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Wealthwatch Chat Room News Highlights & Comments 5-9-16

Wealthwatch Chat Room News Highlights & Comments 5-9-16

rocknrollbus: ‹@chattels› Can you tell me if Soleimani of the Quds Forces has been killed?

chattels: ‹@rocknrollbus› I have seen no report of the death of Soleimani.

chattels: called deputy for the coalition of Kurdish blocs Parliament Speaker Salim al - Jubouri to resign

chattels: " attempts by al - Jubouri, out of the current crises will fail and he will not be able to identify or a parliamentary session held during an early date."

chattels: parliament Speaker Salim al - Jubouri visit the region ( * Suliminaya ) today, to find solutions to the the return of the House of Representatives of the Kurds to the capital Baghdad and attend the sessions.

chattels: ERBIL, Kurdistan Region - The Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament Salim Jabouri is scheduled to arrive in Sulaimani city today to meet with Kurdish authorities about the possible return of Kurdish MPs to Baghdad after they left the city when angry protesters stormed the parliament building late last month.

chattels: "Parliament sessions should not take place in the absence of Kurdish MPs, because Kurds are an important part of the Iraqi political process,"

chattels: Kurdish MPs say they welcome Jabouri in Sulaimani and may hold talks with him but they are far from moving back to Baghdad any time soon.

chattels: ...................... Sunni MPs are not ready to return to the parliament either "until they are reassured of their safety."

Doug_W: can't blame them 4 that

chattels: deputy from the Kurdistan Alliance said on Saturday, that the Kurds minister will not attend the Cabinet meeting scheduled tomorrow in Baghdad. " And the beauty Panthers told all of Iraq [where] that "MPs and ministers Kurds have received directives not to attend the House of Representatives and Cabinet sessions , " adding "not to determine the final decision on their return to Baghdad again."

chattels: http://www.alliraqnews.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=37367

chattels: " it is possible that there will be change the position of the Kurdish after reviewing the agendas held by al - Jubouri to the region. "

chattels: " it is possible that there will be change the position of the Kurdish after reviewing the agendas held by al - Jubouri to the region. "

chattels: " it is possible that there will be change the position of the Kurdish after reviewing the agendas held by al - Jubouri to the region. "

chattels: Jubouri was today in Sulaymaniyah to meet with heads of Kurdish blocs in the Kurdistan region to persuade the bloc to reverse its decision to boycott sessions.

chattels: Jassim Mohammed, Minister of Displacement and Migration , who belongs to the Kurdish movement of the change said the decision to return the Kurds Minister of the Kurdistan region to Baghdad will be decided in the coming hours. "

chattels: Joel Wing ‏@JoelWing2 3h3 hours ago Turkmen Front said wont return to parliament until PM Abadi assure it of its quota of ministers in govt

chattels: Joel Wing ‏@JoelWing2 3h3 hours ago After Maliki said Sadrists should be kept out of politics for Green Zone take over Sadrists say Maliki should be kicked out

chattels: He once fought U.S. troops. Now Moqtada al-Sadr is battling Iraq’s political system. By Loveday Morris May 6 at 4:37 PM

chattels: A day after his supporters packed up and left their short-lived sit-in, Sadr got on a plane and left for Iran. Five days later, he has still not returned, and before his departure, he had announced a two-month spiritual retreat. His supporters have remained stoic.

chattels: Abadi was already seen as a weak leader, and Sadr’s actions have undermined him further, with members of parliament incensed by the breach of their fortified inner sanctum. As he attempts to regain control, and credibility, he has pledged to prevent another breach and fired the head of Green Zone security, who kissed Sadr’s hand as the cleric entered the area in March.

chattels: But the Sadrists have promised to escalate and call for the prime minister’s resignation if a new technocratic government is not created. With parliament splintered, even getting enough members together to hold a session and vote will be a challenge.

The Kurds are refusing to attend, while a group of rebel parliamentarians refuse to recognize the legitimacy of the speaker. Just how long Sadr will wait before ratcheting up pressure remains to be seen.

chattels: Iraqi security forces gain ground around Fallujah By Rudaw http://rudaw.net/english/middleeast/iraq/070520161

chattels: Iraqi security forces have taken control of the main road that connects Amrya of Fallujah and al-Salam. The Iraqi security forces managed to take this route after a fierce battle. The Iraqi forces have taken control over several areas in southern Fallujah.

Today’s gains will help them in their campaign to seize control over the city center. After the conclusion of the Ramadi offensive, the joint Iraqi forces began a complex operation to liberate Fallujah, one of the most important positions for ISIS in Anbar.

chattels: 250 Special Forces Troops Cannot Defeat ISIS By Paul Davis http://rudaw.net/english/analysis/07052016

chattels: I am sorry to say that 250 troops are not a good start, 25,000 would be a good start. Leadership needs to look at the big picture and not just take action that may look good on the home front but accomplishes nothing but put soldiers’ lives in danger.

waldowould: There is an old saying....opinions are like a##holes and everyone has one....Quoting from outside opinions needs to have a factual basis and not sure if I would believe everything that is written

chattels: ‹@waldowould› What are " inside " opinions ? Anonymous guru contacts ? Bovine scatology !

chattels: The better perspective reads voluminously, allows for the possibility, but balances against probability.

chattels: I have another saying, some people try to be " smart arses ", but end up being just " arseholes ".

chattels: No news on the Kurd's decision about returning to Parliament as yet.

rocknrollbus: ‹@chattels› Pretty quiet from the sandbox, you know, aye? Sorry.......the Kanuck is rubbing off on me......aye?

chattels: “A government big enough to give you everything you want, is strong enough to take everything you have.” - Thomas Jefferson

SWSD: Did I hear right somewhere that parliament was taking 2 months off?

chattels: ‹@SWSD› Not that I have read. Actually Jubourri calling to reconvene asap.

SWSD: ‹@chattels› good to know. A friend just emailed it to me. Guess he is wrong.

chattels: Waiting to hear whether the Kurds will end their boycott of Parliament and whether the Sunni will return to Parliament.

chattels: ‹@SWSD› Certainly possible, but I have not read it anywhere as yet.

SWSD: thisis what he sent me...

SWSD: The work of the House of Representatives will stop for two months legislature holiday The work of the House of Representatives will stop for two months legislature holiday alsabaah.iq/uploads/Image... The work of the House of Representatives will stop for two months legislature holiday…
http://alsabaah.iq/uploads/Image/site%20picture/2016/may/3678/02-3678.jpg

chattels: That is a photo, but no text. I have not updated the news for a couple of hours. Checking now.

chattels: Not finding any update on Parliament.

SWSD: well my friend got it from DU....so hmmm...... lol

chattels: There are good news " aggregators ", but the interpretations vary.

chattels: BASHIR VILLAGE - An agreement between the Shiite militia (Hashd al Shabi) and Kurdish Peshmerga on Sunday officially ceded control of Bashir village south of Kirkuk to the Shiite militia.

chattels: The agreement stipulates that within three months most of the Shiite militia will pull out and the police will take charge of security. Kurdish Peshmerga forces who have taken position around the village have made it a condition that the Shiite militia will leave the Kirkuk area in three months.

chattels: “ISIS has now been pushed back 20km from Bashir and therefore no need for a huge force in Bashair,” Peshmerga Brigadier Hayas Hussein told Rudaw. “The forces should be out so that the local police can do their duty and people can resume their lives,”

chattels: http://rudaw.net/english/kurdistan/080520162

chattels: The MP for the Kurdistan Alliance Amira Abdel Karim, said on Sunday that "Back to the House of Representatives and Minister of the Kurds to Baghdad would be conditional, and will not be easy.

" She said Abdul Karim said "Back deputies territory to the capital Baghdad , is subject to approvals of the parties, and the presidency of the region 's political leaders, and they will decide it , " she said , adding that Rjuana to Baghdad would be conditional and will not be easy. "

chattels: " the political leadership is decide the next step, and that the leadership did not agree so far on the back of Ministers of the Kurds to Baghdad and to attend cabinet sessions, and that the decision Kurds ministers linked with the decisions of the deputies of the Kurds. "

chattels: " ............. the leadership did not agree so far on the back of Ministers of the Kurds to Baghdad and to attend cabinet sessions, ................"

chattels: http://www.alliraqnews.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=37451

SWSD: here ya go chattels,just found the link...
SWSD: http://alsabaah.iq/ArticleShow.aspx?ID=115802

chattels: ‹@SWSD› ty
SWSD: yw
SWSD: waiting on your thoughts Wink

chattels: " ............. should the House of Representatives to resume its sessions during this week , before the current legislative term ends and go to the legislative recess that begins at the seventeenth of this month, noting that the possibility of extending the legislative term or not depends on the vote of legislators."

chattels: " ........... optimism healing legislature soon, noting that if the meeting did not take place next Tuesday , parliament can extend its work to day 17 of this month. He predicted the Ibrahimi that parliament could convene the meeting near future , pointing out that the political leaders and parties , ............ "

chattels: " .............. announced legal expert Tareq Harb said parliament has entered the legislative recess since the beginning of this month, as he emphasized that the House of Representatives the right to hold a special sessions only.

the war, in a press statement: that the parliament has entered the legislative recess since the beginning of this month, noting that the House did not exercise its validity extended the legislative term for a month extra.

He said the legal expert that the House of Representatives the right to hold a special sessions only at the invitation of the three presidencies , or at the request of 50 deputies, noting that the special sessions devoted to the discussion of a specific topic. "

SWSD: I did not sift through the whole article, because I wouldn't understand it even if it were originally written in plain english lol . So I just read the headlines and wait for others interpretations of it Wink

SWSD: my friend said he only read part of it. He said a few people were crying about it in DU, but the comments must have been deleted...

chattels: Ramadan 2016 begins in the evening of Sunday, June 5 and ends in the evening of Tuesday, July 5

SWSD: but then we always here from gurus that they even work through ramadan

chattels: If the Parliament is unable to convene and / or extend the session, it appears that the holiday will include Ramadan.

chattels: there may be " work " done, but Parliament will not likely be in session officially.
Doug_W: ahhh yes....good old Ramadan

chattels: The " working during Ramadan " is likely just guru rationalization that there is constant progress and to preserve / advance the " RV " any day and every day narrative, IMO

chattels: The work of the House of Representatives will stop for two months legislature holiday ... Courtesy of SWSD

chattels: " In wartime, truth is so precious that she should always be attended by a bodyguard of lies." - Winston Churchill

chattels: London has elected its first Muslim mayor, with Sadiq Khan delivering a resounding victory for Labour and ending eight years of Conservative rule at City Hall.

chattels: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/sadiq-khan-wins-london-mayor-election-result-2016-zac-goldsmith-a7017106.html

SWSD: ‹@chattels› that is why alot of us prefer "your" interpretations of the articles, rather than some gurus. Because even though some may take your views as negative, it is more along the lines of the truth....and helps dilute the koolaide! Smile

chattels: I am generally positive and hopeful about OUR investment. I AM, like you, invested. I want there to be value to the IQD. I just object to the attendant bovine scatology from some.

chattels: Office of the Prime Minister Haider al - Abadi, said the government is looking to return to parliament of its meetings, stressing take the steps and measures necessary to secure and provide all necessary

chattels: ‹@rocknrollbus› The same.

Doug_W: Happy Mother's day to all you Mom's out there in Dinarland

OOTW: THANKS DOUG..HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!!

OOTW: To approve the second amendment to the law of legal provisions that prohibit courts from hearing lawsuits 05/08/2016 12:16 Cabinet approved the second amendment to the law of legal provisions that prohibit courts from hearing lawsuits, No. (17) for the year 2005.

The amendment to repeal Article 1 of the law and replace it with text (excludes tax laws of theprovisions of this law, as stipulated-adjusting to consider the fact that the reasons the right tolitigate is guaranteed in the tax laws and to avoid duplicative litigation in front of the normal tax elimination and to ensure that the taxpayer 's interest and maintain public money. and he sent cabinet amendment to the State Council for the purpose of auditing by asset, and then brought back to the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers to be referred directly to the House of Representatives, based on the provisions of articles (61 / I and item 80 / item II) of the Constitution.

rollonjohn: Hello everyone & happy Mother's day to all you mom's.

omaatje: |announced Presidency of the Council of Representatives, the resumption of parliament next Tuesday. " omaatje: http://www.alliraqnews.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=37497

Doug_W: Thanks "O".

chattels: Parliament has been " scheduled " to reconvene on the 10th ( Tuesday ). The question is who will be in attendance ? Can Parliament muster a quorum to do business ?

chattels: Abadi is " looking forward " to it and Jibourri is " calling " for it. We shall see, eh ?

chattels: No cabinet meeting today due to lack of a quorum.

chattels: http://www.alliraqnews.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=37477

chattels: " Deputy for the National Alliance, a key House of Representatives Saleem al - Jubouri and Minister Haider al - Abadi to submit their resignation, accusing them of fabricating crises..............."

chattels: President Fuad Masum , the head of a coalition of state law , Nuri al - Maliki called for the resumption of the House of Representatives sessions

chattels: http://www.alliraqnews.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=37478

chattels: " President Fuad Masum , the head of a coalition of state law , Nuri al - Maliki, the need to exert utmost efforts to enable the House to resume regular meetings Standard, due to the maximum to protect the interests of the country in the current circumstances significance.............. and ........... make utmost efforts to enable the House to resume regular meetings unified due to the maximum to protect the interests of the country in the current circumstances its importance. "

chattels: No news from the Kurdish political leaders on a decision for parliamentary attendance yet.

chattels: The Sunni leadership has been quiet also.

chattels: “The best revenge is to be unlike him who performed the injury.” ― Marcus Aurelius, Meditations

chattels: “The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane.” ― Marcus Aurelius, Meditations

chattels: deputy for the Kurdish coalition , said that we would not attend the parliamentary session tomorrow , but after providing security guarantees.

chattels: If the Kurds continue to boycott the Parliament it is unlikely that there will be a quorum. No statement from the Sunni leadership as yet.

chattels: http://post.understandingwar.org/backgrounder/political-blocs-and-parties-iraqs-cor-may-6-2016

chattels: Most of its members have refocused their efforts on forming a new opposition bloc, the “Reform Front,” first reported on April 27.

The Reform Front claims to have at least 98 members, consisting of 42 pro-Maliki Dawa Party members, all of the members from Iyad Allawi’s Wataniya Bloc, and an unverifiable number of members who defected from their parties. If the claim is accurate, then the Reform Front will become the largest bloc in the Council of Representatives (CoR), surpassing the State of Law Alliance which stands to lose substantial numbers to the Front.

chattels: The Reform Front is likely steered by former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, though several members have denied his involvement. Maliki has contested Abadi’s leadership of the Dawa Party since he lost the premiership in 2014 amidst growing domestic and international pressure for political change.

The recent resignation of Hassan al-Sinid on April 28, the placeholder for Maliki’s seat in the CoR during his tenure as Vice President, could indicate that Maliki looks to resume his seat in the CoR, an essential prerequisite for becoming Prime Minister. Maliki has denied the rumors of his return.

chattels: " The recent resignation of Hassan al-Sinid on April 28, the placeholder for Maliki’s seat in the CoR during his tenure as Vice President, could indicate that Maliki looks to resume his seat in the CoR, an essential prerequisite for becoming Prime Minister. Maliki has denied the rumors of his return."

chattels: The largest bloc in Iraq’s parliament constitutionally has the right to select the Prime Minister and form the Council of Ministers after general elections or after a no-confidence vote in the Prime Minister. Maliki formed a government in 2010 even though he did not win the elections outright by creating a legal challenge about how to define the “largest bloc.” The Front’s emergence could facilitate Maliki’s return as prime minister if the parliament ousts Abadi.

chattels: The withdrawal of confidence from Abadi is also not likely imminent over the next few weeks barring an unexpected event that creates a further state of emergency.

chattels: Maliki, therefore, is most likely to try to ride the political wave by positioning himself as a potential unifier who can bridge the gap between the Reform Front and other blocs – a gap that he has helped create and maintain.

chattels: It is not even clear whether the CoR will even be able to resume sessions soon. It is next scheduled to meet on May 10, and it can only make decisions if a quorum of 165 members is reached.

chattels: The graphic demonstrates the tumultuous current state of the CoR and the difficulty for a session to achieve quorum.

chattels: " Political impasse will therefore likely persist."

chattels: ISW ‏@TheStudyofWar May 6 #Iraq's Council of Representatives has a new "Reform Front." Where do they come from? bit.ly/23vYfIF

http://post.understandingwar.org/backgrounder/political-blocs-and-parties-iraqs-cor-may-6-2016

chattels: Zaid Al-Ali Retweeted ‏@SultanAlQassemi May 7 "The only way out of the current stalemate is to inject new blood into (Iraq's) political class" — @zalali | NYTimes

chattels: http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/05/06/opinion/the-only-way-to-solve-iraqs-political-crisis.html?_r=0&referer=https://www.google.co.uk/

chattels: The cause of Iraq’s political paralysis is neither ideological nor sectarian. In fact, most of the main actors in the continuing dispute are Shiite Islamists. The disagreement is instead based on mutual distrust, which is fueled by the incompetence and corruption that have formed the basis of Iraq’s political system since 2003. That dynamic has made it impossible for state institutions to present any viable solutions to the crisis.

chattels: Any new Iraqi government’s first priority should be to organize fresh elections on an entirely different basis from how they have been conducted in the past. There are two simple and necessary changes that should be made immediately.

First, members of Iraq’s Parliament are some of the best-paid legislators in the world. This has had the effect of attracting candidates for the wrong reasons. Salaries, benefits and pensions for members of Parliament should be significantly reduced.

chattels: Abadi already tried to reduce salaries.

chattels: Joel Wing ‏@JoelWing2 9h9 hours ago Sadrists say they are not stopping demonstrations in Baghdad to push parliament to vote on new cabinet

chattels: deputy from the Kurdistan Alliance, said on Monday " the people who should be prosecuted are parliament speaker Salim al - Jubouri and Prime Minister Haider al - Abadi , security forces allowed the protesters to enter the legislative institution."

the head of the House of Representatives Saleem Jubouri said in Sulaimaniyah, he told a news conference with Kurdish deputies he would work to lift the immunity of MPs accomplices with the demonstrators and those who facilitated the process of the attack on members of the House of Representatives.

chattels: http://www.alliraqnews.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=37535

ELMERF123456 IN TNT CHAT 3/24/16

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elmerf123456wrote moments ago There it is, confirmation that Fayadh Hassan Nima will serve as acting Minister of Oil #Iraq elmerf123456wrote 29s ago Iraq Retakes ISIS-Held Villages Outside Mosul nytimes.com/2016/03/25/wor… @tarangoNYT We have not seen him for a while. elmerf123456wrote https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/middle_east/in-syria-and-iraq-the -islamic-state-is-in-retreat-on-multiple-fronts/2016/03/24/a0e33774-f1 01-11e5-a2a3-d4e9697917d1_story.html elmerf123456wrote 12s ago The heat is on!!!! Yes!!!!! Oil Minister @AdilAbdAlMahdi officially announced his resignation. 2 days before PM Abadi to release candidates for cabinet reshuffle. #Iraq Tndr wrote Elmer, can you speak to the meeting in Baghdad on Sat? Pretty darn big deal, eh? avatar.jpeg elmerf123456wrote 1m ago Tndr ya think? Huge!!!! elmerf123456wrote moments ago Okie is doing great and feeling much better his surgery was very successful he is just like you ready to start this exchange process! elmerf123456wrote I'm feeling good I just have not been around because I'm working extra to make ends meet probably like many of you I Peek in once in a while from time to time but work has my focus and I think were at the end of the line I know it's been a long arduous struggle for most of us but you stay grounded stay positive and don't do anything with your Currency it will be worth the wait elmerf123456wrote moments ago I know we hear things that say this is going to happen every single day but just know that the direction it's moving forward and I'm very happy for that and you should be too I really do believe we are at the end of this thing and thank God for that elmerf123456wrote Ride has been long enough for everyone and I for one am more than ready for this to stop! The cabinet reshuffle and the IMF with Christine Lagarde and Ban Ki Moon being in Iraq Saturday is certainly a good sign in my opinion Tndr wrote Hopeful question Elmer...could Sat be a congratulations instead of a meeting to make a decision/ announcement? Hoping I suppose? elmerf123456wrote 7m ago Tndr. I simply don't know but I hope you're right on the first sentence elmerf123456wrote ago I cannot promise anything on Okie's behalf but in the event this actually comes to a closure and it's done and over with I will ask him if you would like to use Open Mic as a means to say goodbye to everyone and he will either choose to do so or not ! deal? NOTE: The World is patiently waiting for March 26, 2016! The BIG meeting in Iraq! May this be the final puzzle for Iraq to go International with their currency! elmerf123456 has not been around much because he has been busy with a day job. good to see him again

Sunday Morning Elmer

ssmith wrote:elmerf123456 wrote
38m ago
@IraqDaily: Iraqi bank uses 'Qi Card and MasterCard,' to pay employees and retirees' salaries http://t.co/YnhJ2JrJbl #Iraq

A lot of us are confusing the rate we are looking for versus the rate on the QI card for the employees and retirees of Iraq those rates are based on oil credits and have nothing to do with their people !

My contact in a rack is told me more than once that we try to convert and there's different they're looking for stability and their payments and also the perpetuity their right that comes from oil sale

Old news articles being re-spun...

https://www.dinardaily.net/t40510-rafidian-bank-issued-mastercards-to-customers-both-inside-and-outside-iraq

https://www.dinardaily.net/t43375-rafidian-bank-launches-master-card-service-for-teh-disbursement-of-pensions-outside-iraq

Sunday Morning Elmer

elmerf123456 wrote
38m ago
@IraqDaily: Iraqi bank uses 'Qi Card and MasterCard,' to pay employees and retirees' salaries http://t.co/YnhJ2JrJbl #Iraq

A lot of us are confusing the rate we are looking for versus the rate on the QI card for the employees and retirees of Iraq those rates are based on oil credits and have nothing to do with their people !

My contact in a rack is told me more than once that we try to convert and there's different they're looking for stability and their payments and also the perpetuity their right that comes from oil sale

angel11 wrote
8m ago
Oh Elmer, my ballon has a hole in it.................

elmerf123456 wrote
7m ago
Angel. No reason for her to have a hole in it the fact that the QI cards are in effect that's a great accomplishment

Angel. This is a very complex thing for most to understand. The principle here is if the money is flowing in country and out of country where that much closer

International presence is the most important significant thing in the last couple flaws that are being asked with money laundering and banking reform speaks major volumes on a grand scale

Angel11 wrote
5m ago

I was just expecting things to have happened this weekend. I'm happy for them, but wanted to be happy for us too.

elmerf123456 wrote
5m ago
Couple days sorry.

You may not be able to see it but this is been a great weekend of major accomplishments

Cleoman wrote
4m ago
Hey if they told us the exact date and time, I would be good with that, I know I would have something concrete, but I am glad Tony is not spilling the beans because it can make a bad smell like he says if he told us then they would change it. So it is to be surprised to us, top secret because they probably not sure anyway when we will go exactly, maybe now they might know.

Elmerf123456 wrote
4m ago

Cleo that will never happen. It would cause caos!

Angel I don't do timelines I didn't say was going to happen in a couple days I corrected a typo in my previous comment however I fully expect it anytime major workings of happened this weekend

I dreamed one day that I woke up as Brad Pitt and then I heard that Brad Pitt dream ex he wanted to be Bradley Cooper only to find out the Bradley Cooper dream he wanted to be me ! Lol. Seriously we're all good people as we are and soon will be able to do different things as ourselves !

BGG Roundtable September 11, 2015

I am sorry it's very difficult to do the color on my iPad and I don't have access to my computer until Sunday night. I will color upon my return. Swan

BGG : Some - very, very good news going on today...
BGG: especially in light of my commentary yesterday...
BGG: hang on here.

_firefly_: 09/11/2015 11:07 GMT - Central Bank of Iraq is required to publish banks loan data in order to achieve transparency BAGHDAD - and babysit - Central Bank of Iraq has decided, on Friday, obliging banks to publish data on all financial loans, attributing the cause to their importance in achieving transparency and control The governor of the Central Bank on the Keywords in a brief statement, "The central bank has committed all banks to publish data for each Alkaroq granted by you-go". Keywords and added, that "this investigation comes to transparency and community control."
X, Y

BGG: Politically - I think Alak is about to start playing ball.

firefly_: importance in achieving transparency

BGG: I have said - for a long time, the question has always been, will he play ball - or be removed.
BGG:
comments like this, from him show his mindset...

_firefly_:
He may very well be, but this article is talking about loans and TRANSPARENCY !!!!!!

BGG: I still don't think he's competent as a CBI Gov - but Abadi may leave him in place if he "plays ball"...

_firefly_: Agreed

BGG: and I agree - this is exactly what I'm pointing out - he's at least starting the right direction.
BGG: likely -
BGG he's seen what's on the menu...
BGG: (his name - in the fine print...)

_firefly_: I like the Transparency quote

BGG: I do to...

_firefly_: Huge !!!!!
_firefly_: A certain agency in Basel comes to mind !

BGG: exactly - HUGE ( I know there are some that complain about the "HUGE" reference - I apologize ahead of time for not being able to please everyone

JustJanette: "Transparency" greatly reduces underhanded corruption tactics

BGG: (we think it is a big deal)
BGG: which begs the ?? - what was going on BEFORE - transparency??

_firefly_: I could care less what others think, we are using the apprpriate words

CanTWaitwoRV says to BGG: ya...maybe Alak finally seeing his homeboy not in important Elite Shia meetings these days

BGG says to JustJanette(1:42 PM):
OK - here's a great find by Reider Visser and CantwaitwoRV

BGG: I was just getting to that HUGE report

_firefly_ says to BGG: lol

CanTWaitwoRV: haha

JustJanette says to BGG: Certainly actions which did not foster economic reform for the people of Iraq

BGG: If this wire report from #Iraq is accurate, former PM Maliki is absent from today's summit of Shia alliance leaders
http://www.alliraqnews.com/modules/n...medium=twitter…

BGG: notably (if the pic is accurate) Hakim, Jaafari and Abadi ARE there...
BGG: Coupled with this sqwauk out of the NA...
BGG: Nouri: America is pressing to pass a law of the National Guard in order to divide the country
BGG: Garbage - pure sectarian garbage... they are trying to keep the country stirred up against itself so they maintain some "personal control"... this is about the Shia Militias.
BGG: along with this news...

_firefly_ says to BGG: EXACTLY !!!!!

CanTWaitwoRV says to BGG: National Guard diminishes Maliki's/Iranian power and influence so not surprised with M's comments

CanTWaitwoRV says to BGG: yep

BGG says to CanTWaitwoRV: Exactly... however,

BGG says to CanTWaitwoRV: a report as of today...
BGG says to CanTWaitwoRV: "...hostages were taken in Shia area of Baghdad; Iraq army subsequently clashed with Shia militia..."\

CanTWaitwoRV says to BGG: Nice I saw that...hadn't suck in til now

BGG: Which means - Abadi has MAJOR support we are (as yet) unaware of...

_firefly_ says to BGG : Nice catch

CanTWaitwoRV says to BGG: right
CanTWaitwoRV says to BGG: (handshake)

BGG: if the Regular Army has directly engaged the Shia Militias around Baghdad - something is UP!!

CanTWaitwoRV says to BGG: indeed

diane1: Something great I hope is up

BGG: the militias have been in charge of security around Baghdad - now they allowed - or were in on hostage taking and the IRA engaged them. This would be impossible without the full support of Sistani.

CanTWaitwoRV says to BGG: takes me back to the news of our marines being sent over to fortify the green zone a few months back

_firefly_ says to BGG: 09/11/2015 16:05 GMT - Starting demonstrations Tahrir Square in Baghdad to demand the reform of the judiciary

BGG says to _firefly_: SWEET!!

CanTWaitwoRV says to BGG: and lawd knows what else we got going on over there

BGG says to _firefly_: (see - no HUGE!! )

_firefly_ says to BGG: Follow-up - and babysit - launched a demonstration in Tahrir Square in central Baghdad, on Friday, with the participation of thousands of citizens and activists to demand accountability of corrupt officials in the state and reform of the judiciary, while security forces imposed strict measures in anticipation of any security breach.
Said Alsumaria News correspondent in Baghdad, said that thousands of citizens and activists staged, this afternoon, a demonstration in Tahrir Square, the center of the capital, to demand reform of the judicial system, pointing out that the demonstrators have expressed dissatisfaction with the reform measures to the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi and demanded the implementation of more

scottiegirl: HUGE!

scottiegirl: I'll say it

BGG says to _firefly_: Legit demonstrations in favor of judicial reform is a good thing.

_firefly_ says to BGG: He added that the demonstrators denounced the Liberation bad the reality of services, and called for the prosecution of corrupt officials and not to give them a chance to escape out of the country. "He said that the security forces imposed strict measures on the place of the demonstration and nearby areas in anticipation of any breaches, while developed more of a security belt for inspection. M.a

BGG says to _firefly_: they will have some new laws passed, but without enforcement it means little...

_firefly_ says to BGG: and not to give them a chance to escape out of the country. "

CanTWaitwoRV says to BGG: and coupled with Sadr/Sistani military I can speculate

BGG says to _firefly_: Maliki may have flown the coup already.

BGG says to _firefly_: too late...

_firefly_ says to BGG: Can we say together .... Domino Effect !!!!!

BGG says to _firefly_: I was thinking earlier - I highly doubt Maliki ever sees a trial. He knows one is coming, but he'll go ahead of that reality...

GrannieAnnie: Domino Effect !!

mimi3: Can say together yet......RV?

CanTWaitwoRV says to BGG: Maliki could be working up on a Scarface moment yea

_firefly_ says to BGG: Do you think they are done with him?

diagyAAAE: lol cant

BGG: in his mind, he can still attempt to exert influence from outside Iraq (as long as he's not in jail and some kind of "Shia ruler/martyr")

mimi3: say hello to my "little Friend"

BGG: nahhh - he's too cunning for that.

diane1 says to CanTWaitwoRV: maybe but scarface better becareful of Sammy the bull

CanTWaitwoRV says to diane1: yea or sammy the drone

_firefly_ says to BGG: He may be but his son and cousin ..............

BGG: they are dumb - they will both get caught.

scottiegirl: Even if he leaves Iraq, the ICC will eventually catch up with him, yes?

_firefly_ says to BGG: And Maliki KNOWS that !!!!!!!!

maine: they would go after his family i think

scottiegirl: Those charges are not null and void

BGG: Not sure - IMHO, I just doubt he ever sees an Iraqi trial.

BGG: he won't stay.

Pablo: Someone would have to catch him.

quicktolegit96: BGG U ARE EXACTLY RT

scottiegirl: Just hate to see him get away with what he's done, but on the other hand........

_firefly_ says to BGG: IMO ... If they wanted him, it would already have been done !

quicktolegit96: ARE THEIR ONLY 3 SETS OF REFORMS WITH THE 3RD ONE ALREADY BEING ACTIVATED?

_firefly_ says to BGG: Abadi has the power

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BGG says to _firefly_: I don't know if I agree - I think he is gaining support daily.

CanTWaitwoRV: wouldn't be surprised Iran gradually take it's Risk gameboard pieces outta Iraq to Syria and regroup if what we're reading regarding Abadi now has a military stronghold and winning

BGG says to _firefly_: and he is using it immediately.

CanTWaitwoRV: which would be a big deal of course

_firefly_ says to BGG: IMO the cat and mouse game is nearing completion

BGG says to quicktolegit96: as I understand it there are two outlined.

CanTWaitwoRV: gradually..more like asap

diane1: ABADI is a smart man and has good intentions for his country and it's people

diane1: good always prevails evil.

BGG says to quicktolegit96: and a third on the way - but more than likely there will be MUCHO CHANGES coming... not 1 or 2 or 3...

quicktolegit96: 10.4 TY

_firefly_ says to BGG:
When I say Abadi, I am talking plural

BGG says to quicktolegit96: none of which has been fully accomplished... hence the demonstrations even today. They want more action... as do we.

CanTWaitwoRV says to diane1: true cuz in the game of Risk no man wins

quicktolegit96: PRESSURE LUV IT

CanTWaitwoRV says to diane1: in the end anyways

quicktolegit96: DEMOS COULD HAVE BEEN NAIL IN COFFIN LOL

BGG says to quicktolegit96: they were - without a doubt, the catalyst for Sistani and others throwing their support fully behind Abadi and further chiseling away at the pillars of Maliki's power bases.

BGG says to quicktolegit96: these recent actions have really started the change in "status quo"...

_firefly_ says to BGG: BINGO !

quicktolegit96: YES THEY HAVE, TY SISTANI AND SADR

jackflash101st: tell me wy cant they seem to get rid of this madhat judge??

jackflash101st: seems to be draging on a bit...

CanTWaitwoRV: Sistani's representative calls for a re-evaluation of the performance of officials and the replacement of proven incompetence
Fri Sep 11 2015 15:31 | (Voice of Iraq) - Karbala

BGG says to jackflash101st: technicalities... they will - IMHO, get rid of him. He's not even legal to be there (still)... he's too old. The bigger question, how do they replace the RETARDS who reportedly voted (on the SJC Council) to retain him...

BGG says to jackflash101st: that is the question.

jackflash101st: Thank you.Great answer

diane1 says to BGG: They make the retards a offer than can not refuse.

CanTWaitwoRV:
http://translate.googleusercontent.c...moYjBw#ixzz3lS

quicktolegit96: THOSE RETARDS MAY BE PART OF THE CORRUPTION

BGG says to jackflash101st: and the answer is relatively simple... Hadair "What's his face" - the big Maliki opponent and others from lower courts get promoted.

BGG says to jackflash101st: forgive me - I forget his name... I remember his face.

CanTWaitwoRV says to quicktolegit96: oh I'd say 100% imo

CanTWaitwoRV says to quicktolegit96: like a boss

mimi3: 19 days till october 1 what do you think BGG? never thought it would go this long.......

_firefly_ says to BGG: Abadi is launching a new reform package Author: Publisheron: September 11, 2015 In: PoliticsViews:

_firefly_ says to BGG: BAGHDAD / Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network (IMN) - Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said Salahuddin province, a good example and role model through the return of the population to their areas after liberation from gangs Daash terrorist. He Abadi, during a meeting with members of the Board of the province of Salah al-Din in the presence of the governor we "We are working efforts of our heroes in order to filter the province of terrorists and do not offer their areas at risk again through the activation of the intelligence effort in which" referring to the need for "political differences do not affect the province and be unified efforts in this regard."

BGG says to mimi3: IMHO - they will satisfy the WB and IMF before Oct 1 (by all appearances)

_firefly_ says to BGG: He noted that continuous reforms and there. " packages reformist other and that these reforms are not against one, "stressing" the need not to bring the citizen political conflicts because the citizen of his priorities to provide security and services necessary for living and needs.

mimi3: Thank you!

BGG says to mimi3: what else happens between now and then - I have no clue... anybody's guess.

BGG says to mimi3: I am in "spectator mode"

mimi3: aren't we all?

_firefly_ says to BGG: "He said the poor" the use of the powers is not our approach and that the charge must be for all Iraqis. "

_firefly_ says to BGG: Ministry of Agriculture: Abadi leave the choice of the general managers of the Ministry of change BAGHDAD / Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network (IMN) -, Ministry of Agriculture confirmed on Friday that Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi leave the selection of new directors instead of two managers who have been issued a decision referring them to retirement, pointing out that it is hoped that the ministry receive next week list the names of managers who will change them.

BGG says to _firefly: both interesting article - and thanks for that.

BGG says to _firefly_: some changes he seems to be handling himself - others he's delegating...

_firefly_ says to BGG: He said Undersecretary Ghazi slave's (IMN) "The ministry has not received so far two managers who will change them names, pointing out that it is hoped that the names are sent by the Council of Ministers in the next few days."Information Office of the Prime Minister's Office said yesterday, that "Based on the first package of reforms presented by the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, in the center of administrative reform and private measures limbering and including raising the efficiency of the performance of state institutions, the Abadi decided hundred and twenty-three, Deputy Minister and Director General of exemption ".

BGG says to _firefly_: but it seems there is BIG CHANGES coming... in every quarter.

_firefly_ says to BGG: He said, "Abadi left to the Ministry of selecting new directors instead of managers sacked, and said the ministry will select new directors for quotas away from partisan and factional. And that "will be selected through efficiency, integrity and work experience to manage those positions that have been changed."

BGG says to _firefly_: So - by all appearances, they are going with "technocrats" and not sectarian quotas.

_firefly_ says to BGG: The Tedo parliamentary finance committee last month, that the Commission Majaburh to introduce strict procedures for all the budgets of state institutions in the budget of 2016.

_firefly_ says to BGG: Love it !!!!!

BGG says to _firefly_: people who can do the job instead of someone who holds a union card from the right party.

BGG says to _firefly_: big step in the right direction.

_firefly_ says to BGG: Great Analogy !

_firefly_ says to BGG: Yeah no news today lol

BGG says to _firefly_: that is Abadi's point - they need these jobs getting done - instead of these ministries getting STRIPPED of resource by crooked, bloated, sectarian thieves...

BGG says to _firefly_: Abadi is gearing all of this around better service to the people.

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_firefly_ says to BGG: He dismissed 123 politicians a day ago !

BGG says to _firefly_: My biggest concern - at this point,

BGG says to _firefly_: I hope he doesn't get assassinated...

BGG says to _firefly_: he may be the most prime candidate for it IN THE WORLD, right now...

_firefly_ says to BGG: I think he is well surrounded

jackflash101st: not to change the subject whats the latest news on ISIS

BGG says to jackflash101st: Who knows... according to the news today - the intel is CONSTANTLY altered...

BGG says to jackflash101st: so the President has no culpability.

CanTWaitwoRV: got this article sent over...

CanTWaitwoRV: Parliamentary economy discuss with the governor of the central printing new currency 09/11/2015

CanTWaitwoRV: It deliberated for economic and investment commission in Parliament with the Governor of the Central Bank to raise issues related to the level of the Iraqi economy and discuss the printing of the new currency category fifty thousand dinars. Said committee member Ahmed Salim Kanani in a statement received / scales News / copy of "his committee held a meeting headed by Jawad al-Bolani with the Governor of the Central Bank on the Keywords and the presence of a number of members of the Iraqi Council of Representatives and in addition to officials from the government."

BGG says to jackflash101st: IMHO - once these reforms take hold, and Abadi is a little more firmly planted...

CanTWaitwoRV: Kanani said that "the establishment of this meeting for the purpose of trading on raising the level of the Iraqi economy and to discuss the new currency printed category fifty thousand dinars to improve the reality of the currency's economy and revitalize the economic opportunities in the country to have a strong economy sober in Iraq serving the public interest" .anthy / 29 / d 24

BGG says to jackflash101st: they are also struggling to train up enough troops for offense...

BGG says to jackflash101st: once this is accomplished - ISIS's time in Iraq is near the end.

BGG says to jackflash101st: They will be an idealogoy for a long time - but they will have to do it elsewhere.

jackflash101st: I sure hope so..THanks BGG great r/t..

BGG says to jackflash101st: North Africa, etc, etc...

CanTWaitwoRV says to BGG: yeah which brings up the issue of all the refugees moving around the globe even here in the states the way it's looking

BGG says to jackflash101st: ideology

jackflash101st: Exactly my point..

BGG says to CanTWaitwoRV: OK - so riddle me this...

CanTWaitwoRV says to BGG: slipping thru the cracks

BGG says to CanTWaitwoRV: if they were "just going to do this" (50k note thingy) as reported?!?

BGG says to CanTWaitwoRV: why the need to meet and discuss it further??

CanTWaitwoRV: exactly and why talk about so much

BGG says to CanTWaitwoRV: I mean, some like to make it sound "set in stone"...

quicktolegit96: CONFUSION PERHAPS

CanTWaitwoRV: somethin lies underneath the surface of it all for sure

BGG says to CanTWaitwoRV: if that were the case... why this meeting to "raise issues related to it..."?? Hmmmmmmm

CanTWaitwoRV: ha

BGG says to CanTWaitwoRV: exactly what I've been pointing out - there are two sides to this argument and they are still "talking"...

CanTWaitwoRV: never seen a country talk about it's currency so much that's for sure

CanTWaitwoRV: no other country out there doing it this much I know of

BGG says to CanTWaitwoRV: with Maliki a no-show at the meeting with the Shia "heavy-weights" I'll give you one guess as to which side I'm thinking will win??

CanTWaitwoRV: yea good point!

scottiegirl: YES!

mimi3: the good side!

BGG says to CanTWaitwoRV: Hint - the other side

CanTWaitwoRV: 50k in purchasing power of a 50 note werks

jackflash101st: Maybe hes back in Iran

mimi3: which is the good side right?

BGG says to mimi3: yes.

mimi3: yeah for the good side!!

dale: The assasination thought has been going through the back of my mind also since Abadi is going after these bad characters money .... do you think that the CIA or say the International court have any people help watching Abadi?

BGG says to dale: I am sure.

BGG: OK - thanks everyone. Great News Time!!

dale: Good .... thanks BGG.

End of report :winky winky:

Sunday Afternoon w/Martha & Elmer

ssmith wrote:martha wrote
52m ago
to my friends at TNT: we have all had our feathers ruffled during this journey. We all under major stress but we will see it thru to the end

I told my friend she didnt need anything else with that one note she was set for life

I know what Tony has been saying but there has been talk of the other denominations from 2008 being exchanged. I have billions and have been told to drop 3 zeroes

it cant hurt to bring them to the bank and see what happens

gang you realize that the money reform was the very very first package to be launched (hint hint)

everyone go back to the call 8/14 and read that TAXES and TARRIFS are being collected again.now@ what rate-not 1166

elmerf123456 wrote
32m ago
@EjmAlrai: 4 Ministries abolished by #Iraq PM haidar Abadi reforms were run by 3 Shia and 1 Sunni. Only 22 ministries out of 33 would remain.

Tonight could prove interesting when Chinese and ISX markets open. China is in control of the outcome of their yuan of course and let's look for another big drop in the market! This will eventually bring us to our conclusion. The day of Fiat currency is near its eventual end.

@SajadJiyad: Some feel underwhelmed by today's decision but making any cabinet changes has been difficult in Iraq, let alone merging/closing ministries

martha wrote
21m ago
at this point i think it is market driven ISX and forex come up tonight

elmerf123456 wrote
19m ago
Fitz. Steady my friend! Don't get caught up in thinking we're waiting. That's a perception. IMO this is a corridinated event with oth China and Iraq and all is aligned as it should be. Sit back and relax and watch the show.

martha wrote
18m ago
dajen there is no date and I believe it is old and refers to loast week when they tried and stopped. Tony was quite specific that they are now being collected and of course what rate?

elmerf123456 wrote
17m ago
Amazing times are ahead and that you can bank on! Lol.

martha wrote
7m ago
the wat Tony sounded on 8/14 is that was a final call and the next time would be THE CALL.be positive

we need to eep our feet planted firmly on the ground but get our running shoes on for the mad sprint to the bank!

John Doe wrote
7m ago
elmer we have heard that for way to long to bring me any comfort

elmerf123456 wrote
3m ago
Then All I can offer you Johm Doe is to sell your currency and get out and deal with the thoughts of any events after. That's your choice!

martha wrote
15m ago

I lost 40,000.00 years ago in a currency deal

Martha lost 40,000.00 in a currency deal and is giving advice to the TNT members?

Sunday Afternoon w/Martha & Elmer

martha wrote
52m ago
to my friends at TNT: we have all had our feathers ruffled during this journey. We all under major stress but we will see it thru to the end

I told my friend she didnt need anything else with that one note she was set for life

I know what Tony has been saying but there has been talk of the other denominations from 2008 being exchanged. I have billions and have been told to drop 3 zeroes

it cant hurt to bring them to the bank and see what happens

gang you realize that the money reform was the very very first package to be launched (hint hint)

everyone go back to the call 8/14 and read that TAXES and TARRIFS are being collected again.now@ what rate-not 1166

elmerf123456 wrote
32m ago
@EjmAlrai: 4 Ministries abolished by #Iraq PM haidar Abadi reforms were run by 3 Shia and 1 Sunni. Only 22 ministries out of 33 would remain.

Tonight could prove interesting when Chinese and ISX markets open. China is in control of the outcome of their yuan of course and let's look for another big drop in the market! This will eventually bring us to our conclusion. The day of Fiat currency is near its eventual end.

@SajadJiyad: Some feel underwhelmed by today's decision but making any cabinet changes has been difficult in Iraq, let alone merging/closing ministries

martha wrote
21m ago
at this point i think it is market driven ISX and forex come up tonight

elmerf123456 wrote
19m ago
Fitz. Steady my friend! Don't get caught up in thinking we're waiting. That's a perception. IMO this is a corridinated event with oth China and Iraq and all is aligned as it should be. Sit back and relax and watch the show.

martha wrote
18m ago
dajen there is no date and I believe it is old and refers to loast week when they tried and stopped. Tony was quite specific that they are now being collected and of course what rate?

elmerf123456 wrote
17m ago
Amazing times are ahead and that you can bank on! Lol.

martha wrote
7m ago
the wat Tony sounded on 8/14 is that was a final call and the next time would be THE CALL.be positive

we need to eep our feet planted firmly on the ground but get our running shoes on for the mad sprint to the bank!

John Doe wrote
7m ago
elmer we have heard that for way to long to bring me any comfort

elmerf123456 wrote
3m ago
Then All I can offer you Johm Doe is to sell your currency and get out and deal with the thoughts of any events after. That's your choice!

martha wrote
15m ago

I lost 40,000.00 years ago in a currency deal

Friday Morning News with ELMER

Taken in context from TNT Chat!

elmerf123456 wrote
14m ago
@UNIraq: #Iraq: UN rights office hails reform package following countrywide protests - http://t.co/bcvUyg5bFs @UNrightswire

@(null): Extensive reforms that let them spend just require fair and firm in support of these reforms, and stand up to the mafia. http://t.co/kJTfOtm28l

The protests are in favor of the reforms but they want to hurry up and get rid of the people that I heart corrupt in the The protests are in favor of the reforms but they want to hurry up and get rid of the people that I heart corrupt in the GoI

AutoCorrect while driving is not a good thing the protest are in favor of all the reforms what they want to get rid of all the corrupt individuals in the government and they don't want to wait for this [size=13](Elmer, you should know better than to text while driving)

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So basically what we are witnessing is the voice of the people not willing to just say OK you got laws done you got reforms past we want action and we want it now (Just like Diniarians...We Want Our RV and WANT IT NOW!)

Economics 101 w/Martha & Elmer

elmerf123456 wrote
47m ago
Trying to market continues to tumble our market will tumble should be another red letter day perfect storm has gotten bigger looks like our pride is getting brighter

Martha. How do you like the second straight dip in the Chinese market with Juan (who is Juan?)

martha wrote
44m ago
have been reading reuters. It is a correction that there central bank and IMF are loving

US is mad,though because they know they will be next

elmerf123456 wrote
43m ago
Martha an intended correction. China does what they say and don't play games. They have been telling us they were going to depeg for a long time. No one listens

martha wrote
43m ago
china is correctin against their GDP

I know and the investors who hedge their bets are losing their shirts Ha Ha watch their derivatives!

elmerf123456 wrote
42m ago
OK folks focus on this! @IraqDaily: Zebari CBI Gov meet outline banking & financial reform importance http://t.co/H2CBfDbxCE #Iraq #bank

martha wrote
41m ago
we, as dinarians have become so educated in the new economics it is amazing what we can see and they cant-tunnel vision. They make China and Russia the "bad"guys (the word dinarians and the word educated should never be used in the same sentence)

elmerf123456 wrote
40m ago
The only thing I knows the conversation was on the phone should BB has been close very close for a long time now (Huh?)

martha wrote
39m ago
believe me when I say the button has been pushed and we are next

martha wrote
37m ago
elmerf do you remeber the post yesterday about the money reform done and it smelled of an RV?

we need to be very careful talking about our new found wealth. There are still those who will try every trick in the book to steal it

elmerf123456 wrote
31m ago
David Woo, Currency Analyst for Merrill Lynch: "This is only the beginning. China had to do this to lower interest rates. This is a very small step! "China needs a big big devaluation. This is a capitulation of China moving their currency to a market-based value. " Translation: China has Depegged. Look for Global RV Soon!

China said all along that they were going to go Gold backed currency. First a depeg

martha wrote
25m ago
devaluing helps in 2 ways.It helps a country on their exports by reducing the cost to other countries.It helps bring their gdp into line. China,by de-pegging from USD will actually be able to have a floating rate.sound familar?

these are things that US doesnt want to happen. yesterday,china had to sell off usd to help the correction

elmerf123456 wrote
23m ago
Also for disclosure purposes please do not repost any of my information from this point forward on any other dinar sites this is to be mentioned and kept here (or????)

martha wrote
21m ago
I also dont want anything of what I say to go out there either. I am not a happy camper about being splattered out there (we don't always get what we want, do we?)

we are hear to help TNT,actually I tried to help the other sites but got slammed so many times,I said forget it (maybe because you're an idiot?)

ellmerf maybe we should post an offical disclosure in the intel section (that just shows how dumb you are.)

Ivan we can try at least but you know what we are there and it will be over so quikly we will be forgotten (we'll never forget you, Martha.)

elmerf123456 wrote
17m ago
Things are getting too sensitive right now we need to be careful and keep everything inside the room so Dinar recaps please do not repost my information at this particular time (Dinar Recaps....Are you out there?)

martha wrote
7m ago
okay,elmerf I sent a very nice professional letter asking them not to post our info. (hope it was more professional than your writing here.....there/their, etc.)

elmerf you are welcome.recaps is funny. sometimes they will publish some of my stuff and I have sent letters and sometimes if I need to contact someone from a roup, I will post within the article and mark it dont print or extract the material (roup?)

Already Blessed in chat on recent topics June 9

ALREADY BLESSED wrote TNT POSITION AT THIS TIME....WE HAVE NOT SEEN ANY PROOF THAT THE ZIM IS EXPIRING. DE-MONETIZING IS SOMETHING ELSE AND EXCHANGING IN COUNTRY DOES NOT AFFECT US

ALREADY BLESSED wrote WE DON'T EVEN KNOW THAT THERE IS A DEADLINE FOR THE ONES WE HAVE

ALREADY BLESSED wrote I STILL HAVE NOT SEEN PROOF AND OKROCKS AND I LOOKED FOR IT

Peaches1 wrote the extension Tony heard about was six months.

ALREADY BLESSED wrote TONY AND DAZ AND MANY OTHERS SUGGEST YOU HAVE A PLAN B THAT WILL WORK BEST FOR YOU....YOU HAVE OPTIONS...AND TIME...SO FAR....WE HOPE ALL IS WELL WITH STERLING AND THAT THE RESERVE PROGRAM IS STILL IN PLAY BUT THERE ARE NO FACTS THAT WE KNOW OF AT THIS TIME

ALREADY BLESSED wrote ALSO.....TY AND STERLING HAVE NOT BEEN CHARGED WITH ANYTHING....THEY ARE INVESTIGATING....THAT IS ALL....SPECULATION, RUMOR AND OPINION ABOUT BUT NO FACTS.

ALREADY BLESSED wrote DAZ HAS BEEN EDUCATING YOU FOR DAYS ABOUT IT....YOU HAVE ALL THE INFO YOU NEED TO MAKE GOOD DECISIONS THAT ARE RIGHT FOR YOU. IT COULD HAVE BEEN WORSE!

ALREADY BLESSED wrote REGARDING THE YOUTUBE VIDEO THAT HAS BEEN CIRCULATING AND THE TOPIC OF DISCUSSION...TONY WATCHED IT AND DID NOT SEE ANYTHING THERE TO CAUSE ANY CONCERN WHATSOEVER. ABADI AND POTUS GET ALONG REALLY WELL. THEY HAVE A GREAT WORKING RELATIONSHIP AND PRES. OBAMA HAS A GREAT DEAL OF RESPECT AND ADMIRATION FOR DR. ABADI AND ALL THAT HE HAS ACCOMPLISHED! DR.ABADI GOT WHAT HE WANTED FROM THE G7....NO ISSUES THERE

okrocks wrote FYI I saw the youtube version that Iraq put out and it does look different then the one our media put out

ALREADY BLESSED wrote ANY ATTORNEY WORTH THEIR SALT WOULD HAVE ADVISED THEM (Sterling) NOT TO SAY ANYTHING AT ALL WHILE AN ACTIVE INVESTIGATION IS GOING ON.

ALREADY BLESSED wrote I CAME IN BECAUSE THERE HAS BEEN SO MUCH MIS-INFO ABOUT ALL THESE SUBJECTS AND I HOPED THAT MAYBE I COULD HELP

Adept1 wrote AB: Iko mentioned an anomaly on Forex last night and again early in the morning; he felt this implies they tried to release the RV again, but didn't state it as fact.

ALREADY BLESSED wrote ADEPT - I READ THAT AND JUST HAVEN'T HEARD ANY DETAILS THAT MIGHT SUPPORT THAT BUT WE DON'T KNOW EVERYTHING AND WHILE TONY IS NEVER WRONG...HE IS QUICK TO POINT OUT THAT I AM OFTEN LOVINGLY, OF COURSE

ALREADY BLESSED wrote AS OF OUR INFO RIGHT NOW....THERE IS NO REASON TO BELIEVE THAT THE RESERVE PROGRAM IS OVER....HANG IN THERE AND HAVE A PLAN B
RedBaron wrote AB, I appreciate what you're trying to do for those in distress over Sterling. How would a "plan B" work for those folks who have had multiple reserve orders in the past week with Sterling not responding to Service Ticket requests, phone or taking payments? Thanks for your thoughts. RB

ALREADY BLESSED wrote RED BARON - THE OBVIOUS....IF STERLING RESERVES ARE OFF THE TABLE AND THAT IS STILL A BIG IF.....THEN THEY HAVE ALTERNATIVES IN PLACE

ALREADY BLESSED wrote I HAVE RESERVES WITH STERLING, MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS DO AS WELL...I AM NOT UNAFFECTED BY THIS BUT I DON'T WORRY ABOUT SOMETHING I HAVE NO CONTROL OVER...I TAKE ACTION AND HAVE ADVISED FAMILY AND FRIENDS TO DO THE SAME.

ME: if you saw that article carried over to recaps from bond lady's site that Barazani died from a stroke... welll he is just fine
Brett McGurk ‏@brett_mcgurk - Excellent meetings today in #Erbil w/President Barzani to review campaign against #ISIL in both #Iraq and #Syria.
Brett McGurk ‏@brett_mcgurk - 87 airstrikes against #ISIL terrorists in #Iraq & #Syria over last 72 hours including #Raqqa, #Kobani, #Bayji, #Mosul, & across #Anbar.

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All I can say on the Sterling situation is that yesterday (8th) I tried to roll over some reserves I have been paying on for 20 months that expired over the weekend (allowing me to roll over on Monday). When I tried to execute the roll over I got a message saying "we are not able to accept orders or payments at this time please check again later" (tried 3 times during the day), and got the same when I tried to purchase outright. When I called the phone number after there was no chat function, all I got was voice mail navigation and no matter what option you picked it disconnected the call or started the message again. No one was picking up.

Today I got an automated e-mail stating "Your Guaranteed 30 Layaway order has Expired because we did not receive your Final Payment by the expiration date Payment." "We will automatically ship you ________ IQD in 4 business days" (an amount equal to my original deposit 20 months ago). I tried all the message extensions and all of them looped back to the original message.

I watch "American Greed" and when the FBI comes in and raids a place, it means they have been watching and gathering information and evidence for a long time. Someone is caught and the Feds are preparing their case for trial. I am a super positive and optimistic person, but the writing on the wall doesn't look good. There certainly won't be a quick resolution to this event. Those of us involved with Sterling need to prepare mentally that it could all be gone. My guess is if we see anything from Sterling - it won't be for 2-3 years and it will be in the form of a settlement, if anything at all.

Having said that I'm confident they sold legitimate currency and if you have it in hand I'm sure you're fine. It just isn't likely that there will be anything coming from reserves with Sterling. Better to count it as 0 and then be surprised when something comes out in a couple of years - who knows - maybe the Dinar will have gone up so much in value by then that any reserve settlement will be a chunk of money?!

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Thank you GAPeach, it's a point I also wanted to emphasize. Emails about expiration we all know are generated automatically. People may not receive their equivalent in currency until they are cleared to do so....and may even have an option to continue their rollover. Right now, it's obvious that Sterling has higher priorities to take care of. It's only in a worse case scenario should plan B be activated, and at this juncture we have no clue regarding outcomes. So please, those who wish to strike matches, stay away from my hair. Thanks ever so much.

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I agree...I see no reason to worry about the zim expiring, or the dinar or any other currence we hold. America has tons of dinar, zim, dong, rial, rupiah....if ours expires so will theirs. So will China's. So will all countries that own them. It defeats the purpose of rv'ing if the currencies become no good. China is going to jump on the zim we hold as soon as it is legal to do so. They almost own Zimbabwe now. No worries. The only people who should ever worry is the politicians who have already exchanged. They've got no where to hide. It is my personal bet, probably a better bet than American Pharoah was that there is some R.I.C.O. employees who have currencies and are waiting in the wings for this currency reset. Las Vegas, Las Vegas, Las Vegas.

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sdinlwas1995 wrote:

Rolling over a reserve for 20 months, what did that cost? Just curious.

Not sure what his is.. but... mine for 2 years was about $25 per million per month to maintain option..... thus $600 over the last two years PER million....
NEVER thought it would go 6 months past June 28th, 2013.. when Iraqi was trying to be recognized independent in the United Nations. Boy was I wrong... but it sure looked good December 2013
for some. I appraised these costs every month... and treated it like an option bet, paying pennies on the dollar on option to renew the next month. A gamble every month, but sure did not see Sterling be shutting down in this mess. But....
I sure expected that all the dealers would have to be quickly shut down for selling anything when the RV happened,.... a good sign if all dealers were shut down