Sunday, February 11, 2024

Russia hosts a meeting of BRICS Deputy Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors, 11 FEB

Iraq's Journey Towards Sovereignty: Establishing a Timeline for Coalition Withdrawal

In a significant stride towards asserting full sovereignty, Iraq is set to convene a crucial meeting this Sunday, February 11, 2024. Major General Yahya Rasoul, the spokesperson for the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces in Iraq, announced that the Supreme Bilateral Military Technical Committee will reconvene to discuss and establish a timeline for the conclusion of the international coalition's mission in Iraq.

The committee, comprising representatives from both Iraq and the United States, will deliberate on the specific steps and dates for the withdrawal of coalition forces. This development is a noteworthy milestone in the ongoing dialogue between the two nations regarding the presence of international forces in Iraq.

The Path to the Present: A History of Military Cooperation

The international coalition, led by the United States, has been a significant presence in Iraq for many years. Formed to combat the Islamic State (ISIS), the coalition's mission has been fraught with challenges and controversies.

The escalating tensions between the US and Iran-backed militias in Iraq have further complicated the situation. The recent drone strike that killed two militia leaders sparked widespread outrage and led to calls for the withdrawal of US forces.

In response to these mounting pressures, the Iraqi parliament is planning to vote on a resolution mandating the expulsion of all foreign military forces from the country. This decision comes in the wake of continued US airstrikes targeting Iraqi security forces, which have been met with strong condemnation from various political factions and leaders in Iraq.

The Road Ahead: Navigating the Future of Military Presence

Against this backdrop, the upcoming meeting of the Supreme Bilateral Military Technical Committee assumes immense importance. The discussions are expected to provide clarity on the future of the US-led troop presence in Iraq.

"The meeting will mark a significant step towards Iraq's assertion of full sovereignty," said Major General Rasoul. "We are committed to working closely with our international partners to ensure a smooth and orderly transition."

The decision to set a timeline for the withdrawal of coalition forces is seen as a positive development by many. However, it also raises questions about the future of Iraq's security and stability.

"The international coalition has played a crucial role in combating ISIS and maintaining security in Iraq," said Dr. Hassan Al-Hakim, a political analyst based in Baghdad. "The challenge now is to ensure that the gains made so far are not lost in the transition."

A Delicate Balance: Asserting Sovereignty While Ensuring Security

As Iraq prepares to embark on this new chapter, it faces 

the daunting task of balancing its assertion of sovereignty

 with the need to ensure security and stability. The success

 of this endeavor will depend on the outcome of the upcoming meeting and the ability of all parties involved to navigate the complexities of the situation.

The world watches with bated breath as Iraq stands at the crossroads of history. The decisions made in the coming days will have far-reaching implications, not just for Iraq, but for the entire region.

As the curtain falls on this phase of military cooperation,

 a new chapter unfolds in Iraq's journey towards sovereignty. Only time will tell 

what this new chapter holds for the people of Iraq and the broader Middle East.

A New Chapter Unfolds: Iraq's Journey Towards Sovereignty

This Sunday, February 11, 2024, marks a significant milestone 

in Iraq's journey towards asserting full sovereignty. The 

Supreme Bilateral Military Technical Committee is set to 

reconvene to discuss and establish a timeline for the 

conclusion of the international coalition's mission in Iraq. 

This development is the culmination of ongoing dialogue 

between Iraq and the United States regarding the presence of

 international forces in Iraq.

The upcoming meeting will delve into the specific steps and

 dates for the withdrawal of coalition forces, marking the

 beginning of a new chapter in Iraq's history. As the nation

 prepares to embark on this journey, it faces the challenge 

of balancing its assertion of sovereignty with the need to

 ensure security and stability. The world watches with

 anticipation as Iraq stands at the threshold of a new era.

https://bnnbreaking.com/politics/iraqs-journey-towards-

sovereignty-establishing-a-timeline-for-coalition-withdrawal

"If the Dollar is No Longer the World’s Reserve Currency" by MIKECRISTO8, 11 FEB

 Natalie F Danelishen

@Chesschick01

Replying to @WallStreetSilv

Putin is correct. If the dollar is no longer the world’s reserve currency those dollars in other countries would flood back into the US …we will see hyperinflation as it would be too much money chasing too few goods. It would be a collapse of our economy.

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MikeCristo8
@MikeCristo8

Replying to @Chesschick01

Well…not exactly. You see the U.S. Treasury created more dollar “reserve assets” held by foreign central banks abroad ($150+ Trillion), both Ponzi Financial assets and dollar reserves for the petrodollar oil trade, than the U.S. Treasury debt and stock market valuations. 

For every dollar that gets repatriated back to the U.S. Treasury asset side, you must remove a corresponding one dollar from the Treasury liability side, which also corresponds to commercial banks liability side because a commercial bank holds Treasury bond collateral. Banks have made more deposits (loans to the investors) that are created than the asset side of a bank’s balance sheet. 

Right now, those dollars being repatriated back to the U.S. Treasury are currently being bought up by BlackRock. Exchange Stabilization Fund (ESF) which has a balance of roughly $25 Trillion. Again $150 Trillion of financial assets abroad and perhaps another $100 Trillion as central bank *oil reserves. Once BlackRock‘s ESF is drained, and Blackrock goes insolvent, commercial banks will be forced to call in their Dollar loans which are currently parked in the stock market. The stock market will eventually go to zero. Why? Because the world’s gold held by foreign central banks will ALL pledge their gold reserves to back the renminbi as a gold-backed global “reserve asset” in the oil trade payment settlement. 

I believe this renminbi unveiling comes on the heels of the Tucker – Putin interview.

"US DOLLAR V/S IRAQI DINAR LATEST EXCHANGE RATE TODAY/iraqi dinar news t...

Iraqi Parliament refers requests to remove foreign forces to Committees, 11 FEB

 Iraqi Parliament refers requests to remove foreign forces to Committees

Shafaq News/ On Saturday, the Acting Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament, Mohsen Al-Mandalawi, directed a parliamentary request to expel foreign troops from Iraq to the Committee of Security and Defense and the legal Committee. 


According to a statement from the Parliament's media department, Al-Mandalawi referred a request, supported by over 100 representatives, to the Committee proposing legislation for removing foreign forces from Iraq.


https://shafaq.com/en/Iraq-News/Iraqi-Parliament-refers-requests-to-remove-foreign-forces-to-Committees


Saturday, February 10, 2024

"RV UPDATE" BY BRUCE, 11 FEB

 Bruce 

 [via WiserNow]  I know that there are rates on the bank screen I know that they should be locked in.  ...We should also have rates on redemption center screens, which is the better way to go...you should be absolutely thrilled with the rates that are available for all of our currencies.

 ...we're being told by our redemption center people that we are in for a very exciting weekend...

 we did get information...that is pointing to this going very soon...So there’s  a 4 letter word that we don’t use that often.   ...from...main sources...we will be going in for exchanges before or by Friday morning...It looks very good...I think this could be a very interesting week, weekend into next week...

Good News💥Iraqi Dinar Exchang Rate Are Massive Today 2024 / Iraqi Dinar ...

Basra Provincial Council plans to invest in natural gas to combat environmental pollution, 11 FEB

 Basra Provincial Council plans to invest in natural gas to combat environmental pollution

Shafaq News/ On Saturday, Basra Provincial Council revealed a plan to invest in natural gas associated with crude oil extraction operations rather than burning it. 


The Council's member represents Tasmeem Alliance, Sarah Dhafer Al-Husseini, emphasized that thousands of cancer cases in the governorate are recorded due to environmental pollution from oil projects.


https://shafaq.com/en/Economy/Basra-Provincial-Council-plans-to-invest-in-natural-gas-to-combat-environmental-pollution

A valid appearance reveals the details of the 2023 balance and the 2024 budget horizon, 24 NOV

A valid appearance reveals the details of the 2023 balance and the 2024 budget horizon Financial Advisor to Prime Minister Mazhar Mohammed S...