The Iraqi Foreign Ministry revealed the date of closing the work of the United Nations investigation team to promote accountability for crimes committed by ISIS (UNITAD) in Iraq.
A statement from the Foreign Office said a copy of it that “the temporary Chargé d’affaires of the Permanent Representative of the Republic of Iraq to the United Nations in New York, Abbas Kazem Obaid, met with Miguel de Serpa Soares, United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Legal Affairs, and during the meeting, Iraq’s relations with the United Nations and its organs and programs, the legal mechanisms followed up in the United Nations, the contents of international resolutions, aspects of their implementation and follow-up.” The statement added, “The arrangements related to the {UNITAD} working team and the mechanism for implementing Security Council resolution No. 2679 of 2023 and meeting the requirements of Iraq regarding the implementation of the team’s mandate, including the making arrangements for the completion of the stages and procedures of liquidation and closure of the team’s work in September of this year 2024,” the statement added.
[via WiserNow] This is a non taxable event. These exchanges that we're doing...they're not taxable to you...It was designed to be tax free. [Dinar Guru Note: Some gurus feel the dinar is non-taxable, others feel capital gains and still other feel it will be taxed as ordinary income. The only opinion that matters in the end is the IRS's. At the appropriate time consult your tax advisors to determine the correct tax for your unique circumstances.]
Prime minister of Iraq met with our President Trump for a couple of hours in an undisclosed location on Sunday afternoon and they were discussing the fact when Prime Minister, Sudani of Iraq was going to fly back to Iraq that afternoon...he was going to announce to the entire country of Iraq they were indeed a sovereign nation and had a sovereign currency - once that occurred...we would have simultaneous announcement here...
not quite sure who was going make it but was to be made to banks and to our redemption centers, and other institutions - with other officials dealing with currency exchanges... once those announcements were made, we felt like we were good to go and get ready to get started...
...we haven't started yet. But we know that we've checked with certain banks...like Chase and Wells have the dinar, for example is one of our currencies on the front screens of the banks and ...they're rising in value.
But there the last time we checked, the bank screens rates were flashing - ...when it's flashing on and off...it means that it's not quite ready...to be exchanged...So we're waiting according to the latest information that we have from redemption centers and banks, that they're waiting for the green light to come in the form of an email from Wells Fargo, corporate New York...When that email comes in to the redemption centers, they will know that it's time to go it's time to start...we're close.
Mawazine News – Baghdad The Iraqi government submitted a request to host the Arab Summit for 2025, being the fourth summit to be hosted by Baghdad after 1979, 1990, and 2012.
“The isolation suffered by Iraq during the previous regime, and the war on terrorism, did not provide the opportunity to rehabilitate the basic infrastructure of the state, allowing the hosting of important and large regional and global events,” said the government spokesman on behalf of Al-Awadi. The academic and political researcher Abdul Azizi Al-Issawi, in an interview with Al-Sabah, said that “internal and external messages may be sent by the Arab summit if they are held in Baghdad.”
Al-Issawi said: “Hosting the Arab summit in Baghdad will have the effect of sending more than one message, including a foreign one that Iraq is no longer affected by regional events, but has begun since 2020 to play an influential and mediator role and receives Arab leaders and others,” adding that “Iraq wants to convey a message that what happened from a transition in diplomacy is an approach that will continue with breaking the isolation of previous years.” He added that “increasing the diplomatic influence of any country will increase its economic, sports, social and other activities.”
Al-Issawi continued that “the Arab summit is the most important summit to be hosted by Iraq, and in 2012 the previous Baghdad summit was held in critical security conditions,” noting that “Iraq has achieved successes and political stability that will enable it to invest it externally.”
Al-Issawi touched on the internal factor by saying: “The government wants to convince citizens that it is not only service, and that its role is not local,” noting that “the Arab summit will give Iraq a greater role in conjunction with the decline of the role of regional and Arab countries that were preoccupied with an internal and external conflict, and Iraq today is better than yesterday’s Iraq, after it put regional and Arab countries in an embarrassment imposed by the war in Gaza.”
Meanwhile, the political adviser to Prime Minister Fadi Al-Shammari said in a statement followed by Mawazine News that “the request to host the next Arab summit reflects Iraq’s desire to contribute effectively to Arab affairs and enhance its role in promoting cooperation and achieving development.” Al-Shammari stated that “what has achieved the security stability witnessed by Iraq is a key factor to attract international and regional summits.”
While the academic and researcher in political affairs, Haidar Ali, saw that “Iraqi diplomacy establishes a new stage, which is to change the Iraqi political discourse, send messages of reassurance to the Arab environment, and disclose a real Iraqi desire to link to interests and obtain a measure of empowerment in performance.” Ali stressed “the role of productive diplomacy, one of whose outputs is the strength of the pillars of the foreign policy of the state, after which it is effective tools,” pointing out that “Baghdad’s hosting of the Arab summit is one of the data on the success of the Iraqi diplomatic track and an addition that can be a quality that can be calculated for the strategy of Iraqi diplomacy that depends on continuity and the ability to choose between alternatives.”
He continued that “the summit in Baghdad may be their input added to the elements of Iraq’s strength and effectiveness in its Arab regional environment. It has several indicators, perhaps the most prominent of which is the reflection of the Arab consensus in the summit and its centered in Baghdad on the Arab decision,” and pointed out that “Iraq’s principled positions on the Palestinian issue, and Iraq’s ability to play the role of pivotal mediation between the actors in the region, in addition to the moral side of the summit and its convening, as it indicates Iraq’s position within its Arab vital field.”
Ali warned that “the most important among that is the acceptance of the other, that is, the extent to which the Arab incubator accepts Iraq’s return to its status and natural weight, even if it is relative,” and stressed that “all these data, including the summit in Baghdad, will be linked to a group of determinants, the most important of which is Iraq’s possession of the independence of its political decision, the ability to manufacture its regionally linked security and foreign policy strategies based on neutrality and a move away from the axes.”
How I Understand the GCR Redemptions TIER Structure and Purpose
On February 23, 2024 By Awake-In-3D
Over the past 14 years, my explorations across the Global Currency Reset (GCR) landscape has been both enlightening and complex.
Through countless hours of research, discussions, and personal reflection, I’ve come to grasp my best understanding of the GCR’s exchange redemption process and its tier structure.
It’s a system that, at its core, is designed to facilitate a monumental shift in global finance, leveraging repressed currencies and historical assets for the betterment of humanity.
Here’s how I’ve come to understand this intricate process and the roles of those involved.
Hopefully it makes sense, perhaps it doesn’t. I will leave that up for you to decide.
Once Upon a Time
It all began with a fascination for the storied wealth of dynastic Elders and Royals, whose centuries-old accumulation of gold seemed like the stuff of legends.
Yet, as I researched deeper, I discovered that these tales were not only plausibly true but were the foundation for a plan to reset the soon-to-collapse global financial system.
This plan, aimed at transitioning from a fiat-based to a gold-backed monetary system, relies on a specifically structured tier system for its execution.
Tiers have often been discussed in GCR Land over the years, yet the relatively simple explanations of what the tiers are left me with more questions than answers.
Tier 1: The Bedrock of the GCR
At the foundation of the tier structure are the Elders and Royals—collectively the custodians of the off-ledger gold that underpins the entire GCR.
Their role extends beyond mere guardians of wealth; they are the visionaries who have pledged their centuries-old treasures to underwrite a new era of global finance.
This tier, in essence, sets the stage for the entire redemption process, providing the collateral necessary to secure the future currency system.
Tier 2: The Engine of Value
The second tier is composed of the global private trading platforms, engineered by the Royals and Elders to operationalize the vision of the GCR.
These trading platforms act as the conduits through which the gold collateral transforms into actionable financial instruments.
Tier 2 is also where sovereign nations hold a role as investors within the platforms to determine the value of their native currencies against the gold collateral (pool of stored value).
This also sets the intrinsic purchasing power of a nation’s currency relative to their GDP.
This is where the complexities of exchange and redemption rates are navigated (a unit of a nation’s currency vs. a Tier 1 unit of gold value), and the value of historical assets is realized within the new financial system.
Tier 3: The Intermediaries
Brokers, dealers, and private investment groups make up the third tier, serving as the vital link between the foundational assets and the individuals ready to participate in the GCR.
Their role in aggregating and pooling assets, and their acumen in navigating multiple financial landscapes, ensure that the assets reach the trading platforms efficiently.
Tier 3 is where the logistics of exchanges and redemptions take shape, bridging the old with the new.
Tier 4: The Beneficiaries and Participants
At the heart of the tier structure are the individuals and groups who possess the repressed currencies and historical bonds.
Their role transcends mere participation; they are the vanguard of the GCR, ready to leverage their holdings for the reset and revaluation – from fiat currency to a monetary unit of stored value.
Tier 4 embodies the spirit of the GCR—ordinary people standing at the threshold of extraordinary financial change.
They are the beneficiaries of the redemption process, poised to contribute to humanitarian and economic development projects with their newfound wealth.
Final Thoughts
Understanding the GCR’s tier structure has been a journey of connecting historical dots to present realities and future possibilities.
Each tier represents a distinct set of roles and responsibilities, yet they are all interconnected within the structure of the GCR.
From the guardians of ancient wealth to the architects of financial platforms, the intermediaries who facilitate asset pooling, and the individuals poised to realize the benefits, the tier system is a testament to the complexity and ambition of the GCR.
It’s a process that spans centuries, cultures, and economies, converging in a modern initiative that promises a more equitable and sustainable future.
By striving to better understand the tier structure, the GCR falls into place, not just as a financial reset, but as a global blueprint for rediscovering the value of humanity’s oldest treasures for the common good.
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The head of the Kurdistan Regional Government, Masroor Barzani, arrived in Washington, D.C., at the official invitation, and during his visit, he is scheduled to hold a series of meetings with senior US officials at the White House, the State Department, and Congress.
A statement to the Kurdistan Regional Government followed by Network 964:
On Saturday evening, February 24, 2024, the head of the Kurdistan Regional Government, Masrour Barzani, arrived in Washington, D.C., at the invitation of an official invitation.
The prime minister is accompanied by a government delegation and during his visit is scheduled to hold a series of meetings with senior U.S. officials at the White House, State Department, and Congress.
The meetings will focus on ways to strengthen relations between the Kurdistan Region and the United States, in addition to discussing the latest developments and developments in Iraq and the region.
The delegation accompanying the head of government consists of the Minister of the Peshmerga, the official of the Department of Foreign Relations, and a number of officials.
