Video – Iraq completes the National Census
😊 You might want to take a look at the article titled “PLANNING: ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF THE GENERAL CENSUS IN IRAQ WILL BE NEXT WEEK” In it it describes the three phases of the census. Good read!
This census taking has VERY LITTLE to do with the HCL individual Oil revenue sharing/distribution folks. Again, just more guru talk by the idiots. Just another single guru event that they try to focus on to get your attention to go to their sites and conference calls. Yes, they think you are dumb and gullible!
😊 Having said my commentary about the census taking I want t address an article titled “THE EUROPEAN UNION ORGANIZES A WORKSHOP IN BASRA ON CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION AND THE WEALTH DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM” Yes, it’s all related. The European Union organized a workshop in Basra on central administration and the wealth distribution system. Basra Governor Asaad Al-Eidani stressed during the workshop that the distribution of wealth has limitations for the poorest areas as well as areas with high population density, in addition to areas that were damaged by the wars that Iraq witnessed. So, what does this article tell you?
This tells you that the GOI has to now change the monthly payments of the regions of Iraq based on the results of the census. Coincidental that this article comes out on the heels of the census results. I know the words Wealth Distribution System also got my attention, but if you really read the article. Yes, take the time to read the article and not go off half-cocked creating HCL payment rumors, you would know the FACTS of what they are saying and why they use the terms Wealth Distribution System. The article is NOT using it on a personal level but rather on an overall level of how much the GOI has to shell out each month of the oil revenues to help these regions survive. The money goes to the local regional government to provide services to the public. Get it? This is NOT individual wealth payouts. Get it?
This will continue to be paid to the regional governments until they can roll over many of these government jobs from the GOI payrolls into the private sector. Then sometime in the distant future, maybe the GOI could suggest an excess oil wealth distribution on a scale at the individual level. But certainly not now. If you truly read the Iraqi constitution this process is clearly spelled out.
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