KTFA:
RE: BACKDOC: Old Reality VS New Reality :
W8n4it2rv: BACKDOC GREAT JOB ON YOUR POST, YOU DID A GREAT JOB SHARING WORLD EVENTS AND WHAT TO EXPECT FOR FINALITY AND COMPLETION.
HERE IS 1 ITEM NO-ONE IS THINKING ABOUT:
WHY DID THEY WAIT UNTIL THE BEGINNING OF JULY TO RELEASE THE 250 AND 500 NOTES WITH THE KURDISH LANGUAGE. WHY ARE THEY ONLY USING THE NOTES FOR ABOUT 60 / 90 DAYS UNTIL THE 100 NOTES AND BELOW + THE COINS ARE RELEASED.
IMO THEY WILL BE USING THE 1-1 SUCKER RATE OUTSIDE OF IRAQ AND THE NEW 250 & 500 NOTES INSIDE IRAQ OVER THE NEXT 60 / 90 DAYS TO GET DINAR OUT OF CIRCULATION BOTH IN AND OUTSIDE OF IRAQ.
WHY IS THE DOW GETTING CLOSE TO 20,000 POINTS AROUND THE END OF JULY!!!
REMEMBER THE DOW ONLY NEEDS TO BE CLOSE TO 20K, BECAUSE A CHANGE IN THE DINAR SPIKE IT TO 20K. IMO THE DOW WILL BE CLOSE TO 19K THIS FRIDAY, HINT - HINT.
COMPLETION MUST HAPPEN AT THE END OF 7 (JULY) TO HAVE NEW BEGINNING IN 8 (AUGUST).
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RE: BACKDOC: Old Reality VS New Reality :
W8n4it2rv: BACKDOC GREAT JOB ON YOUR POST, YOU DID A GREAT JOB SHARING WORLD EVENTS AND WHAT TO EXPECT FOR FINALITY AND COMPLETION.
HERE IS 1 ITEM NO-ONE IS THINKING ABOUT:
WHY DID THEY WAIT UNTIL THE BEGINNING OF JULY TO RELEASE THE 250 AND 500 NOTES WITH THE KURDISH LANGUAGE. WHY ARE THEY ONLY USING THE NOTES FOR ABOUT 60 / 90 DAYS UNTIL THE 100 NOTES AND BELOW + THE COINS ARE RELEASED.
IMO THEY WILL BE USING THE 1-1 SUCKER RATE OUTSIDE OF IRAQ AND THE NEW 250 & 500 NOTES INSIDE IRAQ OVER THE NEXT 60 / 90 DAYS TO GET DINAR OUT OF CIRCULATION BOTH IN AND OUTSIDE OF IRAQ.
WHY IS THE DOW GETTING CLOSE TO 20,000 POINTS AROUND THE END OF JULY!!!
REMEMBER THE DOW ONLY NEEDS TO BE CLOSE TO 20K, BECAUSE A CHANGE IN THE DINAR SPIKE IT TO 20K. IMO THE DOW WILL BE CLOSE TO 19K THIS FRIDAY, HINT - HINT.
COMPLETION MUST HAPPEN AT THE END OF 7 (JULY) TO HAVE NEW BEGINNING IN 8 (AUGUST).
....
Mountainman: Don't "OVERLOOK or UNDER LOOK" this Article........It TELLS A STORY as Well......REMEMBER Sept 2,2016 is The NEW DIGITAL PLATFORM for NEW VALUES......
OCT 1,2016 is the NEW FISCAL YEAR and MANY Countries will and have been in the FINAL PUSH to Make Necessary Deals in ORDER to Settle DEBTS in the CURRENT FIAT SYSTEM.......Don't FORGET (OIL) will Be SETTLING SDR ACCOUNTS in OCTOBER as Well.......
And WHY does the IMF,WB, or ANY Other Country give A RATS CHEESE about A COUNTRY who has TRILLION DOLLAR NOTES......???
Answer=Zimbabwe will Also Be Entering A NEW REALITY w/their Own INDEPENDENT VALUE based On their Resources and ASSETS......Just Like {ALL} Other Countries are REQUIRED to Do Per BASEL 3 International Banking Regs........
Yes the same 12/1 Who have A NATION w/in A NATION in BASEL,SWITZERLAND=The Rothschilds SOVEREIGN HEADQUARTERS.......
For Our NEW MEMBERS Connect the Dots from Last Nights Article from T-HAWK and The COMMENTS after those ARTICLES and ADD them to Your MINDS HARD DRIVE...... For It will HELP You Understand More in the Near FUTURE.......
For the ROOTS of Our GLOBAL REALITIES {ALL} Come Forth fromThese "BANKING FAMILIES".........And More.......IMO
Blessings,Mountainman (8)=New Beginnings.......BEGINNING AUGUST 2016...........INDEED
Samson: Zimbabwe : US$1bn arrears deal clinched
Saturday 16th July 2016 22:03
The African Export-Import Bank and Lazard — a New York Stock Exchange-listed financier — will mobilise US$1,1 billion to help Zimbabwe clear its arrears with the World Bank and secure new funding.
Government and Britain are also working on mending relations after Harare explained to London that Zimbabwe’s gripe was solely with former British prime minister Mr Tony Blair.
Zimbabwe owes external creditors US$10 billion, with arrears to the World Bank, African Development Bank and IMF at US$1,15 billion, US$600 million and US$110 million respectively.
The three global financiers want Zimbabwe to settle these arrears as a precondition for fresh capital.
The new deal negotiated by Finance and Economic Development Minister Patrick Chinamasa during his Europe tour two weeks ago will leave Zimbabwe with the less burdensome AfDB and IMF arrears to clear.
Minister Chinamasa told The Sunday Mail, “…we had marathon meetings with the Afreximbank and Lazard, an international bank. The discussions centred on the strategy which they have committed to putting together for us on the arrears due to the World Bank.
“They have put together a syndication of banks to address the World Bank arrears. With this understanding and commitment from Afreximbank and Lazard, we are now definitely on course to fulfilling what we set out in our arrears clearance strategy. I can safely say that everything is now on course.”
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor Dr John Mangudya, who attended the meetings, chipped in saying: “What is now happening is that Lazard and Afreximbank will mobilise the funds from the international financial markets for Zimbabwe.
“The plan is that we should have raised the money to clear our arrears to the World Bank by September before the boards of AfDB and the World Bank meet.”
Minister Chinamasa said he held discussions with Britain’s minister for African affairs Mr James Duddridge, and the two agreed to enhance Harare-London engagement.
“I had a meeting at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office with Minister James Duddridge, and we had a very constructive meeting and both agreed that we have to work hard for Zimbabwe and the UK towards normalisation of Zim-UK bilateral relations in order to leverage on the economic potential between our two countries for our mutual benefit.
“In my participation at the Chatham Roundtable Meeting and also in my meeting with Mr Duddridge, I underscored the point that Zimbabwe has no quarrel with the British monarchy, no quarrel with the British people and no quarrel with the Conservative Party and that our sole quarrel is with (former British Prime Minister) Tony Blair and Claire Short for misleading the British people on the nature of the dispute between Zimbabwe and the UK.
“I also emphasised that we need to settle outstanding issues arising from the decolonisation process, in particular, land compensation. In Brussels, I had a meeting with the European Union Department of Development. (Some time ago) we signed a US$230 million deal for the support of sectors such as education, health and agriculture. The discussions also centred on disbursement of that US$230 million grant.
“While there, I also visited the European Investment Bank which has its headquarters in Brussels. We owe the European Investment Bank about US$280 million; so we discussed a payment plan.
“I emphasised, in our meeting, that the bank should resume support to Zimbabwe’s private sector because the public sector rides on the back of the private sector. It is the private sector that pays taxes which anchor the public. I also took the opportunity to thank them for the lines of credit they have provided for some of our commercial banks. I asked them to increase the lines of credit through the commercial banks.”
In France, Minister Chinamasa met his French counterpart, Mr Michel Sapin, with Paris pledging to support Zimbabwe’s debt clearance strategy.
He also engaged potential investors with several financiers expressing interest in Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe’s debt clearance strategy entails settling IMF arrears via Special Drawing Rights valued at about US$130 million. A bridging loan will take care of AfDB dues.
http://ift.tt/29G7QbZ
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Samson: Why Iran Plays a Key Role in China's New Silk Road Project
Iran's geostrategic location has made it the key link in China's New Silk Road to Europe, while the Middle East has become one of Beijing's geopolitical pivots.
Following the inking of the Iranian nuclear deal, Beijing has bolstered its economic and political ties with Tehran and with good reason: Iran is not only a prospective supplier of oil and natural gas but also the key geostrategic region for the China-led New Silk Road project.
"Iran is the key link of the "Silk Road" land route to Europe, as it is connected to China by a railway through Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan," Sarkis Tsaturyan, a Russian-Armenian historian and international policy analyst, writes in his latest report for Regnum.
The analyst specifies that he is referring to the Zhanaozen — Gyzylgaya — Bereket — Kyzyl Atrek — Gorgan railway, built between 2009 and 2014.
Indian scholar and strategic affairs consultant Debalina Ghoshal echoes Tsaturyan's stance in her opinion piece for YaleGlobal Online.
She points to the fact that since the signing of the Iranian nuclear deal, Beijing is emerging as a principal beneficiary of the agreement.
While the West is still reluctant to finance deals with Iran out of fear of violating sanctions which remain in place, China has jumped at the opportunity to outperform its Western competitors.
There are several reasons for China's pivot to the Middle East and most notably Iran.
According to the scholar, Middle Eastern markets are essential for Beijing's New Silk Road initiative to create a network of manufacturing and logistics centers in Central Asia and Europe.
"China's demand for oil imports is expected to grow from 6 million barrels per day to 13 million by 2035, and Iran, ranked fourth in the world in proven oil reserves and second in terms of natural gas reserves, is considered a reliable supplier," she underscores.
Ghoshal points to the fact that China's interest in Iran goes "beyond its energy resources."
"It [China] has a keen interest in Iran's geostrategic location, bordering both the Caspian Sea and the Persian Gulf. The location enables China to carry out the One Belt One Road agenda," the Indian scholar emphasizes.
Tsaturyan calls attention to the fact that Beijing is racing against the clock to build a route through Iran to the European Union: China wants to create a free trade zone with Europe to outstrip the US' Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) project.
Indeed, China's European pivot is no less important than the Middle Eastern one.
"The ultimate prize in the Silk Road plan — also known in China as the 'One Belt, One Road' initiative — is someplace else: Europe," Keith Johnson of Foreign Policy magazine wrote in early June, explaining that the EU bloc represents a bigger and richer market for Beijing than emerging economies along the Road.
Meanwhile, the Transcaucasia region has recently become a "battleground" for the US and China, Tsaturyan adds.
Indeed, while Washington tries to exert its influence on Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan — the former Soviet Republics — Beijing and Tehran are engaging the nations' interest in the China-led project.
The analyst remarks, that in this context, Iran's political maneuvers in Armenia and Azerbaijan have acquired a new meaning.
On the one hand, Tehran has confirmed its commitment to implementing the Qazvin-Rasht-Astara railway project, with the Rasht-Astara section connecting the rail networks of Iran and Azerbaijan, according to Tasnim News Agency. The new corridor is set to become a multi-purpose route between Iran, Azerbaijan, Europe and Russia.
On the other hand, Iran has abolished its visa regime with Armenia, prompting Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov to raise the issue of a new transport corridor between the Persian Gulf and the Black Sea, which would connect Iran, Armenia, Georgia and Bulgaria, Tsaturyan points out, citing Focus News.
Regardless of Washington's displeasure, China and its important Middle Eastern ally Iran are pushing ahead with their new infrastructural projects, aimed at unifying the Eurasian trade space.
And still, when it comes to Caucasus and Transcaucasia, it is Russia which can lend its helping hand to Beijing and Tehran.
http://ift.tt/29AVsyO
OCT 1,2016 is the NEW FISCAL YEAR and MANY Countries will and have been in the FINAL PUSH to Make Necessary Deals in ORDER to Settle DEBTS in the CURRENT FIAT SYSTEM.......Don't FORGET (OIL) will Be SETTLING SDR ACCOUNTS in OCTOBER as Well.......
And WHY does the IMF,WB, or ANY Other Country give A RATS CHEESE about A COUNTRY who has TRILLION DOLLAR NOTES......???
Answer=Zimbabwe will Also Be Entering A NEW REALITY w/their Own INDEPENDENT VALUE based On their Resources and ASSETS......Just Like {ALL} Other Countries are REQUIRED to Do Per BASEL 3 International Banking Regs........
Yes the same 12/1 Who have A NATION w/in A NATION in BASEL,SWITZERLAND=The Rothschilds SOVEREIGN HEADQUARTERS.......
For Our NEW MEMBERS Connect the Dots from Last Nights Article from T-HAWK and The COMMENTS after those ARTICLES and ADD them to Your MINDS HARD DRIVE...... For It will HELP You Understand More in the Near FUTURE.......
For the ROOTS of Our GLOBAL REALITIES {ALL} Come Forth fromThese "BANKING FAMILIES".........And More.......IMO
Blessings,Mountainman (8)=New Beginnings.......BEGINNING AUGUST 2016...........INDEED
Samson: Zimbabwe : US$1bn arrears deal clinched
Saturday 16th July 2016 22:03
The African Export-Import Bank and Lazard — a New York Stock Exchange-listed financier — will mobilise US$1,1 billion to help Zimbabwe clear its arrears with the World Bank and secure new funding.
Government and Britain are also working on mending relations after Harare explained to London that Zimbabwe’s gripe was solely with former British prime minister Mr Tony Blair.
Zimbabwe owes external creditors US$10 billion, with arrears to the World Bank, African Development Bank and IMF at US$1,15 billion, US$600 million and US$110 million respectively.
The three global financiers want Zimbabwe to settle these arrears as a precondition for fresh capital.
The new deal negotiated by Finance and Economic Development Minister Patrick Chinamasa during his Europe tour two weeks ago will leave Zimbabwe with the less burdensome AfDB and IMF arrears to clear.
Minister Chinamasa told The Sunday Mail, “…we had marathon meetings with the Afreximbank and Lazard, an international bank. The discussions centred on the strategy which they have committed to putting together for us on the arrears due to the World Bank.
“They have put together a syndication of banks to address the World Bank arrears. With this understanding and commitment from Afreximbank and Lazard, we are now definitely on course to fulfilling what we set out in our arrears clearance strategy. I can safely say that everything is now on course.”
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor Dr John Mangudya, who attended the meetings, chipped in saying: “What is now happening is that Lazard and Afreximbank will mobilise the funds from the international financial markets for Zimbabwe.
“The plan is that we should have raised the money to clear our arrears to the World Bank by September before the boards of AfDB and the World Bank meet.”
Minister Chinamasa said he held discussions with Britain’s minister for African affairs Mr James Duddridge, and the two agreed to enhance Harare-London engagement.
“I had a meeting at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office with Minister James Duddridge, and we had a very constructive meeting and both agreed that we have to work hard for Zimbabwe and the UK towards normalisation of Zim-UK bilateral relations in order to leverage on the economic potential between our two countries for our mutual benefit.
“In my participation at the Chatham Roundtable Meeting and also in my meeting with Mr Duddridge, I underscored the point that Zimbabwe has no quarrel with the British monarchy, no quarrel with the British people and no quarrel with the Conservative Party and that our sole quarrel is with (former British Prime Minister) Tony Blair and Claire Short for misleading the British people on the nature of the dispute between Zimbabwe and the UK.
“I also emphasised that we need to settle outstanding issues arising from the decolonisation process, in particular, land compensation. In Brussels, I had a meeting with the European Union Department of Development. (Some time ago) we signed a US$230 million deal for the support of sectors such as education, health and agriculture. The discussions also centred on disbursement of that US$230 million grant.
“While there, I also visited the European Investment Bank which has its headquarters in Brussels. We owe the European Investment Bank about US$280 million; so we discussed a payment plan.
“I emphasised, in our meeting, that the bank should resume support to Zimbabwe’s private sector because the public sector rides on the back of the private sector. It is the private sector that pays taxes which anchor the public. I also took the opportunity to thank them for the lines of credit they have provided for some of our commercial banks. I asked them to increase the lines of credit through the commercial banks.”
In France, Minister Chinamasa met his French counterpart, Mr Michel Sapin, with Paris pledging to support Zimbabwe’s debt clearance strategy.
He also engaged potential investors with several financiers expressing interest in Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe’s debt clearance strategy entails settling IMF arrears via Special Drawing Rights valued at about US$130 million. A bridging loan will take care of AfDB dues.
http://ift.tt/29G7QbZ
**************
Samson: Why Iran Plays a Key Role in China's New Silk Road Project
Iran's geostrategic location has made it the key link in China's New Silk Road to Europe, while the Middle East has become one of Beijing's geopolitical pivots.
Following the inking of the Iranian nuclear deal, Beijing has bolstered its economic and political ties with Tehran and with good reason: Iran is not only a prospective supplier of oil and natural gas but also the key geostrategic region for the China-led New Silk Road project.
"Iran is the key link of the "Silk Road" land route to Europe, as it is connected to China by a railway through Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan," Sarkis Tsaturyan, a Russian-Armenian historian and international policy analyst, writes in his latest report for Regnum.
The analyst specifies that he is referring to the Zhanaozen — Gyzylgaya — Bereket — Kyzyl Atrek — Gorgan railway, built between 2009 and 2014.
Indian scholar and strategic affairs consultant Debalina Ghoshal echoes Tsaturyan's stance in her opinion piece for YaleGlobal Online.
She points to the fact that since the signing of the Iranian nuclear deal, Beijing is emerging as a principal beneficiary of the agreement.
While the West is still reluctant to finance deals with Iran out of fear of violating sanctions which remain in place, China has jumped at the opportunity to outperform its Western competitors.
There are several reasons for China's pivot to the Middle East and most notably Iran.
According to the scholar, Middle Eastern markets are essential for Beijing's New Silk Road initiative to create a network of manufacturing and logistics centers in Central Asia and Europe.
"China's demand for oil imports is expected to grow from 6 million barrels per day to 13 million by 2035, and Iran, ranked fourth in the world in proven oil reserves and second in terms of natural gas reserves, is considered a reliable supplier," she underscores.
Ghoshal points to the fact that China's interest in Iran goes "beyond its energy resources."
"It [China] has a keen interest in Iran's geostrategic location, bordering both the Caspian Sea and the Persian Gulf. The location enables China to carry out the One Belt One Road agenda," the Indian scholar emphasizes.
Tsaturyan calls attention to the fact that Beijing is racing against the clock to build a route through Iran to the European Union: China wants to create a free trade zone with Europe to outstrip the US' Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) project.
Indeed, China's European pivot is no less important than the Middle Eastern one.
"The ultimate prize in the Silk Road plan — also known in China as the 'One Belt, One Road' initiative — is someplace else: Europe," Keith Johnson of Foreign Policy magazine wrote in early June, explaining that the EU bloc represents a bigger and richer market for Beijing than emerging economies along the Road.
Meanwhile, the Transcaucasia region has recently become a "battleground" for the US and China, Tsaturyan adds.
Indeed, while Washington tries to exert its influence on Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan — the former Soviet Republics — Beijing and Tehran are engaging the nations' interest in the China-led project.
The analyst remarks, that in this context, Iran's political maneuvers in Armenia and Azerbaijan have acquired a new meaning.
On the one hand, Tehran has confirmed its commitment to implementing the Qazvin-Rasht-Astara railway project, with the Rasht-Astara section connecting the rail networks of Iran and Azerbaijan, according to Tasnim News Agency. The new corridor is set to become a multi-purpose route between Iran, Azerbaijan, Europe and Russia.
On the other hand, Iran has abolished its visa regime with Armenia, prompting Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov to raise the issue of a new transport corridor between the Persian Gulf and the Black Sea, which would connect Iran, Armenia, Georgia and Bulgaria, Tsaturyan points out, citing Focus News.
Regardless of Washington's displeasure, China and its important Middle Eastern ally Iran are pushing ahead with their new infrastructural projects, aimed at unifying the Eurasian trade space.
And still, when it comes to Caucasus and Transcaucasia, it is Russia which can lend its helping hand to Beijing and Tehran.
http://ift.tt/29AVsyO
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