Tlar - maliki and zero deletion

4-24-2013 Newshound Guru Tlar As long as he [Maliki] continues to try to fight to stop the deletion of the zeros...that tells me Maliki believes the bank is preceding to remove the zeros. If these kinds of attacks stop, then I believe he thinks the position of the bank has changed and they have decided not to go forward.

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4-24-2013 Newshound Guru Tlar I would think less of Maliki if he did not try to muster the troops to stop this. He has done it for 3 years straight. The difference to me is that the CBI, through on site international urging is moving ahead this time. We know the scare tactics of Maliki. Smuggling, counterfeiting, government stability. He has worn out these excuse and these problems will be aided by the currency. It will not add to the problem++. The bank in my opinion has given up trying to appease, get agreement or approval from the government. They also have been methodically working to get this done. They appear not to want to argue this anymore as there has been few articles that have come out where they are trying to defend the decision to go.

I think the bank is in the open throttle position. It is their decision to make and I believe they have made it. I have not seen a definitive article from the COM retracting their suggested start date of July of this year. ...Maliki has fired his accusation of theft toward Turki only to have it miss him entirely. We also remember this shot was fired on the back of the Integrity Commissions findings on Shabibi. Maliki cannot throw more charges against Turki because those too will be seen as politically motivated.

Also these election results might help defang Maliki because he has just become a lame duck PM in my opinion. All these things bode well for the deletion of the zeros to go forward. IMHO we won't see much coming out of the bank this time as we have seen in the past. We will see little discussion from them. They have already argued their position over 3 years. I think the bank will spring this on the government when they feel the time is right. IMHO they remain suspiciously quite this time. [post 3 of 3]