KTFA:
Frank26: My EXACT WORDS to You on Your CC last night KTFA FAMILY ............ They are TELLING YOU more about the cities secured.
CITIZENS that WANT the RI/RV are not only helping in the BANKS now but in the STREETS now as well.
TEAMWORK ............. You know how i feel about it don't You Family? ........
Articles today exemplify the Lava Flow in progress.
KTFA Frank
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Frank26: My EXACT WORDS to You on Your CC last night KTFA FAMILY ............ They are TELLING YOU more about the cities secured.
CITIZENS that WANT the RI/RV are not only helping in the BANKS now but in the STREETS now as well.
TEAMWORK ............. You know how i feel about it don't You Family? ........
Articles today exemplify the Lava Flow in progress.
KTFA Frank
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Aggiedad77: Good Morning Family and Frank
I agree the articles are proving that things continue to be very fluid in Iraq
That is despite the crazy words by the US Sec of Def.....rain on the plain will tend to now move over his forehead
Iraq does not like bad press and will do all they can in the coming days to prove these words wrong
Good NEWS.....News Summaries and Commentaries should be coming out later this morning....bear with me as I also continue to work with a family member that requires my attention as well
Aloha Randy
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Bluedog: BECAUSE THEY MADE A MAJOR BLUNDER SAYING IRAQI FORCES DID NOT HAVE THE WILL TO FIGHT SO THEY HAVE TO SIDE STEP IMO .......... NOW THE US LOOKS VERY MISINFORMED ............ Bluedog
Ameri confirms progress in Anbar and the Pentagon reduces the importance of the process of "Beck Iahasin"
Secretary general of the Badr Organization, said Hadi al-Amiri, said the security forces offers the popular and crowd in battles, "Beck Iahasin" exceeded expectations, while saw US Department of Defense (Pentagon) that the choice of this "sectarian" The name of the military campaign "does not help" in the restoration of Anbar province.
Ameri said in a press statement, that "the progress of our security forces and the popular crowd is very large and exceeded expectations, and the organization Daash undefeated", Msttrda that "Daash defeated as soon as we arrived and killed dozens."
Amiri pointed out that "militants Daash leave IEDs manner loser," stressing "Snzv Bushra victory in the near future."
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Bluedog: AS POSTED 2 DAYS AGO THESE WEAPONS WERE UNLOADED AT IRAQ'S ... UMM QASR PORT ..... IT'S A SPECIAL DEEP WATER PORT .........UNLESS MORE ARE ON THERE WAY BUT THE SHIPMENT WAS HUGE AND FULL OF SOPHISTICATED RUSSIAN ARMAMENTS........ Bluedog
Abadi office: a very sophisticated Russian weapons will reach Iraq soon
05/27/2015
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Frank26: WORD for WORD from YOUR MONDAY CC !!!
i called it the deal that sealed IRAN to fight with us in IRAQ and pacified Russia as they sold/profited from some old antiquated tinker toys ( sorry TINK LOL) tanks and stuff that was used in the Bolshevik war just at the turn of the century ............ Not 1900's ........ But 1800's .........
Indeed ......... America is a POWERFUL NATION on this planet.
KTFA Frank
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Bluedag: TURKISH AIR FORCE GETTING INTO THE FIGHT .............. FINALLY ...... STARTING IN SYRIA BUT WHY NOW YOU MAY WONDER ......... TIME TO REAP ....... IMO ......... Bluedog
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Walkingstick » May 27th, 2015, 8:06 am
A ministerial committee looking feasibility of issuing external loan bonds
Wednesday 27-05-2015 | 2:01:58
Shafaq News / The Commission on Economic Affairs at its fifteenth headed by Deputy Prime Minister Nuri Shaways example, has typically feasibility of issuing external loan bonds.
Committee and hosted by the President of the House of Representatives Finance Committee Ahmad Chalabi and head of the economic and investment commission Jawad al-Bolani and attended by representatives of banks and financial (Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton Office LLP, Citibank and Deutsche bank and Jp Morgan).
According to the statement of the Office Shawish, the Committee discussed the article (2 / II / a) of the Federal General Budget about the version of the external loan bonds Act.
The Committee discussed the envisaged results from the issuance of bonds as well as those resulting from obtaining a credit from international rating agencies rating to support the economy and the construction and reconstruction in Iraq by increasing the financial resources of the state derived from the positive impact of these bonds.
And heads Shaways Committee which is composed of organic and ministers (Finance, Planning, Commerce, Agriculture) and Chairman of the National Authority for Investment and Advisor to the Prime Minister for Economic Affairs and the Deputy Secretary General of the Council of Ministers of Finance and Administrative Affairs and the Director of the Legal Department of the Office of the Prime Minister.
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Aggiedad77: Good Morning Family and Frank
I agree the articles are proving that things continue to be very fluid in Iraq
That is despite the crazy words by the US Sec of Def.....rain on the plain will tend to now move over his forehead
Iraq does not like bad press and will do all they can in the coming days to prove these words wrong
Good NEWS.....News Summaries and Commentaries should be coming out later this morning....bear with me as I also continue to work with a family member that requires my attention as well
Aloha Randy
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Bluedog: BECAUSE THEY MADE A MAJOR BLUNDER SAYING IRAQI FORCES DID NOT HAVE THE WILL TO FIGHT SO THEY HAVE TO SIDE STEP IMO .......... NOW THE US LOOKS VERY MISINFORMED ............ Bluedog
Ameri confirms progress in Anbar and the Pentagon reduces the importance of the process of "Beck Iahasin"
Secretary general of the Badr Organization, said Hadi al-Amiri, said the security forces offers the popular and crowd in battles, "Beck Iahasin" exceeded expectations, while saw US Department of Defense (Pentagon) that the choice of this "sectarian" The name of the military campaign "does not help" in the restoration of Anbar province.
Ameri said in a press statement, that "the progress of our security forces and the popular crowd is very large and exceeded expectations, and the organization Daash undefeated", Msttrda that "Daash defeated as soon as we arrived and killed dozens."
Amiri pointed out that "militants Daash leave IEDs manner loser," stressing "Snzv Bushra victory in the near future."
http://ift.tt/1AtK7rn
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Bluedog: AS POSTED 2 DAYS AGO THESE WEAPONS WERE UNLOADED AT IRAQ'S ... UMM QASR PORT ..... IT'S A SPECIAL DEEP WATER PORT .........UNLESS MORE ARE ON THERE WAY BUT THE SHIPMENT WAS HUGE AND FULL OF SOPHISTICATED RUSSIAN ARMAMENTS........ Bluedog
Abadi office: a very sophisticated Russian weapons will reach Iraq soon
05/27/2015
http://ift.tt/1Fgg16W
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Frank26: WORD for WORD from YOUR MONDAY CC !!!
i called it the deal that sealed IRAN to fight with us in IRAQ and pacified Russia as they sold/profited from some old antiquated tinker toys ( sorry TINK LOL) tanks and stuff that was used in the Bolshevik war just at the turn of the century ............ Not 1900's ........ But 1800's .........
Indeed ......... America is a POWERFUL NATION on this planet.
KTFA Frank
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Bluedag: TURKISH AIR FORCE GETTING INTO THE FIGHT .............. FINALLY ...... STARTING IN SYRIA BUT WHY NOW YOU MAY WONDER ......... TIME TO REAP ....... IMO ......... Bluedog
http://ift.tt/1AtK66D
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Walkingstick » May 27th, 2015, 8:06 am
A ministerial committee looking feasibility of issuing external loan bonds
Wednesday 27-05-2015 | 2:01:58
Shafaq News / The Commission on Economic Affairs at its fifteenth headed by Deputy Prime Minister Nuri Shaways example, has typically feasibility of issuing external loan bonds.
Committee and hosted by the President of the House of Representatives Finance Committee Ahmad Chalabi and head of the economic and investment commission Jawad al-Bolani and attended by representatives of banks and financial (Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton Office LLP, Citibank and Deutsche bank and Jp Morgan).
According to the statement of the Office Shawish, the Committee discussed the article (2 / II / a) of the Federal General Budget about the version of the external loan bonds Act.
The Committee discussed the envisaged results from the issuance of bonds as well as those resulting from obtaining a credit from international rating agencies rating to support the economy and the construction and reconstruction in Iraq by increasing the financial resources of the state derived from the positive impact of these bonds.
And heads Shaways Committee which is composed of organic and ministers (Finance, Planning, Commerce, Agriculture) and Chairman of the National Authority for Investment and Advisor to the Prime Minister for Economic Affairs and the Deputy Secretary General of the Council of Ministers of Finance and Administrative Affairs and the Director of the Legal Department of the Office of the Prime Minister.
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Thunderhawk May 27th, 2015, 12:53 am
Now Greece says it will pay up
Over the weekend, Greek leaders swore they were about to run out of money. By Tuesday, they changed their tune.
By JAN CIENSKI 25/5/15, 5:23 PM CET Updated 26/5/15, 7:30 PM CET
Greece will make its €301 million payment to the International Monetary Fund next Friday, according to Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis, cutting the growing speculation that Athens would fall short and even default.
Asked by reporters in Athens if Greece would pay, he responded, “Of course, because there will be a deal by June 5.”
Jean-Claude Juncker, the European Commssion president, also thinks the chance of a resolution appears a bit brighter.
“My impression after talking to a series of colleagues is that the feeling is growing that a default should be avoided,” he told the MNI news agency. “The Greek colleagues have to know that we think they have to pay in June.”
The comments Tuesday mark what is becoming a common routine in the Greek saga. Athens and its creditors swing wildly between gloom that Greece has finally run out of cash and more optimistic pronouncements that four months of negotiations are making progress.
This past weekend was heavy on the gloom scenario. Greek politicians took to local television claiming that the International Monetary Fund will not get repaid June 5 when the next bill comes due. They did it a couple of days ago, just as they had earlier in May, only to make the payments and avoid default.
“This money will not be given and is not there to be given,” Greek interior minister Nikos Voutsis said on Greece’s Mega TV.
Voutsis, who actually doesn’t have any sway over Greece’s economic policy, said Greece won’t be able to repay the IMF the €1.5 billion it owes through June. The comment followed earlier statements by the ruling anti-austerity Syriza party that Greece won’t be able to make the June 5 payment without help from its creditors.
Varoufakis, who does have a lot to say on the issue, appeared on the BBC over the weekend and sounded slightly more upbeat, saying that Greece has made “enormous strides” in talks with its creditors. But he too warned that the point was coming when “we are not going to be able to do it” and the repayments will stop.
He said Greece’s European partners are fooling themselves if they think that Greece’s exit from the eurozone and the chaos that results from a return to the drachma would be anything but “catastrophic.”
It would be “a disaster for everyone … the beginning of the end of the common currency project,” Varoufakis said.
Those gloomy noises are also raising fears over the stability of the Greek banking system. Deposit outflows slowed in March to only €2.5 billion from 10 times that amount in the first two months of this year. But any signal that a Greek departure from the eurozone is becoming probable could spur another rush for the exits as bank customers shift their savings to safer countries.
Speaking on Greek television Monday, a former opposition foreign minister, Dora Bakogiannis, warned that if Greece doesn’t quickly strike a deal with its creditors then capital controls could be imposed as early as this weekend. Government spokesman Gavriil Sakellaridis called the idea “ridiculous,” saying that the possibility of capital controls “simply do not exist.”
After months of talks, Greece’s government still has not reached a point at which the remaining €7.2 billion in an earlier loan package can be released and negotiations can start on a third bailout that could finally end the Greek crisis.
“We have met them three quarters of the way, they need to meet us one-quarter of the way,” Varoufakis told the BBC.
But that isn’t entirely the case. Creditors have already loosened some of their goals, namely the size of the budget surplus that Greece would have to run in the next years. There appears to be no flexibility on allowing the Greek government to backtrack on earlier austerity promises by increasing the minimum wage and keeping up labor protection regulations, but those issues go to the heart of the promises Syriza made to its voters in elections earlier this year.
“We are prepared to bargain all the way to the wire,” Varoufakis said.
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Now Greece says it will pay up
Over the weekend, Greek leaders swore they were about to run out of money. By Tuesday, they changed their tune.
By JAN CIENSKI 25/5/15, 5:23 PM CET Updated 26/5/15, 7:30 PM CET
Greece will make its €301 million payment to the International Monetary Fund next Friday, according to Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis, cutting the growing speculation that Athens would fall short and even default.
Asked by reporters in Athens if Greece would pay, he responded, “Of course, because there will be a deal by June 5.”
Jean-Claude Juncker, the European Commssion president, also thinks the chance of a resolution appears a bit brighter.
“My impression after talking to a series of colleagues is that the feeling is growing that a default should be avoided,” he told the MNI news agency. “The Greek colleagues have to know that we think they have to pay in June.”
The comments Tuesday mark what is becoming a common routine in the Greek saga. Athens and its creditors swing wildly between gloom that Greece has finally run out of cash and more optimistic pronouncements that four months of negotiations are making progress.
This past weekend was heavy on the gloom scenario. Greek politicians took to local television claiming that the International Monetary Fund will not get repaid June 5 when the next bill comes due. They did it a couple of days ago, just as they had earlier in May, only to make the payments and avoid default.
“This money will not be given and is not there to be given,” Greek interior minister Nikos Voutsis said on Greece’s Mega TV.
Voutsis, who actually doesn’t have any sway over Greece’s economic policy, said Greece won’t be able to repay the IMF the €1.5 billion it owes through June. The comment followed earlier statements by the ruling anti-austerity Syriza party that Greece won’t be able to make the June 5 payment without help from its creditors.
Varoufakis, who does have a lot to say on the issue, appeared on the BBC over the weekend and sounded slightly more upbeat, saying that Greece has made “enormous strides” in talks with its creditors. But he too warned that the point was coming when “we are not going to be able to do it” and the repayments will stop.
He said Greece’s European partners are fooling themselves if they think that Greece’s exit from the eurozone and the chaos that results from a return to the drachma would be anything but “catastrophic.”
It would be “a disaster for everyone … the beginning of the end of the common currency project,” Varoufakis said.
Those gloomy noises are also raising fears over the stability of the Greek banking system. Deposit outflows slowed in March to only €2.5 billion from 10 times that amount in the first two months of this year. But any signal that a Greek departure from the eurozone is becoming probable could spur another rush for the exits as bank customers shift their savings to safer countries.
Speaking on Greek television Monday, a former opposition foreign minister, Dora Bakogiannis, warned that if Greece doesn’t quickly strike a deal with its creditors then capital controls could be imposed as early as this weekend. Government spokesman Gavriil Sakellaridis called the idea “ridiculous,” saying that the possibility of capital controls “simply do not exist.”
After months of talks, Greece’s government still has not reached a point at which the remaining €7.2 billion in an earlier loan package can be released and negotiations can start on a third bailout that could finally end the Greek crisis.
“We have met them three quarters of the way, they need to meet us one-quarter of the way,” Varoufakis told the BBC.
But that isn’t entirely the case. Creditors have already loosened some of their goals, namely the size of the budget surplus that Greece would have to run in the next years. There appears to be no flexibility on allowing the Greek government to backtrack on earlier austerity promises by increasing the minimum wage and keeping up labor protection regulations, but those issues go to the heart of the promises Syriza made to its voters in elections earlier this year.
“We are prepared to bargain all the way to the wire,” Varoufakis said.
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