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Friday, August 14, 2015

Wealthwatch  Evening Chat  8-14-15   Part 2 of  2

Post From Wealthwatch.world Chat Room 8-14-15
Wealthwatch  Evening Chat  8-14-15   Part 2 of  2         

chattels: " ............. a platform for partisan and factional conflicts. " is a reference to Maliki I believe

BOBBY: Chattels. .... does Maliki still have a position officially?

chattels: Maliki's " MO " is divide and conquer, he thrives in the margins of turmoil, hate and unrest

Tootsie: ‹@MichelleL› luckily I am not in a flood zone!! phew!

chattels: ‹@BOBBY› not according to his former legal advisor and others
chattels: ‹@BOBBY› Maliki has been referred to as a " former official "
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MichelleL: ‹@Tootsie› my homeowners/flood/windstorm is over 7k a year - can't keep it up lol going to let the house come down soon

chattels: ‹@BOBBY› except in the Iranian visit article

MichelleL: we OBVIOUSLY need to see this rv really sooooooon lol

Tootsie: ‹@MichelleL› OMG , horrible.

Sassy: ‹@MichelleL› When? Lol

chattels: But I am thinking that the verbiage in that article came from Iran

MichelleL: Sassy weeeeeely weeeeely sooooon ;)

chattels: Adviser and advisor are both accepted spellings of the noun meaning one who advises or counsels. 

There is no difference between them. But adviser, the older version, is listed as the primary spelling in most dictionaries, and it is about five times as common as advisor in current news publications from throughout the English-speaking world.

BOBBY: as much as i despise him , i would not underestimate him for a second

MichelleL: whats with you sassy? you walk in the room and its always right near my bedtime lol - so much for early to rise

Sassy: ‹@chattels› I think he has lost his clout.
Sassy: ‹@MichelleL› I stay up remember lol

MichelleL: ‹@Sassy› why not? its only 5:47 for you lol

Sassy: ‹@chattels› Donyou really feel he has any clout anymore and hi hon

chattels: ‹@Sassy› maybe " officially ", but he is as scary and resourceful individual

Sassy: Do You lol
Sassy: ‹@chattels› he is scary

BOBBY: the man ended human life without an afterthought

chattels: ‹@Sassy› with a substantial following in government, the military and the populace

Sassy: ‹@chattels› I think things are looking up for us

chattels: ‹@Sassy› it has been interesting for sure

Sassy: ‹@chattels› I have even been reading again lol
Sassy: ‹@chattels› Abadi has been sounding like a bad**lol

chattels: ‹@Sassy› :)

tourman: I would say Abadi has gravitas

chattels: ‹@Sassy› the Kurds have been very quiet

Sassy: ‹@chattels› I hope that is a good sign but....

tourman: ‹@chattels› they (Kurds) waiting on something maybe?

Sassy: ‹@tourman› Well just lately

chattels: we must remember that Abadi is a Shia / Dawa / SLC with a long record in government

tourman: ‹@chattels› tru

Sassy: ‹@chattels› He is being guided through this for sure

chattels: ‹@tourman› Kurds have stated that they generally favor the reforms, but they are worried about process and particulars, IMO

tourman: nuts and bolts kinda crowd. dont blame em

Sassy: ‹@chattels› Do you blame them?

BOBBY: Chattels...... did Abadi at one time work with Shabibi?

tourman: ‹@Sassy› ditto
tourman: lol

chattels: Remember that the political accord / agreement that put Abadi in power was a reform agenda, but only half completed

Sassy: Maliki wasn't the most truthful with them

 chattels: ‹@Sassy› not at all

Sassy: Liar liar lol

chattels: ‹@BOBBY› Abadi was Finance Committee Chairman when Shabbibi was the Central Bank Governor

Sassy: ‹@tourman› How you enjoying this 114 temp?

tourman: ‹@Sassy› enjoy is not the word i would place on it.  lol... suffocating is the word i would put on it. :w00t:

Sassy: ‹@chattels› You know he has seen so much corruption having that job
Sassy: ‹@tourman› I hate being trapped indoors

tourman: just another month and a half left GEEZ~~

Sassy: ‹@tourman› I am leaving Az as soon as it rv's
Sassy: ‹@tourman› Come back and visit in the winter

tourman: i wont leave, but I will have a cabin up near showlow for the summer.... have a condo down here in the valley for winter

chattels: the key may be to maintain public pressure through the demonstrations with out them being subverted to a more destructive agenda and actually accomplish reforms quickly

tourman: have a rental down in Costa Rica

Sassy: ‹@tourman› I found out I am missing the ocean

tourman: ‹@chattels› i think if the iraqi peeps dont see something in the next month or so, the heat will really be on.

Sassy: ‹@chattels› They sure seem to be pretty peaceful right now

tourman: well, gotta go eat my heart healthy dinner. good convo! Outta here folks.. Tootles.

chattels: ‹@tourman› it is likely a " short fuse "

BOBBY: tourman........ glad your well........ i think the heat is on already

tourman: ‹@chattels› tru
tourman: ‹@BOBBY› thx :smile:

chattels: ‹@Sassy› they were out " en masse " today

Donnie: The agenda of the meeting No. (13) Saturday 15 August 2015 August 15, 2015 First, read verses from the Koran.

Donnie: Second: The vote on the draft labor law. ( Committee for Labor and Social Affairs , the Committee on civil society institutions , the Legal Committee , the Committee on Women, Family and Children). (Article 157).

Donnie: plus 4 first readings and 3 second readings...

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 chattels: 07:45: 08/14/2015 Khandan – called Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, the judiciary to carry out a series of drastic measures to confirm the prestige of the judiciary and its independence. 

Information Office of Ebadi said in a statement, said the Prime Minister, “called on the judiciary to carry out a series of drastic measures to confirm the prestige of the judiciary and its independence and enable it to fight against corruption and reinforcing the principle of justice between the citizens.” 

He said al-Abadi said “the broad reforms called for by requiring fair and honest and firm spend to support these reforms and stand up to the mafias of corruption and the dimensions of the judiciary from the quotas partisan and factional and sectarian,” stressing “respect and commitment to eradicating fair and impartial.” translate.googleuserconte...

Sassy: ‹@chattels› I hope they keep it up till changes are made for the good of e Iraqi ppl
Sassy: Go Abadi

chattels: ‹@Sassy› social justice must be a priority for sure

Sassy: ‹@chattels› Yep
Sassy: Need to get a laptop. My ipad is impossible lol

Donnie: time to look outside if the "box" - box=Iraq.
Donnie: Rejecting the Iran deal will be high-cost, Jack Lew writes in the NYT

Donnie: U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry (L) holds a negotiation meeting with Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif (R) over Iran's nuclear programme in Lausanne, Switzerland.

The Iran nuclear deal offers a long-term solution to one of the most urgent threats in modern times, U.S. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew has said in an opinion piece for The New York Times (NYT).

Iran, the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism, would be less than 90 days away from having enough fissile material to create a nuclear bomb, should Congress decide to reject the deal, he warned - a rejection that would put the U.S. at odds with the rest of the world.

Rejecting the opinion of countries involved in the Iran talks, which include China, Japan, India and South Korea, as well as the European Union, and unilaterally introducing tougher Iran sanctions would result in cutting off those allies from the U.S. dollar and financial system.

"We would set off extensive financial hemorrhaging, not just in our partner countries but in the United States as well," Lew wrote.

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chattels: Jaafari apologizes for Iranian invitation to visit Tehran

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 Donnie: AUGUST 14, 2015 The Iran Gambit II by PETER KOENIG Email Gambit I was the start of false accusations by the then Bush Administration in 2007 that Iran was preparing a nuclear weapon, when in fact Iran had no such ambitions at all, but a plan to open an Iranian Oil Bourse (IOB) in Teheran,

an international hydrocarbon exchange, where all countries, hydrocarbon producers or not, could trade this (still) principal energy source in euros, as an alternative to the US dollar.

This would have devastated the dollar as a hegemonic fiat currency – still used on false trust as the main world reserve currency.

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chattels: ‹@Donnie› scary article I think

Donnie: It's long so I only posted a teaser.

chattels: judicial authorities meet tomorrow to develop the work of the judiciary and the consolidation of independence

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 Donnie: China Shares Log Best Week in More Than Two Months; Yuan Steadies http://ift.tt/1gjfo7j...

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Donnie: China’s Currency Stabilizes After 3-Day Slide http://ift.tt/1NhcSuU...

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Donnie: Russia Vows to Block Any UN Resolution on Sanctions Against Iran Read more: http://ift.tt/1FTK8qF...

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Donnie: Russian Deputy FM: Moscow to Pass No More Resolutions against Iran August 14, 2015 - 17:39 TEHRAN (Tasnim) – The Russian Federation has made it clear that it would not pass any more sanctions resolutions on Iran, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov said on Friday. http://ift.tt/1JdTxLf...

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Donnie: Going Its Own Way: US Fails to Bring Beijing Into Its Political Fold

Donnie: China is not "at a crossroads," it is consistently pursuing its own geopolitical goals irrespective of Washington's plans and expectations, American expert Peter Mattis notes. 

China has undergone a lot of changes over the last twenty years, while Washington is clinging to an outdated concept that Beijing is still facing a dilemma whether to join the US-led world order or to remain out in the cold, the Editor of China Brief at The Jamestown Foundation Peter Mattis points out. Read more: http://ift.tt/1FTK8qF...

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chattels: ‹@Donnie› my compliments on your increasing interest in looking at " the bigger picture "

Donnie: ‹@chattels› TY Sir

Donnie: to me it's all so exciting to see what all these countries are doing. just watching Iraq can be a little boring at times. Of course lately the excitement has increased again.

chattels: ‹@Donnie› maybe you can enlighten this macroeconomic moron :)
                                                                          
Donnie: to see congress debate the Iran deal as if they have any control over it is so silly. Switzerland already accepted the sanctions as being lifted. other countries are dealing with Iran. IMO Iran's progress to return to the world stage is causing Iraq to get off the pot and stop playing politics.

Donnie: Albidi sure did step up to the plate this past week but can/will he continue until the MR is complete??? Past experiences speak very loud...

EdoBini: Abadi of Iraq is at the cross road. He must seize the moment and increase its currency rate or his leadership in Iraq will go under.

Donnie: People please watch/follow/read about the Silk Road. It's key to the ME reforms because it goes from China through Syria, Iran, Iraq to Europe. Major developments taking place all along the Silk Road project.

chattels: A funeral procession pulled into a cemetery. Several carloads of family members followed a black truck towing a boat with a coffin in it. A passer-by remarked, "That guy must have been a very avid fisherman."

chattels: "Oh, he still is," remarked one of the mourners. As a matter of fact, he's headed off to the lake as soon as we bury his wife."


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