Dismissal of the most failed finance minister, Abdul Amir Allawi

by **claud39** Mon Mar 01, 2021 10:24 am

Dismissal of the most failed finance minister, Abdul Amir Allawi
02/28/2021

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Dismissal of the most failed finance minister, Abdul Amir Allawi

Dismissal of the most failed Central Bank of Iraq president

** Demand for the abolition of deductions firstly called taxes on the salaries of employees and retirees.

** Abolishing the exchange rate of the US dollar 1450 and returning to the previous exchange rate of 1120.

** Demanding that Haitham al-Jubouri and Majida al-Tamimi be sacked ... From the Parliamentary Finance Committee because they are working against the interest of the vast majority of the people and their negative stance on setting the US dollar exchange rate of 1450, which has constituted a humanitarian disaster for the Iraqi people, i.e. 99 percent of the people are affected by the decision of the executive and legislative authority.

## \ In the event that the demands of the Iraqi people are not met, the vast majority of the people will boycott the upcoming parliamentary elections.

: A legitimate question?

Why does the movement of wisdom and others insist on keeping the exchange rate of the US dollar at 1450 ??? !!!

We believe that your position is against the interest of the vast majority of the Iraqi people, including employees, retirees, earners, merchants, peasants, national intellectuals, students, women, professors of Iraqi universities and institutes, and if the demands of the Iraqi people are not met, the vast majority of the Iraqi people will boycott the upcoming parliamentary elections. The goal is clear: to buy state assets at a low price, after enriching with the US dollar and the Iraqi dinar. The experience of the Russian Federation for the period 1992-1999 is similar to the experience of occupied Iraq .

https://www.almaalomah.com/2021/02/28/522899/

by **claud39** Mon Mar 01, 2021 10:34 am

Political and economic collapse of the independent Russia [ change | modify the code ]

Main article: Commonwealth of Independent States .

From 1991, the first president of the new Russia, Boris Yeltsin created the current institutions of the Russian state, he gave a liberal inflection to the regime by privatizing national property and land, in often obscure conditions. The functioning of Russian society, which had to abandon socialism, is deeply upset and leads to the enrichment of a minority ( oligarchs such as Roman Abramovich , Boris Berezovski , Mikhail Khodorkovski , Rem Viakhirev.) the decline of the economic tool, the weakening of the federal state and a catastrophic fall in the standard of living of the Russians. The rapid reorganization of the economic apparatus combined with the effects of the breakup of the USSR caused during the 1990s a collapse of the economy, the GDP being halved in a few years, while the excess mortality directly due to these shock policies is estimated at several million people 15 .

From 1991 to 1995, Russia lived through dark years: inflation of 1000%, exponential unemployment, closure of old Russian factories, decrease in the population. The defense sector is neglected. Strategic military bases close, weapons suddenly disappear from warehouses to be sold. At the same time, Russia must manage two Chechen wars, launched by Djokhar Doudaïev , who manages to unite his people against “the Russian occupier”.

The army is moreover held in check in the conflict which opposes it to the Islamist separatists of Chechnya . The completely free 1993 elections resulted in a rise in the nationalist current and the maintenance of an important communist vote ^{[ref. necessary]} . A new constitution, adopted in December 1993 after a serious constitutional crisis and the bringing into line of the Congress of People's Deputieswith the help of the army, gives a more presidential turn to the regime. The period was also characterized by large population movements between the states making up the USSR (Russian population from neighboring states falling back into Russia, emigration of Russians of German origin or of Jewish religion, brain drain) and within Russia (abandonment of the countryside and the most remote areas in Siberia).

A peace agreement was signed on August 31, 1996 with the Chechen forces. This agreement leads to a status quo leaving Chechnya (renamed "Islamic Republic of Ichkeria") de facto self-government in exchange for a promise to postpone independence talks.

The economic and political disorder continued until 1998 when the Russian financial system collapsed, plunging a large part of the population into difficulties (except for a tiny minority of the new rich, nicknamed New Russians ). Two years after the peace accords, deadly attacks are mourning several cities in Russia, including Moscow, killing 293 people. Putin accuses the Chechen leaders. The way is open to declare total war against terrorists and the 1 ^st October 1999, the Russian army intervenes again in the breakaway republic. According to non-governmental organizations, the number of civilians who perished during the two wars is estimated between 100,000 and 300,000.

On December 31, 1999, Boris Yeltsin abdicated in a long speech broadcast on NTV (oligarch Goussinsky's channel) and ORT (oligarch Berezovski's channel). He makes a mea culpa of his management and steps aside in favor of his successor Vladimir Poutine , a former KGB , unknown to politics, whose rapid rise is orchestrated by the Bérézovski clan. ^{[ref. necessary]}

^{https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Histoire_de_la_Russie}