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Iraq is now free from U.N. Security Council sanctions #0143

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I haven't been able to find out anything regarding this...

i read about this on another site, with a link to the original article, however the article was referring to sanctions lifted in the regards to the dfi fund. people are reading more into this than what is really there. i agree it is good news but it does not signal the coming of the rv.

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i read about this on another site, with a link to the original article, however the article was referring to sanctions lifted in the regards to the dfi fund. people are reading more into this than what is really there. i agree it is good news but it does not signal the coming of the rv.

I believe you are right...... Look what i have just found

UN to consider lifting Iraq sanctions

The UN Security Council will discuss the contentious issue lifting of sanctions against Iraq next week for the first time.

The US wants quick action to end sanctions but diplomats warned that the matter could be long-drawn out and difficult to resolve.

US President George W Bush has urged the UN to lift the sanctions on Iraq's economy for nearly 13 years.

The call came after EU leaders yesterday backed Tony Blair's plea to rebuild Iraq.

The Prime Minister succeeded in narrowing divisions with those who had been opposed to military action, including French President Jacques Chirac, as violent anti-war protests took place outside the EU summit in Athens.

Mr Blair again stressed the importance of the UN in rebuilding Iraq during a meeting with Secretary General Kofi Annan.

The lifting of sanctions is linked to UN certification that Iraq's alleged weapons of mass destruction have been destroyed.

Mexico's UN Ambassador Adolfo Aguilar Zinser, the current Security Council president, yesterday said that members will be guided by two resolutions that establish the legal conditions for suspending and lifting sanctions and are "related strictly to the disarmament of Iraq".

The Security Council imposed sanctions banning all countries from importing any Iraqi goods, including its oil lifeblood, four days after Saddam's forces invaded Kuwait in August 1990.

An arms embargo was added after the first Gulf War ended with Iraq's defeat.

Sanctions were later modified to allow oil revenue to be used to buy food, medicine and other humanitarian items for the Iraqi people.

The resolution states that sanctions can be lifted when the council has agreed that Iraq has completed this disarmament .

US Ambassador John Negroponte said Washington was still discussing the specifics of lifting sanctions.

"We visualise some kind of a step-by-step procedure with respect to post-conflict resolutions regarding Iraq," he said. "Certainly one of the issues we're going to have to deal with early on is sanctions."

The EU meeting in Athens also saw violent demonstrations.

The ugly scenes marred a day that saw the EU's pro and anti-war factions coming together to focus attention on rebuilding Iraq.

Mr Blair and Mr Chirac had a "perfectly amiable" 25- minute chat on Iraq and other issues after a "chance" meeting, a Downing Street spokesman said.

Relations had gone beyond the "kiss and make up" stage.

Earlier, Mr Blair called for a major shake-up to give the European Union more clout in foreign policy.

An enlarged EU of 25 member states needed a more powerful voice on the world stage, he said.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-177133/UN-consider-lifting-Iraq-sanctions.html#ixzz1RM6JDiSI'>http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-177133/UN-consider-lifting-Iraq-sanctions.html#ixzz1RM6JDiSI

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-177133/UN-consider-lifting-Iraq-sanctions.html

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I believe you are right...... Look what i have just found

UN to consider lifting Iraq sanctions

The UN Security Council will discuss the contentious issue lifting of sanctions against Iraq next week for the first time.

The US wants quick action to end sanctions but diplomats warned that the matter could be long-drawn out and difficult to resolve.

US President George W Bush has urged the UN to lift the sanctions on Iraq's economy for nearly 13 years.

The call came after EU leaders yesterday backed Tony Blair's plea to rebuild Iraq.

The Prime Minister succeeded in narrowing divisions with those who had been opposed to military action, including French President Jacques Chirac, as violent anti-war protests took place outside the EU summit in Athens.

Mr Blair again stressed the importance of the UN in rebuilding Iraq during a meeting with Secretary General Kofi Annan.

The lifting of sanctions is linked to UN certification that Iraq's alleged weapons of mass destruction have been destroyed.

Mexico's UN Ambassador Adolfo Aguilar Zinser, the current Security Council president, yesterday said that members will be guided by two resolutions that establish the legal conditions for suspending and lifting sanctions and are "related strictly to the disarmament of Iraq".

The Security Council imposed sanctions banning all countries from importing any Iraqi goods, including its oil lifeblood, four days after Saddam's forces invaded Kuwait in August 1990.

An arms embargo was added after the first Gulf War ended with Iraq's defeat.

Sanctions were later modified to allow oil revenue to be used to buy food, medicine and other humanitarian items for the Iraqi people.

The resolution states that sanctions can be lifted when the council has agreed that Iraq has completed this disarmament .

US Ambassador John Negroponte said Washington was still discussing the specifics of lifting sanctions.

"We visualise some kind of a step-by-step procedure with respect to post-conflict resolutions regarding Iraq," he said. "Certainly one of the issues we're going to have to deal with early on is sanctions."

The EU meeting in Athens also saw violent demonstrations.

The ugly scenes marred a day that saw the EU's pro and anti-war factions coming together to focus attention on rebuilding Iraq.

Mr Blair and Mr Chirac had a "perfectly amiable" 25- minute chat on Iraq and other issues after a "chance" meeting, a Downing Street spokesman said.

Relations had gone beyond the "kiss and make up" stage.

Earlier, Mr Blair called for a major shake-up to give the European Union more clout in foreign policy.

An enlarged EU of 25 member states needed a more powerful voice on the world stage, he said.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-177133/UN-consider-lifting-Iraq-sanctions.html#ixzz1RM6JDiSI'>http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-177133/UN-consider-lifting-Iraq-sanctions.html#ixzz1RM6JDiSI

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-177133/UN-consider-lifting-Iraq-sanctions.html

YOUR POST IS AN ARTICLE RELEASED ON 4-17-2003.......THAT'S APRIL 17, 2003

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Did anyone click on the link - it goes to a PORN site! :angry:

Way to go Vern - take your perversions elsewhere :angry:

Im sorry about that-I dont understand how that got in there- Everyone here who knows me knows that i wouldnt do something of this nature .So please accept my apology. This was not here when i postee- So something happened betweent there and here.I will check it out and fix it-Like i said Sorry-Blessings Vern

Did anyone click on the link - it goes to a PORN site! :angry:

Way to go Vern - take your perversions elsewhere :angry:

PLEASE GO TO NEW SIGHT------I BLOCKED THE SITE SO YOU CAN NOW LOOK AND SEE WHAT I DID-Like i said -Sorry- Its corrected-Vern

With all due respect, I think you should retract this statement with an apology. Vern is a respected member here and I cant see him doing such a thing. Not cool in my book.

Thankyou----very much- Blessings Vern

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Please provide link...

here is the link:http://www.iraqoilreport.com/business/economics/iraq-oil-money-retains-us-protection-5924/

it was also discussed here:http://dinarvets.com/forums/index.php?/topic/73319-chapter-7-lifted/

there was a little interpretation differences (very civilized) between sonny1 and speculatorsride so i take no credit for the info presented. this was cut and pasted from page 3 a comment originally posted by speculatorsride which i agree with in that this is talking about the dfi fund. the paragraph below is a caption under the picture and not included in the cut and paste article by vern.

I read it and reread it and then read it again sonny1. This article is dealing with DFI funds and proceeds from oil sales.

This is the caption under the picture:

Iraqi Foreign Minister Zebari takes his seat before the start of a high-level United Nations Security Council meeting at UN headquarters December 15, 2010 in New York City. The Security Council is taking steps to restore Iraq's international standing by lifting sanctions including those that barred the country from obtaining a civilian nuclear program. On July 1, 2011, Iraq was officially free of UN sanctions restricting its oil revenues.

Then there is this paragraph from the body of the article that is very explicit in meaning:

Kuwait and Iraq have a contentious relationship. The two countries recognize mutual interests – such as the need to delineate land and water borders and negotiate the development of cross-border oil and gas fields – but haven’t been able to reach agreements.

Read more: http://dinarvets.com.../#ixzz1RARM1ozH

We are still waiting for release from Ch 7 sanctions.

One other item of contention is the return of war dead and antiquities.

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