsibility for the blood that flowed unlawfully demanding to take legal action against the criminals, killers who attacked the Iraqis today. And carried the Iraqi National Alliance national responsibility, legal and moral for the actions of al-Maliki, which led to the deterioration of the sudden that happened on Friday as the bloc that belongs to them, Prime Minister, and demanded the coalition to provide an alternative candidate for Maliki respects Iraqi blood and preserves the unity and stability of Iraq and its security. And he saw: dialogues futile unless Maliki, who is replaced Pat and his presence a threat to the unity and stability of Iraq, demanding the withdrawal of army troops and federal police and replace local police forces. It called for: the formation of a parliamentary committee urgently to accounting squatters on demonstrators after interrogation claim religious authorities and political forces support the demands of the masses replace Maliki being no longer secretary on Iraqi blood Tahir and the unity of Iraq holy, calling the demonstrators to exercise restraint and maintain the peaceful demonstrations being demanding their rights legitimate. The statement called for: international organizations, the Arab League and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation and the United Nations, to intervene immediately to bring about civil peace that political forces could not reach successive results to solve crises. / End / t. St. / http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ar&u=http://www.ikhnews.com/news.php%3Faction%3Dview%26id%3D72377&prev=/search%3Fq%3D%25D8%25A7%25D9%2584%25D8%25B9%25D8%25B1%25D8%25A7%25D9%2582%2B%25D8%25A7%25D9%2584%25D8%25AF%25D9%258A%25D9%2586%25D8%25A7%25D8%25B1%26start%3D80%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D%26sa%3DN%26tbo%3Dd%26biw%3D1280%26bih%3D595%26tbs%3Dqdr:d&sa=X&ei=IuoCUZaKAcbzyAGDk4CQAg&ved=0CFQQ7gEwBThQ

Any thoughts on if this is legit or just Maliki and his party grasping and trying to stall more??

Bueller...Bueller...lol!! I think it was a great question and I haven't seen any articles about it. Was weird that they wouldn't just wait till Sunday to open. What was the rush??

Tedro...I wondered the same thing!!!! One can only hope!!! Go RV!

Aww look...it's Maliki and all his friends : )

He will support the withdraw of confidence is how I take it! Hope he does it swiftly and we can move forward!! It's time! Thanks for the post Yota! : )