A Parliamentary Movement To Dismiss The Governor Of The Central Bank For His Failure To Control The Rise Of The Dollar
Economy | 09/11/2023 Mawazine News – Baghdad A member of the Parliamentary Oil and Gas Committee, Adnan Al-Jabri, confirmed on Thursday that the Governor of the Central Bank, Ali Al-Alaq, failed to control the rise in the dollar exchange rate.
Al-Jabri said in a televised interview followed by Mawazine News, “There is complaint in political and popular circles about the decline of the dinar against the dollar.”
Al-Jabri pointed out, “The government needs to take measures against the Governor of the Central Bank, Ali Al-Alaq.”
He continued, “After assuming the position of governor of the Central Bank, Al-Alaq presented a plan to control the rise in the dollar exchange rate, but he failed in it and did not fulfill his promises to the Iraqi people.”
Al-Jabri stated, “There are deliberations within the House of Representatives to take measures against the governor of the Central Bank, as he is directly responsible for the currency market,” pointing out that “Al-Alaq bears responsibility for the continued decline in the value of the dinar.”
Fri. 17 Nov. US Government Shutdown (The end of Congress’ extension for approving and funding the 2023 budget. The Fed has run out of fiat US Dollars and was not allowed to print anymore because of the excessive National Debt).
Sun. 19 Nov. 2023 is the Global Currency Reset implementation date for HSBC, JP Morgan, Citi Bank, Credit Swisse, Wells Fargo, Bank of America and other major financial institutions around the World.
Starting 1 Jan. 2024 the fiat US Dollar would be replaced by the gold/asset-backed US Note; all such gold/asset-backed currencies across the Globe would be on par 1:1 with each other, Social Security benefits will be much higher and the SS R&R payments would start on a monthly basis.
In the next three to six months the Rodriguez Trust will begin to administer “universal basic income” for citizens of all GESARA-compliant countries. The amount per individual or family will depend on the status, needs, employment level and age of the person/family and will work to encourage people to work if they can.
Global Currency Reset:
Judy Note: Below were hints on the timing of when Tier4b might receive notification to set redemption/ exchange appointments, though any way you look at it, it’s only just a guess.
Wed. 8 Nov. at 12 Noon EST Wells Fargo Bank received the Cash Release Codes and announced “OK. Get ready. The rescue of Financial Instruments Has Just Begun”: The launch of the Global Fund has just taken place in all parts of the world, marking the beginning of the Global Asset Redemption Program officially launched an hour ago (9 am EST on Wed. 8 Nov.). This is fantastic news for all beneficiaries. Tens of thousands of transactions around the world can now start paying. It’s Time. May God Bless Us All.
By noon on Wed. 8 Nov. the Iraqi Government released to the US Treasury, the new International Rate for their Dinar.
Thurs. 9 Nov. Bruce: On Wed. 8 Nov. the Military gave the GCR a go ahead, the Green Light from Treasury was turned on and Activation Codes were sent to the US Treasury. On that same Wed. Codes were entered into the Redemption Centers that allowed the new currency rates to go from the back screens to the front screens. Tier 4b (us, the Internet Group) should have notifications to set appointments for exchange/ redemptions on Fri. 10 Nov. late morning. Redemption Centers will be open every day for the next two weeks. Some Redemption Centers in Florida and Texas will be open 24/7. RV exchanges started in the UK and France today Thurs. 9 Nov.
On Thurs. 9 Nov.Wolverine: They just called me and told me that in 48 hours President Petro is going to give an announcement to all of Colombia about this.
On Thurs. 9 Nov. MarkZ: “My contacts claimed we would receive notification for appointments some time Fri. night through Sunday. On Friday Iraq is expected to join the World Trade Organization with a fully international currency. Bond people were waiting for an important Conference Call today. This has started. It is no longer rumors, it is a reality.”
Nouri Al-Maliki, the leader of Iraq’s State of Law Coalition, has accentuated the necessity for enhanced cooperation with the United Nations mission across various sectors, not just in the political realm. This sentiment was echoed during a discussion with Volker Perthes, the representative of the UN Secretary-General and head of the independent strategic review team of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI).
Perthes Praises Iraq’s International Relations Progress
Volker Perthes applauded Iraq’s advancements in cultivating its relations with the international community. He further articulated UNAMI’s preparedness to concertedly work with the Iraqi government in an array of sectors.
Transcending Political Boundaries
Al-Maliki’s emphasis on collaboration beyond political confines demonstrates a holistic approach to international relations. It signifies an understanding of the multifarious facets of a nation’s development and the role international cooperation can play in fostering growth.
UNAMI’s Role in Iraq’s Future
The UNAMI, under Perthes’ leadership, is poised to be a significant ally for Iraq, offering support in various areas. This potential partnership could pave the way for Iraq’s enhanced global standing and contribute to its national objectives.
The conversation between Al-Maliki and Perthes serves as a testament to Iraq’s commitment to bolstering its international relations and UNAMI’s readiness to aid in this endeavor. It underscores the importance of comprehensive cooperation, transcending the political domain, as a strategy for national growth and international integration.
Geopolitical Tensions Rise in the Middle East: A Closer Look
The recent surge of activities in the Middle East, particularly in Iraq, Syria, and Gaza, have heightened geopolitical tensions. Key events include a roadside bomb explosion near Mosul, U.S. airstrikes in Syria, and the intensifying conflict between Israel and Hamas. These incidents have sparked concerns about the potential escalation of regional conflict, impacting U.S. troops and local populations.
A Close Encounter in Mosul
In Iraq, a roadside bomb explosion targeted a joint U.S.-Iraqi military convoy near Mosul. Despite the blast, there were no casualties, underscoring the persistent security threats in the region. The incident highlights the ongoing risks associated with maintaining stability in Iraq, especially as U.S. forces continue to be targeted by Iran-backed groups.
U.S. Response: Airstrikes in Syria
The U.S. retaliated to these attacks with airstrikes in Syria, targeting sites linked to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Defense Secretary emphasized that attacks against U.S. troops must cease, and the U.S. is prepared to take necessary measures to protect its interests. The airstrikes exemplify the U.S.’s commitment to defending its forces and addressing threats posed by Iran-backed militias operating in Iraq and Syria.
Israel and Hamas: An Escalating Conflict
The conflict between Israel and Hamas has escalated, causing significant casualties and injuries, particularly among civilians. International efforts are underway to address the humanitarian crisis and seek a resolution to the conflict. The U.S. Secretary of State has emphasized the need for Palestinian-led governance and unity with the West Bank under the Palestinian Authority.
The Human Impact: Bob Woodruff’s Journey
Amid these geopolitical developments, individual stories have emerged, shedding light on the human impact of conflict. ABC newsman Bob Woodruff’s return to the site where he was injured in Iraq serves as a testament to the personal experiences and sacrifices associated with conflict. His journey underscores the long-term physical and mental challenges faced by individuals affected by traumatic events, and the resilience required to overcome adversity.
The recent developments in the Middle East underscore the complex geopolitical dynamics, security challenges, and humanitarian impact of ongoing conflicts. Amidst these challenges, individual stories like Bob Woodruff’s journey serve as poignant reminders of the human experiences and resilience amidst the broader geopolitical landscape.
The ongoing drone attacks on US personnel stationed in Erbil, Iraq, have intensified regional tensions, with the latest incident at the Harir air base claimed by the pro-Iran militia group, Islamic Resistance in Iraq. These attacks, coupled with the escalating Israel-Hamas conflict, have highlighted the difficulties faced by the Iraqi government in preventing the nation from becoming a battleground. Amidst the rising tension, Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ Sudani met with the leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party in Erbil, reflecting Iraq’s complex stance amidst the escalating tensions.
US Diplomatic Pressure and Iraq’s Delicate Position
The Biden administration has been pressuring the Iraqi government to hold those responsible for the attacks accountable. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s recent visit to Baghdad underscores the urgency of addressing the situation. Sudani’s subsequent meetings with Iranian leaders, including Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and President Ebrahim Raisi, have drawn attention to Iraq’s delicate position in the ever-intensifying regional tensions.
Kurdistan Regional Government’s Concerns
The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has expressed concerns about the attacks and emphasized the need for the Iraqi government to prevent outlaw forces from creating issues for Iraq and the Kurdistan Region. Nevertheless, the KRG’s influence over these militia attacks remains limited, raising significant security concerns for the region.
Iran’s Regional Influence and the Broader Implications
The involvement of Iran-backed militias throughout the Middle East, including in Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Bahrain, and Saudi Arabia, highlights the broader implications of Iran’s regional influence and its use of proxy forces. The interconnected relationships between Iran, its proxy forces, and the ongoing conflicts in the region have further complicated efforts to address the escalating tensions.
Overall, the events in Erbil, the influence of Iran-backed militias, and the dynamics of the Israel-Hamas conflict underscore the complexities of managing regional tensions and ensuring the security and stability of the region. This situation calls for a nuanced approach that acknowledges the multifaceted relationships and interests at play.