An American official from Erbil: Passing the oil and gas law is a priority for Washington
The new US consul in Erbil, Mark Straw, confirmed on Tuesday that addressing the revenue problem and passing the oil and gas law will beWashington’s priorities and agenda in Kurdistan.
A statement from the Ministry of Natural Resources, the regional government, said, “The Acting Minister of Electricity and Natural Resources, Kamal Muhammad Salih, received today the American Consul General in the Kurdistan Region, Mark Straw.”
The statement added, "The Minister of Electricity and Natural Resources thanked the United States of America for its role in resuming oil exports to the Kurdistan region, following up on solving oil and gas problems, expanding investment, and approving the federal oil and gas law with the Kurdistan region."
In turn, the American Consul confirmed, “We are closely following the process of resuming oil exports and we know that the suspension of oil has had a negative impact on revenues and citizens, and that addressing the revenue problem and passing the oil and gas law will be among the priorities of Washington’s policy and agenda.”
He expressed his "happiness with investing in the electricity, energy and oil sectors." link
The new US Treasury’s Rainbow Currency, backed by precious metals of gold, silver and platinum, will end the U.S. bankruptcy begun by Franklin Roosevelt in 1933.
Currently, income tax was paid to the National Tax Agency and Federal Reserve. The US government receives none of this tax money. It belongs to a foreign power. It belongs to the Cabal.
The new US 14% tax is only on non-essential new products, and it provides security for our country, security for our borders, protection of our laws, protection of our elections, better roads, better bridges, better parks. It is used by the government to do things.
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Global Currency Reset:
Tues. 7 Nov. Bruce: On Sat. 4 Nov. we had word that NESARA had been activated. The Federal Reserve is gone and we are under the Restored Republic that was designed after the Republic of 1873. We are no longer under the US Corporation. The new gold/asset-backed USN has been out and traded for at least a couple of weeks. Four different military sources say Tier4b (us, the Internet Group) notification would be Wed. 8 Nov. evening, likely a few hours after President Trump’s speech. We could be exchanging on Thurs. 9 Nov.
Tues. 7 Nov. MarkZ: Not a lot of RV news, but the overwhelming consensus is that they did their best to pull the trigger over Friday and Saturday. Their backup plan was Monday night or Tuesday….They feel very confident they will get this thing wrapped in the near future. There is a whole heck of a lot of expectations for the next two days.
Sat. 11 Nov. Why Trump only has two rallies left? What’s going on?? Nothing after the 11th?
On Sat. 4 Nov. we had word that NESARA had been activated
The FED is gone and we are under the Restored Republic designed after the Republic of 1873. We are no longer under the US Corporation.
The new gold/asset-backed USN has been out and traded for at least a couple of weeks.
They only want us to take up to $3,500 in cash from our appointments.
I think the 800s will come out on Wed. 8 Nov. The notifications to make redemption/ exchange appointments will come out either right before or a few hours after Trump’s announcements, likely after.
At 3pm this afternoon the 800’s were being reloaded and reworked with the emails. They know all about us and who we are.
The US Treasury has reorganized and works with the Starlink System. In so doing they have eliminated half a million emails of those not worthy of that exchange. The bad people won’t get the emails, but if they do get an appointment at a Redemption Center they will not be allowed to exchange
The Military has to give the Green Light to the Treasury and Redemption Centers and then we can go with the 800’s numbers.
There was a good Dinar rate on the Bank back screens yesterday and that will go to the front screen as per Forex rates, but our rates will be higher. The Redemption Centers have their own rates so we need to use that toll free number to make our appointments and exchange.
Four different military sources say Tier4b (us, the Internet Group) notification Wed. 8 Nov. evening and we could exchange on Thurs. 9 Nov.
FIREFLY: The television says the parliament session will end on the 9th of this month and parliament is telling us that there are no more scheduled sessions this year nor are there any emergency sessions.
That means the HCL law didn't make it again. They've been telling us it was going to come. That they were going to vote on it on this session. They're saying no more sessions until next year. It's a little disappointing...
FRANK: I don't care what parliament says and neither should you...Sudani and Barzani have your HCL. All that is needed is for the new exchange rate to come out in order to activate it... Sudani can call a session on his own.
Security raids the Forex company in Baghdad, 8 NOV
A security source reported, on Tuesday, a raid on an “unlicensed” company for buying and selling stocks and trading in foreign currencies in the capital, Baghdad.
The source told Shafaq News Agency, “A security force raided one of the companies that carries out trading activities in buying and selling stocks and trading in foreign currencies (Forex) within the Al-Mamoun area / Al-Shawaf Street in Baghdad,” noting that “the company is not licensed by the Central Bank of Iraq. ”
The source confirmed, "7 computers, 3 records, and files containing contracts concluded with traders were seized, and one of those inside the company was arrested." link
Unraveling the Middle East Conflict: A Deep Dive into U.S. Non-Intervention
The Middle East conflict, a labyrinth of politics, history, and global interests, continues to shape the world’s geopolitical landscape. An integral part of this intricate matrix is the United States’ stance, a blend of political pragmatism, historical alliances, and economic considerations. This article explores the multi-layered dynamics of this conflict, delving into the reasons behind the U.S.’s non-intervention and the nuances of its support for Israel.
U.S. Involvement: A Maze of Motives and Implications
The U.S.’s approach to the Middle East conflict is far from straightforward. It is a tapestry woven with threads of historical context, regional politics, and economic interests. The U.S.’s involvement in Ukraine, viewed by some as a reckless instigation leading to Russia’s invasion, is a telling example. The narrative suggests that America could have supported Ukraine without inciting Russia, thereby averting the crisis.
The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: A Complex Paradox
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict, a thorny issue in the Middle East, is another area where the U.S.’s stance is under scrutiny. While the U.S.’s support for Israel is often criticized, it is also rooted in shared cultural and historical ties. This connection, a pivotal element of Western civilization, has direct implications on U.S. foreign policy.
That said, there is a growing consensus that while Israel’s war in Gaza may be justified, its policies in the West Bank could be perceived as ethnic cleansing. This dichotomy presents a challenge to the U.S. – how to support reasonable Israelis while marginalizing anti-Arab zealots. The path to resolution is fraught with difficulty, but necessary for regional stability .
The Iraq Factor: Balancing Act in a Volatile Region
Caught in the crossfire of the conflict is Iraq, a country grappling with its historical animosity towards Israel and its strategic alliance with the U.S. Despite its refusal to sign an armistice agreement since the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, Iraq has shown diplomatic maturity in its stance on the Hamas-Israel conflict, advocating for Palestinian statehood and humanitarian aid for Gazans.
Simultaneously, Iraq’s internal dynamics, with the role of Shia militias and the delicate task of managing relationships with the U.S. and influential armed factions, add another layer of complexity. The recent visit of Secretary Blinken to Iraq signifies the importance of handling these challenges to ensure regional stability.
In conclusion, the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, underscored by the U.S.’s involvement and the Israeli-Palestinian discord, is a microcosm of the complexities of international relations. As this exploration reveals, navigating these turbulent waters requires keen understanding, diplomatic finesse, and a commitment to peace.