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The Big screens in Iraq

Elixirbaby

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u can copy this if u like elixir an add it to my chat u posted at dv if u want to might clear some things up, i was just so exausted yesterday an tryin to work thru my chat was so hard to stay focused an try to remember every thing i was trying to bring and forgot several points anyways i added this also and ty hun, as always glad to see u suga...ty..BL..............

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heres the link to the big screens if youd like to see what they look like....

http://www.alsumarianews.com/ar/3/35243/news-details-.html

...BL

....ps...just wanted to add this comment also, most know ive been in this investment for years, and years ago there was a lot of talk about the big screens going up, and even back then, before i had removed myself from the rumor mill suposed intel that never came true on that roller coaster ride, there were some articles even back then (3-5 years ago) about how iraq wanted to put up big screen tv's to be a public service for announcements, soccer games things like that, and the gurus went stupid all over the net with these screens will bring on the rv bla bla, some even went as far as photo shopping what looked to be like a screen u might see at a drive in movie, then we didnt hear any thing else about them for a few years until now, now we can actually see what they really do look like which is nothing like the photo shop pics some jerks made and used for what ever reason they did even back then, the things im tryin to show here is, this time its different, this time they really do exist and there for many reasons, and the 2 articles ive shown basically tell u what they are for, public service announcments, learning events, and yes even soccer games im sure, as well as things like martyrs and there familys, they are basically for the people, so they can find out announcements, things they need to know as well as showing respect for people who's innocent blood was spilled and lives lost, martyrs ...important people and events these things are important to iraqis and there culture, and by putting up these big screens in strategic locations all over the big provinces will spread whatever announcements and events quickly all imo, but these screens are the truth and u can click the link i provided and u can see 1 thats already up ...hope this helps...BondLady

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They must REALLY wanna see Madonna's 1/2 time extravaganza!!!

Seriously, though, if they're going to broadcast the trials & tribulations and re-live the horrors of victims and families, (as I read in the original article) wouldn't one think it could open old wounds and lead to more violence...? <_<

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The first giant screen erected in the province of Diwaniya

Author: EH Editor: HAH | GS Wednesday, 25 K 2 2012 06:34 GMT

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Giant screen in Diwaniya

Alsumaria News / Diwaniya,

said the Directorate of the martyrs of the province of Diwaniyah, Wednesday, for the accomplishment of a monument the first giant screen downtown, emphasizing development of integrated information program of the martyrs will be broadcast across the screen. An official Media Directorate of the martyrs of Diwaniya Younis Hassan in an interview for "Alsumaria News", " Directorate completed a project set up the first giant screen in the province and a length of four meters and display six meters, "noting that" the project is considered Ahh investment projects for the Martyrs Foundation General. " Hassan added that "the project carried out the duration time of 100 days and included the organization of green spaces on the screen," he that "the development of integrated information program by specialists about the films and the paragraphs that will be broadcast across the screen throughout the day." He also said that "the program will display images martyrs of the province and their CVs as well as about the activities of the Directorate of the martyrs and what has been presented to the families of the martyrs during the last period, as well as for films documenting the abuses and crimes of the former regime against humanity and genocide suffered by the people. " It is noteworthy that the number of martyrs politicians registered in the province of Diwaniya, 180 km south of Baghdad, a 2168 martyr The Law Foundation of martyrs politicians in Iraq issued in 2006 to address the situation General of the families of the martyrs and compensate them financially and morally commensurate with the size of the sacrifices made ​​by martyrs and the suffering that shielded their families after their death and to provide facilities and assistance to enable them to achieve sufficiency for themselves and their families in the economic, legal, health and social development.

http://www.alsumarianews.com/ar/3/35243/news-details-.html

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Elixirbaby-thanks so much for bringing this over, and please tell BondLady that I appreciate all she does for us. There were those that kept questioning the screens last night when they were mentioned, and brought up that this same thing had been in articles a while back. As usual, BondLady is true to form and proves us that what she brings us is news from Iraq, not guru garbage. Thanks for your time Elixirbaby!

You too K98nights! Appreciate what you bring to us!

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Governor of Maysan province opened four screens in the large city of Amara

30/1/2012 | (Voice of Iraq) - add comment -

Maysan - Where The Governor of Maysan Ali Douai needed four screens large been achieved in several areas in Amara county. A statement from the governor's office received by all of Iraq [where] a copy of it from Douai to say that "This step comes within the framework of a plan to maintain personal touch to Wholesale on areas of the city, as well as its contribution in the definition of citizen Almisana the achievements of the province's projects, plans and programs implemented or that will be implemented in order to inform people of the province as being important work in their wallets. " The Douai "These screens reflect the new face of the province" noting that "there is a plan to expand erect these screens elsewhere in the province." and that "these screens the setting up this one of the local companies is the size of [3 × 4] m and at a cost of [469] million dinars in the areas of Corniche district of Cairo and Almagdah Housing and inspired teachers new ".

Read more: http://www.sotaliraq.com/mobile-news.php?id=41307#ixzz1l8La6xE9 K98 you are quick, I'm just thankful for DV an the Motto Informed, Engaged an Prepared :twothumbs:

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Nelg Newbie

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I think its a bit naive to believe that picture of the big screen is real. Looks photo shopped to me.

Why cant they just watch the broadcast on their own tv or a tv in a bar or somewhere. More pumping imo

What? Are you kidding!

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I would assume that their TV's run off of electricity in Iraq as well as they do here in America Graciepoo. I was just wondering if you ever actually posted a positive comment on anything? Just wondering......

No...I have never seen graciepoo post a positive comment...

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I think its a bit naive to believe that picture of the big screen is real. Looks photo shopped to me.

Why cant they just watch the broadcast on their own tv or a tv in a bar or somewhere. More pumping imo

I always wondered why you are always so negative. Well, now I know. You know nothing about Iraq, or you would know that electricity is only available for a few hours a day, and many people are so poor that there is no need for electricity anyway. And Muslims don't drink, so I think there are probably very few bars.

Thanks for the confirmation that you know nothing. I feel a lot better about you now. Cheers.

I pulled the image into photoshop and if that screen was added it was done by someone VERY good at combining images. The pixels are consistent across the entire image.

You rock! B)

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I always wondered why you are always so negative. Well, now I know. You know nothing about Iraq, or you would know that electricity is only available for a few hours a day, and many people are so poor that there is no need for electricity anyway. And Muslims don't drink, so I think there are probably very few bars.

Thanks for the confirmation that you know nothing. I feel a lot better about you now. Cheers.

You rock! B)

Hard to believe you wasted your time. Negativity is just not worth the effort.

On another note I enjoy reading your posts. :)

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I think its a bit naive to believe that picture of the big screen is real. Looks photo shopped to me.

Why cant they just watch the broadcast on their own tv or a tv in a bar or somewhere. More pumping imo

Maybe a little too late, but I did the same and analyzed the image in Photoshop also, and there is no pixel issues to say it ain't so, and it also includes that scaffold parked next to it. In all reality, who'd thought to put the scaffold in if it were fake. The detail around the scaffold is perfect also.

That was an awfully bold and a bad statement.

Thanks Elixirbaby, and k98nights

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