Iraqi Dinar RV Signals: Government Formation, Budget Pressure, and the Quiet Strategy
Interest in the Iraqi dinar revaluation (RV) continues to intensify as new political and economic developments emerge from Iraq. Many observers are debating whether regional conflicts could delay monetary reform, but some analysts believe the key factor is government formation and fiscal policy.
Recent commentary from well-known dinar analysts such as Frank26 and Militia Man highlights why the next steps in Iraq’s political process could directly influence the country’s currency strategy.
With Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani potentially continuing leadership and external pressure from global powers including Donald Trump, the discussion is shifting toward whether Iraq can maintain the current exchange rate of 1310 IQD per USD — or if a new rate becomes inevitable.
Featured Snippet: What Could Trigger the Iraqi Dinar RV?
Several factors analysts believe could trigger a change in the Iraqi dinar exchange rate:
Pressure to protect Iraq’s foreign currency reserves
If these elements align, the Iraqi government may be forced to consider adjusting the official exchange rate.
Why Government Formation Is the First Major Step
Many observers believe the formation of Iraq’s government is the immediate milestone to watch.
Analysts argue that once the political leadership structure is finalized, Iraq must address the practical reality of funding the national budget.
According to commentary from Frank26, the question facing Iraqi leadership becomes straightforward:
Will Iraq continue operating with the current rate of 1310, which puts pressure on reserves, or will it introduce a new rate that supports economic reforms?
A functioning government must finalize economic policies, implement the national budget, and align monetary policy with fiscal spending. Without adjustments, maintaining the existing rate could strain Iraq’s financial system.
The Budget Problem: Why the Exchange Rate Matters
One of the biggest arguments supporting the possibility of a rate change revolves around budget mechanics.
Iraq’s government budget is heavily dependent on oil revenue, and the exchange rate directly affects how that revenue translates into domestic spending.
If the exchange rate remains unchanged:
Government spending power could be limited
Currency reserves could be depleted faster
Economic reforms could stall
If a new rate is introduced, however:
Iraq could strengthen purchasing power
Budget calculations could stabilize
International trade could become more efficient
This is why many analysts believe the budget and exchange rate are closely connected.
The Quiet Strategy Behind Iraq’s Monetary Reform
Another perspective gaining attention comes from Militia Man, who emphasizes the deliberate silence surrounding Iraq’s financial transformation.
Rather than dramatic announcements, Iraq’s economic reforms appear to follow a more controlled approach.
According to this view, policymakers and advisers are quietly educating financial institutions and preparing the system step by step.
This strategy may include:
Gradual banking sector modernization
Quiet coordination with international financial institutions
Public messaging designed to suppress rumors and speculation
Instead of public hype, officials are focusing on methodical preparation behind the scenes.
Why There Is No “Hype” Around the Iraqi Dinar
Unlike speculative markets where major changes generate excitement and speculation, Iraq’s monetary transition appears intentionally subdued.
This may explain several observable trends:
Government officials frequently deny rumors about an imminent RV
Financial authorities emphasize stability and transparency
Currency markets show
controlled movements rather than sudden spikes
By controlling information flow, policymakers may be preventing currency speculation or manipulation.
Featured Snippet: Why Iraq Keeps the RV Quiet
Iraq may be keeping monetary reforms quiet to:
Prevent speculative trading
Protect currency reserves
Maintain financial stability
Prepare banking systems before any announcement
This approach allows reforms to occur without triggering market instability.
The Role of International Pressure
Another element influencing Iraq’s economic decisions is international cooperation.
Leaders such as Donald Trump have emphasized the importance of economic reform and financial transparency in the region.
External pressure can accelerate reforms related to:
Anti-corruption measures
Banking modernization
Currency stabilization
Global trade integration
These reforms are often necessary before a country can move toward major currency adjustments.
Why Investors Are Watching Iraq Right Now
For those following the Iraqi dinar story, the current moment feels significant.
Several developments are converging:
Political negotiations for government formation
Increasing regional geopolitical shifts
Economic pressure from budget implementation
Ongoing financial reforms within Iraq’s banking system
Together, these developments could shape the next phase of Iraq’s monetary policy.
Q&A: Iraqi Dinar Revaluation Explained
Q: Is Iraq required to change its currency rate?
No official requirement exists, but economic pressures could make adjustments more attractive.
Q: Why does the 1310 exchange rate matter?
It is the official rate used for government accounting and affects budget calculations and foreign exchange reserves.
Q: Could Iraq change the rate suddenly?
Major currency changes typically require preparation within the banking system and coordination with international partners.
Q: Does government formation affect the RV?
Yes. A stable government is usually necessary before implementing major economic reforms.
Final Thoughts
The debate surrounding the Iraqi dinar RV continues, but one thing is becoming clear: government formation and budget realities are central to the discussion.
While some believe regional conflicts must resolve first, others argue the key indicator will be how Iraq’s leadership addresses the economic sustainability of its current exchange rate.
As reforms progress quietly behind the scenes, observers around the world remain focused on Iraq’s next financial move.
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I feel very good. I feel very much at easy, very comfortable in what I'm seeing. Many on the internet are thinking we have to wait until this war is over with. No. The reason I don't feel that way is because I feel this government is being formed.
And when they form the government, the next step is, 'Are you still going to play that game? Are you going to leave it at 1310 and drain your reserves or are you going to continue...to obey Donald Trump the way you've been doing?' Because if you are...the first thing on the agenda is what is going to make the rest of the budget work, a new rate. If they don't change the rate, you can't do the
Militia Man
The gatekeepers and the way the advisers have done things, they've kept things relatively quiet but they've been teaching everybody how it's working. You have to pay attention to how that works. It's smart.
There's no fanfare. There's no hype. There's no front running currencies. There's no hysteria. They're constantly going at the news...tamping down rumors and false information...There's a lot of things going on behind the scenes.
WASHINGTON SETS A TIMEFRAME FOR ACHIEVING WAR GOALS AGAINST IRAN
White House spokeswoman Carolyn Levitt said that Washington would need four to six weeks to achieve the goals of its operation in Iran. The White House spokeswoman told reporters: “We expect the operation to take four to six weeks to achieve its goals
, and we are making good progress toward achieving those goals.”
She added that the United States has sufficient ammunition to achieve its objectives in Iran, saying: “We have sufficient stockpiles of ammunition and weapons to achieve our objectives.”
Iraqi Dinar RV Update: Political Breakthroughs, Iran Conflict, and the Future of the Reinstatement
Spring brings a sense of renewal, and for many investors following the Iraqi dinar story, it also brings renewed hope. As political developments unfold in Iraq and regional tensions reshape the Middle East, the long-anticipated reinstatement (RV) of the Iraqi dinar continues to be closely watched.
In this comprehensive update, we analyze the latest political decisions in Iraq, the potential second term of Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, the declining influence of Nouri al-Maliki, and the broader geopolitical situation involving Donald Trump, Ali Khamenei, and Mojtaba Khamenei.
This analysis explores how these developments could influence Iraq’s economic reforms and the timeline for a potential Iraqi dinar reinstatement.
Featured Snippet: What Is Holding Up the Iraqi Dinar RV?
The main factors currently delaying the Iraqi dinar reinstatement include:
Legal interpretation of Article 76 of the Iraqi Constitution
Regional instability due to the Iran conflict
The need for a stable Iraqi government
International economic alignment including WTO accession
Until these issues stabilize, most analysts believe the RV will remain on hold.
Iraq’s Political Deadlock: A Turning Point in Government Formation
For nearly four months after the elections, Iraq has struggled to form a government due to disputes within the Coordination Framework regarding the identity of the next prime minister.
The core issue revolves around the interpretation of Article 76 of the Iraqi Constitution, which determines how the largest parliamentary bloc is defined.
According to recent statements by the Iraqi Supreme Judicial Council, the constitutional interpretation may shift toward a “first-come, first-served” principle, meaning:
The list that
wins the most votes becomes the largest bloc.
That bloc receives the exclusive right to nominate the prime minister.
If implemented, this reform would prevent post-election alliances from overriding voter results — a practice that has caused repeated political gridlock.
Why Al-Sudani Is Emerging as the Leading Prime Minister Candidate
Recent political developments indicate growing support for Mohammed Shia al-Sudani as the next prime minister.
Multiple factors are driving this shift:
1. Internal Political Support
Several Iraqi political factions now consider Al-Sudani a consensus candidate capable of stabilizing the country.
2. International Acceptance
Regional and international powers appear more comfortable with Al-Sudani’s leadership compared to other candidates.
3. Declining Support for Maliki
Former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki has faced increasing resistance, both domestically and internationally.
Political analysts interpret recent statements and social media posts by Maliki as a possible withdrawal from the premiership race.
How the Iran Conflict Is Influencing Iraq’s Political Landscape
Regional instability is also affecting Iraq’s internal politics.
The escalating conflict involving Iran — particularly events surrounding Ali Khamenei and the leadership transition to Mojtaba Khamenei — has placed pressure on Iraqi institutions to act decisively.
Analysts believe the conflict could reshape Middle Eastern alliances and influence Iraq’s political decisions in several ways:
Reducing Iranian influence inside Iraq
Increasing pressure to disband militia groups
Encouraging stronger state governance structures
These changes could significantly impact Iraq’s financial and economic reforms.
Why Militia Influence Remains a Critical Issue
One of the most controversial topics affecting Iraq’s stability is the presence of Iran-aligned militia groups, often referred to as the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF).
Kurdish leader Masoud Barzani recently issued a strong warning to Baghdad, urging the government to stop attacks by armed factions in the Kurdistan region.
This issue is particularly important for several reasons:
It threatens internal security within Iraq.
It undermines central government authority.
It complicates Iraq’s relationships with international partners.
Many analysts believe dismantling militia influence is a necessary step before major economic reforms can proceed.
The Role of the United States in Iraq’s Political Direction
The United States continues to influence the regional situation.
Statements attributed to Donald Trump emphasize the need for stability in both Iraq and Iran before long-term economic transformations can occur.
Strategically, the U.S. appears focused on:
Preventing Iran from expanding regional dominance
Supporting democratic governance structures
Stabilizing Iraq’s political system
This broader geopolitical framework could ultimately affect the timing of Iraq’s economic transition.
How the Iran Conflict Could Delay the Iraqi Dinar RV
Many analysts following the dinar believe the ongoing Iran conflict must stabilize before any currency reinstatement occurs.
Key reasons include:
Regional economic uncertainty
Potential disruptions in trade and oil markets
Security concerns affecting foreign investment
Delays in international financial integration
Additionally, Iraq’s potential World Trade Organization accession remains a key milestone for economic normalization.
Featured Snippet: When Could the Iraqi Dinar RV Happen?
There is no confirmed date for the Iraqi dinar reinstatement. However, analysts believe several conditions must be met first:
A stable Iraqi government
Reduced militia influence
Regional geopolitical stability
Completion of financial and economic reforms
Once these conditions align, the path toward reinstatement becomes more realistic.
The Bigger Picture for Dinar Investors
For long-time dinar watchers, the current developments represent another major turning point.
Several key trends are now becoming clear:
Political reform inside Iraq is accelerating.
International pressure for governance changes is increasing.
Regional conflicts are reshaping Middle Eastern power structures.
While uncertainty remains, these developments could eventually support the economic transformation many investors have anticipated.
Q&A: Iraqi Dinar Reinstatement Explained
Q: What does RV mean in the context of the Iraqi dinar?
RV stands for Revaluation, referring to a significant upward adjustment of a currency’s official exchange rate.
Q: Is the Iraqi dinar currently expected to revalue?
There is speculation among investors, but no official confirmation from financial institutions or the Iraqi government.
Q: Why is government stability important for the RV?
Currency reforms typically require political stability, economic confidence, and strong financial institutions.
Q: Could regional conflicts delay the RV?
Yes. Wars or geopolitical instability can slow financial reforms and delay currency changes.
Final Thoughts
The situation in Iraq is evolving rapidly. Political reforms, leadership changes, and regional conflicts are all influencing the future of the country.
Whether these developments accelerate or delay the long-anticipated Iraqi dinar reinstatement remains uncertain.
However, one thing is clear: the coming months could be among the most pivotal in Iraq’s modern economic history.
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Spring is coming and I can feel it in the mountains as the air is warmer and the sounds of nature are all around us. The waters are running heavy from the mountains now as the snow melts. It is a sound I long to hear. It is a wonderful time of renewal as I can now begin my hikes in the mountains again. The trails will soon be all cleared. This is a time of reflection for me. What a journey! What will next year at this same season bring us? Will we still be sitting here still hoping and waiting for the reinstatement?
My RV Status today is VERY LONG and so I encourage you to settle down, grab a cup of hot coffee or tea and snuggle with your favorite comfortable chair. Read this over a couple times to really let it sink in. This is so important today to see what is holding up the reinstatement of the Iraqi dinar and what comes next.
So first, I want to say that the recent articles in the news today back up 1000% what I have been saying all along. Yes, we are getting verification of many aspects and details of what is really going on in Iraq and what to expect. There is always one or maybe even a few articles that stand out more than others that we really need to pick apart and analyze to give us a clearer picture. But there are many more in today’s news and so let’s get to it and do it!!!
Do you remember the importance of the court’s ruling about the election from the Supreme Judiciary? I presented this article to you in my previous 3/3 Newsletter. Oh… this ruling is so important! Please remember it well! Let’s take a look at the very recent article titled “IRAQ WITHOUT A GOVERNMENT”: A LEGAL PROPOSAL THAT COULD BREAK THE POLITICAL DEADLOCK”. This article makes it VERY clear what is going to happen with this election to break the deadlock and why al-Sudani is going to be the nominee or should I say is now the nominee over al-Maliki. Yes, there is still a few objections to al-Sudani and some members of the Coordination Framework still believe they will get to pick another nominee over Maliki and not use al-Sudani. But they are wrong and this will not happen.
“Iraq has been experiencing a political deadlock for nearly four months since the parliamentary elections, as the sharp division within the “coordination framework” over the identity of the next prime minister, and the dispute over the definition of the “largest bloc,” have frozen constitutional processes, amid anticipation of what will result from last-minute understandings between the forces holding the reins of the initiative.”
This last paragraph literally means that in the last days that interpretations of the Iraqi constitution on how to define the largest block have been finally worked out by the courts and the recent decision is going to end the deadlock for this election and prevent it in future elections. Let’s see what the article says so we can quote it for verification. Afterall this is not Mnt Goat saying this or bank memos, or some three letter agency rumors. This is FACTUAL coming from Iraqi news. Yes, real factual news!
So first we see the war in Iran putting pressure on the courts of Iraq to decide. I quote from the article – “While Iraqis were waiting for the emergence of an executive authority that would translate the results of the November 11, 2025 elections, the ongoing war between Iran on one side, and the United States and Israel on the other, which entered its sixth day, imposed new realities, amid direct American pressure led by Donald Trump on Iraqi political forces to exclude specific figures from the premiership.”
Next, we read the effect the courts had on the decision for al-Sudani. I quote – “In the midst of this crisis, the vision of the head of the Iraqi Supreme Judicial Council, Judge Faiq Zaidan, emerged as a decisive legal step aimed at restoring credibility to the ballot boxes by correcting what he described as the “sin of misinterpretation” of Article 76 of the Constitution.”
Zidan’s vision is based on the principle of “first come, first served,” by adopting the winning list in the vote as the “largest bloc,” and granting it the exclusive right to nominate the prime minister, instead of the current interpretation that allows for the merging of blocs within parliament after the elections, which ends the era of subsequent alliances that emptied the ballot boxes of their content and opened the door to a long political deadlock.”
Yes, the courts through it interpretation of Article 76 are going to change how elections are run. They going to go to popular votes by the people that decide who is going to be prime minister and not this monkey business that these charlatans have been getting away with for the last elections, where the peoples decision has been overturned by the politicians. Remember even when the Sadarist Movement won the election he was forced to concede his votes to the Coordination Framework to get the government formed in the timeframe allowed. He did not get his candidate as prime minister. However they chose al-Sudani then for his first term and he turned out to be THE BEST at the job so far. So Cleric Sadar sat back and did nothing. He allowed a good choice.
What do the Kurds have to say about using the popular vote to decide on the next prime minister? I quote – “In this context, Haider Ali “Abu Tara Al-Fayli,” a representative of the Fayli Kurds, says, “The negotiations to form the Iraqi government are continuing despite the internal disagreements within the coordination framework, but we see that Judge Faiq Zaidan was clear and settled the matter in his last proposal regarding the largest bloc as a constitutional clarification, and we, as representatives, follow the opinion of the Supreme Judicial Council.”
So, it sounds like the Kurds accept the court’s decision. The problem now is can the court enforce it? Yes, I believe it will be enforced. We just have to give it time to settle in their minds and get over the change. Yes, more change for Iraq. Change is hard. But remember this change takes the power away from the politicians and puts it in the hands of the people so there will be resistance to it. We read about some of this resistance already in other articles. You can go read them for yourself in the Articles Section.
There are a few other articles on the subject matter of the court ruling about the election and so let’s take peek at them too.
The next article is titled “THE REJECTION OF AL-MALIKI’S NOMINATION TIPS THE SCALES IN FAVOR OF AL-SUDANI AND OPENS THE DOOR TO NEW POLITICAL OPTIONS.”
Political analyst Omar Al-Nasser stressed that the clear rejection by the US administration and some political parties within the State Administration Coalition, as well as within the Coordination Framework forces, of the nomination of former Prime Minister Nouri Al-Maliki to head the next government, requires political forces to look at the current scene more realistically and to deal with it with political rationality that is appropriate to internal and regional developments.
Again the second article first talks about the pressure from the war with Iran.
I quote from the article – “Al-Nasser said that current data indicates that the current Prime Minister, Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani, has internal and international acceptance at this stage, especially after the recent developments in the region and the ongoing war with Iran, which makes it necessary to ease the political conditions that hinder the movement of the political system and prevent any temporary breakthrough of the existing crisis.”
Then the article going into the ruling by the court. I quote – “He added that what the head of the Supreme Judicial Council, Judge Faiq Zaidan, put forward clarified matters regarding the consolidation of the political process, noting that his proposal is unprecedented in clearly addressing the problem of interpreting Article (76) of the Constitution, and the legal and political controversy that accompanied it during previous election cycles.
(Mnt Goat: Pay more attention to the following paragraph)
I quote – “Al-Nasser explained that Zaidan’s statement indicates a serious judicial trend towards correcting the course of the political process, by readjusting the mechanisms for interpreting the constitutional article related to assigning the largest bloc to form the government, and putting an end to the selective interpretations that led – as he described it – to the emergence of what he called “political innovations” in managing the government formation file, after the Federal Court sometimes resorted to legal and constitutional interpretations outside its powers, according to what the head of the Supreme Judicial Council put forward.”
What Al-Nassr is saying is he believes that some may interpret the court rulings and say the court overstepped its powers. But did it? So this is where I say we still have to wait to see what happens with this ruling, as many are still resisting this change in the political process. The article tells us there is two paths the Coordination Framework could take. I quote from the article –
“He explained that getting out of the current political deadlock could lead the coordination framework to two main options.”
1.The first is accepting the formation of a temporary emergency government headed by Mohammed Shia al-Sudani (al-Sudani already told us this is unacceptable to him)
2.The second option, according to Al-Nasser, is to abandon the principle of traditional political power-sharing and consensus, and move towards a presidential or semi-presidential system, (popular vote) which would contribute to strengthening administrative centralization and unifying the sources of political decision-making, ultimately leading to the consolidation of the foundations of good governance in the country.
“He pointed out that the current stage requires bold political decisions that reorganize the political process and put an end to the deadlock that accompanied the formation of governments in recent years.”
Now having read all this so far from above, I want to add this. Do you remember earlier, maybe a month ago, that president Trump told us that Iraq is running the elections wrong and should go by a popular voting process where the citizens decide on the new prime minister directly? Is this not what we are seeing evolve. So, is the U.S. making Iraq follow their own constitution, Article 76 correctly? Did this change all start when the US Trump envoy Barrack recently visited Iraq and talked to Zaidan, the head of the Supreme Judicial Council. Just asking…..
Then, after these two other articles are in the news, out pops this one titled “THE FRAMEWORK CHOOSES THE SUDANESE PRIME MINISTER FOR A SECOND TERM.” All I could say is WOW! WOW! WOW! So, we see that these political forces must also save face and will never admit mistakes made in selecting al-Maliki. This is why the Supreme Judicial Council stepped in with its ruling and why I firmly believe it’s going to be effective because this decision shows that the decision (legal proposal) was not made by US pressure from outside Iraq thus effecting their sovereignty, but was made internally by Iraq, even though they may not like the change so much, it was made by Iraq (so this is how they want the people to believe it) and is more palatable. Are you beginning to learn how politics work?
What does the article say? I quote from it – “According to a political source, the coordination framework is the appointment of Akhtar Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, head of the second division, and according to the source, the announcement of this system over the hours and the discovery of several sources within the coordinating”
More proof al-Maliki is out is in the article titled “SUDANI ALLY READS MALIKI TWEET AS ‘WITHDRAWAL’ FROM PREMIERSHIP RACE”.
A senior ally of Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani said Saturday that a recent tweet by former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki amounts to a de facto withdrawal from the race for the premiership — a significant shift after weeks in which Maliki had resisted pressure to step aside. Bahaa al-Araji, head of Sudani’s Reconstruction and Development bloc in parliament, said on Al-Sharqiya TV that he interpreted Maliki’s message as stepping back from the nomination.
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Next, I want to give a brief update on the war with Iran. As you know this blog is about the reinstatement of the Iraqi dinar and not about the war. But this war affects Iraq since these countries are next door neighbors and great trading partners. So, we can see that president Trump does not want to just destroy all of Iran as they US did with Iraq in the 2003 war. The U.S. and Israel already accomplished a huge objective and that was to rid Iran of the current Ali Khamenei, yes kill him and a group of his high-ranking officials. Incidentally they almost got his son Mojtaba Khamenei just named the new Supreme Leader of Iran. A recent attack by Israel injured him and he is in a coma and dying. Sina hospital in Iran is under security lockdown. By the time I post this Newsletter he too may be dead like his father. What now for this regime in Iran?
Also, as we all know the U.S. is not an occupier of countries once conquered. Many of my readers may not like this war but I have to tell you like it or not it had to be done to move Iraq forward too. There are not troops on the ground so I want to dispel those stupid rumors by stupid people.
Without Iran neutralized Iraq would surely become a proxy puppet state of Iran. In fact, we can clearly see it is almost there already. With the attempt to put Nori al-Maliki in as the next prime minister it shouted loudly what they planned to do. They planned, through Maliki, to form a proxy dictator reporting to Iran. Al-Maliki would have the Iranian militia (PMF) as his disposal to threaten anyone apposing his power. Over twenty seats in parliament were Iranian militia voted in. With another election cycle they might have the majority. Sort of like his own militia outside of the Iraqi Armed Forces. This is how they slowly, every so cleverly make these changes over to their own form of government and later say the people decided. Really?
In the US we also see this push for this Islamic Muslim ideology in the government houses too as they hand-pick these Muslim people and then mold the demographics of districts to vote them in. This is a slow process taking many election cycles. It must be stopped now and the wings clipped before this get out of hand. Again we face this Islamic Muslim cult stuff in our countries now or later. It is much easier now.
So, we are reading many differing stories as to what will take place in Iran. We must stay focused. We must learn the truth and not be sidetracked with the democrat propaganda machine in the US. The Trump administration did not send two carrier groups to the middle east for a joy ride in the ocean and to spend billions of dollars. There are objectives and the ultimate goal is to free the Iranian people, yes, the average citizens. There will still be brainwashed Muslims who will resist as well as many Islamic cult leaders in the government who will not want this change. Already after the death of Ali Khamenei the brainwashed idiots have selected yet another replacement for Ali Khamenei, his son of all people. We learn this guy is even worst than his father.
All I can say is they just don’t get it. Like a bunch of ants who get their ant hill destroyed they continue and continue to want to rebuild it instead of giving in and moving on. But they have no place to move on to and that’s the idea to exterminate this ‘terrorism’ cult like ideology altogether.
As investors in the Iraqi dinar I can tell you without a shadow of a doubt that we will NOT see the reinstatement until this fiasco with Iran is over. The WTO is waiting to grant full accession. And even then, they will need a stable government and the economy to recover from this fiasco. Let’s just hope and pray the Trump administration is not tricked into a long and protracted war in the middle east. So far so good! So how long can we expect? In the article today we learn. Here is the article titled ‘WASHINGTON SETS A TIMEFRAME FOR ACHIEVING WAR GOALS AGAINST IRAN”.
I quote – “White House spokeswoman Carolyn Levitt said that Washington would need four to six weeks to achieve the goals of its operation in Iran. The White House spokeswoman told reporters: “We expect the operation to take four to six weeks to achieve its goals, and we are making good progress toward achieving those goals.”
Please take a peek at the article titled “IRAN SELECTS MOJTABA KHAMENEI AS NEW SUPREME LEADER”.Here we go again. What is it that these Iranian leaders just don’t get? These people are very evil. They have caused the chaos in the world since they took power in 1977. Remember this new selection of leader choice was not the people’s choice again under a democracy but under the ruling Islamic group of tyrants. They pick their own leaders. Get it?
When will the Iranian leaders of this Islamic revolution learn that things have changed and they are not going to be allowed the continuance of this Islamic Muslim / Communists revolution of the conversion of the world to this One World Government under an Islamic rule…Sorry not going to happen!
So, Iran names Mojtaba Khamenei the new Supreme Leader, succeeding his father Ali Khamenei, becoming the third person to hold the post since the establishment of the Islamic Republic, the country’s Assembly of Experts said.
I want everyone to read this clearly in what follows. This process of electing leadership is exactly what the Coordination Framework was doing in Iraq. Get it? They left the people out of the decision making process of their important leaders by interpreting the Iraqi constitution article 76 to their liking. Now the Supreme Judiciary Council of Iraq has stepping in and set it right.
So, here is how Iran selects its leaders. I quote – “Under Iran’s constitutional mechanism, the Assembly of Experts, an elected body of senior clerics, holds the authority to appoint the supreme leader. Mojtaba Khamenei’s name had topped speculation since the early days of the US-Israeli war on Iran”.
Do see anywhere in this statement above getting the average citizen to vote and hold the prior government accountable for its actions? Can you see how they were doing this in Iraq too with the Coordination Framework and the majority block? Even though the Iraq people would vote in Iraq, their votes could be overturned by these parties when they put their elected seats won together to override the popular votes and form this majority block. Of course, in Iran they don’t even go this far as they have absolute power by their Islamic clerics and call themselves the ‘Assembly of Experts’. Yes, they know better what is good for the people. Oh… does this also sound like communism? They rule by their own Islamic so-called religious ideology, like a monarchy and this is apparent in who they chose for the next supreme leader. But we know Islamic Muslims are a sad cult and not really a religion after all. They use religion as their coverup for the evil they perpetrate.
What is the US stance on this latest new leader selection? I quote – “US President Donald Trump noted in an interview with ABC News Iran’s next supreme leader would need Washington’s approval, warning the successor “won’t last long” without it. Earlier, he said that he would not accept Mojtaba Khamenei as the country’s leader.
I want everyone to see that the US is not interfering in a democrat run government and the selection of their leadership. Instead the US is attempting to create a democratic process in Iran and free the people. Take peek at article titled “PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP SAYS IRAN’S NEXT SUPREME LEADER MUST HAVE US APPROVAL TO REMAIN IN POWER”. Oh…. many of my readers may be thinking we should not be interfering in Iranian affairs. But these readers of mine do not understand fully the ramifications of not interfering. Iran will build a nuclear warhead and they have long-range ballistic missile capabilities. Get it? When they threaten the US and Israel and other neighboring countries do we just ignore it? They don’t live by themselves as they use other countries to loot and pillage. These Iranian Islamic Muslim will tell us it is their destiny to take over the world entirely with the ideology. So, can you see they are the aggressors not the US or its allies. It is about time to deal with them. We have said in the past that we deal with them then or later and now is later. Past US presidents has policies of ‘pacification’ much like they ignored what was going on in WW2 in Nazi Germany only to find later the attack on Pearl Harbor and then Germany declared war on the U.S. Do you even know your history? It has been too long already.Pacification does not make it go away and only bites you in the ass later.
I quote – “President Donald Trump said Iran’s next supreme leader would need U.S. approval to remain in power, warning that any leader without Washington’s backing “won’t last long.”
This RV Status is too long already. But necessary as the situation in Iraq must be fully and honestly understood. There is one more example of the tyranny of these PMF militia in Iraq and this is EXACTLY why president Trump told us they must go. Please see the article titled “A STRONGLY WORDED MESSAGE FROM BARZANI TO BAGHDAD: PUT AN END TO THE FACTIONS’ ATTACKS ON KURDISTAN BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE.”
These are attacks from the Iranian militia (PMF forces) inside Iraq are not good. Now do you know why they must be disbanded and disarmed? Why Trump insist on it. Plus why al-Maliki has openly said they would continue to exist if he was prime minister. This attack is also going to put pressure on al-Sudani, when he is voted in for a second term, to end these militias once and for all. Oh… this is why the Coordination Framework did not want al-Sudani as their candidate since the beginning. Get it now? Are you seeing the BIG picture here? Al-Sudani was a “bad boy” in telling the US he would work out a plan to rid Iraq of these militia.
I quote from the article – “The President of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Masoud Barzani, addressed a strongly worded message to the Baghdad government on Sunday (March 8, 2026), demanding that it put an end to the attacks by armed factions on Kurdistan before it is too late.” – “Barzani said in a message, a copy of which was received by Baghdad Today, that “the people of Kurdistan have never been in favor of war throughout history, but have always sought peace and coexistence,” stressing that “when wars were imposed on them, they did nothing but defend themselves and their rights.”
Oh…. I want to remind everyone too that if you have been following the news from Iraq during the Nori al-Maliki years you know that he openly stated he wanted a war with the Kurds and to take control of the oil wealth. He hates the Kurds. How could he ever be a fair prime minister with this attitude if you want to unite all of Iraq under one nation to prosper. Remember? Now put it all together in your mind what we witnessed over these last 3-4 months with the election cycle.
This RV Status is too long already. But necessary as the situation in Iraq must be fully and honestly understood. There is one more example of the tyranny of these PMF militia in Iraq and this is EXACTLY why president Trump told us they must go. Please see the article titled “