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Good to have you posting again. Good write.

BAGHDAD / Aswat al-Iraq: A number of Iraqi helicopters were seen flying over the areas, where hundreds of thousands of demonstrators, belonging to the Shiite al-Sadr Movement, took to the streets of east Baghdad’s al-Sadr city, chanting anti-American slogans and calling for U.S. troops withdrawal from Iraq by the end of the current year. Aswat al-Iraq news agency correspondent, covering the demonstration, also said that he saw large numbers of Iraqi Army and security forces, spread all over al-Sadr city, closing all the roads leading to the city, to watch the demonstration that began at 08:00 am local time (05:00 GMT).

15 out of Iraq’s 18 Provinces attend al-Sadr Trend’s huge demonstration on Thursday 5/26/2011 12:16 PM BAGHDAD / Aswat al-Iraq: Demonstrators from 15 of Iraq’s 18 provinces are sharing in the huge demonstration, launched by the Shiite Sarist Trend on Thursday, calling for U.S. troops withdrawal from Iraq, the Preacher of north Baghdad’s Kazimiya Friday, Hazim al-Aaraji told Aswat al-Iraq news agency. The Sadrist Trend, led by Shiite Cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, has began their demonstration at 08:00 local time, taking place on the occasion of the birthday of Fatimatul Zahraa, daughter of Prophet Mohammed and wife of his causin, Imam Ali Bin-Abi Taleb, at the 7th century AD. SKH (PT) Number of Reads: 67 Print version

South-Korean company signs contract for building 100,000 housing units in Baghdad 5/26/2011 12:36 PM BAGHDAD / Aswat al-Iraq: Iraq and the South-Korean Hanoa Company, have signed a contract in Baghdad on Wednesday, with the presence of Iraqi Prime Minister, Nouri al-Maliki, for the building of 100,000 housing units in Baghdad. “The signing of the contract took place on Wednesday night at the Iraqi Prime Minister’s office, for the Iraqi side, by the Chairman of the National Investment Commission, Sami al-Aaraji, and for the South-Korean side by the company’s representative, Hon Shong Kim,” the Iraqi Prime Minister’s office reported. Prime Minister Maliki said after the signing of the contract: “We bless this meeting and hope that the execution of the project will take place in the nearest possible time, being part of the building of one million housing units, along with other major projects in different parts of Iraq.” On his part, Aaraji said the signing of 100,000 housing units had been the beginning of implementing a project for building one million housing units in different parts of Iraq, agreed upon during the Iraqi Prime Minister’s recent visit for South Korea. “The current project will be built in Baghdad’s Basmaya area, with Baghdad Province’s share to be 224,000 out of the one million housing units,” Aaraji said, adding that the project would be enough to house 600,000 citizens, along with all necessary services, to be given to the future inhabitants of the said housing compound,” Aaraji said. The Representative of the South-Korean company said that work would begin, as soon as the proper area would be chosen for it in Baghdad Province. SKH (RT) http://en.aswataliraq.info/Default1.aspx?page=article_page&id=142774&l=1

I'm with you. This is really good news. Sounds like they better have a good plan. Oh and thanks for the evening post.

They are going to be at dinar trade waiting for you at the cash in counter. Next! Lol

I love tax freaks. There's the tax file. There's my tax man. Now you can leave. No problem.

I totally agree. Tony, The Get Team, Frank, would be a start. It's like weading a bad garden.

Let's hope they had 3 head of security there.

Shooting people!

Good news. Let's see if they can finalize this deal. You would think Maliki, reading the articles in the news about him not being able to do this within 100-days, would start giving a little, and finalize the positions. Including keeping his position.

And the Dictator takes over.

Thank your friends. Thank you for sharing. Pray daily for Iraq.

”War of Messages” exist between al-Iraqiya and State of Law Coalitions, that may end with fighting, al-Iraqiya MP says. 5/21/2011 12:54 PM BAGHDAD / Aswat al-Iraq: The Legislature of al-Iraqiya Coalition, Wihda al-Jumeily, has said on Saturday that there was a “war” between her Coalition and the State of Law Coalition, that began with messages and might end with fighting, with the Iraqi people being its victim. “Al-Iraqiya wishes to continue dialogue with Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, because there is a war, that began with messages between al-Iraqiya and the State of Law, that might end with fighting, victim of which would be the Iraqi people and government,” Jumeily told Aswat al-Iraq news agency. Prime Minister Maliki is the Chairman of the State of Law Coalition. Jumeily said that “there exists a series of attacks against symbols and personalities of al-Iraqiya Coalition.” “We condemn the assassinations and detentions against the Legislatures of al-Iraqiya, because if such detentions take place due to a guilt and the order is issued by an independent legal authority, we support the government’s decision in this respect. But, if such decision is taken without any reason, such thing would deepen the differences between us and the government, within the current political crisis between al-Iraqiya and the State of Law Coalition,” she said. Al-Iraqiya Coalition, led by former Prime Minister, Iyad Allawi, had condemned the series of attacks against its leaders, legislatures and masses, by the government and security bodies, last of which had been the exposure of its Legislature, Karima al-Jiwary, last Thursday for histility by a group of persons, using military vehicles, against her motorcade on the Baghdad Airport road. “A joint Army and Police force, had arrested the Chairman of al-Iraqiya list in northeast Iraq’s Diala Province, Mohammed Taha al-Hadloush, after an attack on his house in Baaquba city, without giving any reason for his detention,” al-Iraqiy Coalition said. SKH (RT) Aswat al-Iraq news Number of Reads: 76 Print version

We still have to wait for the emergency Meeting. Which won't take place till June.

you all know that SteveI is very well respected in the Dinar community and when he speaks, people listen WHAT? I CAN'T HEAR YOU? WHO? STEVEI?

Tomorrow. Tomorrow. We,ll start the day tomorrow with a smile or two! Mr Rogers!

I'M jumping on the train! Thanks K-98!!

I hate big mouthy men. They tend to wake up with a head ache. Please go away. This investment is not for you!

Dan should change his website to "DINAR CLOWNS".

A little "give and take" going on. I like it.

They didn't mention the fact, they couldn't come to an agreement on who's house to hold the meeting.

Barzani looks French. Hey somethings wrong here. He has crepe on his lapel.

And the evil villain hiding behind them!

This is going to drag out till December. God help them. They need it.