KTFA:
Alan : Was looking some more and can't find anything that talks about blacklisting a country based on their exchange rate.
If Iraq does go international at 1166 and they are secure and fight terrorism and pay their bills how would the FATF put them on a black list.
Frank26: Iraq's Glutinous Maximus and Minor have been kissed for many years now.
Hand held long enough.
MARK my opinion about Oct 1st ......... This month IMO is the ending tolerance of ........... 1166.
If i am wrong ........... My apologies. KTFA Frank
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Alan : Was looking some more and can't find anything that talks about blacklisting a country based on their exchange rate.
If Iraq does go international at 1166 and they are secure and fight terrorism and pay their bills how would the FATF put them on a black list.
Frank26: Iraq's Glutinous Maximus and Minor have been kissed for many years now.
Hand held long enough.
MARK my opinion about Oct 1st ......... This month IMO is the ending tolerance of ........... 1166.
If i am wrong ........... My apologies. KTFA Frank
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Aggiedad77: Hi Alan, From what I remember.....a country being put on this black list has more to do with how they are choosing not to handle issues associated with money-laundering.....hence the need for Iraq to give some much needed attention to their proposed Anti-Money Laundering Act....this needs to be effective and in place by October or they run the risk of finding their name on the list....and the clock is ticking. Aloha Randy
Frank26: Amen
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islandg1211 :IMO, PM Abadi needs to be .... "Serious" about a rate and date for the RI, because without it, he has no international financial and economic security, support, or stability.
Furthermore, he needs to convey that to an overly cautions DrS.
When the U.S. Olympic Hockey team beat Russia to have the "Miracle on Ice," the coach zeroed in on yelling at his star goally.
Drs, get the job done by Oct 1, or let the U.S. Taxpayers stop paying for your protection and allow someone else to get the job done, even though you've been the star of the monetary reform. It's appropriate for Frank to not give a date or a rate, but it isn't for a guy who wants to be Gov of the CBI.
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Frank26: Serious?
With every step that removes corruption puts him in harms' ways.
His defiance places a red laser on him. His family is endangered.
The Stress to Lead will eventually erode his health.
Yes he is Serious and to give a date would be wrong until he lifts the 000's.
When this EVENT occurs ............... Then You have Your DATE ! KTFA Frank
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Aggiedad77: Thought for the morning....will we see PM Abadi jump once again as he did after talking last Friday with the cleric al-Sistani and bring the judicial system under more of a probe than maybe he originally intended.....(See Article Below) or will he announce that his original warning....."that he would not defend anyone accused of corruption in his government" was sufficient enough to pull the judicial leadership and others into the same scrutiny being shone upon the other parts of the government at this time....I'm leaning towards Abadi standing by his original words and commitment to the people
if your hands are proven to be dirty, then out you must go.Aloha Randy
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Walkingstick: Sistani puts the judiciary under the microscope of the fight against corruption
Shiite cleric calls for the need to reform the judicial system reform in order to find its way to implementation decisions.
The trial of corrupt hardest episode in a wave of reforms
BAGHDAD - A top Shi'ite cleric Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani Friday to support the reforms approved by the Government and the Council of the Iraqi parliament to fight against corruption, stressing the need to reform the judicial system to cope with it.
The government of Haider al-Abadi acknowledged Sunday package reforms to combat corruption and sagging institutions, after weeks of popular demonstrations and a call from al-Sistani for bolder steps against corruption. The House of Representatives approved this package Tuesday, adding to it a series of steps "complementary" set within "the Constitution and the law."
Legal representative of Sistani, Sheikh Abdul Mahdi Karbalai said in his Friday sermon, "had announced in recent days to take several decisions to reform government institutions and the fight against corruption and bring a measure of social justice."
"And we, appreciate it, and we hope to find those making their way to implementation in the near future, we would like to note that the most important reform process requirements of the first reform of the judiciary, it is an important milestone in the completion of the reform packages, and can not be real reform of without him. "
He said reform of the judiciary "based foundation to repair the rest of the state institutions."
And the form of item reform the judiciary and guarantee its independence one of the points contained in the parliamentary paper, but it is not mentioned in the government package. The executive and legislative branches They noted that the proposed reforms are the first stage, what may likely issue additional steps without a specific time for that.
The House of Representatives in Tuesday's session approved unanimously by 297 deputies out of 328 present, a package of government proposals.
The moves after witnessing the most prominent of several Baghdad districts, massive demonstrations in the past few weeks, during which protesters demanded better services, especially water and electricity, and the fight against corruption and to hold negligent.
These demands received a dose support mission last week with Sistani's call, which has the effect of balance in Iraqi politics, Abadi to be "more daring and courage" against corruption, by taking "important decisions and strict procedures in the field of anti-corruption and social justice."
Among the most prominent government reforms, the abolition of the posts of Vice President and the Prime Minister and "partisan and sectarian quotas" in senior positions.
Despite public pressure and support al-Sistani for reform, but the deep-rooted nature of corruption in Iraq and take advantage of it most of the political parties and blocs, may make it difficult to bring fundamental changes, according to a number of analysts.
Abadi warned Wednesday that the process of reform and the fight against corruption "will not be easy," he said, adding that those affected will work hard "to sabotage every step."
http://ift.tt/1DTxF5u
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Aggiedad77: Hi Alan, From what I remember.....a country being put on this black list has more to do with how they are choosing not to handle issues associated with money-laundering.....hence the need for Iraq to give some much needed attention to their proposed Anti-Money Laundering Act....this needs to be effective and in place by October or they run the risk of finding their name on the list....and the clock is ticking. Aloha Randy
Frank26: Amen
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islandg1211 :IMO, PM Abadi needs to be .... "Serious" about a rate and date for the RI, because without it, he has no international financial and economic security, support, or stability.
Furthermore, he needs to convey that to an overly cautions DrS.
When the U.S. Olympic Hockey team beat Russia to have the "Miracle on Ice," the coach zeroed in on yelling at his star goally.
Drs, get the job done by Oct 1, or let the U.S. Taxpayers stop paying for your protection and allow someone else to get the job done, even though you've been the star of the monetary reform. It's appropriate for Frank to not give a date or a rate, but it isn't for a guy who wants to be Gov of the CBI.
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Frank26: Serious?
With every step that removes corruption puts him in harms' ways.
His defiance places a red laser on him. His family is endangered.
The Stress to Lead will eventually erode his health.
Yes he is Serious and to give a date would be wrong until he lifts the 000's.
When this EVENT occurs ............... Then You have Your DATE ! KTFA Frank
************
Aggiedad77: Thought for the morning....will we see PM Abadi jump once again as he did after talking last Friday with the cleric al-Sistani and bring the judicial system under more of a probe than maybe he originally intended.....(See Article Below) or will he announce that his original warning....."that he would not defend anyone accused of corruption in his government" was sufficient enough to pull the judicial leadership and others into the same scrutiny being shone upon the other parts of the government at this time....I'm leaning towards Abadi standing by his original words and commitment to the people
if your hands are proven to be dirty, then out you must go.Aloha Randy
*************
Walkingstick: Sistani puts the judiciary under the microscope of the fight against corruption
Shiite cleric calls for the need to reform the judicial system reform in order to find its way to implementation decisions.
The trial of corrupt hardest episode in a wave of reforms
BAGHDAD - A top Shi'ite cleric Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani Friday to support the reforms approved by the Government and the Council of the Iraqi parliament to fight against corruption, stressing the need to reform the judicial system to cope with it.
The government of Haider al-Abadi acknowledged Sunday package reforms to combat corruption and sagging institutions, after weeks of popular demonstrations and a call from al-Sistani for bolder steps against corruption. The House of Representatives approved this package Tuesday, adding to it a series of steps "complementary" set within "the Constitution and the law."
Legal representative of Sistani, Sheikh Abdul Mahdi Karbalai said in his Friday sermon, "had announced in recent days to take several decisions to reform government institutions and the fight against corruption and bring a measure of social justice."
"And we, appreciate it, and we hope to find those making their way to implementation in the near future, we would like to note that the most important reform process requirements of the first reform of the judiciary, it is an important milestone in the completion of the reform packages, and can not be real reform of without him. "
He said reform of the judiciary "based foundation to repair the rest of the state institutions."
And the form of item reform the judiciary and guarantee its independence one of the points contained in the parliamentary paper, but it is not mentioned in the government package. The executive and legislative branches They noted that the proposed reforms are the first stage, what may likely issue additional steps without a specific time for that.
The House of Representatives in Tuesday's session approved unanimously by 297 deputies out of 328 present, a package of government proposals.
The moves after witnessing the most prominent of several Baghdad districts, massive demonstrations in the past few weeks, during which protesters demanded better services, especially water and electricity, and the fight against corruption and to hold negligent.
These demands received a dose support mission last week with Sistani's call, which has the effect of balance in Iraqi politics, Abadi to be "more daring and courage" against corruption, by taking "important decisions and strict procedures in the field of anti-corruption and social justice."
Among the most prominent government reforms, the abolition of the posts of Vice President and the Prime Minister and "partisan and sectarian quotas" in senior positions.
Despite public pressure and support al-Sistani for reform, but the deep-rooted nature of corruption in Iraq and take advantage of it most of the political parties and blocs, may make it difficult to bring fundamental changes, according to a number of analysts.
Abadi warned Wednesday that the process of reform and the fight against corruption "will not be easy," he said, adding that those affected will work hard "to sabotage every step."
http://ift.tt/1DTxF5u
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JDTolle » August 14th, 2015, Keep negativity at bay
There is plenty of negativity in the world. Don’t add to it.
Just because unfortunate things are going on, is no reason to be pessimistic. In fact, it is a good reason to redouble your efforts in supporting, promoting and expanding new goodness in life.
You can be entirely realistic without having to buy in to the latest fashionable negativity. The future is yours to create, and you can choose to create a good and fulfilling one.
The only way a negative trend will lead to a negative outcome is if you let it continue. Fortunately, there are a whole lot of things you can do to create much more positive results.
The way to keep the negativity at bay is to keep your dreams and highest visions in front of you. Live in the service of what you know is right with life, and you won’t constantly be pulled down by whatever goes wrong.
Live at your highest level of effectiveness by living with a positive perspective. It’s always the smartest choice.
Ralph Marston Wishing All a safe and blessed day/weekend JDT
P.S. Character builds slowly, but it can be torn down within incredible swiftness.
-- Faith Baldwin
There is plenty of negativity in the world. Don’t add to it.
Just because unfortunate things are going on, is no reason to be pessimistic. In fact, it is a good reason to redouble your efforts in supporting, promoting and expanding new goodness in life.
You can be entirely realistic without having to buy in to the latest fashionable negativity. The future is yours to create, and you can choose to create a good and fulfilling one.
The only way a negative trend will lead to a negative outcome is if you let it continue. Fortunately, there are a whole lot of things you can do to create much more positive results.
The way to keep the negativity at bay is to keep your dreams and highest visions in front of you. Live in the service of what you know is right with life, and you won’t constantly be pulled down by whatever goes wrong.
Live at your highest level of effectiveness by living with a positive perspective. It’s always the smartest choice.
Ralph Marston Wishing All a safe and blessed day/weekend JDT
P.S. Character builds slowly, but it can be torn down within incredible swiftness.
-- Faith Baldwin
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