Donnie: seems only 2 places for dates for reading laws then a vote date
chattels: ‹@Donnie› excellent observation / deduction
chattels: if there is a third reading it is incidental to the vote and not a required separate reading in advance of a vote, IMO
Tootsie: ‹@Donnie› ‹@chattels› 3rd reading always made me laugh
Tootsie: have to 'check out' ever so often, for a laugh or so.
Tootsie: off I go, hanging head, shame on me!!
Tootsie: poof
OOTW: hiya Tootsie and everyone
whitelions: Abadi decides to include houses of state officials with programmed for electricity and prohibit fuel allocations........ Shafaq News / Prime Minister , Haider al-Abadi decided to include the homes of the Iraqi state staff and its departments with the programmed power cut off, after rising power that has plagued Iraq since the nineties of the past century pieces http://ift.tt/1ewhcZN....
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chattels: ‹@Donnie› excellent observation / deduction
chattels: if there is a third reading it is incidental to the vote and not a required separate reading in advance of a vote, IMO
Tootsie: ‹@Donnie› ‹@chattels› 3rd reading always made me laugh
Tootsie: have to 'check out' ever so often, for a laugh or so.
Tootsie: off I go, hanging head, shame on me!!
Tootsie: poof
OOTW: hiya Tootsie and everyone
whitelions: Abadi decides to include houses of state officials with programmed for electricity and prohibit fuel allocations........ Shafaq News / Prime Minister , Haider al-Abadi decided to include the homes of the Iraqi state staff and its departments with the programmed power cut off, after rising power that has plagued Iraq since the nineties of the past century pieces http://ift.tt/1ewhcZN....
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http://ift.tt/1JwHFCA
whitelions: Love Love Love this one lol
chattels: ‹@whitelions› beautiful irony
whitelions: yep
Donnie: ‹@whitelions› I Love It
whitelions: I hope he does more of this lol
Donnie: maybe they will stay at work longer and more often where there is power??? lol
whitelions: I think thats the idea
Doug_W: maybe if they have to endure some of the hardships of the commoner they will get off dead center!
chattels: ‹@Doug_W› agreed
whitelions: b/c before they were always exempt from losing there electric but no more
whitelions: ‹@Doug_W› agreed
OOTW: SORRY THE GREAT NEWS JUST KEEPS COMING AND I'VE BEEN BUSY POSTING
chattels: Sorry, it is all just news to me until we have a liquidity event. Some news may be more encouraging than other news, but the only " great " news will come with an exchange reality.
sczin11: Customs tariff law faces its application rejected in Basra Wednesday July 29, 2015 - 20:04 Write a comment [Image: taks01ll-001.jpg]The ports of Basra Tktd steamboats and trucks Nour al-Tamimi /
tow Raises new customs tariff law of heated debate between business and government circles in the province of Basra, it is also facing a severe rejection in its application in the province outlets,
because Bhsabhm will cause doom visual economy and will increase the material cost to merchants, which Stotr turn on visual consumer especially the Iraqi general.
sczin11: now look at THESE NEXT WORDS CAREFULLY....
sczin11: Even so, the Iraqi ports have seen during the past few days on the strong momentum shelves because of contention traders to introduce their goods before the date of application of the customs tariff due on the first of August next.
sczin11: Even so, the Iraqi ports have seen during the past few days on the strong momentum shelves because of contention traders to introduce their goods before the date of application of the customs tariff due on the first of August next.
sczin11: Even so, the Iraqi ports have seen during the past few days on the strong momentum shelves because of contention traders to introduce their goods before the date of application of the customs tariff due on the first of August next.
sczin11: READ THE WHOLE THREAD AND MORE TO THIS ARTICLE wealthwatch.world/showthr...
http://ift.tt/1SNGfnW
sczin11: FOLKS, BASED ON WHAT I HAVE SEEN TODAY, WITH ONE WORK DAY BEFORE THE 1ST, THAT BEING TOMORROW, I WILL GO OUT ON A LIMB AND PREDICT THE CUSTOMS & TARIFFS ... WILL BE IMPLEMENTED AS PLANNED...SATURDAY AUGUST 1, 2015.
Stash: If that is the case, will they HAVE to HAVE an RV by then.?
sczin11: WILL PRIME MINISTER ABADI, ALLOW THE PEOPLE OF IRAQ TO SUFFER FURTHER? CERTAINLY WAS NOT PART OF HIS PLATFORM....
ECONOMIC REFORM CAN NOT EXIST WITHOUT MONETARY REFORM... CAN PM ABADI ALLOW THE COSTS OF GOODS TO INCREASE , AS OPPOSED TO DECREASE?
THIS IS A CRITICAL TIME FOLKS- YOU CERTAINLY KNOW HOW I FEEL ABOUT THE TARIFFS, ESPECIALLY THOSE OF YOU WHO HAVE FOLLOWED MY OPINIONS FOR A WHILE...
sczin11: ‹@Stash› I THINK MY ABOVE PARAGRAPH SHOULD ANSWER YOUR QUESTION
Stash: yes thanks.
sczin11: I AM SORRY, I AM NOT AN ECONOMICS MASTER, BUT I BELIEVE THIS IS MORE A MATHEMATICAL EQUATION, AND GOOD FINANCIAL ADVISING...
THE MATHEMATICS IS HOW WOULD THERE BE ENOUGH DINAR IN CIRCULATION, WITHOUT RUNNING THE PRINTING PRESSES 24/7, TO COVER TAXES AT THE CURRENT EXCHANGE RATE?
sczin11: THE FINANCIAL SIDE OF THE EQUATION, IS THAT THE COSTS OF GOODS WILL BE GOING UP, THUS LOWERING THE PER CAPITA LEVEL OF LIVING AND PUSHING THE AVERAGE IRAQI IN A SITUATION LOWER THEN TODAY, IF THAT IS EVEN REMOTELY POSSIBLE
Stash: I agree
Doug_W: kinda makes Aug 2 a little more fiesabel Eh 11 ?
Stash: or even tomorrow
Dianne777: ‹@Stash› hoping 4 tomorrow, i heard the 31st is our day
Stash: hope so.....I THINK I could get to the bank tomorrow lol
TxBrand: customs tariff due on the first of August next :cheerful: cross fingers
chattels: Among many anniversaries of history 2015 marks the fortieth anniversary of the conclusion of the Second Iraq-Kurdish War. Which ended tragically for the Kurds. Augmented by the fact they were thrown under the bus by the powers who had covertly supported them in their fight.
chattels: Read more at http://ift.tt/1NAf9yX... http://ift.tt/1eAFS2o
chattels: That war saw the last Shah of Iran, Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, facilitate covert Israeli and American support to those Kurds.
He had his own rivalries with the Baathist regime in Baghdad and accordingly saw giving support to the Kurds as a good way to keep the Baathists embroiled in Iraqi Kurdistan. The support was primarily to Mustafa Barzani's Peshmerga
chattels: The U.S. administration of President Gerald Ford gave its approval to the covert CIA support of the rebellion since then Secretary of State Henry Kissinger was convinced by the Shah's argument that this fight constituted part of the broader fight against Communism.
The Shah had concocted a view which, in essence, argued that the Iraqi Baath were on the verge of unifying with the Iraqi Communist Party and taking over the wider region on behalf of the Soviet Union.
Something which the British and the State Department firmly believed to be a wholly unfounded contention.
chattels: Now that Ankara has promised to work with them against ISIS however that could all change. Are we seeing a repeat of 1975? Will a more powerful regional ally of the United States compel it to discontinue its support of beleaguered Kurds who struggling to confront a grave tyranny?
Donnie: I hope not!
MzDiva: Hello Everyone
Stash: hello
MzDiva: Been a while just trying to stay focus
Stash: good luck lol
MzDiva: ‹@Stash› hello
whitelions: Deb created a new page on out site that post's both WW and our tweeter feeds and you can tweet from there to here's the link http://ift.tt/1ewhcZN....
http://ift.tt/1SNGgrS
Doug_W: ‹@whitelions› Deb?
whitelions: Debbie you know she dose the resurch and the calls for the IQD team
whitelions: ‹@Doug_W› this is our site http://ift.tt/1ewhcZN....
http://ift.tt/SpqL1q
whitelions: ‹@Doug_W› I'm sorry we have been doing this for 5 years now and I have been doing this since 06 so no we dont plagiarizer anything we do trade info on occation to help each other out
Donnie: Iran supports the protection of the security of Barzani's Kurdistan region and underlines the importance of relations with them
Donnie: [Baghdad - where] a new Assistant Secretary General of the Iranian National Security Ahmed Amiri, on Wednesday, his country's support to protect the security and stability of the Kurdistan region of Iraq in the war against al-Daash, while the President of the Region Government Naچervan Barzani stressed the interest of the Territory bilateral relations with Iran in all fields .
Donnie: the rest: http://ift.tt/1LEwWYk...
http://ift.tt/1Dbwy0J
Doug_W: I am NOT a news seeking person
Doug_W: when it happens its DUN till then don't get excitred
whitelions: ‹@Doug_W› we are all here to get to the end brtter we help each other than work against each other
gold642: Saleh said for "tomorrow Press," that "taxes and the application of the customs decision has economic level goals to improve the lives the citizen and the provision of services, "
stressing that" the application of the decision tariff schedule will not change and will be implemented on time. " He added that "the tax will be taken from specific financial revenue will not be random,"
pointing out that "the tax will contribute to the solution of economic problems concerning the social reality citizen and re-infrastructure projects. "
gold642: the application of the decision tariff schedule will not change and will be implemented on time.
MzDiva: ‹@BOBBY› doing quite well and you
MzDiva: sure like to know where iraq is going to get all this money they need are they still getting loans
gold642: from Trump
gold642: :tongue:
BOBBY: MzDiva.. always good.... just making dinner..... thanks for asking :smile:
BOBBY: so are we rich yet... lol
Doug_W: almost
Doug_W: SOON_ly
whitelions: Love Love Love this one lol
chattels: ‹@whitelions› beautiful irony
whitelions: yep
Donnie: ‹@whitelions› I Love It
whitelions: I hope he does more of this lol
Donnie: maybe they will stay at work longer and more often where there is power??? lol
whitelions: I think thats the idea
Doug_W: maybe if they have to endure some of the hardships of the commoner they will get off dead center!
chattels: ‹@Doug_W› agreed
whitelions: b/c before they were always exempt from losing there electric but no more
whitelions: ‹@Doug_W› agreed
OOTW: SORRY THE GREAT NEWS JUST KEEPS COMING AND I'VE BEEN BUSY POSTING
chattels: Sorry, it is all just news to me until we have a liquidity event. Some news may be more encouraging than other news, but the only " great " news will come with an exchange reality.
sczin11: Customs tariff law faces its application rejected in Basra Wednesday July 29, 2015 - 20:04 Write a comment [Image: taks01ll-001.jpg]The ports of Basra Tktd steamboats and trucks Nour al-Tamimi /
tow Raises new customs tariff law of heated debate between business and government circles in the province of Basra, it is also facing a severe rejection in its application in the province outlets,
because Bhsabhm will cause doom visual economy and will increase the material cost to merchants, which Stotr turn on visual consumer especially the Iraqi general.
sczin11: now look at THESE NEXT WORDS CAREFULLY....
sczin11: Even so, the Iraqi ports have seen during the past few days on the strong momentum shelves because of contention traders to introduce their goods before the date of application of the customs tariff due on the first of August next.
sczin11: Even so, the Iraqi ports have seen during the past few days on the strong momentum shelves because of contention traders to introduce their goods before the date of application of the customs tariff due on the first of August next.
sczin11: Even so, the Iraqi ports have seen during the past few days on the strong momentum shelves because of contention traders to introduce their goods before the date of application of the customs tariff due on the first of August next.
sczin11: READ THE WHOLE THREAD AND MORE TO THIS ARTICLE wealthwatch.world/showthr...
http://ift.tt/1SNGfnW
sczin11: FOLKS, BASED ON WHAT I HAVE SEEN TODAY, WITH ONE WORK DAY BEFORE THE 1ST, THAT BEING TOMORROW, I WILL GO OUT ON A LIMB AND PREDICT THE CUSTOMS & TARIFFS ... WILL BE IMPLEMENTED AS PLANNED...SATURDAY AUGUST 1, 2015.
Stash: If that is the case, will they HAVE to HAVE an RV by then.?
sczin11: WILL PRIME MINISTER ABADI, ALLOW THE PEOPLE OF IRAQ TO SUFFER FURTHER? CERTAINLY WAS NOT PART OF HIS PLATFORM....
ECONOMIC REFORM CAN NOT EXIST WITHOUT MONETARY REFORM... CAN PM ABADI ALLOW THE COSTS OF GOODS TO INCREASE , AS OPPOSED TO DECREASE?
THIS IS A CRITICAL TIME FOLKS- YOU CERTAINLY KNOW HOW I FEEL ABOUT THE TARIFFS, ESPECIALLY THOSE OF YOU WHO HAVE FOLLOWED MY OPINIONS FOR A WHILE...
sczin11: ‹@Stash› I THINK MY ABOVE PARAGRAPH SHOULD ANSWER YOUR QUESTION
Stash: yes thanks.
sczin11: I AM SORRY, I AM NOT AN ECONOMICS MASTER, BUT I BELIEVE THIS IS MORE A MATHEMATICAL EQUATION, AND GOOD FINANCIAL ADVISING...
THE MATHEMATICS IS HOW WOULD THERE BE ENOUGH DINAR IN CIRCULATION, WITHOUT RUNNING THE PRINTING PRESSES 24/7, TO COVER TAXES AT THE CURRENT EXCHANGE RATE?
sczin11: THE FINANCIAL SIDE OF THE EQUATION, IS THAT THE COSTS OF GOODS WILL BE GOING UP, THUS LOWERING THE PER CAPITA LEVEL OF LIVING AND PUSHING THE AVERAGE IRAQI IN A SITUATION LOWER THEN TODAY, IF THAT IS EVEN REMOTELY POSSIBLE
Stash: I agree
Doug_W: kinda makes Aug 2 a little more fiesabel Eh 11 ?
Stash: or even tomorrow
Dianne777: ‹@Stash› hoping 4 tomorrow, i heard the 31st is our day
Stash: hope so.....I THINK I could get to the bank tomorrow lol
TxBrand: customs tariff due on the first of August next :cheerful: cross fingers
chattels: Among many anniversaries of history 2015 marks the fortieth anniversary of the conclusion of the Second Iraq-Kurdish War. Which ended tragically for the Kurds. Augmented by the fact they were thrown under the bus by the powers who had covertly supported them in their fight.
chattels: Read more at http://ift.tt/1NAf9yX... http://ift.tt/1eAFS2o
chattels: That war saw the last Shah of Iran, Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, facilitate covert Israeli and American support to those Kurds.
He had his own rivalries with the Baathist regime in Baghdad and accordingly saw giving support to the Kurds as a good way to keep the Baathists embroiled in Iraqi Kurdistan. The support was primarily to Mustafa Barzani's Peshmerga
chattels: The U.S. administration of President Gerald Ford gave its approval to the covert CIA support of the rebellion since then Secretary of State Henry Kissinger was convinced by the Shah's argument that this fight constituted part of the broader fight against Communism.
The Shah had concocted a view which, in essence, argued that the Iraqi Baath were on the verge of unifying with the Iraqi Communist Party and taking over the wider region on behalf of the Soviet Union.
Something which the British and the State Department firmly believed to be a wholly unfounded contention.
chattels: Now that Ankara has promised to work with them against ISIS however that could all change. Are we seeing a repeat of 1975? Will a more powerful regional ally of the United States compel it to discontinue its support of beleaguered Kurds who struggling to confront a grave tyranny?
Donnie: I hope not!
MzDiva: Hello Everyone
Stash: hello
MzDiva: Been a while just trying to stay focus
Stash: good luck lol
MzDiva: ‹@Stash› hello
whitelions: Deb created a new page on out site that post's both WW and our tweeter feeds and you can tweet from there to here's the link http://ift.tt/1ewhcZN....
http://ift.tt/1SNGgrS
Doug_W: ‹@whitelions› Deb?
whitelions: Debbie you know she dose the resurch and the calls for the IQD team
whitelions: ‹@Doug_W› this is our site http://ift.tt/1ewhcZN....
http://ift.tt/SpqL1q
whitelions: ‹@Doug_W› I'm sorry we have been doing this for 5 years now and I have been doing this since 06 so no we dont plagiarizer anything we do trade info on occation to help each other out
Donnie: Iran supports the protection of the security of Barzani's Kurdistan region and underlines the importance of relations with them
Donnie: [Baghdad - where] a new Assistant Secretary General of the Iranian National Security Ahmed Amiri, on Wednesday, his country's support to protect the security and stability of the Kurdistan region of Iraq in the war against al-Daash, while the President of the Region Government Naچervan Barzani stressed the interest of the Territory bilateral relations with Iran in all fields .
Donnie: the rest: http://ift.tt/1LEwWYk...
http://ift.tt/1Dbwy0J
Doug_W: I am NOT a news seeking person
Doug_W: when it happens its DUN till then don't get excitred
whitelions: ‹@Doug_W› we are all here to get to the end brtter we help each other than work against each other
gold642: Saleh said for "tomorrow Press," that "taxes and the application of the customs decision has economic level goals to improve the lives the citizen and the provision of services, "
stressing that" the application of the decision tariff schedule will not change and will be implemented on time. " He added that "the tax will be taken from specific financial revenue will not be random,"
pointing out that "the tax will contribute to the solution of economic problems concerning the social reality citizen and re-infrastructure projects. "
gold642: the application of the decision tariff schedule will not change and will be implemented on time.
MzDiva: ‹@BOBBY› doing quite well and you
MzDiva: sure like to know where iraq is going to get all this money they need are they still getting loans
gold642: from Trump
gold642: :tongue:
BOBBY: MzDiva.. always good.... just making dinner..... thanks for asking :smile:
BOBBY: so are we rich yet... lol
Doug_W: almost
Doug_W: SOON_ly
BOBBY: good.... i need a knee replacement lol
TxBrand: ‹@BOBBY› as I tell my Hubby... " we always have been " lol
TxBrand: when you get a knee replacement.... exercise exercise exercise
BOBBY: TxBrand.... very wise words
keli15: Ms diva so did it rv yet lol
MzDiva: ‹@keli15› not in the least bit
MzDiva: ‹@Doug_W› No Soon stuff pls im so tired of hearing that
chattels: ERBIL, Kurdistan Region – The Kurdistan Region exported more than 4 million barrels of oil through the Iraqi government last month and received 166 billion Iraqi dinars ($139.5 million) in return, Iraq’s finance minister said Wednesday.
Hoshyar Zebari made the comments in a meeting Wednesday with Aram Sheikh Muhammad, deputy speaker of the Iraqi parliament, whose office released the minutes of the meeting.
The autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) and the Iraq’s central government in Baghdad have been at loggerheads over oil exports. The Kurds cite the constitution to advocate independent international oil exports, but the government in Baghdad insists all sales must go through the State Oil Marketing Organization (SOMO).
Last month the Kurdistan Region exported 4.4 million barrels of oil through SOMO Marketing Company, Baghdad in return sent 166 billion Iraqi Dinars to Kurdistan region,” Zebari said in the meeting. “An attempt was made not to send the Kurdistan region any money,
therefore it is important for the Kurdistan region to continue exporting oil through SOMO,” added the minister, who is himself a Kurd. Over the oil dispute, the Iraqi government had cut payments to the KRG from the national budget. Zebari also told the deputy speaker that, “
Today, Wednesday, the Kurdistan region sent 579,000 barrels of oil to SOMO, and this is a good step.” “When there is a will to reach an agreement it becomes possible to amend the previous agreement or make a new one immediately,” said Muhammad, referring to oil deals between Erbil and Baghdad that have not stuck
chattels: http://ift.tt/1NWvzBO;http://ift.tt/1KAskQ5
Donnie: ‹@chattels› TY for the news
chattels: at $ 50 per barrel that is not a lot of money over and above what the Kurds got
TxBrand: ‹@BOBBY› as I tell my Hubby... " we always have been " lol
TxBrand: when you get a knee replacement.... exercise exercise exercise
BOBBY: TxBrand.... very wise words
keli15: Ms diva so did it rv yet lol
MzDiva: ‹@keli15› not in the least bit
MzDiva: ‹@Doug_W› No Soon stuff pls im so tired of hearing that
chattels: ERBIL, Kurdistan Region – The Kurdistan Region exported more than 4 million barrels of oil through the Iraqi government last month and received 166 billion Iraqi dinars ($139.5 million) in return, Iraq’s finance minister said Wednesday.
Hoshyar Zebari made the comments in a meeting Wednesday with Aram Sheikh Muhammad, deputy speaker of the Iraqi parliament, whose office released the minutes of the meeting.
The autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) and the Iraq’s central government in Baghdad have been at loggerheads over oil exports. The Kurds cite the constitution to advocate independent international oil exports, but the government in Baghdad insists all sales must go through the State Oil Marketing Organization (SOMO).
Last month the Kurdistan Region exported 4.4 million barrels of oil through SOMO Marketing Company, Baghdad in return sent 166 billion Iraqi Dinars to Kurdistan region,” Zebari said in the meeting. “An attempt was made not to send the Kurdistan region any money,
therefore it is important for the Kurdistan region to continue exporting oil through SOMO,” added the minister, who is himself a Kurd. Over the oil dispute, the Iraqi government had cut payments to the KRG from the national budget. Zebari also told the deputy speaker that, “
Today, Wednesday, the Kurdistan region sent 579,000 barrels of oil to SOMO, and this is a good step.” “When there is a will to reach an agreement it becomes possible to amend the previous agreement or make a new one immediately,” said Muhammad, referring to oil deals between Erbil and Baghdad that have not stuck
chattels: http://ift.tt/1NWvzBO;http://ift.tt/1KAskQ5
Donnie: ‹@chattels› TY for the news
chattels: at $ 50 per barrel that is not a lot of money over and above what the Kurds got
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