Cryptic remarks. Never any complete explanation.

The US president said they are not interested in what is happening in Syria, and let Syria and Turkey to solve the problem between them, and said about the Kurds: "They are not angels."

Trump, who previously described the Kurds as "excellent fighters and special people," quickly changed his mind and now says: "Kurds are more protected now, they are not angels, and our friends are not good fighters." https://ninanews.com/Website/News/Details?key=792798

These seem very strange times in which we are living.

Perhaps it has always been so and I was simply unaware.

Sunnis support protests in Iraq, yet fear involvement

Adnan Abu Zeed October 15, 2019

Read more: https://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2019/10/iraq-protests-sunni-mosul.html#ixzz62ZpHrbZB

Sistani calls for justice as Iraqi protesters bleed
Ali Mamouri October 16, 2019

Read more: https://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2019/10/iraq-sistani-protests-abdul-mahdi-sadr.html#ixzz62ZpPX4Jl

Sistani himself is facing a difficult time as criticism against him rises among Iraqis. Although he has long criticized successive Iraqi governments for failing to build a functional state and provide sufficient services to the citizens, many Iraqis consider him the mastermind of the Iraqi political process since 2003. Therefore, he is trying to distance himself from the government as much as possible, pressuring behind the scenes for reforms.

Although the protests have calmed somewhat due to the observance of Arbain on Oct. 20, it will be renewed if the government fails to address at least some of the protesters' demands.

Read more: https://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2019/10/iraq-sistani-protests-abdul-mahdi-sadr.html#ixzz62ZpjVmlM

Good night and God Bless us everyone.

@mod ban tman23 for questioning @kaperoni integrity. Kaperoni is a special

Tman23 your quite the humorist twisting my words

I never called for a LOP

I simply stated that is what parliament is talking about in those articles. Because parliament would have no other reason to be involved in monetary policy unless they wanted to pass a law to change the value of the existing notes.

that is what gov does. Just look at other countries that LOP'd they had their parliament for example pass a law.

We dont want them involved in the dinar.

It is just comical to me how so many that want some mytical RV will attack me or try to twist my words to discredit the facts.

mythical

lol

oh well. maybe iraq launch a market economy and investors will come rushing in to rebuild Iraq and the CBI will float the currency to counter the pressure created and everyone will learn how monetary policy really works. Then I can go to bed with a smile...saying I told you so, lol

or maybe not and parliament will pass a law and screw us all.

have a good night.