A lot of different things that go on behind the scenes that your average person has no idea that it's even going on. They're just looking for what we all are to some degree - When's it going to go, when's it going to happen. But it's a complex process and the awesome thing about it is what we're seeing in public and behind the scenes is showing it's coming. It's coming fast. It's coming furious. It's good.
If you've been paying attention closely, it isn't just the oil and gas law anymore. It's the oil, gas and natural resources law. They're going to add more to it so the citizens are going to benefit from this...that's all the politicians too. Everybody in the country is going to benefit from it...
I'm convinced that when the time's right...they're going to use the dinar globally. That means, you, I, Europe, everybody that has it is going to be able to use it.
THE SITUATION IS GETTING WORSE… ARTICLE 140 IS STILL OUTSIDE THE CIRCLE OF POLITICAL CONSENSUS
A member of the Committee of Regions and Unorganized Governorates in the Parliamentary Region, Jawad Al-Yassari, stressed today, Wednesday, the necessity of creating a political consensus within the House of Representatives and the government, in order to implement Article 140 of the Iraqi Constitution. Al-Yasari said, in an exclusive interview with Al-Mutala’ Agency, that “the failure to implement Article 140 and end the problems between Baghdad and the region, and even the intertwined borders between the governorates, is due to the lack of political consensus, within the House of Representatives, and also between the governments of the center and the region.”
He added, “Failing to implement this article will make the situation worse. Therefore, the parties must agree and reach effective solutions to implement it,” noting that “relying on this article and not considering it is a violation of the constitution and the law.”
A member of the Parliamentary Regions and Governorates Committee confirmed that Article 140 “is not subject to or concerned with one governorate, but rather with all governorates and regions whose lands were usurped by the former regime, and that this article was established in the constitution to address those violations before 2003.”
(All you idiot intel gurus out here suck up to this one! Once again Mnt Goat is correct and Article 140 is NOT yet implemented and must be implemented to full fill the constitutional requirements. So please stop telling your listeners its all done and they are hiding it being done. For what reason they would do this mystifies me…lol..lol..lol 😊. Just more stupid guru talk.)
Jordan announces the entry of Iraqi oil tankers from the Trebil crossing after stopping for days due to demonstrations
The Jordanian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources announced that all tanks carrying Iraqi crude oil across the Trebil border had entered the Kingdom’s territory.
The Ministry has released a statement announcing the arrival of the last quantities of Iraqi oil for the current month. The report mentions that Jordan has 33 oil tanks, and its strategic crude oil stock is enough to cover its needs for more than 44 days. Additionally, the oil derivatives supply is sufficient for more than two months.
The tanks stopped from entering Jordan and had to return to Anbar Governorate. They were traveling from Kirkuk Governorate and were on their way to the Jordanian oil refinery in Zarqa. This was part of the regular transit movement that had been agreed upon between Iraq and Jordan.
The passage of tankers has been disrupted due to Iraqi demonstrators closing the Trebil crossing. As a result, the last batch of October’s fuel quantities could not cross into Jordan and return to the Iraqi Rutba region, which is about 161 kilometers away from the crossing. This was done at the request of Jordan to ensure the safety of the drivers.
According to Nael Al-Dhiabat, the Director General of the Jordanian company responsible for transporting oil tankers from Iraq to Jordan, the agreed-upon quantities of petroleum derivatives arrived in Jordan without delay.
In a recent statement to the press, Al-Dhiabat explained that their agreement with the Jordanian government requires them to supply approximately 450,000 barrels per month, which averages out to 15,000 barrels per day. The frequency of tank crossings isn’t determined by a set number, as the tanks depart from Kirkuk and may reach Jordanian territory on the same day or the following day.
Al-Dhiabat estimated the distance traveled by the tanks to be around 1,600 kilometers between the starting and arrival points.
It is unclear why tankers have been prevented from passing, as no official statements have been released. According to Reuters, Iraqi protestors, outraged by Israeli attacks on Gaza, have blocked oil trucks from crossing into Jordan. They have also stated that they will not allow the export of Iraqi oil to countries that have signed agreements with Israel in the name of peace.
For the past week, hundreds of people have been participating in a sit-in at Iraq’s main border crossing with Jordan. The purpose of this demonstration is to show solidarity with the people of Gaza and to demand an end to the Israeli bombing and siege of the Strip. The leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, called on the Iraqi and Arab people to march towards the border with Gaza to lift the siege on the Strip, which has been under bombardment for 22 days.
The Jordanian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources released a statement last Wednesday, confirming that Iraq is dedicated to honoring the memorandum of understanding signed between the two countries regarding the supply of oil to Jordan. The report also mentioned that there are ongoing efforts to monitor the safety of the tanks and drivers involved in the process.
According to the statement, Iraq’s oil imports account for only 7-10% of Saudi Arabia’s crude oil and petroleum product needs. This means that there is no impact on the supply of crude oil and petroleum products, as there are significant contracts between the Jordanian Petroleum Refinery and Aramco, which is responsible for importing most of Saudi Arabia’s crude oil needs.
Iraq Declares No War Over Oil Amid U.S.-Iran Tensions
In a region where oil is the lifeblood that fuels economies, politics, and even wars, Iraq’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has made a crucial declaration: it will not plunge into war over oil. This pronouncement comes amid escalating tensions in the region, as the United States and Iran spar with airstrikes and proxy attacks.
Messages in the Skies
Recently, the United States conducted airstrikes on Iranian military munitions stockpiles in Syria. These strikes were not random acts of aggression but a carefully orchestrated operation intended to send a two-pronged message to Iran. Firstly, escalating attacks on American forces by Iranian proxies could lead to overt military confrontation. Secondly, if these attacks cease, both sides could revert to the simmering hostilities that have characterized their relationship in recent years.
However, the United States’ attempts to modify Iran’s behavior have often been fruitless. The 2015 nuclear deal, for instance, failed to foster the desired cooperation. Iran’s support for Hamas and Hezbollah, coupled with its oil sales to China, has bolstered its economy, making an all-out conflict a risky venture.
A Delicate Balance of Power
The U.S. strikes on Iranian military facilities were designed to be potent yet measured, strong enough to demonstrate resolve but not so severe as to escalate the situation or give Iranian hardliners an excuse to push for a wider regional war. The goal of the strikes is to deter and prevent future attacks by Iranian-backed militia groups.
However, the effectiveness of these strikes remains uncertain. The United States believes that Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, wants to avoid a wider war, but Iran is still applying pressure on the U.S. to rein in Israel and remind them of Iran’s power.
China’s Role in the Middle East
As the United States and Iran navigate this fraught relationship, another global superpower, China, is positioning itself as a key mediator in the Middle East. China has economic interests on both sides of the conflict and advocates for a peaceful resolution. By maintaining neutrality, it secures support from the Global South and demonstrates that it can collaborate with the West.
The current conflict provides an opportunity for China to demonstrate its willingness to partner with the West and dispel fears that its rise means seeking to replace the West.
As the Middle East teeters on the brink of potential conflict, Iraq’s decision to avoid war over oil is a beacon of hope in a turbulent storm. It remains to be seen whether other nations will follow suit and choose diplomacy over destruction.
Welcome everybody to the big call tonight - It is Thursday, October 26th and you're listening to the big call. Thanks for listening wherever you are located all over the globe - And we hope that we're getting this to you in your own language. I didn't get the stats on Tuesday’s call to know what the numbers were yet and usually do but all I know is we've reached a lot of people - and last Thursday’s call 182 countries I believe it was 19 point something million listeners - we’re happy about that. We hope we're getting a big reach tonight – we were kind of kept out of Israel and some of the Middle Eastern countries last Tuesday, obviously with a conflict that's going on in Israel, but let's do this you guys - Let’s get into the Intel side of things,
Let's talk first about Iraq. We were looking to see the Iraqi dinar rates published in the physical printed Gazette, the official record of Iraq, they call it the Gazette. And that was to go in yesterday, or so we thought, but it didn't and we're hearing those should go in either Friday or Saturday. I would expect it to be there, except on Saturday.
That makes sense Friday of their high holy day. I don't know if it would come out tomorrow it's possible. But if it comes out Saturday that will suffice - The rate itself that we heard today on the screens is excellent. Very good. And I told you guys Tuesday - they were supposed to offer us a contract rate on the dinar, which I can't tell you what it is, but you'll be very pleasantly surprised.
Now - The other thing is we do expect this rate to be an international rate and the dinar to be quite high, quite good - Higher than Dr Shabibi suggested 10 years ago, actually 11 years ago now, when he mentioned what the value of the dinar could support in the International Chamber of Commerce meeting in 2012 - and just seems like yesterday, but it was 11 years ago. So that's good news.
it'll be higher than what he suggested. and you guys that have been on the call for a while, know the rate that I'm referring to. So that would be an international rate - the Iraqi dinar - The new Iraqi dinar has been traded for almost two weeks now on the forex and also on the ATF FX. So it's not like people that are in that business aren't aware of that they are -
And I just think we're gonna be totally amazed by not only that but also the rate of the dong - the rupiah - the Afghani also Bolivar from Venezuela and it's just gonna be --- and the zim itself, it's gonna be a terrific rate. So it should be on par with our dollar highest or whatever. So that's really good news.
Also thinking - saying that what we're hearing about the dinar is very positive for us, and we should have that -- See when we say that the rate should be published in the Gazette. I know we've talked about past Saturdays past Wednesdays and Saturdays, and it's held off from being published because they really don't want it out there published like that, until we are ready to go with our exchanges. And I think that's what's interesting about either tomorrow or Saturday. And I think if I were a betting person I'd bet on Saturday.
The other information that's lining up for us - have to say this first, you guys realize that the information that I get at the time appears valid appears true, appears to be the real thing. And then look what happened in the last three days.
We were expecting 800 numbers to come in on Tuesday morning, yesterday morning and this morning.
But since those times we've gotten information that says that that wasn't happening. And we knew it didn't happen because we experienced the fact that it didn't happen. But it just goes to show that we've talked about this being a moving target talked about, you know, things that happened to be time that are not true. There are other variables that play into this. There are other things happening globally, with the political scene with everything else that that certain people in the deep state are trying to do to thwart this - And to keep this from going.
In one analogy that was made yesterday today was about the game of Whack a Mole, where those moments come up to hole and you whack them with that mallet. That's sort of what they're playing a game of Whack a Mole with the deep state. But every time every day doesn't happen and the next day comes guess what - there are fewer and fewer each day interfering because they've been picked up arrested and removed from the premises - how long will they go on? It's hard to say -- Is everything clear and ready to go now? It's hard to say.
I will say this, politically. Johnson was elected Speaker of the House. And I think we went out about it Tuesday. whenever that was, that was a big win. It looks like to be a great guy - I think that some of the other political shenanigans that are going on could have been what slowed this down.
Obviously, we do have a major conflict going on in Israel. And that is a real thing. It started as a prisoner swap and then cleaning out of tunnels, which we believe there are so many tunnels under Israel that were used for child trafficking. But that is something to be cleansed and that's what they're doing, as well as trying to defend against Hamas and possibly Hezbollah. So that is a real thing.
The money that Janet Yellen, sent over to the Ukraine, in the tune of $57 billion was returned by President Putin of Russia to our good Treasury here - our new treasury, you realize the old Treasury that we had was using the Fiat and printing money. It was basically operating under the Federal Reserve, which is the good parts of the Fed and rolled into the new US Treasury for the restored Republic. And so those 57 billion were returned to our country, And that's a good thing.
The other piece of it, I think that is important. And some of our intel sources are really kind of dried up. It's really getting so close that certain people have said they can no longer speak to our source or our sources and you know, no longer meet with them speak with them, and that's a good thing, because it tells us how close we are – the bad thing is because then we sometimes lose communication with bank sources, or redemption center sources,
and where we stand right now - Or the last communication that we had, which was coming in from an email received at the redemption center was that things are being resituated and re allocated for an all new restart -- I think they are working with our timeline or trying to get everything resituated and funds re allocated for a complete new restart.
Now, the restart was supposed to be the either Friday that's tomorrow, or Saturday. That's the day after tomorrow.
So that's the latest intel that we have pointed to a window of having this done, getting our numbers out, getting our appointments set, going in for exchanges. If everything works out, right, we could be in doing our exchange in my opinion - I think Saturday is looking very positive - Maybe tomorrow, maybe
I think what's going to happen is what's happening on the political scene is I think we'll see some political change that we might notice tomorrow with removal of some and reinsertion of another. But let's see how that plays out over the next day or so. The timing I've been told is going towards things happening tomorrow in that regard for the political change to take place. And I look forward to that just like everybody else. I think we can't wait to win.
Also our thoughts and prayers go out to the people in Mexico – Who withstood a very strong force four force five hurricane and people in that area of Mexico and the west coast of the Pacific Coast of Mexico. I'm sure are really inundated with the effects of that hurricane
And I'm sorry that that happened. And I just really found out about it today. I think it made land fall yesterday - So our thoughts and our prayers are with the people of Mexico, and specifically Acapulco and all the areas surrounding it, that were affected.
I think this you guys we know that this is very close. We know that we thought we would have days ago even months ago - And what I'm trying to do is bring you the most accurate, up to date information that I get. That's what I've given you tonight.
Now I know dates have come and gone. We have to be careful, don't ascribe too closely to those particular dates that we when it comes to restitution and reclamation allowance - Yes, we did not get that yesterday or the 18th of October. And I got sources looking into seeing whether it's possible that we do still receive it this month.
It's possible but I just don't have that don't have that to give to you. We also did not get an increase in Social Security benefits this month.
So I don't know where that stands right now. So obviously we are looking for this revaluation of currencies which by the way there's another Mea culpa but I guess you'd say we did get the last Friday.
The bonds were seized in terms of being sold. That would be German bonds and all the various Chinese dragon colored bonds were stopped. I don't get it. All bonds were stopped I know those two types of classifications ceased at midnight, central time last Friday, but the currencies that we thought would stop then we're told they might stop them on Sunday at five o'clock. That didn't happen - currencies are still available.
Now - Here's, here's the situation. The bonafied currency sellers whether it's on eBay, whether they're brick and mortar stores, wherever they are, they will be getting a communication from Treasury and asked when that communication is sent by email to change the values of currencies or the prices of them or remove them for sale in 15 minutes - manually.
It can't be pre programmed to happen by a computer they have to physically go and manually change their offerings, whether it's removed them from being for sale, or change the price to reflect it. Now, the currencies that we're talking about are not going to be affordable to buy. They're not - can you imagine.
Now. They're not going to be for sale, the Zim will be gone - dinar gone - that are already gone. All these currencies that we're looking at to go way up in value will not likely be available anymore.
So that's what's going to happen. These currency sellers receive emails telling them, they should receive a notification from Treasury in the next several days, four or five days that would ask them to make those changes or remove the currency for sale. So that is how they're gonna be notified. We don't have a fixed absolute time or date right now for that to happen. So we got clarification on that.
Again, our timing is close on this. Okay. So, that is what I wanted to bring to you guys tonight.
And I just want to thank everybody, for being there with us, especially our international listeners who may be hearing me it should be Renee and Marie, multiple languages around the globe. I mean, we are getting the word and the big call out in sight in almost simultaneous translation in three seconds from the time I speak and it comes to this global community of the big fall in a matter of seconds.
I appreciate everybody listening in on the intel giving me grace for the fact that we've all done everything but call it we cannot call it and then we try to do it. We get stuck. And I just think that our best bet is to stay with a plan A till the numbers come out.
Thank you Sue. glad that you're back. Thank you, Bob. Thank you GCK Jeanne and Pastor Scott content, continued healing to you, as well as Jeanne And for anyone else that's behind the scenes, our sat team or satellite team that's getting the call out globally, thank you guys for putting negative, and thank you for everything that all of your listeners, meant to be called over the last 12 years.
Let's see where we're going to go now the next couple of days.