Category: Council of Ministers

Parliament Cannot Be Dissolved Without PM Request

Urgent … source: President told the political blocs that he will dissolve parliament if it is not present a candidate for prime minister today print-icon.gif save-icon.gif 10/08/2014 13:36:00

BAGHDAD / NINA / A political source revealed that the President Fuad Masum told the political blocs that he will dissolve the House of Representatives if it is not present a candidate for prime minister today.

The source said in a statement to the National Iraqi News Agency / NINA / “The president stressed the need to present a candidate of the National Alliance for the Prime Minister, or he will dissolve the House of Representatives by his constitutional authorities , and that what the president told the political blocs.”
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  The source pointed out that “the National Alliance held a meeting to discuss its options currently on the candidate after being told about the message of the President of the Republic to the leaders of the political blocs” ./End    http://www.ninanews.com/english/News_Details.asp?ar95_VQ=HFMDJI

Kurdistan warns of catastrophe .. the dissolution of parliament and a legal expert: Parliament may not be dissolved without the request of the Prime Minister

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 Baghdad-Iraq-Presse August 10 / August: spokesman warned the Kurdistan Alliance pro-Tayeb of potential disaster threaten the political process and require the Iraqi government to dissolve parliament if it did not settle the issue of naming the prime ministerial candidate.

While Bush’s legal expert Tareq Harb that he is not entitled to the president to dissolve parliament, but at the request of the Prime Minister.

 A spokesman for the Kurdish bloc in the House of Representatives pro-Tayeb said   “there timings constitutionality must be on all the political blocs to be respected and not be exceeded Taking unresolved prime minister in the specified period, and this is our responsibility all of us, then we will bear the gravity of the situation resulting from the dissolution of parliament,”

pointing out that on “Parliament that responds to the call of President infallible judge, rather than the dissolution of parliament if they do not agree on the blocks choose a prime minister in the specified period.”

 He added Tayeb, we are “in dire need now to form a new government liquidate all the problems and address the mistakes of the parliamentary session the past,” he said, adding that Iraq would go to the mess it is difficult to elect a new parliament and government will be the danger of the collapse process is fundamental if it actually happened and dissolve parliament. “

 The leaders of the National Alliance seeks to declare their candidate for prime minister in the coming hours and commitment to constitutional Baltoukitat “stipulated in this regard.

 For his part, stressed the legal expert Tariq Harb, said on Sunday that the president has no right to dissolve parliament without the request of the Prime Minister.

 He said the war   in a press statement received / Iraq Press / copy of it “has identified Article 64 of the Constitution in two ways to dissolve parliament the first by an executive is to submit a request from the Prime Minister and the approval of the President of the Republic of any solution that is not issued by the President of the Republic, but at the request of the Prime Minister “.

  He added that “the way through the second parliamentary solves the House of Representatives, where a majority of its members released any approval of the 165 members at the request of a third of its members at the request of 110 members.”
  The war continued by saying, “In the case of the solution calls for the president to general elections in the country within a maximum period of 60 days from the date of dissolution is the Council of Ministers in this case have resigned and continues to run the daily affairs.”

 He did not elaborate legal expert reason behind this statement Is there anyone who raises the dissolution of the House of Representatives and the election of a new council to solve the problem which is the current constitutional identify the biggest bloc, which oozes from the president assigns to form a new government. Anthy.v.         http://www.iraqpressagency.com/?p=81901&lang=ar

Shi’ite lawmakers: the rule of law disintegrated

He said three of the deputies, on Saturday, that’s insistence reference Najaf on the application of the principle of “Change and Reform,” which advocated by most of the national forces, may resolve the position of most of the parties within the National Alliance, which has become convinced of providing an alternative candidate for Nouri al-Maliki, head of the caretaker government, pointing out that the Liberals and the citizen currently negotiating with all components of the “rule of law” with the exception of the Dawa party, which means that this list practically disintegrated during the talks.

This comes at a time Deputy for al-Sadr, the Shiite parties, has already begun, to provide guarantees for failure to prosecute al-Maliki prosecuted while pulling his candidacy for the presidency of the government, and that at his request, and the requirements of “the transfer of quiet authority.”
and want most Iraqi parties, a change in the political team for the government, designed message existence project a serious review and reform, and the promise that a critical step to absorb the anger and protest and calm climate troubled exploited by terrorist groups for months, and ended up collapsing military, putting the country at a dangerous crossroads.
emerged reference Najaf as a basic party in this call, loaded with politicians responsibility activate reforms, to face the repercussions of the collapse of military sudden.
MP said the bloc citizen Hassan sari in an interview with “long”, that the National Alliance has decided to attend the meeting of the Council of Representatives to be held next Tuesday, all the mass, “adding,” but did not agree components so far , a candidate for prime minister. ”
is not expected to force lead “the next meeting to resolve the issue of the prime minister, because of internal disputes within the National Alliance on personalities nominated for this position,” noting that the rigidity Nuri al-Maliki’s nomination, another resolution of the candidate’s name within the National Alliance ” .
and follow the leadership of the Supreme Council that “the blocks that fall within the National Alliance rejects categorically the renewal of the third term of the owners on the grounds that the presidential candidate of the Council of Ministers must have the admissibility national within the coalition and blocks other national.”
said allies of the owners within the state law repeatedly this week, They’re with the condition of admissibility stipulated by reference, and came such statements on the lips of leaders of the Badr Organisation, (25 seats within Maliki’s bloc) and carried a clear signal from the cracked alliance.
noted applicable to “all the mechanisms developed by the National Alliance regarding its candidate for prime minister and most important of acceptability among masses national, not available in the candidate state law, Nuri al-Maliki, “noting that most of the blocks of the National Alliance and other political blocs are conservative on his candidacy.”
so stressed Secretary General of the Islamic Jihad and the building of the Supreme Council of the Islamic Hassan Jihad, that the National Alliance is committed to the directives religious authority that called in earlier to change and not to cling to positions, taking into account the public interest “and expressed confidence that the National Alliance will be able in the coming days to nominate its candidate for prime minister in accordance with the directives of the reference in Najaf.”
and on what is being said about the existence of talks between the National Alliance and parts of the block state law on the prime minister, pointed out in force that “negotiations are continuing between the blocs of the Liberals and the citizens and all the blocks of the state of law, with the exception of the Islamic Dawa Party, about to accelerate in the naming of the Prime Minister.”
and pointed out that “these discussions focused heavily on the preservation of the National Alliance and the lack exclusion or marginalization of any block of blocks Alliance, “noting that these negotiations you want to resolve the issue frameworks quiet correct that is to withdraw the nomination of al-Maliki of the job and put the alternative.”
and that “all the components of the rule of law except block the Islamic Dawa Party, with blocks Liberals The citizen and the virtue and the Reform Movement, unwilling Maliki’s nomination for prime minister in response to the directives of the religious authority. ”
In this context, illustrates the MP for the Liberal bloc parliamentary Tariq Kikhany that the alliance continues to debates about the name of its candidate for prime minister, with a commitment to the opinion of the religious authority that called for change. ”
and between Kikhany told the “term”, that stuck-Maliki candidacy for the post of prime minister has hampered the National Alliance for providing the candidate of the political blocs, “stressing that all the blocks that fall within the rule of law shown flexibility in presenting a consensus candidate rather than al-Maliki in response to the opinion of reference.”
and added that “The National Alliance will resolve naming its candidate for prime minister in accordance with the timings constitutional”
and confirms the MP “that al-Maliki began looking for assurances from the blocks of the National Alliance on non-accountable legally on all the events that occurred in the previous period,” explaining that “blocks the coalition gave him assurances in return withdraw his nomination the post of prime minister. ” He pointed out that “part of this is to grant assurances may Maliki locations in prominent state institutions.”

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Tlar & Friends With News & Comments

Sun Aug 03 2014 13:04 | (Voice of Iraq) – The Federal Judicial Authority denied receiving Federal Supreme Court any request or complaint of “largest bloc” in charge of the formation of the government, pointing out that the Federal Court decision issued in 2010 is still valid and in force.

He Bayraqdar that “the Federal Court issued a decision in 2010 interpreted Article 76 of the Constitution,” adding that “this decision has become enforceable and binding on all the authorities.”

Luckylady:   Good morning tlar and everyone!  Haven’t they already  ruled on this?  I sure hope you are right about Maliki not receiving immunity.  He should pay for what he’s done but this is Iraq and very little surprises me anymore. Thanks for all you do tlar by sharing your perspective in this confusing and frustrating investment.
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    Ralph:   Thanks Tlar!!  I was just thinking this morning, the situation must be getting better. I haven’t seen anything about the Kurds breaking from Iraq..

Tlar:    They ruled on it in the 2010 elections.  That is why the court always refers back to that ruling. 

The SOL (State of Law) will continue to say they are the largest block but they too along with Maliki signed the document in 2010 saying the NA  (National Alliance)is the largest block. 

Now they are saying its a forged document but other signatories are saying they witnessed the SOL and Maliki sign it as they themselves signed it. 

This is just a false SOL argument intended to be a negotiating tactic by creating what they hope is a vehicle to throw another monkey wrench in the deal. 

They hope to get full immunity in trade for “the largest block” and Maliki stepping down. 

It is their last ditch effort .  It won’t work.  In separate articles from the coalition who is a large part of the NA,  (National Alliance)  the NA has already said they will attend parliament on Tuesday and in another article they have said they will announce their nominee on Monday.  tlar

DreamWeaver:    Thanks, Tlar, for the article and your comments.

Do you think there is anything to the rumor that Maliki will be an MP?  How does that work?  Is he an MP now, but not sworn in … or does he need to do something else to be a legit MP? Don’t understand, Tlar, as IF he was voted in as MP in last election … which as I understand it, he was …  then why couldn’t or wouldn’t he stay on as an MP.

That will solve immunity issue and feed his egotistical need to feel as though he is still needed by Iraqi people.

Tlar, I just don’t see him running before someone is actually chasing him.  Right now there is no one chasing him, so why wouldn’t he stay on as MP and wait to run until international community chases him … seriously chases him … and not just a smattering of articles here and there.

IMO these type of manical, delusional dictators don’t ever run until someone is hunting them down …

so I’m not expecting Maliki to disappear from the scene.  I fully expect him to be standing up on the podium during speeches by legit GOI PM and President, waiving his arms and thanking HIS beloved Iraqi people for their support.

 He’s batshite crazy and in my experience these type of people do not make logical choices or moves.

 JMO … though I hope you’re correct on this one, my friend, as I’d love to see this blight to Iraq not only gone but punished.  Best. ~ DW

Tlar:    The tone of the articles are now saying the coalition is just basically ignoring all the BS coming out of the SOL.  (State of Law)

 The SOL is disintegrating everyday now as their president continues to say we will nominate Maliki.

 If there was a vote today I don’t believe the SOL would get more than 30-40 votes period.  The negotiations IMO  (in My Opinion) are done. 

As usual the SOL  (State of Law) and Maliki let that potential slide to the last minute hoping to muscle a deal for immunity.

 With defections like the Badr organization and others, the SOL missed that opportunity and has lost all potential for good will that earlier they might have taken advantage of. 

Notice there are no articles saying Hakim or anyone is meeting with the SOL. 

Other than meetings between coalition members there looks to be no more talks. 

Notice also this late in the game and the news has been reduced to just trading barbs;  Hardly what you would expect to see with the parliament convening in two days. 

The coalition looks to have basically stopped negotiating and just waiting for Tuesday. 

I believe the coalition’s attitude is “d*** the torpedo’s, full steam ahead”.  “We are ready and we have the votes.”  tlar

Ralph:   On the heels of Tlar’s comment, I was just sent this….

 Shi’ite lawmakers: the rule of law disintegrated .. and formulate guarantees for the withdrawal of al-Maliki Today.      http://www.almadapaper.net/ar/news/469000

Tlar:       I don’t believe this article.  I don’t believe that they would grant him full immunity nor do I believe his party would play prominently in the new government gaining ministries etc.  Of course “this” is Iraq. tlar

BlueyesinLevis;   Highlighting for Ralph’s wall of text:

-On the heels of Tlar’s comment, I was just sent this…. Ralph

Shi’ite lawmakers: the rule of law disintegrated .. and formulate guarantees for the withdrawal of al-Maliki Today.

Shi’ite lawmakers: the rule of law disintegrated .. and formulate guarantees for the withdrawal of al-Maliki BAGHDAD / Mohammad Sabah.

He said three of the deputies, on Saturday, that’s insistence reference Najaf on the APPLICATION of the principle of “Change and Reform,” which advocated by most of the national forces, may resolve the position of most of the parties within the National Alliance, which has become convinced of providing an alternative candidate for Nouri al-Maliki, head of the caretaker government,

pointing out that the Liberals and the citizen currently negotiating with all components of the “rule of law” with the exception of the Dawa party, which means that this list practically disintegrated during the talks.

-This comes at a time Deputy for al-Sadr, the Shiite parties, has already begun, to provide guarantees for failure to prosecute al-Maliki prosecuted while pulling his candidacy for the presidency of the government, and that at his request, and the requirements of “the transfer of quiet authority.”

and want most Iraqi parties, a change in the political team for the government, designed message existence project a serious review and reform, and the promise that a critical step to absorb the anger and protest and calm climate troubled exploited by terrorist groups for months,

 and ended up collapsing military, putting the country at a dangerous crossroads. emerged reference Najaf as a basic party in this call, loaded with politicians responsibility activate reforms, to face the repercussions of the collapse of military sudden.

-MP said the bloc citizen Hassan sari in an interview with “long”, that the National Alliance has decided to attend the meeting of the Council of Representatives to be held next Tuesday, all the mass, “adding,” but did not agree components so far , a candidate for prime minister. “

 is not expected to force lead “the next meeting to resolve the issue of the prime minister, because of internal disputes within the National Alliance on personalities nominated for this position,”

 noting that the rigidity Nuri al-Maliki’s nomination, another resolution of the candidate’s name within the National Alliance ” .

and follow the leadership of the Supreme Council that “the blocks that fall within the National Alliance rejects categorically the renewal of the third term of the owners on the grounds that the presidential candidate of the Council of Ministers must have the admissibility national within the coalition and blocks other national.”

-said allies of the owners within the state law repeatedly this week, They’re with the condition of admissibility stipulated by reference, and came such statements on the lips of leaders of the Badr Organisation, (25 seats within Maliki’s bloc) and carried a clear signal from the cracked alliance.

noted applicable to “all the mechanisms developed by the National Alliance regarding its candidate for prime minister and most important of acceptability among masses national, not available in the candidate state law, Nuri al-Maliki, “

noting that most of the blocks of the National Alliance and other political blocs are conservative on his candidacy.”

-so stressed Secretary General of the Islamic Jihad and the building of the Supreme Council of the Islamic Hassan Jihad, that the National Alliance is committed to the directives religious authority that called in earlier to change and not to cling to positions,

taking into account the public interest “and expressed confidence that the National Alliance will be able in the coming days to nominate its candidate for prime minister in accordance with the directives of the reference in Najaf.”

and on what is being said about the existence of talks between the National Alliance and parts of the block state law on the prime minister,

pointed out in force that “negotiations are continuing between the blocs of the Liberals and the citizens and all the blocks of the state of law,

with the exception of the Islamic Dawa Party, about to accelerate in the naming of the Prime Minister.”

-and pointed out that “these discussions focused heavily on the preservation of the National Alliance and the lack exclusion or marginalization of any block of blocks Alliance, “

noting that these negotiations you want to resolve the issue frameworks quiet correct that is to withdraw the nomination of al-Maliki of the JOB and put the alternative.”

 and that “all the components of the rule of law except block the Islamic Dawa Party, with blocks Liberals The citizen and the virtue and the Reform Movement,

 unwilling Maliki’s nomination for prime minister in response to the directives of the religious authority. “

-In this context, illustrates the MP for the Liberal bloc parliamentary Tariq Kikhany that the alliance continues to debates about the name of its candidate for prime minister,

with a commitment to the opinion of the religious authority that called for change. ” and between Kikhany told the “term”, that stuck-Maliki candidacy for the post of prime minister has hampered the National Alliance for providing the candidate of the political blocs,

“stressing that all the blocks that fall within the rule of law shown flexibility in presenting a consensus candidate rather than al-Maliki in response to the opinion of reference.”

-and added that “The National Alliance will resolve naming its candidate for prime minister in accordance with the timings constitutional” and confirms the MP “that al-Maliki began looking for assurances from the blocks of the National Alliance on non-accountable legally on all the events that occurred in the previous period,”

 explaining that “blocks the coalition gave him assurances in return withdraw his nomination the post of prime minister. “

He pointed out that “part of this is to grant assurances may Maliki locations in prominent state institutions.”

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 BlueyesinLevis:   Tlar.. the article is giving us some very interesting perspective…

-It says maliki is DEFINITLY Out.. but then talks about immunity… but it CLEARLY is an admission that Maliki is NOT going to be the PM… and that Dawa is crumbling.. and the SoL is changing shape.

-What it says to me is that the Maliki Camp has shifted gears big time.. and they are now scrambling to get him immunity and have dropped the bluster that he will serve a 3rd term.

-That is big I think.

– “As I was sneaking out the back stairs and down the street.. I heard the landlady screaming about the front  rent. She aint gettin’ the front rent. She aint gettin’ the back rent. She aint gettin’ none of it.”  ~ George Thorogood

KJWayne:  I’ll believe Maliki is out when he is OUT! Good to see him go. Get this NEW government in place and functioning. Get Turki and the CBI doing the push the button thing.

Rainbowrow:   Thanks for the breakdown. My favorite part: “The National Alliance will resolve naming its candidate for prime minister in accordance with the timings constitutional”

As long as they keep following their Constitution, we will get there.

Ahwman:  Tlar,  I’ve followed you for years and have always loved your no bull, no hype analysis.

 My heart tells me that you’re the real deal.  That said, most of the dinar community is of the strong opinion that Maliki will not win a third term – me included. 

However, Frank and Delta from KTFA are 100% convinced that Maliki will in fact win a third term after all.  It almost seems as though they know something we don’t. 

Is it possible we’ve underestimated Maliki and that he’s found a loophole of sorts?  I just have this sinking feeling that he will worm his way back in again like he did in 2010… 

I prey my gut is wrong as logic tells me that if in fact he is reelected, our investment will be put on an indefinite hold yet again… Thanks for all of your dedication and effort my friend.

Phillyman:   ahwman, for what its worth, it is interesting how divided the community is over Maliki.  But, I think it is worth noting that if you take the side of Frank, Delta and any other pro Maliki gurus  I would think you would also have to go along with their belief that they do not see Maliki being the PM again as being a problem for us in this investment.  I

t seems like the only ones that feel Maliki will keep us from the RV are those who do not think he is going to be PM again.

I love Tlars take on the contradictory and confusing articles.  But, who is not concerned wondering if our take on things here is correct? 

When the presidency went to someone who no one was predicting I found that to be pretty humbling.  I still don’t feel I have a handle on what the CBI is looking for when they refer to political and economic stability.  Whatever the case it looks like we should have a clearer picture within a week.  Still praying for that RV

RandyT00:          Tlar,  What about this article that was posted this morning in the Iraqi press? I am not sure what to think about it other than Maliki hopeium and wishful thinking…

The 4th paragraph where it talks about immunity is a bit worrisome. The question I have is hasn’t the 1st and 2nd Vice Presidents been chosen and voted on already?    – Randy

No objection for Maliki to have vice-presidency post, National Alliance

Baghdad/ Iraq TradeLink: The National Alliance confirmed its non-objection that Premier Nouri al-Maliki to get the vice-presidency post, if he was totally rejected.

National Alliance Tariq al-Khikani stated that both Sadrist affiliated Ahrar and Muwatin blocs “do not need the posts offered by Maliki for supporting him for the third term”, becausethey have their electoral weight and parliamentary seats.

He re-iterated his alliance’s rejection of Maliki to have the third premiership term.

No exact nomination was given by the National Alliance for the premiership post till now, amid hectic differences with the Alliance itself.

On the other hand, Higher Islamic Council’s sources reported that “quiet” contacts are underway to “give Maliki legal guarantees to acquit him of previous mistakes in return for his withdrawal from premiership post, including giving him an important governmental post”.

Mostof the Iraqi parties want changes in the three Presidencies in order to “absorb masses’ wrath and objection which were utilized by the terrorist groups for the last few months that led to the military collapse and putting Iraq into “dangerous crossroads”.

http://www.iraqtradelinknews.com/2014/08/no-objection-maliki-to-have-vice.html  RandyT00 (~_~)

Below Comments From Tlar’s earlier post on this topic:

Tlar Comment – The SOL continues to say they are the largest block.  They don’t want to challange this in court because if they are ruled not the largest block then they will have lost.

 This is their last harrah, their last stall to get immunity.  Their last argument. 

So between now and Tuesday expect to see this argument get bounced around in the news not the courts.  Tuesday the NA will present its candidate.
 He will come from the Coalition, most likely Mahdi.  The process of building a new non sectarian government will be finished because Mahdi will quickly submit his list of ministers that have been pre-negotiated and pre-agreed upon. 

There should not be much screaming from the SOL the minute the nominee is announced because IMO, the heads of the SOL and Maliki will already be on an airplane to parts unknown having unsuccessfully not received the “real” deal they have been seeking from almost the beginning of this, which is immunity.  tlar.

Mnt goat says the budget has been ratified.

Mnt Goat I was told today that the new Iraq president now has the 2014 budget and has ratified it. It will be announced in the gazette publicly next week, however they plan to open it and begin spending it only once the new government is completed. I have also learned that the Council of Ministers is all hand picked and all they need is a final vote in parliament for the new prime minister to head the council. This final vote should happen anywhere between now and/or on Aug 5th. One other new tidbit this week also occurred…I learned that on Tuesday July 29th Iraq is officially is now a full member to the World Trade Organization (WTO). Can’t be a member of the WTO without an international tradable currency (one that reflects the true asset backed value of the country).

 

MTN GOAT UPDATE — FRI AUG 1ST 2014 — “WE’RE IN THE MONEY”

SOURCE:  http://www.dinarrecaps.com/our-blog/mntgoat-update-friday-aug1-were-in-the-money
08/01/2014
 
(Thank you GeorgeH for sending this to us)

 UU9123 -  “We’re In The Money”

Hi Everyone,

 I come to you today to give you a recent update on the election process and how this relates towards the international rollout of the IQD for Iraq. The news was very good once again.

 This is a time of great anticipation and expectation for our exchange.

 If you have not read my previous news letter from Weds 7/30,  I encourage you to first read it. Today’s news letter, as in all my news letters, is a continuation of the ongoing saga of the IQD RV process.

Today’s News
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It is Friday 8/1 already and all the news from Iraq is very good.

 2014 Budget News- I was told today that the new Iraq president now has the 2014 budget and has ratified it. It will be announced in the gazette publicly next week, however they plan to open it and begin spending it only once the new government is completed.

 How can they do this without an RV’d rate?

So the pressure is on to complete the government since there is much unrest beginning in Iraq over the stalling of the government formation and the lack of funding the government programs. It is critical to now open the budget and fund these programs. How can they do this without an RV’d rate?

 Since my last news letter I have also learned that the Council of Ministers is all hand picked and all they need is a final vote in parliament for the new prime minister to head the council.

 The PTB are not about to let the same shenanigans take place with the ministries that Maliki played  in his game of power in the last election period of 2010. In this election these ministers will all be seated before any significant change in the currency occurs. I have heard this repeatedly from many sources and this is the plan.

 As I have described in my last news letter there are 5 nominees for the position of PM. I am hearing there is a single candidate from the National Alliance that is favored and he will basically go against the candidate from the State of Law Coalition. This final vote should  happen anywhere between now and/or on Aug 5th.  Note: I did not say the RV was going to happen in this timeframe

One other new tidbit this week also occurred that really took me off guard. I learned that on Tuesday July 29th Iraq is officially is now a full member to the World Trade Organization (WTO).

What does this mean?

This is just another indicator we are so close to the final rollout of the international RV of the IQD.

Can’t be a member of the WTO without an international tradable currency (one that reflects the true asset backed value of the country).

 I have always believed that the RV needed a weekend to sync up with the banks and allow down time to push out all the needed files downstream and necessary rates to the monetary exchanges and trading platforms.

I do believe whole heartedly there is an extremely high probability this may occur in the coming weekend of  8/8 – 8/10.

 Of course no knows the date or rate of the rollout, however we can look at the evidencse of chances taking place and see that it is not far away.

 We should however not to expect to be at the banks exchanging prior to the final announcements of the new prime minister and the rest of his council (cabinet). This is something to watch for on the TV.

Probably will be on CNN or FOX News in the USA.

Summary

 So today’s news is all very, very good news once again.

 The amazing tidbits of news from this week are extremely important and encouraging  as we have been waiting for this news all along. These are indicators as to just how close Iraq really is in realizing the true value of their currency on the international markets.

 These tidbits  included

1) the news about the nominees for the prime minister position,

2) the news about the 2014 budget being passed and ratified,

3) the full membership to the WTO 4) the nearness of voting for the prime minister and completing their new government

 So this week was amazing. Like cleaning up many loose ends prior to the dawn of a new Iraq. Be patient though since it is taking much more time than we all want, since we as small investors are not really significant and there is a much larger plan being played out and it is dynamic.

We were told over a week ago that the would conduct their next parliament session on Aug 5th however we know they are conducting sessions each day.

What they meant is the new session would open. They are completing this ongoing session.

The new session will bring us the voting of the prime minister, the first item on the agenda.

 We all know the big money that is made over war. Some say no one ever prospers over war except the very wealthy who start the war. This is only partially true. Some wars are necessary and someone has to finance them. As we know the rule of finance is to make a profit on money loaned. So we hear about the munitions and arms sales, the Halliburton deals for supporting the troops, etc, etc in the Iraq war.

However in this situation in this war the real money making begins once the troops pull out and the RV occurs.

There will be an RV and it will occur very soon.
 
It has just stalled over the last 4 years and if you have been reading my news letters over the last year you know why (Maliki syndrome).

 There are many that say they want to roll this RV out by the end of July. Well…today is Aug 1st so where is the RV?  All the tidbits of news we witnessed this week are telling us  we are soooo very close. I believe there was a target for July. I am not hearing of any new target as it is now a day by day event watching for political success in Iraq.

 If you have been reading my news letters seriously over the last year you know I have published many personal tips of mine on how to approach the bank on the exchange, safe guard your wealth and privacy and how to handle the personal wealth managers.

 Please go back to the Mnt Goat archives and re-read some of these news letters. They will help you. I am not a financial advisor so please consult with professionals that handle large sums of money for investment and do it for a living.

Here is a brief list of those you want on your team of advisors:

 Tax Attorney (pay fair share of Federal, State and Local taxes, plan for future tax savings)

 Estate Attorney (setting up legal entities i.e. trusts,  foundations, LLC, etc…advice on how to handle an estate, self preservation and legal protection)

 Certified CPA (10 or more years experience handling large estates)

 Wealth Manager (Private vs Bank provided, what are their fees or commissions? )

 There is really nothing much more to say at this time other than to sing along with the money song: Enjoy, Relax and Wait !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbPqr9O5opI
  

  
I want to emphasize once again this final announcement  of the IQD going international will not happen until the USA feels the Iraq government is stable, non-sectarian and is a functional government.

This is has been the plan all along. They may have wavered a bit on how the plan was implemented but the overall plan guidelines have not changed.

 Peace and Luv To Ya All,

 Mnt Goat 


Tlar & Friends Q & A With Comments Part 1

Tlar & Friends Q & A With Comments From Updated Email To Family & Friends Part 1

Buttercup:  Tlar, thank you so much.  I haven’t heard anything lately about those committees set up to revisit the budget and pull out all the Maliki b.s. — do you know anything about that, Tlar?  Hopefully, the budget is done now with all necessary revisions and only needs a vote.  Thanks again.

DreamWeaver:  Tlar, once again.  Great post that is appreciated.  Respectfully, I don’t agree with you on two points.

#1 – August 8th is way too optimistic in my opinion IF I were going to specify a date.  Love ya Tlar,  :)  but IMO there will be no “settled political situation” until new PM and his ministers and cabinet are voted in by Parliament–and I just don’t see that being finished by August 8th.

#2 – IMO there is no “settled political situation” with ISIS running amock.  Yes, I believe the Sunnis will resolve it relatively quickly after Mal is gone, BUT that will still take some time.
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  DreamWeaver Continues:  Turki had his hands full just dealing with counterfeit situation and getting to 2% spread, so I cannot imagine that he would risk ISIS being able to buy massive weapons through an RV that surely didn’t need to occur until after ISIS’ demise.

For nearly a year, I’ve expected this RV to occur around this time because of what I’ve gleaned through reading articles, etc, as everything seems to be dovetailing at this point  (banking, smart cards, tariffs–with SFA in Sept) and I agree 100% with you that the RV is event driven.

The RV has always been event driven — though trying to figure out which event or series of events will trigger the RV is like being in a dark room, blindfolded — taking swipes at a pinata.

We do not disagree that this is the optimum time … and I respect that you may be accurate about the rate … but I just cannot get all worked up about August 8th, yet, as Iraq is a mine field of disappointing expectations … as they just don’t function in a logical way.

 That’s my 2 cents, my friend, and would welcome your thoughts on how Turki could possibly view just an elected PM as a “settled” government when Parl could vote it down and while ISIS is still a threat.  Blessings ~ DW.

Rissas dad:   Thanks tlar. Don’t expect much news today as you say, but I am looking to see how quiet Maliki and his supporters are today. I think we can bank on him being done and if there isn’t any of the usual posturing by them today then I think we can rest easy and look forward to tomorrow.

RDiddy:  Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Tlar. They’re moving at lightning speed, compared to the last 5 years I’ve been part of the dinar world. Thank God the Iraqi people are finally going to have the freedom and democracy they’ve been waiting for.

Blue Duck:  Very good Tlar, I love the way you put the forth coming events but must say DW raises some valid questions…thanks for the brain stimulation as there’s much to think about over a cup of coffee…Cheers!

Laura:  Takes lots of time to shift through information, and put together a conclusion.  No matter the date, we really are almost there, and appreciate everyone’s efforts so very much.  Thank you, Tlar!

Good morning everyone…..great start for another good week, one more day…closer.

KJWayne:   Everybody has thier own opinion of what is happing and what is about to. DW brings forth good concerns and tlar has good understanding of the articles that have been put forth.

We don’t have to make any decisions because WE are not in the equation. All we have to do is wait. We are real good at that! Take this time to go over YOUR plans for cashin in and your steps to the rest of your future. When this thing hits(RV), it might be to late to start planning or mistakes can be made.

Go hug your kids and grandkids today and everytime you get a chance. I’m sure gonna plan on my grandkids being taken care of for a while, after RV . Ya’ll, here on CC. matter to me !  see ya.

rissas dad:   DreamWeaver, you asked Tlar but I hope you dont mind if I express my opinion.  If you do mind, please just dont read it.

You bring up some points that I have been thinking about as well.  As an optimistic-skeptic I believe as you do. 

However I think Tlar is betting that the council of ministers has already been decided upon, regardless of if it is Mahdi or Chalabi.  There are indications based on presented articles that they have been meeting for a good while on this new government. 

The most important thing here, and you talked about yourself, is the ISIS problem.  They dont have time to delay this any longer than absolutely necessary.  ISIS themselves have said they will return to Syria once Maliki is gone.  The sunni tribes have said they will force them out also. 

The US have said they will not help Maliki dispel them as it would be seen has helping the Shia.  But a non-sectarian new Iraqi government, thats a whole other story. 

The US can help a gov that is represented by all.  It wont be seen as devisive. 

In other words, this is being setup to be resolved very quickly.  They say they will leave, the US will help force them out, and the sunnis will turn on them.  Not to mention the Peshmerga.  It wont take long.

The PM and his cabinet will be released very soon.  I do not expect there to be a delay in between the naming of the PM and the forming of his cabinet. 

Will all of them be put up for a vote in Parliament on the 5th?  Probably not but Massum and Jabouri arent playing around.  It wouldnt surprise me if sometime between the 5th to the 8th they will be presented for a vote. 

And they will be voted in just as Massum and Jabouri were, quickly and without much here-to-fore.  They dont have time to waste.

The other reason and probably the biggest is they are broke.  That word should be capitalized. 

And not the RV is in the budget thing, I mean money for them to operate and fight this incursion and get things going.  And I dont buy this ISIS robbing banks and stealing dinar. 

The first Mosul story turned out to be bull to.  There have lots of articles stating there is no liquidity in the banks.  Milliions of dinar in a single bank.  Nope, sorry.

Sure some is dispersed around over these years to some groups who we probably dont want to have it, but that wont change.  Most of those groups spend as they get it which means dollars, not a dinar that may be worth alot at some point.

Just my two cents. 

The only delays of the last few weeks have been the constitutional restraints, which have been well within the outlined timeframes, and boxing in Maliki and eroding his support within the NA (ie state of law). 

The other delay was the “feast” which will be over tomorrow.  If you dont think they are in a hurry, think about Ramadan.  Have you ever seen them do a fraction of what has been done this year!  That speaks volumes.

BigJohn:  Thanks Tlar. Great summation of where we are.

DW. Turki said he would Not Hesitate to push the delete the zeros project forward. you do raise some interesting questions. But, I have to agree w Tlar that this is not going to drag out.

We are so very very close.

Jonathan Simmons:  Thanks, Tlar, you summed it up very well. My only question has been asked a couple of times by myself and others but really hasn’t been responded to, and maybe you don’t know.

Are there assurances given to the NA that Badr’s (or any other) bloc can pull a switcheroo and vote for the SOL once the voting commences.

Is it possible that this could be part of a ruse to think the NA now has the numbers and lead them into thinking the NA’s candidate will win when in reality they vote for Maliki?

Just because they vote for NA in the bloc voting doesn’t mean they have to come the actual vote in Parliament. Is there something Badr would have had to sign to lick his support in place?

I know this is kind of a reach and don’t expect it to come into play but it would be good to have more certainty of the situation.

 I don’t believe Badr’s bloc members are threatened because of immunity being lifted as that is the case with some other SOL members who are tied in closer to Maliki, but when you start throwing in Shakristani and Dawa’s names in there it raises a bit of a red flag as I would expect some of them would be susceptible to prosecution once immunity if lifted after the vote.

As far as DW’s comments go, I think ISIS is going to have their collective **** handed to them in short order. The writing on the wall is plain to see and we’re already starting to see movement, leaders killed, ammunition brought over (can you say Hellfire missiles), and some heading for Syria.

Once Maliki is officially gone I think the motivation for them to fight will diminish as well as it will basically achieve what they’re fighting for.

We’ve been storing up intelligence on them for a couple of months now and you can see that when we want to target someone (Baghdad Ali sp) we’ve managed to do it well. IMO this will ramp up quite a bit over the next couple of weeks.

The Aug 8th date seems to imply the last day constitutionally that is on the calendar for the 15 days to be up (and I know you know that DW).

How Turki reads a complete GOI is anybody’s guess.

Will a new PM be enough or will having his full Cabinet and ministers in place be considered complete.

Knowing that the POR can appoint basically whoever he wants if the first nominee can’t form his Cabinet or is voted down, the fact that there are two very reliable candidates for the post of PM, and the enormous rush to get all this done quickly and form the government, along with all the economic reasons to do this, I side closer to Tlar’s timeline. Here’s to urgency and smooth sailing!

Rocko:  I believe they will know the nominees before voting. I don’t think Jourbori would have a vote if Maliki is a nominee. Even if he is the rest of parliament wouldn’t vote him in and Masum could then choose Mahdi of Chalabi for a new nominee. I think we’re in a good place either way.

Rockstar:    I also believe that they already know who the next PM will be and the ministers have already been in the process of being selected! I read this in an article last week it was just one sentence that said they were in the process of selecting the ministers, just can’t remember where.

Anyway it looks like Tlar put out the August 8th date because constitutionally that is when they must have the next PM selected, he is not saying it will RV by that date.

I always remember that Allawi said he could seat his goi within 48 hours so I do not believe it will take them another 30 days to do this! The budget is going back to Parliament also next week to be voted on as well so there are so many things lining up that we need to see!

Now IMO I do believe as long as the PM is set and the ministers do get voted in Parliament very shortly then we will see an increase in the value of the Dinar!

Hopefully by the middle of August they can accomplish the fully seated GOI. I also believe that Isis will be a moot point once the new PM is selected. They have even said themselves that once Maliki is gone so will they!   Great post Tlar thanks again for sharing some great information!

Tlar:  Jonathan Simmons,   Artices are now saying Maliki just wants a MP position as we all suspect just to keep his immunity.   Other articles are saying he has pulled his name from the short list of PM’s.

 We know that al-Jaafari is in that list as well as Sharistani and Chalabi and Maudi. 

When they go to vote al-Jaafari and Shahristani will be quickly dispatched because they too are unacceptable to the Sunni’s and Kurds, leaving either Chalabi or Mahdi as the winner. 

Both al Jaafari and Sharistani’ blocks had really bad showings in the recent elections gaining only a couple of MP’s each.  They have very little political support because of their association with Maliki and their abandonment of the SOL. 

So both the SOL and the coalition have problems with them.

When it comes time to vote each member in the NA whether Coalition or SOL, will have one vote and that vote can only be cast toward one of the nominees on the list. 

Maliki is out period by pulling his nomination unless he re-nigs again and wants the SOL to put him back on the list.  The SOL as a party has committed political suicide and as such will get little to no ministries in this new government. 

The real shake up will come when their leadership leaves the country and in my opinion we are very close to that. 

The bank records in Jordan and Qatar of theft by these guys have been there waiting on a moment like this for over a year and go all the way back to when they (Maliki and the SOL) tried unsuccessfully to burn the second floor of the CBI which is where the outgoing money transfers department exists. 

Those records still exist along with where the money went showing bank account numbers and such.  I am sure the forensics have been done sitting in files since 2009.. 

So the leadership of the SOL that has caused so much of the trouble in this process having just lost control through being the largest block, is screwed.  It is only a matter of time now.  tlar

Oldwazhisname:  Tlar, let me ask a question.  The NA has supposedly nominated 5 candidates for PM.

 Don’t you think that the 5 is for consideration by the NA alone in order to vote and narrow them to 1 for the POR to identify/announce as the PM-in-waiting.

 That 1 goes out and identifies all of his minsisters and the balance of the government positions he is asking for final approval on?

 Comments here seem to have people thinking that 5 different guys will go out there and try to form a government and all come back for vote by parliment.  That would be total chaos.

DreamWeaver:  Hey, “Duke”   … love seeing John when you post.  One of my all time favorites.

Just to be clear about my post.  It wasn’t about date dragging out … though I still believe August 8th is very optimistic considering this group of guys are more interested in crossing “t”s and dotting “i” s than rushing forward.

The point of my post was that Tlar and I do not see eye to eye on our interpretation of  what Turki means by “settled” government.

 Even if the PM and the entire government were elected and seated by August 8th, I’d still disagree with Tlar about Turki doing RV with ISIS still at large .. which will be the case as there is no way ISIS will be instantly handled on the same day the GOI is seated.

No matter.  Just my thoughts.  And sense I’m a very optimistic person, I’m in Tlar’s corner on this one!  :D  Best thoughts, Big John, and all — good points made.  ~ DW
Big John:  DW…you made some very valid points earlier. The fact is we just don’t know exactly, precisely what Turki meant when he said “settled”.  But, we do know we are far closer than we have ever been in this investment.

For that, we should all sleep better at night, comtemplating what the future holds when Turki does make the change.   in the mean time, I appreciate each and every post. Thank you all

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Millionday Wednesday Roundtable Part 1

Millionday Roundtable 7/30/14  Part 1

    Welcome to dinarupdates.com for roundtable with Millionday!

    [millionday] OK HERE WE GO

    [millionday] The head of the National Alliance, Ibrahim al-Jaafari, the leader of the Badr Organization, Hadi al-Amiri, said Mr. Nuri al-Maliki will not become prime minister in the next government.

 A source close to al-Jaafari told ((eighth day)) that “the head of the National Alliance, during a meeting today with the Ameri said that the prime minister will be from within the coalition and perhaps a coalition of law but it is impossible to become al-Maliki as prime minister.

    [millionday] added, Jaafari has among the reasons that prevent al-Maliki to take charge of the third term and was one of the illusion is the refusal of the reference and confirm the change as well as the lack of a national from outside the admissibility of the National Alliance.

The head of the National Alliance, received in his office the parliamentary leader of the Badr Organization, Hadi al-Amiri in order to discuss the latest political developments and security.
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     [millionday] WHOOOPOW

    millionday] SO AS WE SEE THEY ARE NOT HAVING MALIKI AS THE NEXT PM AND THAT MEANS THEY ARE CLOSE OR TO THE NAME OF WHOM IT MAY BE — IMO

    [millionday] LOVE IT

    [millionday] OK BRB WITH MORE

    [millionday] The view of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq, Nikolai Mladenov, Tuesday, that Iraq has two options to get out of the current crisis, as “the fall” attributed to the backlog of cases, he stressed that the Iraqi security forces beefed up their ranks around Baghdad and the South.

Mladenov said that “before the Iraq options out of the current crisis is the formation of a Government of technocrats or a Government inclusive”, describing the options that they “represent the future of this country.

    [millionday] “The next Iraqi Prime Minister needs to be trying to build agreement among a larger number of members of Parliament for a vote of confidence, there are two ways to do this,

one is the formation of a Government of technocrats,

 another way is to get a majority based on the representation of various segments of the Iraqi society and I think that was the key to the future”,

 pointing out that “this move may not end the current Iraq crisis but need other steps later to build a broader popular base if the leadership The country to overcome the current crisis.

    [millionday] NOTE — THE MAJORITY AGREEING ON THE PM WILL ALLOW THE MAJORITY TO BACK THE PM DECISIONS SO MAKES SENSE — OBVIOUSLY THE UN REP IS THERE RIGHT NOW

    [millionday] Mladenov said “I can say that, despite the difficulties being experienced by Iraq today, there is a glimmer of hope, a glimmer of hope comes from the fact that Iraqi political leaders have committed themselves to respect the Constitution and serve the timings and this is the only way to achieve a breakthrough for the reunification of the rows in the country and resolving differences between all segments of society.

    [millionday] NOTE — SO THE ONLY WAY IS TRUE POWER SHARING

    [millionday] THAT WE CAN SEE DUE TO THE PAST AND HOW THAT WORKED OUT

    [millionday] NOTE — SOME GOOD NEWS

    [millionday] Description of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq the situation in and around Baghdad as “very tense”, but added that “the Organization of the Islamic State and Allied Corps temporarily has stopped.

Mladenov pointed out that Iraqi security forces have beefed up their ranks around Baghdad and the South, stressing that “If the political process is moving more frequently whenever restore morale faster.

    [millionday] And on the events of the connector, said Mladenov was “anticipated by many but it fell so fast was shocking,” adding “this was because of the many unresolved issues.

 Mladenov underlined that “there is no community in Iraq and in the Middle East and beyond the Middle East feel they are far from the threat of terrorism, and Iraq is currently facing a battle of survival it needs international support for it,”

adding that “Iraq’s neighbours need to be aware that the Islamic State is a very serious threat and is not limited to that country and that there is a need to work together to confront the danger.”

    [millionday] I AGREE — THE MIDDLE EAST NEEDS TO MOVE TOGETHER WITH SECURITY AND SO IRAQ NEEDS TO HURRY GET DONE AND THEN PREPARE A JOINT SECURITY FORCE

    [millionday] IMO SMILE  BRB WITH MORE

    [millionday] THIS IS HOW FAST YOU CAN EXPECT THIS TO FLY BY

    [amose02] MD. I just read an article saying “they had approved the 2014 budget “. do you have anything on it

    [millionday] I ACTUALLY WAS TOLD SOMEONE SOLD THEIR DINARS I ALMOST CRIED — GOODNESS THEY ARE WORKING ON IT SO HOLD ON

    [millionday] Baghdad: MP for the Liberal bloc Tariq Kikhany, Wednesday, that the Parliament sent a modified version of the budget bill to the federal government for approval and then approval in the House of Representatives, while noting that the legislation has become a matter of necessity that Parliament is trying to achieve.

 He Kikhany for “tomorrow’s Press,” that “after the formation of a temporary committee by the House, which includes the 17 members headed by Salim al embarked on this committee by sending a modified version of the budget to the federal government in order to see and approve,”

noting that “the government will send this copy to Parliament early next week to be approved. “

    [millionday] He added that “these amendments will take it upon themselves to get the security effects that in some provinces, as well as problems Almujuh between Kurdistan and the federal government and resolve Baltuaqat political,”

adding that “the legislation is the budget has become a necessity that he wants parliament are trying to achieve.”

It is noteworthy that there are differences between the governments in Baghdad and Erbil on some items of the law of the federal budget for the current year related to the export of oil obsolete Kurdistan region of Iraq,

and these differences have caused disable the law was passed despite the passage of more than seven months of this year.

    [millionday] SO WHAT WE HAVE IS AMMENDED BUDGET TO THE TABLE OF THE GOV AND THEN TO PARLIAMENT TO AGREE ON THE CHANGES THAT HAVE OCCURED

    [millionday] THIS IS A HUGE WHOPPER AND FAST FAST FAST

    [millionday] SO THE BEGINNING OF THE WEEK IT SHOULD BE BEFORE PARLIAMENT

    [amose02] is “next” really THIS

    [millionday] AND THE WAY THEY HAVE BEEN WORKING — IT SHOULD COME RIGHT OUT A LAUNDRY SHOOT

    [millionday] NO THE BEGINNING OF THE WEEK WOULD BE SUNDAY

    [millionday] BRB WITH MORE

    [millionday] CHECK THIS OUT

    [millionday] 30 in July announced the Kurdistan Investors Union, Wednesday, Bushra Stzv soon for staff in the Kurdistan region to resolve the crisis, especially salaries. A spokesman for the Union Mahmoud Yassin said that “the crisis on Salaries in Kurdistan on its way to resolve.” Mahmoud transfer what he called the human citizens after the feast of economic terms, adding that “It is expected that the problems are going toward normalization, especially after the completion of the election of the new President of the Council of Ministers in Iraq.”

    [millionday] NOTE — AFTER THE FEAST THEY EXPECT ECONOMIC NORMALIZATION

    [millionday] WOW

    [millionday] AND IT IS OUT OF THE BUDGET SO THEY EXPECT TO AGREE IT APPEARS

    [millionday] The suffering of the Kurdistan region of a severe financial crisis for more than six months after the establishment of Baghdad to cut salaries for the staff of the province within its share of the Iraqi budget, against the background of the dispute with Erbil clauses in the draft budget of the Iraqi public for the current year on the quantities of oil Almtojb the Kurdistan exported and mechanisms.

    [sudo1114] Md. Does normalization mean RV or just better life for Iraqis with salary reinstatement?

    [millionday] MP for the Liberal bloc Riad al-Saadi, Wednesday, that the National Alliance has five candidates for the post of prime minister, including al-Jaafari and al-Shahristani, while noting that Prime Minister outgoing Nuri al-Maliki, to withdraw his candidacy for the job because of political pressure.

Saadi said in an interview “Alsumaria News”, “The National Alliance has five candidates for the post of prime minister,”

 noting that “three of these candidates of the National Coalition they Ahmed Chalabi and Ibrahim al-Jaafari and normal Abdul-Mahdi and the other two from the state of law and two Khodair al Hussain al-Shahristani.”

added Al-Saadi “The Prime Minister outgoing Nuri al-Maliki to withdraw his candidacy for the job,” attributing the reason that “there was pressure from other political blocs

    [millionday].” He said al-Saadi said that “al-Shahristani has a lot of policies and relations, but he is nominated Alkhozai to it from within his own party.”

He religious authority, Mr. Mahmoud al-Hashemi, on July 29, 2014, that the nomination of president of the new government in Iraq must be determined as set apart by the polls, stressing unnecessary to stick entitlement constitutional for the new government.

mentions that the differences are still going on within the National Alliance for the selection of the prime minister for the next government in time, which is still clings to the rule of law Nouri al-Maliki as prime minister,

 the other blocks within the coalition of the Liberal and the citizen refuses this nomination, as well as the other blocks out of the coalition is still continuing in its steadfast refusal to take over as prime minister Nuri al-Maliki for the third session.

    [millionday] SO AS WE SEE THEY ARE VERY CONFIDENT THAT THEY WILL BE RIGHT ON TIME — THAT IS ENCOURAGING

    millionday] OK BRB WITH MORE  THIS IS FUN

    [sudo1114] Md. Did you see my question above?

    [millionday] GREAT NEWS ALWAYS IS

    [sudo1114] Md. Does normalization mean RV or just better life for Iraqis with salary reinstatement?

    millionday] IT MEANT ECONOMIC NORMALCY IN THIS REPORT AS IN PEOPLE GETTING PAID AND THE ECONOMIC EXPECTATIONS IN A COUNTRY MET AND NORMAL — SO THAT IS EXCITING —- THAT IS MY OPINION OF WHAT IT MEANT   SMILE

    [millionday] THIS WAS SENT TO ME BY A FRIEND   AND IT IS GREAT TO SAY THE LEAST

    [millionday] Confirmed Dr. Nahed DECIMAL and Minister of Manpower and Immigration, that the first week of August will see the exchange rate is between 42 thousand to 100 thousand pounds almost pensions for about 62 Egyptians who had been working in Iraq 24 years ago after the outbreak of the Gulf War,

 and from 28 thousand to 77 thousand pounds, almost For the families of the deceased workers owed to the pension total of 7 million pounds.

She noted that the disbursement of these benefits will be for the owners, according to documents on the owner’s function, and deserving of the heirs according to notify the genetics, the value of the “million dollars” by the Iraqi side, which converts it to Rafidain Bank in Dokki.

    [millionday] NOTE — LET ME SAY THIS — WHEN ALL THIS HAPPENED IN IRAQ — MANY EGYPTIANS WERE WORKING IN IRAQ AND DID NOT GET PAID DUE TO THE INSTANT CHANGE THAT TOOK PLACE ECONOMICALLY

    [millionday] SMILE

    [millionday] She continued the minister that these pensions were calculated until December 31, 2013, and that after that date from the first January 2014 will be disbursed pension beneficiaries,

through the identity of the retired are extracted if they were alive, and is converted to pension beneficiaries after the death of the pensioner in accordance with Iraqi laws even If the reason for the demise of the exchange exceeded the legal age for cashed.

She explained that the disbursement of these pensions is the first batch, where the Iraqi side is currently reviewing the rest of the names of the beneficiaries through statements sent by the ministry on the “CD”, and will convert the amounts owed to the second batch after the completion of data recipients.

    [millionday] NOW REMEMBER THAT WE HAVE SEEN THE BANKING SERVICES THAT DO CONTAIN THE PAYMENT CARDS THAT WILL BE USED FOR JUST THIS PURPOSE AND BECAUSE OF SWIFT CODES BEING IN PLACE THE WIRING OF MONEY IS AN EASY TASK AND SET AS WITH ALL COUNTRIES

    [sczin11] millionday with a country complaining of a lack of liquidity, and no budget, where do u suppose the money could be coming from to pay this debt, early august? They are not even paying some salaries NOW…

    [millionday] THE FIRST WEEK IN AUGUST IS NOT FAR AWAY AND THE SPEED WITH THE BUDGET IS NOT A BAD THING EITHER

    [millionday] THEY APPEAR TO BE VERY CONFIDENT IN GETTING THE BUDGET DONE AND THE MONIES MOVING FROM CBI FOR FUNDING BOTH FEDERAL AND PROVICIAL — WE WILL HAVE TO WAIT FOR ACTION BUT THE WORDS THEY ARE USING ARE STATING IT THAT WAY ANYHOW

    [millionday] NOW THEY HAVE SIGNED MULTIPLE AGREEMENTS WITH ALL OWED COUNTRIES AND HAVE MADE IT CLEAR THEY WILL STICK TO THEM AND EVEN IN SOME CASES HAVE STATED THEY WILL BE EARLY IN PAYMENTS SO VERY EXCITING TIMES FOR IRAQ

    millionday] WHEN THEY SET THE INTERNATIONAL RATES FOR EXCHANGE AND THE GLOBAL MARKET IT WILL BE WITH A REALITY RATE CALCULATED AS WE HAVE DISCUSSED BEFORE

    [millionday] THE DATE OF WHEN THESE RATES WILL SHOW HAS NOT BEEN STATED BUT IT WILL ALSO BE PART OF THE ISX AND ESX AS THEY GO GLOBAL WHICH HAS BEEN REPORTED TO BE THIS MONTH

SO IF THEY MAINTAIN THEIR TIMELINES WE WILL HAVE TO WAIT FOR THE ACTION TO SEE
    [millionday] REMEMBER THAT THE RESERVES IN IRAQ ARE NOT BEING TOUCHED AND ARE PART OF WHAT BACKS THEIR DINAR —

 THE MONEY FOR THE BUDGET COMES FROM CONTRACTS AND TRADE THAT THEY ARE TAKING PART IN

AS SOON AS THEY ARE INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED AND CBI HAS A BUDGET THAT THEY CAN USE TO TRANSFER MONEY TO WHERE IT GOES

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Tlar Updated Email To Family & Friends

Tlar Updated Email To Family & Friends Brought From Currency Chatter

Tlar Comment:    - Ramadan is almost over and we are in a holding pattern until Thursday as the Iraqi’s celebrate the great feast, Eid al Fitr.

This is a 3 day holiday holds the same importance to Muslims as Christmas is to Christians. The NA has been determined to be the biggest block and that argument is over.

 In 2010 both the heads of the SOL and Maliki had signed a document to that effect even though they have now called it a forged document.

The end run Maliki tried to do by getting what was his puppet court to say the SOL is now the biggest block, has failed as the courts refused to hear the case telling Maliki they ruled on it in 2010 and that ruling stands.
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  The SOL is starting to splinter into groups that are unhappy with the leadership because of their staunch support of Maliki.

The Badr block (22 MP’s) a prominent member of the SOL has now officially joined the coalition changing the dynamics of the NA.

There has been no announcement from Jaafari’s group nor the DAWA group both SOL components, as of yet as to whether they will join the coalition officially, but as these block are small it makes no difference.

The coalition has announced they will pick their nominee right after Eid al Fitr. The dynamics of the NA are changed enough that Maliki is only now pushing the SOL to make him just an MP. He is still hoping to maintain his immunity.

Many articles since yesterday have surfaced where the SOL is saying he will just be an MP and have no power over the sovereign state anymore. I think they are cautiously testing the waters on this subject

The SOL has also admitted they have been beaten and are now finally willing to talk about nominees other than Maliki. It appears that document they signed in 2010 which acknowledges the NA as the largest block was the straw that broke this camel’s back.

The SOL has become almost irrelevant to the process of picking the next PM at this point and I don’t believe anybody in the coalition has any real interest in negotiating with them other than passing lip service.

Between now and Monday (hopefully sooner) the NA will set about the task of nominating either Chalabi or Mahdi. There is a short list of four potential nominees but 2 of them should be removed quickly off the list and this should come down to Mahdi or Chalabi by then.

Once the NA determines who will be the nominee, al Jubouri (POP) will then reconvene parliament and Masum (POR) will then ask the NA to announce their nominee. At that point we have a government.

By constitutional law the new PM will be given 30 days to construct a government which means assign Ministers and choose a Council Of Ministers (COM).

 I believe mostly because of the severity of the problems facing Iraq and the speed of which this process has been moving, he will fast tract that into a couple of days.

Both Chalabi and Mahdi have had a couple of months already to think about this.

 The PM will then submit his new government to parliament and parliament will vote yes or no. If per chance it is voted no (not likely), then the POR will pick a new nominee from parliament at large. The constitution is loosely written here and leaves the POR open to a great deal of latitude. It states it this way:

“Noteworthy in this respect is the almost sensational amount of presidential discretion that exists in the case the first PM nominee fails. The president’s job, in that case, is simply to find “a new candidate”.

Yes, you read that correctly – article 76-3 of the Iraqi constitution. It doesn’t say which bloc the second candidate should come from, just that it should be a “new candidate”.

Apart from the general age and education requirements of article 77, there is, in other words, nothing much to go by. In theory, then, the president’s mandate in the potential case of a second PM nomination could be interpreted as using his political skills to select whomever he thinks has the greatest chance of carrying an absolute majority in the Iraqi parliament.”

As we can see either way the coalition will win this because the POR is a part of the coalition. It will not come to this because when the Shia put up any non Maliki nominee or non Maliki puppet PM nominee, the Kurds and Sunni’s have already said they will vote for him.

 Anyway, that’s about where we are for now.

 Keep in mind that the POP wasn’t even in office until almost the middle of the month and the POR was only elected last week. Things have been moving very fast up until Eid al Fitr which started our Sunday night, and it will start up again tomorrow.

 I don’t look for any movement on the RV until this government is complete and Maliki is out.

The outside day is August 8th.

That’s when the clock will begin on the RV which should be within days of the government being done (Turki a couple of months ago said this -

“The central bank will proceed without hesitation to apply the project raise zeros from the local currency in case settled political and economic situation of the country. “
Iraqi’s are on a vengence to get this done. They are catching up for government stagnation over the last eight years and should get the budget and lots of economic laws passed fast.

This parliament has already started pushing laws through as there has been many new laws posted in the Gazett in the last two weeks. tlar

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The Supreme Council: Al Maliki Retract His Third Mandate

The Supreme Council, Al-Maliki retract his third mandate

 Baghdad-((8))

 After Sunni and Kurdish blocs resolved file candidates for the posts of my presidency of the Republic and the deputies during the last two weeks, is still the National Alliance and State of law they attract one another talk on the largest bloc and the consequent right to nominate the next Prime Minister, and parties engaged in ongoing negotiations to end the crisis in the poor conditions in the country and at all levels.

 Today, the National Alliance, the State of law coalition candidate acceptable to all the blocks, the block, led by the Islamic Supreme Council, Ammar al-Hakim, Tuesday, that “there are positive signs of crisis and break the National Alliance candidate to the Presidency of the Council of Ministers have not stuck to the outgoing Prime Minister, Nouri al-Maliki, to run for Office.”
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  The cluster member, Mohammed Al-Rubaie, said that “there are positive signs of the State of law Coalition might lead to ending the crisis, the Prime Minister candidate by providing an alternative candidate from outgoing Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.”

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XXXX:    Sort of a misleading headline, but it sure sounds good.

rDiddy:  I hate to break it to them, but anyone backing Maliki doesn’t get to name the next PM candidate.

Tlar:   I find articles like this very miss-leading.  I don’t think the coalition is negotiating anymore with the SOL.  The coqlition tried unsuccessfully to negotiate with the SOL since the announcement of the official election results. 

I think that time also has passed and any negotiating going on at present is being done by the coalition with select members of the SOL to pull them away from the SOL..

This is infuriating the SOL leadership because they can’t stop it and by now they understand that this will finish them off as a party by being torn apart. 

These kinds of articles I believe are composed by the SOL leadership who were blindsided day before yesterday when everybody jumped on the bandwagon declaring the NA as the largest block. 

The Sunni’s, Kurds, the Shia coalition, al Jubouri and the new president all declared the NA was the biggest block within hours of al Jubouri’s declaration. 

Al Jaafari also an SOL member and the head of the NA took a little longer but he too declared the NA the largest block.  Everybody stone walled the crying and screeming from the SOL. 

They thought because 95 MP’s running under the SOL banner were elected, this insured them the largest block status only to be reminded even they had signed that document in 2010 declaring the NA that legal status. 

When presented with the document they did their usual, they lied and tried to say it was forged.  Again, by Thursday or whenever the NA (the coalition) is ready to declare a nominee, it is my belief that’s when we will see these smucks run.  Tlar

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Chattels says “WOW”

Chattels Article quotes: “The head of the Iraqi National Alliance, Ibrahim al-Jaafary, assured that the INA is the biggest bloc and not the State of Law Coalition headed by the Premier, Nouri al-Maliki.” “Habeeb al-Turfi, of the Citizen bloc assured that the Iraqi National Alliance is the biggest parliamentary bloc. Speaking to AIN, Turfi said “The biggest bloc is the INA due to its effect in the parliament and it will be able to nominate the next PM.” WOW ! it seems clear now that President Massoum will designate the choice for PM made by the National Alliance then that PM must form and seat a government/Council of Ministers acceptable to a majority vote by the full Parliament within 30 days after designation by the POR (President of the Republic).