Highlights/Thoughts
PLEASE IGNORE IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO READ RUMORS
1. 1 person is seated for sure
2. Another is in the hot seat
3. The other hasn't gotten his turn yet
4. No one like the person in the hot seat except for Maliki
5. Parliament will break until the afternoon
Update:
1. The number 2 person is agreed on
*************************************************************************
Ok 2 calls in 2 calls back...my peeps are saying 100% 1 fore shure is seated.....one other is in the hot seat said he is being beat down like a card on a bicicle wheel...the other hasent got his turn yet....guess nobody likes him except M..wonder y.... o and ther slowing down ther tired little boys.....dude said that some are falling asleep wile there sitting there..he said it was said that if they got this guy seated they were gona break till the aftrenoon evening there today...there day...... My understanding is VOTED on....be back in a bit got to feed my self....
Update:
Ok here goes ...just in!!!!!!the number 2 is AGREED on and they taking a sleepy time..and gona seat when thy get back together..in the evening. ...that's what I got for now.... With info I'm given abot thing to transpier this weekend...I'm gona stick my neck out there and say.....wensday or Thursday afternoon here....leaning mor tword Thursday...because of the hours thing with the cbi needing to be shut down after the rv... so we know s has his " paper work" in to the world bank.we know atleast 1 is seatedfor shure 2 aproved to be seated later this afternoon there time we now M head is on the choping block.A has back up because he is a sissy...and he " steped down"..lolyea right...acording to my peeps.....id say depending on the protest. It will be intersting .....to see wat hapends my peeps say its not gona be good...
This blog is all about the rumored revaluation of the Iraqi dinar, or the rumored reinstatement of the Iraqi dinar. If you have interesting intel, rumors, or news that you want to share, please feel free. I welcome all views.
I get information from news sites, dinar chat sites, and directly from friends in Skype and Yahoo IMs. I intend to only post important things--not everything. I'll do my best to post unique tidbits you may not find in other sites. Enjoy and follow me!!!
Friday, March 4, 2011
3-4-11 Nighthk11 11:20pm 3/3/11 Chat
Highlights/Thoughts
Click on the title of this posting to get the details of this posting on DV (membership required)
1. Night thinks that we will see Iraq calling for Maliki's dismissal
2. He sees them lining up to challenge him once and for all and will likely have Parliament behind them to get rid of him
3. We should hear something about the last position being filled
4. If we do not, he will be removed by force of arms
5. Night does not think that with all the prep that has been done this will cause a delay in the RV
6. If Maliki names the last ministers, they might keep him until he does something else
7. Night doesn't feel they can go another week without the RV given what has come out
8. Sadr, Hakim, and Allawi are planning much larger organized demonstrations now
9. They will be country-wide and there are also threats of shutting down oil production among other issues...so Maliki is really in a corner
10. The RV will be good for them and allow the three to get their stuff together
11. What is being said by Barzani, Allawi, Sadr, and Hakim is that Maliki lied and had no intention of adhering to the agreement and they are tired of his mess
12. The Kurds put the troops there around Kirkuk for a reason--may have something to do with security or they know what the three are planning
13. However their internal issues play out, there will be an RV
14. The troops in Kirkuk may have something to do with Art 140, which Maliki agreed to but has done nothing yet to see it done as promised
15. He believes that with the demonstrations taking place and those planned it will be enough for him to understand he must act
16. Maliki has been given too many chances and now it appears to be over with their patience of him
17. Night is looking for concrete action this week to finalize the government
18. From what he reads and sees, actions are being done to support Allawi, Sadr, and Hakim in their quest to dislodge Maliki from power
19. Parliament may just vote no confidence in his government
20. Night said there was some talk today about the US backing Maliki
21. His info states that Maliki is on his own after the mess with Kuwait and not adhering to the Barzani initiative, which Maliki signed
22. That initiative was approved by the US, UNSC, and the Secretary General
23. Maliki's agenda (most likely from Iran) has backfired
24. Allawi stepped out of the presidency of the National Council position to free himself up to become the PM, should they dismiss Maliki
25. The treasury and justice department are still in Iraq and will remain there until after the RV
26. Night considers the group that Allawi formed an alliance with very powerful because they have the backing of the people
27. Maliki is buying time with the RV
28. Night believes that they realize he will never keep his word and so they will get rid of him
29. The stage is being set for the showdown at Parliament
30. Allawi is backed by the Sunni's, the Emir of Kuwait, and the King of Saudi, who are all Sunnis
31. If the security position is not filled this weekend, they will ask for a vote next week
32. Sadr and Hakim are organizing and calling for huge demonstrations in all cities in the 18 provinces including the Kurd territory
33. They are also threatening to shut down all government facilities and mostly OIL PRODUCTION
34. The call for a vote will be instituted by a bloc within parliament. Then they will vote. If there is 2/3rd majority, Maliki will be done. 2/3rd is needed because he is the head of governemnt
35. Night was told that even Maliki's Dawa party are not happy with him as he has been found to be lying to them--most notably about his "escape plans"
36. If Allawi and his new group stir up the people enough, Parliament will not be able to ignore their calls for his removal
37. Even if Maliki RVs, it will likely not stop the calls for his removal
38. If Maliki is forced to step down, Talabani will have no choice except to give the nod to the next largest bloc, which will be the List headed by Allawi and he will form within 48 hours
39. Allawi cannot head the council and the PM
40. Right now, Night sees Allawi's move as pressure to get Maliki to fulfill his agreements and get things going
41. The 100 days is not 100 ... the DFI protection runs out in June and will not be extended
42. All in the GOI will not be replaced. The GOI is already formed but not complete
43. There are alternatives to replace those who leave or are dismissed
44. Due to the time factor we are seeing it is either make or break for Iraq
45. Religion is paramount in Iraq. Remember, Iran is a theocracy led by the Mullah's and Sadr aspires to take Sistani's place as the primary cleric in Iraq...another theocracy?
46. Night sees no other reason for Sadr's return and immediately stirring up trouble with Maliki as his focus. He thinks Iran has decided they cannot do what they want
47. Hakim also has strong ties to Iran
48. Things have gotten hot for Maliki and Night can see the RV....nothing else will buy Maliki time
Click on the title of this posting to get the details of this posting on DV (membership required)
1. Night thinks that we will see Iraq calling for Maliki's dismissal
2. He sees them lining up to challenge him once and for all and will likely have Parliament behind them to get rid of him
3. We should hear something about the last position being filled
4. If we do not, he will be removed by force of arms
5. Night does not think that with all the prep that has been done this will cause a delay in the RV
6. If Maliki names the last ministers, they might keep him until he does something else
7. Night doesn't feel they can go another week without the RV given what has come out
8. Sadr, Hakim, and Allawi are planning much larger organized demonstrations now
9. They will be country-wide and there are also threats of shutting down oil production among other issues...so Maliki is really in a corner
10. The RV will be good for them and allow the three to get their stuff together
11. What is being said by Barzani, Allawi, Sadr, and Hakim is that Maliki lied and had no intention of adhering to the agreement and they are tired of his mess
12. The Kurds put the troops there around Kirkuk for a reason--may have something to do with security or they know what the three are planning
13. However their internal issues play out, there will be an RV
14. The troops in Kirkuk may have something to do with Art 140, which Maliki agreed to but has done nothing yet to see it done as promised
15. He believes that with the demonstrations taking place and those planned it will be enough for him to understand he must act
16. Maliki has been given too many chances and now it appears to be over with their patience of him
17. Night is looking for concrete action this week to finalize the government
18. From what he reads and sees, actions are being done to support Allawi, Sadr, and Hakim in their quest to dislodge Maliki from power
19. Parliament may just vote no confidence in his government
20. Night said there was some talk today about the US backing Maliki
21. His info states that Maliki is on his own after the mess with Kuwait and not adhering to the Barzani initiative, which Maliki signed
22. That initiative was approved by the US, UNSC, and the Secretary General
23. Maliki's agenda (most likely from Iran) has backfired
24. Allawi stepped out of the presidency of the National Council position to free himself up to become the PM, should they dismiss Maliki
25. The treasury and justice department are still in Iraq and will remain there until after the RV
26. Night considers the group that Allawi formed an alliance with very powerful because they have the backing of the people
27. Maliki is buying time with the RV
28. Night believes that they realize he will never keep his word and so they will get rid of him
29. The stage is being set for the showdown at Parliament
30. Allawi is backed by the Sunni's, the Emir of Kuwait, and the King of Saudi, who are all Sunnis
31. If the security position is not filled this weekend, they will ask for a vote next week
32. Sadr and Hakim are organizing and calling for huge demonstrations in all cities in the 18 provinces including the Kurd territory
33. They are also threatening to shut down all government facilities and mostly OIL PRODUCTION
34. The call for a vote will be instituted by a bloc within parliament. Then they will vote. If there is 2/3rd majority, Maliki will be done. 2/3rd is needed because he is the head of governemnt
35. Night was told that even Maliki's Dawa party are not happy with him as he has been found to be lying to them--most notably about his "escape plans"
36. If Allawi and his new group stir up the people enough, Parliament will not be able to ignore their calls for his removal
37. Even if Maliki RVs, it will likely not stop the calls for his removal
38. If Maliki is forced to step down, Talabani will have no choice except to give the nod to the next largest bloc, which will be the List headed by Allawi and he will form within 48 hours
39. Allawi cannot head the council and the PM
40. Right now, Night sees Allawi's move as pressure to get Maliki to fulfill his agreements and get things going
41. The 100 days is not 100 ... the DFI protection runs out in June and will not be extended
42. All in the GOI will not be replaced. The GOI is already formed but not complete
43. There are alternatives to replace those who leave or are dismissed
44. Due to the time factor we are seeing it is either make or break for Iraq
45. Religion is paramount in Iraq. Remember, Iran is a theocracy led by the Mullah's and Sadr aspires to take Sistani's place as the primary cleric in Iraq...another theocracy?
46. Night sees no other reason for Sadr's return and immediately stirring up trouble with Maliki as his focus. He thinks Iran has decided they cannot do what they want
47. Hakim also has strong ties to Iran
48. Things have gotten hot for Maliki and Night can see the RV....nothing else will buy Maliki time
3-4-11 Vice in Iraq: We look for a replacement for Allawi to head the Strategic Council
Highlights/Thoughts
Click on the title of this posting to get the details of this article
1. An MP for the List said they will list a person to choose a replacement for Allawi for the presidency of the National Council for strategic policies
2. He said they agreed on the composition and nature of the work, the structure, and its role in the political process under the Barzani initiatives
3. He added that the List is keen on the formation of this Council to undertake correcting past mistakes, whether at the level of government or parliament
Click on the title of this posting to get the details of this article
1. An MP for the List said they will list a person to choose a replacement for Allawi for the presidency of the National Council for strategic policies
2. He said they agreed on the composition and nature of the work, the structure, and its role in the political process under the Barzani initiatives
3. He added that the List is keen on the formation of this Council to undertake correcting past mistakes, whether at the level of government or parliament
3-4-11 Commission on the implementation of Article 140:: a plan for the disbursement of compensation to the entrants and deportees in the budget year 2
Highlights/Thoughts
Click on the title of this posting to get the details of this article
1. A plan for the disbursement of compensation to the entrants and deportees is in the budget for 2011
2. The formation of a committee for the purpose of the preparation of special controls on how the inclusion of divorced women and widowed will be the decisions of the Commission
3. The Commission on the Implementation of Article 140 informed of the progress and performance of their offices and the Committee decided to conduct a visit to the offices to review the flaws in their work and the obstacles they face
4. The Committee discussed the topics on the agenda and took the necessary recommendations
5. They decided to pay compensation to farmers who had their contracts canceled under the decision of the Commission and the Commission's budget for the year 2011
6. The Committee also developed a plan for the disbursement of compensation to entrants and deportees in the 2011 budget and in all offices
7. They formed a committee for the purpose of preparing controls about how to include divorced and widowed women
8. The Commission also decided to form an ad hoc committee in Diwaniyah to cancel agricultural contracts covered by item 2 of the Resolution No. 7 of the Committee in all provinces in central and southern Iraq
Click on the title of this posting to get the details of this article
1. A plan for the disbursement of compensation to the entrants and deportees is in the budget for 2011
2. The formation of a committee for the purpose of the preparation of special controls on how the inclusion of divorced women and widowed will be the decisions of the Commission
3. The Commission on the Implementation of Article 140 informed of the progress and performance of their offices and the Committee decided to conduct a visit to the offices to review the flaws in their work and the obstacles they face
4. The Committee discussed the topics on the agenda and took the necessary recommendations
5. They decided to pay compensation to farmers who had their contracts canceled under the decision of the Commission and the Commission's budget for the year 2011
6. The Committee also developed a plan for the disbursement of compensation to entrants and deportees in the 2011 budget and in all offices
7. They formed a committee for the purpose of preparing controls about how to include divorced and widowed women
8. The Commission also decided to form an ad hoc committee in Diwaniyah to cancel agricultural contracts covered by item 2 of the Resolution No. 7 of the Committee in all provinces in central and southern Iraq
3-4-11 Nijaifi, Kuwait’s Ambassador discuss Joint Committee’s work, outstanding issues
Highlights/Thoughts
Click on the title of this posting to get the details of this article
1. Nujaifi discussed with Kuwait's Ambassador to discuss the relations between the two countries and the works of the Joint Committee formed to settle outstanding issues as well as the ongoing preparations for Nujaifi's upcoming visit to Kuwait, which was postponed because of events in Iraq
Click on the title of this posting to get the details of this article
1. Nujaifi discussed with Kuwait's Ambassador to discuss the relations between the two countries and the works of the Joint Committee formed to settle outstanding issues as well as the ongoing preparations for Nujaifi's upcoming visit to Kuwait, which was postponed because of events in Iraq
3-4-11 Hundreds demonstrate in Tahrir Square in central Baghdad to protest the government’s actions
Highlights/Thoughts
Click on the title of this posting to get the details of this posting on TCN
1. Hundreds of citizens in Baghdad protested against poor services and demanded the elimination of corruption
2. They chanted slogans against the action taken by the Iraqi government to meet the demands of previous demonstrations
3. Baghdad Operations Command announced yesterday a curfew on cars, motorcycles, and bicycles in the capital of Baghdad, starting from midnight until further notice
4. Troops sealed off the security of all ports of entry and exit to the areas surrounding the green zone
5. It is expected that today will see massive demonstrations to demand better services and standards of living
6. Security forces imposed a curfew in the provinces of Nineveh, Diyala, Kirkuk, Babil, and Salaheddin
Click on the title of this posting to get the details of this posting on TCN
1. Hundreds of citizens in Baghdad protested against poor services and demanded the elimination of corruption
2. They chanted slogans against the action taken by the Iraqi government to meet the demands of previous demonstrations
3. Baghdad Operations Command announced yesterday a curfew on cars, motorcycles, and bicycles in the capital of Baghdad, starting from midnight until further notice
4. Troops sealed off the security of all ports of entry and exit to the areas surrounding the green zone
5. It is expected that today will see massive demonstrations to demand better services and standards of living
6. Security forces imposed a curfew in the provinces of Nineveh, Diyala, Kirkuk, Babil, and Salaheddin
3-4-11 Iraqi Oil Minister: OPEC could cover the shortfall in the production of Libya
Highlights/Thoughts
Click on the title of this posting to get the details of this article
1. Allabi said the current global oil prices are acceptable and do not affect the global economy
2. He said that there is a concern that Libyan oil exports are limited and OPEC has spare production capacity beyond what is produced by Libya
3. He added that he did not expect a significant increase in oil prices in two or three weeks ahead as Saudi Arabia can pump more oil to put a ceiling on prices when necessary
4. He said that Iraq aimed to export more than 2.2 million barrels per day in March and is building new facilities for export bye 1.8 million barrels a day
5. Exports from Iraq in February were 2.202 million barrels per day, which is up from 2.16 million bpd in January, which was the highest since 2003
Go Iraq!
Click on the title of this posting to get the details of this article
1. Allabi said the current global oil prices are acceptable and do not affect the global economy
2. He said that there is a concern that Libyan oil exports are limited and OPEC has spare production capacity beyond what is produced by Libya
3. He added that he did not expect a significant increase in oil prices in two or three weeks ahead as Saudi Arabia can pump more oil to put a ceiling on prices when necessary
4. He said that Iraq aimed to export more than 2.2 million barrels per day in March and is building new facilities for export bye 1.8 million barrels a day
5. Exports from Iraq in February were 2.202 million barrels per day, which is up from 2.16 million bpd in January, which was the highest since 2003
Go Iraq!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)