Dinar Updates:
sczin11 Article quote: "Saleh stressed the need to "install the Governor of the Bank formally," noting that "the international community address Iraq and constantly asking him to install the Governor of the Central Bank to be a financial and economic policy maker."
LOOK AT THESE WORDS... INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY... INSTALL THE GOVERNOR...TO BE A POLICY MAKER...
Quote: "The Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq and the Agency on the Keywords revealed in (the first of December 2014), that the amendments to the Central Bank and banks laws, money laundering and reached the final stages, among the several meetings held with the Speaker of Parliament Saleem al-Jubouri for ratification soon, description the Board of Directors as "an internal committee need to be extended."
NOW IS THIS SAYING, CONFIRMING WHAT WE HAVE THOUGHT, HOPED TO BE TRUE... ?
sczin11 Article quote: "Saleh stressed the need to "install the Governor of the Bank formally," noting that "the international community address Iraq and constantly asking him to install the Governor of the Central Bank to be a financial and economic policy maker."
LOOK AT THESE WORDS... INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY... INSTALL THE GOVERNOR...TO BE A POLICY MAKER...
Quote: "The Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq and the Agency on the Keywords revealed in (the first of December 2014), that the amendments to the Central Bank and banks laws, money laundering and reached the final stages, among the several meetings held with the Speaker of Parliament Saleem al-Jubouri for ratification soon, description the Board of Directors as "an internal committee need to be extended."
NOW IS THIS SAYING, CONFIRMING WHAT WE HAVE THOUGHT, HOPED TO BE TRUE... ?
EVERYTHING, ALL BANKING MONETARY LAWS, AMENDMENTS, ARE DONE...AND ALL WE ARE WAITING FOR IS THE GOVERNOR TO BE NAMED, SO THAT THE CBI CAN "LEGALLY" APPROVE THE REFORMS?
I WOULD HAVE TO SAY, IT APPEARS WE ARE SEEING THE FOUNDATION FOR A BIG ANNOUNCEMENT...ONE I CERTAINLY HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR, SINCE DECEMBER 22, 2014...
REMEMBER, HE WROTE, DESIGNED, AND CHOREOGRAPHED THE PLAN...HE WORKS CLOSELY WITH THE IMF...THE PEOPLE OF IRAQ RESPECT AND ADMIRE HIM...
DR. SINAN AL SHABIBI, IT IS YOUR TIME....SO, LET US HEAR FROM YOU NOW!
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TNT:
Iko Ward : Just to clear up for everyone. Forex looked very promising last night, started at 1124. Polled flat at 3AM when it usually ticks back up. ut by 7AM, it went back to 1137, it';s recent comfort zone, and was back to 1165 by 9. Bummer
Iko Ward :Here is where I am at. I continue to see signs of the RV heading toward critical mass. Many more in support than denial. I am incredibly frustrated with the PTB and their motives, though I understand, and if I were in their shoes I might do the same. Feel awful for those of us in crisis; wish it wasn't so.
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Stage3alpha:
G T June 3, 2015
Seeking compromise deal, Greece warns it might skip IMF payment
By Karolina Tagaris and Deepa Babington ATHENS | Wed Jun 3, 2015
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's international creditors signaled on Wednesday they were ready to compromise to avert a debt default even as Athens warned it might skip an IMF loan repayment due this week.
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras visits Brussels later on Wednesday to see senior European officials, where he is expected to hear the terms of the plan drawn up this week at a meeting of top leaders, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
With time running out, and looking to draw a line under months of acrimonious negotiations, the creditors have effectively come up with a take-it-or-leave-it offer.
However, Tsipras has produced a plan of his own and said he intended to discuss this document in Brussels, calling on euro zone partners to show some "realism" and urging a deal that would let Greece escape from "economic asphyxiation".
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said an initial look at Greece's reform suggestions indicated that talks aimed at securing an aid-for-reforms deal will take time.
"I have no information that anything decisive has changed in terms of substance," he said at an event in Berlin.
Looking for a compromise, the creditors will suggest that Greece should post a budget surplus before interest payments of one percent of gross domestic product this year and two percent in 2016, against 3 percent and 4.5 percent under the terms of the current plan, sources familiar with the proposal said.
By contrast, the sources said the Greek government, elected in January pledging to end years of bitter austerity, had suggested a primary surplus of 0.8 percent this year and 1.5 percent next year.
Athens also offered to curb early retirements to save on pension payouts in line with previous proposals, but it was not clear if it had offered any new concessions demanded by lenders on labor and pension reform.
It was also not clear if the major creditors - euro zone governments, the International Monetary Fund and European Central Bank - had shown any flexibility in these areas.
Sounding more upbeat and conciliatory than Germany, France suggested that an agreement was within reach.
"We are a few days or hours away from a possible deal on Greece," French President Francois Hollande told a conference organized by the Paris-based OECD think tank.
"Asking too much of Greece could stifle growth. But asking too little would have consequences for the euro zone as a whole."
BACKLASH
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I WOULD HAVE TO SAY, IT APPEARS WE ARE SEEING THE FOUNDATION FOR A BIG ANNOUNCEMENT...ONE I CERTAINLY HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR, SINCE DECEMBER 22, 2014...
REMEMBER, HE WROTE, DESIGNED, AND CHOREOGRAPHED THE PLAN...HE WORKS CLOSELY WITH THE IMF...THE PEOPLE OF IRAQ RESPECT AND ADMIRE HIM...
DR. SINAN AL SHABIBI, IT IS YOUR TIME....SO, LET US HEAR FROM YOU NOW!
*******************************
TNT:
Iko Ward : Just to clear up for everyone. Forex looked very promising last night, started at 1124. Polled flat at 3AM when it usually ticks back up. ut by 7AM, it went back to 1137, it';s recent comfort zone, and was back to 1165 by 9. Bummer
Iko Ward :Here is where I am at. I continue to see signs of the RV heading toward critical mass. Many more in support than denial. I am incredibly frustrated with the PTB and their motives, though I understand, and if I were in their shoes I might do the same. Feel awful for those of us in crisis; wish it wasn't so.
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Stage3alpha:
G T June 3, 2015
Seeking compromise deal, Greece warns it might skip IMF payment
By Karolina Tagaris and Deepa Babington ATHENS | Wed Jun 3, 2015
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's international creditors signaled on Wednesday they were ready to compromise to avert a debt default even as Athens warned it might skip an IMF loan repayment due this week.
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras visits Brussels later on Wednesday to see senior European officials, where he is expected to hear the terms of the plan drawn up this week at a meeting of top leaders, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
With time running out, and looking to draw a line under months of acrimonious negotiations, the creditors have effectively come up with a take-it-or-leave-it offer.
However, Tsipras has produced a plan of his own and said he intended to discuss this document in Brussels, calling on euro zone partners to show some "realism" and urging a deal that would let Greece escape from "economic asphyxiation".
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said an initial look at Greece's reform suggestions indicated that talks aimed at securing an aid-for-reforms deal will take time.
"I have no information that anything decisive has changed in terms of substance," he said at an event in Berlin.
Looking for a compromise, the creditors will suggest that Greece should post a budget surplus before interest payments of one percent of gross domestic product this year and two percent in 2016, against 3 percent and 4.5 percent under the terms of the current plan, sources familiar with the proposal said.
By contrast, the sources said the Greek government, elected in January pledging to end years of bitter austerity, had suggested a primary surplus of 0.8 percent this year and 1.5 percent next year.
Athens also offered to curb early retirements to save on pension payouts in line with previous proposals, but it was not clear if it had offered any new concessions demanded by lenders on labor and pension reform.
It was also not clear if the major creditors - euro zone governments, the International Monetary Fund and European Central Bank - had shown any flexibility in these areas.
Sounding more upbeat and conciliatory than Germany, France suggested that an agreement was within reach.
"We are a few days or hours away from a possible deal on Greece," French President Francois Hollande told a conference organized by the Paris-based OECD think tank.
"Asking too much of Greece could stifle growth. But asking too little would have consequences for the euro zone as a whole."
BACKLASH
For More Reading Click on URL : http://ift.tt/1SWvVN9
***********************************
Landa Global CC today:
Landa Global has been hosting a dial-in conference to inform holders of assets and intermediaries of the current status of the historic bond redemptions, and general information in respect of procedures and pricings of assets.
To access the weekly conference, please observe the following information:
Date: Each Wednesday
Time: 3:00 p.m. Mountain time (MST)
5:00 p.m. Eastern (EST)
4:00 p.m. Central (CST)
2:00 p.m. Pacific (PST)
Conference line: (559) 546-1000
Access Code: 1013931#
The complete past recordings of all conference calls in mp3 format files are posted below for easy access after the conference. http://ift.tt/1bfWr1Y
Thank You LANDA GLOBAL
KTFA:
jdtolle » June 3rd, 2015, Live well today
Live well today, for you deserve it. Give time and energy to all you love, simply because you love it all.
You have put enormous effort into getting where you are. So enjoy where you are.
Find delight in the possibilities. Bring the very best ones to life.
Live well today, whatever you find yourself doing. With an attitude of sincere gratitude, any task, any situation will be a source of richness.
Live well today by being good and compassionate to yourself and to others. Enjoy the great sense of satisfaction that comes from being a positive presence.
This is the day you are now blessed with, so live it well. Remember how good life can be by putting that goodness into every moment.
Ralph Marston Wishing All a safe and blessed day JDT
P.S. It takes less time to do a thing right than it does to explain why you did it wrong.
-- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
jdtolle » June 3rd, 2015, Live well today
Live well today, for you deserve it. Give time and energy to all you love, simply because you love it all.
You have put enormous effort into getting where you are. So enjoy where you are.
Find delight in the possibilities. Bring the very best ones to life.
Live well today, whatever you find yourself doing. With an attitude of sincere gratitude, any task, any situation will be a source of richness.
Live well today by being good and compassionate to yourself and to others. Enjoy the great sense of satisfaction that comes from being a positive presence.
This is the day you are now blessed with, so live it well. Remember how good life can be by putting that goodness into every moment.
Ralph Marston Wishing All a safe and blessed day JDT
P.S. It takes less time to do a thing right than it does to explain why you did it wrong.
-- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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