WEALTHWATCH 5-9-16
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Wealthwatch Chat Room News Highlights & Comments 5-9-16 Part 1 of 2
rocknrollbus: ‹@chattels› Can you tell me if Soleimani of the Quds Forces has been killed?
chattels: ‹@rocknrollbus› I have seen no report of the death of Soleimani.
chattels: called deputy for the coalition of Kurdish blocs Parliament Speaker Salim al - Jubouri to resign
chattels: " attempts by al - Jubouri, out of the current crises will fail and he will not be able to identify or a parliamentary session held during an early date."
chattels: parliament Speaker Salim al - Jubouri visit the region ( * Suliminaya ) today, to find solutions to the the return of the House of Representatives of the Kurds to the capital Baghdad and attend the sessions.
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Post From Wealthwatch.world Chat Room
Wealthwatch Chat Room News Highlights & Comments 5-9-16 Part 1 of 2
rocknrollbus: ‹@chattels› Can you tell me if Soleimani of the Quds Forces has been killed?
chattels: ‹@rocknrollbus› I have seen no report of the death of Soleimani.
chattels: called deputy for the coalition of Kurdish blocs Parliament Speaker Salim al - Jubouri to resign
chattels: " attempts by al - Jubouri, out of the current crises will fail and he will not be able to identify or a parliamentary session held during an early date."
chattels: parliament Speaker Salim al - Jubouri visit the region ( * Suliminaya ) today, to find solutions to the the return of the House of Representatives of the Kurds to the capital Baghdad and attend the sessions.
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chattels: http://ift.tt/1ZwLooy
chattels: ERBIL, Kurdistan Region - The Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament Salim Jabouri is scheduled to arrive in Sulaimani city today to meet with Kurdish authorities about the possible return of Kurdish MPs to Baghdad after they left the city when angry protesters stormed the parliament building late last month.
chattels: "Parliament sessions should not take place in the absence of Kurdish MPs, because Kurds are an important part of the Iraqi political process,"
chattels: Kurdish MPs say they welcome Jabouri in Sulaimani and may hold talks with him but they are far from moving back to Baghdad any time soon.
chattels: ...................... Sunni MPs are not ready to return to the parliament either "until they are reassured of their safety."
Doug_W: can't blame them 4 that
chattels: deputy from the Kurdistan Alliance said on Saturday, that the Kurds minister will not attend the Cabinet meeting scheduled tomorrow in Baghdad. " And the beauty Panthers told all of Iraq [where] that "MPs and ministers Kurds have received directives not to attend the House of Representatives and Cabinet sessions , " adding "not to determine the final decision on their return to Baghdad again."
chattels: http://ift.tt/1rzxEyE
chattels: " it is possible that there will be change the position of the Kurdish after reviewing the agendas held by al - Jubouri to the region. "
chattels: " it is possible that there will be change the position of the Kurdish after reviewing the agendas held by al - Jubouri to the region. "
chattels: " it is possible that there will be change the position of the Kurdish after reviewing the agendas held by al - Jubouri to the region. "
chattels: http://ift.tt/1ZwLpJo
chattels: Jubouri was today in Sulaymaniyah to meet with heads of Kurdish blocs in the Kurdistan region to persuade the bloc to reverse its decision to boycott sessions.
chattels: Jassim Mohammed, Minister of Displacement and Migration , who belongs to the Kurdish movement of the change said the decision to return the Kurds Minister of the Kurdistan region to Baghdad will be decided in the coming hours. "
chattels: http://ift.tt/24Gm06I
chattels: Joel Wing @JoelWing2 3h3 hours ago Turkmen Front said wont return to parliament until PM Abadi assure it of its quota of ministers in govt
chattels: Joel Wing @JoelWing2 3h3 hours ago After Maliki said Sadrists should be kept out of politics for Green Zone take over Sadrists say Maliki should be kicked out
chattels: He once fought U.S. troops. Now Moqtada al-Sadr is battling Iraq’s political system. By Loveday Morris May 6 at 4:37 PM http://ift.tt/1ZwLooG
chattels: A day after his supporters packed up and left their short-lived sit-in, Sadr got on a plane and left for Iran. Five days later, he has still not returned, and before his departure, he had announced a two-month spiritual retreat. His supporters have remained stoic.
chattels: Abadi was already seen as a weak leader, and Sadr’s actions have undermined him further, with members of parliament incensed by the breach of their fortified inner sanctum. As he attempts to regain control, and credibility, he has pledged to prevent another breach and fired the head of Green Zone security, who kissed Sadr’s hand as the cleric entered the area in March.
chattels: But the Sadrists have promised to escalate and call for the prime minister’s resignation if a new technocratic government is not created. With parliament splintered, even getting enough members together to hold a session and vote will be a challenge.
The Kurds are refusing to attend, while a group of rebel parliamentarians refuse to recognize the legitimacy of the speaker. Just how long Sadr will wait before ratcheting up pressure remains to be seen.
chattels: Iraqi security forces gain ground around Fallujah By Rudaw http://ift.tt/24Gm2vu
chattels: Iraqi security forces have taken control of the main road that connects Amrya of Fallujah and al-Salam. The Iraqi security forces managed to take this route after a fierce battle. The Iraqi forces have taken control over several areas in southern Fallujah.
Today’s gains will help them in their campaign to seize control over the city center. After the conclusion of the Ramadi offensive, the joint Iraqi forces began a complex operation to liberate Fallujah, one of the most important positions for ISIS in Anbar.
chattels: 250 Special Forces Troops Cannot Defeat ISIS By Paul Davis http://ift.tt/1ZwLooJ
chattels: I am sorry to say that 250 troops are not a good start, 25,000 would be a good start. Leadership needs to look at the big picture and not just take action that may look good on the home front but accomplishes nothing but put soldiers’ lives in danger.
waldowould: There is an old saying....opinions are like a##holes and everyone has one....Quoting from outside opinions needs to have a factual basis and not sure if I would believe everything that is written
chattels: ‹@waldowould› What are " inside " opinions ? Anonymous guru contacts ? Bovine scatology !
chattels: The better perspective reads voluminously, allows for the possibility, but balances against probability.
chattels: I have another saying, some people try to be " smart arses ", but end up being just " arseholes ".
chattels: No news on the Kurd's decision about returning to Parliament as yet.
rocknrollbus: ‹@chattels› Pretty quiet from the sandbox, you know, aye? Sorry.......the Kanuck is rubbing off on me......aye?
chattels: “A government big enough to give you everything you want, is strong enough to take everything you have.” - Thomas Jefferson
SWSD: Did I hear right somewhere that parliament was taking 2 months off?
chattels: ‹@SWSD› Not that I have read. Actually Jubourri calling to reconvene asap.
SWSD: ‹@chattels› good to know. A friend just emailed it to me. Guess he is wrong.
chattels: Waiting to hear whether the Kurds will end their boycott of Parliament and whether the Sunni will return to Parliament.
chattels: Post # 79 http://ift.tt/24Gm2vv
chattels: ‹@SWSD› Certainly possible, but I have not read it anywhere as yet.
SWSD: thisis what he sent me...
SWSD: The work of the House of Representatives will stop for two months legislature holiday The work of the House of Representatives will stop for two months legislature holiday http://ift.tt/1ZwLooL... The work of the House of Representatives will stop for two months legislature holiday…
http://ift.tt/24Gm06M
chattels: That is a photo, but no text. I have not updated the news for a couple of hours. Checking now.
chattels: Not finding any update on Parliament.
SWSD: well my friend got it from DU....so hmmm...... lol
chattels: There are good news " aggregators ", but the interpretations vary.
chattels: BASHIR VILLAGE - An agreement between the Shiite militia (Hashd al Shabi) and Kurdish Peshmerga on Sunday officially ceded control of Bashir village south of Kirkuk to the Shiite militia.
chattels: The agreement stipulates that within three months most of the Shiite militia will pull out and the police will take charge of security. Kurdish Peshmerga forces who have taken position around the village have made it a condition that the Shiite militia will leave the Kirkuk area in three months.
chattels: “ISIS has now been pushed back 20km from Bashir and therefore no need for a huge force in Bashair,” Peshmerga Brigadier Hayas Hussein told Rudaw. “The forces should be out so that the local police can do their duty and people can resume their lives,”
chattels: http://ift.tt/1s4UvTu
chattels: ERBIL, Kurdistan Region - The Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament Salim Jabouri is scheduled to arrive in Sulaimani city today to meet with Kurdish authorities about the possible return of Kurdish MPs to Baghdad after they left the city when angry protesters stormed the parliament building late last month.
chattels: "Parliament sessions should not take place in the absence of Kurdish MPs, because Kurds are an important part of the Iraqi political process,"
chattels: Kurdish MPs say they welcome Jabouri in Sulaimani and may hold talks with him but they are far from moving back to Baghdad any time soon.
chattels: ...................... Sunni MPs are not ready to return to the parliament either "until they are reassured of their safety."
Doug_W: can't blame them 4 that
chattels: deputy from the Kurdistan Alliance said on Saturday, that the Kurds minister will not attend the Cabinet meeting scheduled tomorrow in Baghdad. " And the beauty Panthers told all of Iraq [where] that "MPs and ministers Kurds have received directives not to attend the House of Representatives and Cabinet sessions , " adding "not to determine the final decision on their return to Baghdad again."
chattels: http://ift.tt/1rzxEyE
chattels: " it is possible that there will be change the position of the Kurdish after reviewing the agendas held by al - Jubouri to the region. "
chattels: " it is possible that there will be change the position of the Kurdish after reviewing the agendas held by al - Jubouri to the region. "
chattels: " it is possible that there will be change the position of the Kurdish after reviewing the agendas held by al - Jubouri to the region. "
chattels: http://ift.tt/1ZwLpJo
chattels: Jubouri was today in Sulaymaniyah to meet with heads of Kurdish blocs in the Kurdistan region to persuade the bloc to reverse its decision to boycott sessions.
chattels: Jassim Mohammed, Minister of Displacement and Migration , who belongs to the Kurdish movement of the change said the decision to return the Kurds Minister of the Kurdistan region to Baghdad will be decided in the coming hours. "
chattels: http://ift.tt/24Gm06I
chattels: Joel Wing @JoelWing2 3h3 hours ago Turkmen Front said wont return to parliament until PM Abadi assure it of its quota of ministers in govt
chattels: Joel Wing @JoelWing2 3h3 hours ago After Maliki said Sadrists should be kept out of politics for Green Zone take over Sadrists say Maliki should be kicked out
chattels: He once fought U.S. troops. Now Moqtada al-Sadr is battling Iraq’s political system. By Loveday Morris May 6 at 4:37 PM http://ift.tt/1ZwLooG
chattels: A day after his supporters packed up and left their short-lived sit-in, Sadr got on a plane and left for Iran. Five days later, he has still not returned, and before his departure, he had announced a two-month spiritual retreat. His supporters have remained stoic.
chattels: Abadi was already seen as a weak leader, and Sadr’s actions have undermined him further, with members of parliament incensed by the breach of their fortified inner sanctum. As he attempts to regain control, and credibility, he has pledged to prevent another breach and fired the head of Green Zone security, who kissed Sadr’s hand as the cleric entered the area in March.
chattels: But the Sadrists have promised to escalate and call for the prime minister’s resignation if a new technocratic government is not created. With parliament splintered, even getting enough members together to hold a session and vote will be a challenge.
The Kurds are refusing to attend, while a group of rebel parliamentarians refuse to recognize the legitimacy of the speaker. Just how long Sadr will wait before ratcheting up pressure remains to be seen.
chattels: Iraqi security forces gain ground around Fallujah By Rudaw http://ift.tt/24Gm2vu
chattels: Iraqi security forces have taken control of the main road that connects Amrya of Fallujah and al-Salam. The Iraqi security forces managed to take this route after a fierce battle. The Iraqi forces have taken control over several areas in southern Fallujah.
Today’s gains will help them in their campaign to seize control over the city center. After the conclusion of the Ramadi offensive, the joint Iraqi forces began a complex operation to liberate Fallujah, one of the most important positions for ISIS in Anbar.
chattels: 250 Special Forces Troops Cannot Defeat ISIS By Paul Davis http://ift.tt/1ZwLooJ
chattels: I am sorry to say that 250 troops are not a good start, 25,000 would be a good start. Leadership needs to look at the big picture and not just take action that may look good on the home front but accomplishes nothing but put soldiers’ lives in danger.
waldowould: There is an old saying....opinions are like a##holes and everyone has one....Quoting from outside opinions needs to have a factual basis and not sure if I would believe everything that is written
chattels: ‹@waldowould› What are " inside " opinions ? Anonymous guru contacts ? Bovine scatology !
chattels: The better perspective reads voluminously, allows for the possibility, but balances against probability.
chattels: I have another saying, some people try to be " smart arses ", but end up being just " arseholes ".
chattels: No news on the Kurd's decision about returning to Parliament as yet.
rocknrollbus: ‹@chattels› Pretty quiet from the sandbox, you know, aye? Sorry.......the Kanuck is rubbing off on me......aye?
chattels: “A government big enough to give you everything you want, is strong enough to take everything you have.” - Thomas Jefferson
SWSD: Did I hear right somewhere that parliament was taking 2 months off?
chattels: ‹@SWSD› Not that I have read. Actually Jubourri calling to reconvene asap.
SWSD: ‹@chattels› good to know. A friend just emailed it to me. Guess he is wrong.
chattels: Waiting to hear whether the Kurds will end their boycott of Parliament and whether the Sunni will return to Parliament.
chattels: Post # 79 http://ift.tt/24Gm2vv
chattels: ‹@SWSD› Certainly possible, but I have not read it anywhere as yet.
SWSD: thisis what he sent me...
SWSD: The work of the House of Representatives will stop for two months legislature holiday The work of the House of Representatives will stop for two months legislature holiday http://ift.tt/1ZwLooL... The work of the House of Representatives will stop for two months legislature holiday…
http://ift.tt/24Gm06M
chattels: That is a photo, but no text. I have not updated the news for a couple of hours. Checking now.
chattels: Not finding any update on Parliament.
SWSD: well my friend got it from DU....so hmmm...... lol
chattels: There are good news " aggregators ", but the interpretations vary.
chattels: BASHIR VILLAGE - An agreement between the Shiite militia (Hashd al Shabi) and Kurdish Peshmerga on Sunday officially ceded control of Bashir village south of Kirkuk to the Shiite militia.
chattels: The agreement stipulates that within three months most of the Shiite militia will pull out and the police will take charge of security. Kurdish Peshmerga forces who have taken position around the village have made it a condition that the Shiite militia will leave the Kirkuk area in three months.
chattels: “ISIS has now been pushed back 20km from Bashir and therefore no need for a huge force in Bashair,” Peshmerga Brigadier Hayas Hussein told Rudaw. “The forces should be out so that the local police can do their duty and people can resume their lives,”
chattels: http://ift.tt/1s4UvTu
chattels: The MP for the Kurdistan Alliance Amira Abdel Karim, said on Sunday that "Back to the House of Representatives and Minister of the Kurds to Baghdad would be conditional, and will not be easy.
" She said Abdul Karim said "Back deputies territory to the capital Baghdad , is subject to approvals of the parties, and the presidency of the region 's political leaders, and they will decide it , " she said , adding that Rjuana to Baghdad would be conditional and will not be easy. "
chattels: " the political leadership is decide the next step, and that the leadership did not agree so far on the back of Ministers of the Kurds to Baghdad and to attend cabinet sessions, and that the decision Kurds ministers linked with the decisions of the deputies of the Kurds. "
chattels: " ............. the leadership did not agree so far on the back of Ministers of the Kurds to Baghdad and to attend cabinet sessions, ................"
chattels: http://ift.tt/1ZwLooP
SWSD: here ya go chattels,just found the link...
SWSD: http://ift.tt/24Gm06O
chattels: ‹@SWSD› ty
SWSD: yw
SWSD: waiting on your thoughts ;)
chattels: The MP for the Kurdistan Alliance Amira Abdel Karim, said on Sunday that "Back to the House of Representatives and Minister of the Kurds to Baghdad would be conditional, and will not be easy.
" She said Abdul Karim said "Back deputies territory to the capital Baghdad , is subject to approvals of the parties, and the presidency of the region 's political leaders, and they will decide it , " she said , adding that Rjuana to Baghdad would be conditional and will not be easy. "
chattels: " the political leadership is decide the next step, and that the leadership did not agree so far on the back of Ministers of the Kurds to Baghdad and to attend cabinet sessions, and that the decision Kurds ministers linked with the decisions of the deputies of the Kurds. "
chattels: " ............. the leadership did not agree so far on the back of Ministers of the Kurds to Baghdad and to attend cabinet sessions, ................"
chattels: http://ift.tt/1ZwLooP
SWSD: here ya go chattels,just found the link...
SWSD: http://ift.tt/24Gm06O
chattels: ‹@SWSD› ty
SWSD: yw
SWSD: waiting on your thoughts ;)
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