Happy Thursday folks! We’re awaiting to see all the events unfold between now and September 18th when the rate cuts begin. Don’t be surprised to see everything coalescing at the exact same time. It’s almost like it’s all scripted, lol. Don’t blink, it will be here before you know it and the world and our worlds moreover will look radically different.
@JonDowling
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JON DOWLING
Happy Wednesday folks. Once Kamala is officially announced as the interim “President”, we will see manufactured chaos in America for about three months. But during that time, the currency reset.
Waiting on Ali Allaq to be officially removed as the CBI governor and replaced. This should all occur at the same time. Watch for XRP price to move as well during this time.
#dominoeffect
@JonDowling
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hings continue to heat up! Will Iran take the US offer to remove all the sanctions, or will they go full steam ahead with the attack on Israel? Something has to give soon and it will.
Leader Barzani praises the US for supporting Kurdistan
Shafaq News/ On Thursday, the head of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP), leader Masoud Barzani, met with the new US Consul General in Erbil, Steve Bitner. Mark Stroh, the former US Consul General in Erbil, also attended the meeting.
According to Barzani’s headquarters, the KDP leader “welcomed the new Consul General and hoped for success and effective collaboration.” He also praised the role of the outgoing Consul General in strengthening relations and coordination between the Kurdistan Region and the United States.
Leader Barzani “extended his gratitude to the United States – both its people and government – for their support to the Kurdish people at various stages, notably during the establishment of a safe haven in Kurdistan after the Kurdish uprising in 1991, the removal of the previous Iraqi regime in 2003, and support in the fight against terrorism.”
The discussion also covered the upcoming elections in the Kurdistan Region, scheduled for October 2024, relations between the Kurdistan Region and the federal Iraqi government, and the political situation in Iraq and the region.
ANALYSIS
In a recent meeting with the new US Consul General in Erbil, Steve Bitner, Masoud Barzani, the leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP), expressed his appreciation for the United States' support of the Kurdish people.
Barzani highlighted the significant roles that the US has played in various critical moments, such as establishing a safe haven in 1991, aiding in the removal of the previous Iraqi regime in 2003, and supporting the fight against terrorism.
Barzani welcomed Bitner and acknowledged the contributions of the outgoing Consul General, Mark Stroh, in enhancing relations between the Kurdistan Region and the United States. The meeting also touched upon upcoming elections in the Kurdistan Region, scheduled for October 2024, as well as the political dynamics between the Kurdistan Region and the federal Iraqi government.
Judy Note on writing Humanitarian Project Proposals
After talking to Charlie Ward and others it is my understanding that there has been no official instructions given out on what to put into a Humanitarian Project proposal. DaveHRCLion and others have merely voiced their own opinion on how to do it.
It is assumed you will need to write out a 1-2 page summary of what you hope to accomplish with your project including your goals, how many people you hope to employ, approximate cost, how many years you hope to run your project and a short summary of your background including what makes you qualified to run the project.
You will need to sign a NDA. All Zim redemptions will be put on a long term payout. Have an idea about how many years you wish your payout to be.
John F. Kennedy said that those with projects will receive their Zim redemption on their first two 100T Zim Bond notes at a 1:1. After this you will receive $25 million per 100T Zim Bond Notes you have, up to 30 Zim Bond Notes. To negotiate further, you will need to return and discuss it later with your Redemption Team.
Al-Sudani unveils major industrial and energy projects in Karbala
Shafaq News/ PM Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani has officially launched the first phase of four major projects within the Karbala Industrial City, including an industrial gases plant, a kerosene production facility, a vacuum distillation unit, and an organic solvents plant, to contribute significantly to the nation's economic growth and self-sufficiency.
During the inauguration ceremony, Al-Sudani emphasized the potential of these projects to create jobs, reduce import dependency, and stimulate local industry. The industrial gases plant, with a daily capacity of 1,000 tons, is expected to meet the growing demand for various gases across sectors, while the kerosene plant, producing 1,000 cubic meters per day, will enhance Iraq's energy supply.
The vacuum distillation plant, with a capacity of 2,500 tons per day, will improve crude oil processing, providing essential components for refining and industrial use. Additionally, the organic solvents plant, producing 1,000 cubic meters per day, will supply critical materials to the chemical industry.
These initiatives mark the first phase of Karbala Industrial City's development, a key part of the government's broader strategy to diversify Iraq's economy and reduce reliance on oil exports. Al-Sudani reiterated the government's commitment to industrial growth, urging both local and international investors to contribute to the country's economic transformation.
Earlier today, Al-Sudani arrived at Karbala International Airport as the $500 million expansion project nears completion, positioning the airport to handle up to 20 million passengers annually. furthermore, he announced the launch of a major electricity project in Karbala, aiming to produce 10,000 megawatts (MW) of power, and inaugurated three significant power plants: the Karbala gas-fired combined cycle power plant with a capacity of 132 MW, the Karbala solar power station with a capacity of 300 MW, and the Shores of Karbala Substation (400 KV) with a capacity of 1,500 MW.
ANALYSIS
Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani has recently unveiled several major industrial and energy projects in Karbala, marking a significant step in Iraq's economic development. These projects, which include an industrial gases plant, a kerosene production facility, a vacuum distillation unit, and an organic solvents plant, are part of the first phase of the Karbala Industrial City's development.
Key Details of the Projects:
Industrial Gases Plant: This facility will have a daily production capacity of 1,000 tons, aiming to meet the demand for gases used across various sectors.
Kerosene Production Facility: With a daily output of 1,000 cubic meters, this plant is designed to enhance Iraq's energy supply.
Vacuum Distillation Unit: Capable of processing 2,500 tons per day, this unit will improve the refinement of crude oil and provide essential components for industrial use.
Organic Solvents Plant: Producing 1,000 cubic meters per day, this plant will supply important materials for the chemical industry.
These projects are part of a broader strategy to diversify Iraq's economy beyond its dependence on oil exports. The industrial advancements are expected to generate jobs, reduce import dependency, and stimulate local industries.
In addition to these industrial developments, Al-Sudani highlighted the nearing completion of the $500 million expansion project at Karbala International Airport, which will increase its capacity to handle up to 20 million passengers annually.
The Prime Minister also announced a major electricity project aimed at producing 10,000 megawatts (MW) of power. This includes:
Karbala Gas-Fired Combined Cycle Power Plant: 132 MW capacity
Karbala Solar Power Station: 300 MW capacity
Shores of Karbala Substation (400 KV): 1,500 MW capacity
These initiatives underline the government's commitment to economic transformation and invite both local and international investors to participate in Iraq's industrial growth.
💢Member: Q - So the question would be if this is true and certain, will we even know about the “lockdown “ if we are NOT in one of the affected areas? Because this was supposed to be the cover for traveling to the camping area?
💢 Piscees Girl nailed it - A - You may not know if your not in an effected area..
I do not and have not ever thought that there will be or needs to be a total lockdown for us to go camping..
It’s been explained that if you live in an area that needs more clean up (bigger cities or the border cities) there will be restrictions, curfews or some kind of lockdown in place.
You will still be able to move about just with restrictions.. Just listen to the instructions from the military and you’ll be fine.
