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I agree with this philosophy whole heartedly. The only problem is, they have been having these same wars over and over again since the beginning of time. When are they going to sort it out?Obama may be doing the right thing
What we are seeing is the results of the usa not getting completely involved
There may be a reason
In my opinion
Not getting involved outside the strategic framework agreement means they got to defend themselves
They have humans too that can stand on the line and fire a rifle
There is no need for us to send our troops while they just run away
A lot of people call out all Muslims as terrorists and blame them all, the Muslims say we are not all like them
Well
Prove it
What we are seeing is the Muslims going out and killing the disease
Jordan is kicking their rears with jets , then standing their ground at their border waiting for these so called jihadists
Bring it on
So if they can defeat this disease themselves Muslims will gain respect from those who put them all in the same boat
I say stay out and let them pick up a weapon and destroy the terrorists and quit running away
Show the world there are good Muslims
King of jordan is setting a good example calling them out he's not going to wait around for isis to grow syria needs to have a major ground assult on their invaders , iraq needs a major ground assult on the invaders
Turkey needs to bomb the crap out of isis and put thousands of troops on its borders too
Iran the same thing
Saudi Arabia too but I doubt them I think they feed the terrorists financially and militarily
Lebanon needs to join Egypt needs to join libya needs to join Pakistan needs to join
Why should we need to join they got a billion Muslims run it for their lives from the terrorists where ever they show up
It's time for them to load up and protect themselves and vindicate themselves
The strategic framework agreement calls for the removal of U.S. troops by 2013 and the support we give is to be training and supervision.
Not go back to iraq and fight all the wars for the rest of their lives
They wanted us out
We left
They wanted out of chapter 7
Their out
They cheered the usa leaving
They cheered getting out of ch7
They say they can handle their own affairs
Well
Handle them
Put your sons on the front line
A hundred " million " people lost their lives in ww1 and ww2
They ran into enemy fire until they won
How many Muslims helped get rid of hitler ?
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+1 , yet I would go camaro when it finally drops the new lt1 in their.
I had a 2014 45th anniversary cameron and traded it in on a genesis r-spec. wish i coulda kept both, but i decided i was getting too old to sit 2 inches off the ground and try to hold my coffee while i was shifting................man i'm getting old!
or maybe just too fat!
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LOL! this is too funny! after all these countless pumper articles and now this??? HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
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well we know they definately got the dollars
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"the process of replacing the currency after deletion of zeros requires big money, and Iraq is unable at this time to do these procedures."
This i do not like at all. printing new money costs a lot of money and i really hope that's not what they are talking about. -
I tend to agree with you but Im wondering how they are going to move to a more economically open market economy without moving to article 8 with their currency. Maybe they can I dont understand it. Seems to me if the private banks are going to start operating like banks in other countries and they plan to implement tariffs and new taxes and everything else these economic laws will bring wont they need an international rate for the dinar? Not a sanctioned program rate?
this is what i was pondering as well. not to sure about it.
and on a side not, i see things getting real shakey in this transistional shift. could be a lot of problems in the streets before things start to improve.
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Hopefully the same thing, but the possibility of the opposite is always a reality as well.
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I occasionally take my dog for a float......
LMAO!!!! HAHAHAHAHA! That is too funny! First time I have seen this.
What the heck are they doing with a dog in the back of a private plane?
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I probably don't know what i'm talking about but..........i like the idea of a managed float. if they could control a slow steady rise in the value, it would eliviate a lot of the problems of a currency that is suddenly hundreds of times more valuable overnight. Just my thinking..........................
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"we expect to receive payments for all past and current oil sales from the (oil field) Sheikhan.".........................."The company said it adopts a "cautious approach" regarding capital expenditures in 2015, in line with its counterparts decisions to reduce investments in the sector due to weak oil prices."
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meh, i jacked up the conversion.............i meant to say will the yen be worth $99.17 to the dinar.
oh well, same point anyway
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sounds like they want to restrict the use of the dollar to foreign trade only and use the dinar only locally and in the streets, which is what should be happening anyway.
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very nice trinity! i just hope this IS what their intentions are.
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I so do not like Iraq's economy being tied to oil. It is one of the most speculative commodities in the world. Notice how the minute the oil refinery union went on strike, gas prices jumped by $0.20 the next day. That's not how the reality of it is suppose to work. when the price of crude moves, it usually takes about 3-6 weeks for the prices to reflect at the pump (under normal circumstances) but with futures speculation it can jump or decline astronomically within days.
I SOO HATE IT!!!
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The more i think about it, the more i agree with DL. How in the world could they adjust the decimal 3 places on the nominal value for the US dollar and no other country? If they go international and revalue their currency, it will have to be in correllation to every other currency in the world as well.........ie: (like dontlop said) if they move the decimal 3 places, will the yen be worth $8.40 to the dinar? it just doesn't make sense, and seems to be a catastrophic headache throughout the currencies of the world. Every currencies value has to move in relation to all the other currencies, otherwise it's not international.
I have no idea what they will do, and really........i wish they would do this, but it seems kinda far fetched.
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you are just jealous
HEY!!! No kitty porn on this website missy.
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I thought I read that ISIS pressed out some gold dinar coins for currency? ?
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Yota, when did the commission go up from 13 to 1 ? Is this recently and what significance do you think it has?
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It amazes me (and is clear now) ........a.) how much the auctions actually control the rate, and .......b. ) how adept they have been at doing it. We've always known it was a tool for this purpose, but the effectiveness of it is pretty shocking. I wonder if they depegged from the dollar and attempted a managed float, would they still have this kind of control? Or is that a different story all-together?
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I could be wrong here but, it sounds to me like they are holding on to the dollar as a hedge because of fear of the dinar tanking. But what do I know? ??
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First one definitely. Wonder if that made a mess? Would be kewl to try that experiment with my niece.
Looks like they used dry ice
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Ya, he was a little bit angry about somethin........
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ha-ha...now that was funny Thugzzzz!!!!!
:D :DYou are the most "quick witted" clown I have ever NOT met!!!!!!
nah, it took him those 16 minutes to get it just right........................
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Breaking News Cabinet confiscates funds of former regime officials
in Iraq & Dinar Related News
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^^^LOL!^^^