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04/03/2013
[dinarchaser] WCW Hi What's the great word today? Been a pretty slow day.
[burk50] WCW hello do ur people think this week?
[WCW] dinarchaser i think that this thing has got everyone confused it should have already happend
[RubyRed] I thought it already happened, we just can't see it... lol
[oucrazy] WCW. . . the only ones confused are the ones who should have pushed the thing out by now!! lol
[dinarchaser] WCW My belief is, until they get the bad guys rounded up, meaning the ones that can take our money away once we put it in a bank, this can't really happen. I'm believing we are really close though.
[WCW] burk50 we thought an hr ago so i dont guess no one knows lol
_Visionary1] Did anyone figure this riddle out yet: Former Washington rep has cashed in and their rate is known by very legit source. We wait for our time which should be very very soon! They are a close close friend of the 2nd in command. Believe me or not but source is man after God's own heart. 12thman, did he tell you what the rate was? Yes they did. What was said was "if you count all your piggies and subtract the golden rings you will have the rate." This was the way they gave info on the rate without giving the rate. 12thman, If I count all the piggies, that's 10... but I don't know what the rings refer to?? If it's Olympic rings = 5 rings... - or - 12 days of Christmas = 5 rings. So then, what say you? It's a coded message that has two songs in it that will give u the numbers to use. If u get it I will let u know if u figured it out. I won't say the direct amount out loud. Don't want to jinks or go back on my word of not giving the $ amount.
[rich17] _Visionary1 Is this post on the level? Is it a real post or simply a fun riddle?
[cjswest] _Visionary1 heard some numeral stuff about 4/4 being the day
[cjswest] 4/4 is not that far away ,
[Elaine Schembre] cjswest ..... Tomorrow.... Tomorrow.... blow-kiss .... Just a day away lol
[_Visionary1] cjswest wow
[_Visionary1] rich17 it is real...
[holistichealth] as everyone forgotten that many (list too long) do believe that this has NOTHING to do with iraq...hhhhhhmmmmmmmm...and that iraq is simply the marker that we all can watch as the other "real stuff going on behind the scenes" can be done...and will show up exactly at the most perfect time
superdj567] Tony (PTR) - they're already 4 days behind what we heard was scheduled. All cards not done. T & W banks were put on alert. could still happen today. Celeb sch for Th, will it happen? Or will they wait til Friday or Saturday? Idk. This is what happens. In order to have a celeb someone brings in food, drink, stages, security... Info still scrolling info on Iraqi TV today
[superdj567] Correction....the rate on the Kurds cards were 3.47...they see it on their cards but can't access it but were told that they would today...per PTR
[_Visionary1] Lots of info under DR Comments: Ladies and Gentlemen, there is great news publicly displayed ,please feed off the facts and not some GURUS story of, my brothers, wife's, cousin who is a bank official that has a son in iraq who is a construction worker told you." The facts are right in front of us and they are EXCITING as can be! Things are shaping up fast and I mean REAL fast and we are about to be a part of such a changing time.
[lakeisland] _Visionary1 saw the 12thman comment. Hope they are right.
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[Precious] Our financial system is dramatically changing, and cash is rapidly becoming a thing of the past. We live in a digital world, and national governments and big banks are both encouraging the move away from paper currency and coins. But what would a cashless society mean for our future? Are there any dangers to such a system? Those are very important questions, but most of the time both sides of the issue are not presented in a balanced way in the mainstream media. Instead, most mainstream news articles tend to trash cash and talk about how wonderful digital currency is. For example, a recent CBS News article declared that soon we may not need "that raggedy dollar bill" any longer and that the "greenback may soon be a goner"....
[Precious] It's what the wallet was invented for, to carry cash. After all, there was a time when we needed cash everywhere we went, from filling stations to pay phones. Even the tooth fairy dealt only in cash. But money isn't just physical anymore. It's not only the pennies in your piggy bank, or that raggedy dollar bill. Money is also digital - it's zeros and ones stored in a computer, prompting some economists to predict the old-fashioned greenback may soon be a goner. "There will be a time - I don't know when, I can't give you a date - when physical money is just going to cease to exist," said economist Robert Reich. So will we see a completely cashless society in the near future?
[Precious] Of course not. It would be wildly unpopular for the governments of the world to force such a system upon us all at once. Instead, the big banks and the governments of the industrialized world are doing all they can to get us to voluntarily transition to such a system. Once 98 or 99 percent of all transactions do not involve cash, eliminating the remaining 1 or 2 percent will only seem natural. The big banks want a cashless society because it is much more profitable for them.The big banks earn billions of dollars in fees from debit cards and they make absolutely enormous profits from credit cards. But when people use cash the big banks do not earn anything. So obviously the big banks and the big credit card companies are big cheerleaders for a cashless societ
[Precious] Most governments around the world are eager to transition to a cashless society as well for the following reasons.... -Cash is expensive to print, inspect, move, store and guard. -Counterfeiting is always going to be a problem as long as paper currency exists. -Cash if favored by criminals because it does not leave a paper trail. Eliminating cash would make it much more difficult for drug dealers, prostitutes and other criminals to do business. -Most of all, a cashless society would give governments more control. Governments would be able to track virtually all transactions and would also be able to monitor tax compliance much more closely.
[Precious] When you understand the factors listed above, it becomes easier to understand why the use of cash is increasingly becoming demonized. Governments around the world are increasingly viewing the use of cash in a negative light. In fact, according to the U.S. government paying with cash in some circumstances is now considered to be "suspicious activity" that needs to be reported to the authorities. This disdain of cash has also grown very strong in the financial community. The following is from a recent Slate article.... David Birch, a director at Consult Hyperion, a firm specializing in electronic payments, says a shift to digital currency would cut out these hidden costs.
[Precious] In Birch’s ideal world, paying with cash would be viewed like drunk driving—something we do with decreasing frequency as more and more people understand the negative social consequences. “We’re trying to use industrial age money to support commerce in a post-industrial age. It just doesn’t work,” he says. “Sooner or later, the tectonic plates shift and then, very quickly, you’ll find yourself in this new environment where if you ask somebody to pay you in cash, you’ll just assume that they’re a prostitute or a Somali pirate.”
[Precious] Do you see what is happening? Simply using cash is enough to get you branded as a potential criminal these days. Many people are going to be scared away from using cash simply because of the stigma that is becoming attached to it. This is a trend that is not just happening in the United States. In fact, many other countries are further down the road toward a cashless society than we are. Up in Canada, they are looking for ways to even eliminate coins so that people can use alternate forms of payment for all of their transactions.... The Royal Canadian Mint is also looking to the future with the MintChip, a new product that could become a digital replacement for coins. In Sweden, only about 3 percent of all transactions still involve cash. The following comes from a recent Washington Post article....
[Precious] In most Swedish cities, public buses don’t accept cash; tickets are prepaid or purchased with a cell phone text message. A small but growing number of businesses only take cards, and some bank offices — which make money on electronic transactions — have stopped handling cash altogether. “There are towns where it isn’t at all possible anymore to enter a bank and use cash,” complains Curt Persson, chairman of Sweden’s National Pensioners’ Organization. In Italy, all very large cash transactions have been banned. Previously, the limit for using cash in a transaction had been reduced to the equivalent of just a few thousand dollars. But back in December, Prime Minister Mario Monti proposed a new limit of approximately $1,300 for cash transactions.
Precious] and that is how many governments will transition to a cashless society. They will set a ceiling and then they will keep lowering it and lowering it. But is a cashless society really secure? Of course not. Bank accounts can be hacked into. Credit cards and debit cards can be stolen. Identity theft all over the world is absolutely soaring. So companies all over the planet are working feverishly to make all of these cashless systems much more secure.
[Precious] in the future, it is inevitable that national governments and big financial institutions will want to have all of us transition over to using biometric identity systems in order to combat crime in the financial system. Many of these biometric identity systems are becoming quite advanced. For example, just check out what IBM has been developing. The following is from a recent IBM press release.... You will no longer need to create, track or remember multiple passwords for various log-ins. Imagine you will be able to walk up to an ATM machine to securely withdraw money by simply speaking your name or looking into a tiny sensor that can recognize the unique patterns in the retina of your eye. Or by doing the same, you can check your account balance on your mobile phone or tablet.
[Precious] Each person has a unique biological identity and behind all that is data. Biometric data – facial definitions, retinal scans and voice files – will be composited through software to build your DNA unique online password. Referred to as multi-factor biometrics, smarter systems will be able to use this information in real-time to make sure whenever someone is attempting to access your information, it matches your unique biometric profile and the attempt is authorized. Are you ready for that? It is coming. In the future, if you do not surrender your biometric identity information, you may be locked out of the entire financial system.
[Precious] Another method that can be used to make financial identification more secure is to use implantable RFID microchips. Yes, there is a lot of resistance to this idea, but the fact is that the use of RFID chips in animals and in humans is rapidly spreading. Some U.S. cities have already made it mandatory to implant microchips into all cats and all dogs so that they can be tracked. All over the United States, employees are being required to carry badges that contain RFID chips, and in some instances employers are actually requiring employees to have RFID chips injected into their bodies. Increasingly, RFID chips are being implanted in the upper arm of patients that have Alzheimer's disease. The idea is that this helps health care providers track Alzheimer's patients that get lost.
[Precious] In some countries, microchips are now actually being embedded into school uniforms to make sure that students don't skip school. Can you see where all of this is headed? Some companies are even developing RFID technologies that do not require an injection. One company called Somark has developed chipless RFID ink that is applied directly to the skin of an animal or a human. These "RFID tattoos" are applied in about 10 seconds using micro-needles and a reusable applicator, and they can be read by an RFID reader from up to four feet away.
[Precious] Would you get an "RFID tattoo" if the government or your bank asked you to? Some people out there are actually quite excited about these new technologies. For example, a columnist named Don Tennant wrote an article entitled "Chip Me – Please!" in which he expressed his unbridled enthusiasm for an implantable microchip which would contain all of his medical information.... "All I can say is I’d be the first person in line for an implant." But are there real dangers to going to a system that is entirely digital?
[lynnieq] Precious Anyone thinking "mark of the beast"? Seems pretty obvious.
[Precious] For example, what if a devastating EMP attack wiped out our electrical grid and most of our computers from coast to coast? How would we continue to function? Sadly, most people don't think about things like that. Our world is changing more rapidly than ever before, and we should be mindful of where these changes are taking us. Just because our technology is advancing does not mean that our world is becoming a better place. There are millions of Americans that want absolutely nothing to do with biometric identity systems or RFID implants.
[Precious] But the mainstream media continues to declare that nothing can stop the changes that are coming. A recent CBS News article made the following statement.... "Most agree a cashless society is not only inevitable, for most of us, it's already here." Yes, a cashless society is coming. Are you ready for it
[Lady Sarah] lynnieq that is something that will hit a great deal of opposition. the msm might play it up and report it as positive, but that is propoganda imo
Comments
Crash
04/03/2013 5:09pm
If this is legit then it looks like Kuwait has signed off and the final decision is to be made by the UN for release of chapter VII
T16:40 2013-04-03
Kuwaiti Ambassador to Iraq Ali believer that his country was seeking to remove Iraq from Chapter VII of the UN Security Council.
The insurer said Wednesday that “the results of the meeting leaders of Kuwait with Iraq at the highest levels and the meeting of the joint committees contributed to the issue of Iraq sought to get out of Chapter VII,” noting that “the seventh item remains under the umbrella of the United Nations is the decision-maker in this regard and we on our part we to get Iraq out of the jurisdiction of this item. “
“We support the position of Iraq to get out of this item as soon as possible خدمتا for the benefit of the two brotherly peoples.”
He insured his speech by saying, “We expect in this period Kuwaiti Prime Minister’s visit to Iraq to put its mark on all what has been agreed upon between the two sides and even develop more relations between the two brotherly peoples.”
It is noteworthy that Iraq is subject since 1990 to Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations, which imposed after the invasion of the former regime of Kuwait in August of the same year, and this item allows the use of force against Iraq as a threat to international security, as well as freezing of large amounts of its assets financial in international banks to pay compensation to those affected by the invasion.
The Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Sabah Khaled Al-Sabah said in a press conference on the occasion of the first flight of the aircraft of Iraqi Airways to Kuwait that “the interest of Kuwait is to be back Iraq a free man in all areas without being constrained by the decisions of the Security Council in any is, he said, adding that Kuwait has worked and will work to accomplish complete the implementation of the Iraq and celebrate with him on his release from Chapter VII.
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12thman
04/03/2013 5:51pm
The statement I made Tuesday was legit. LDM on another blog got it...well as close as I am able to give on the rate. I will also say my close close friend knows the former 2nd in command. The pictures on his desk of the two hunting says it all. It was stated "I am scratching my head too on why it hasnt be completed." "We know it was to go the other day." THis friend has been on the phone all day and is to call me later with more info. Hope to report back good news. It is wrong to mislead others therefore I dont have a problem saying what I am saying...Just keeping the family informed. Give God a big THANK YOU for allowing us to be in this blessing!
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Sunshine
04/03/2013 6:03pm
12thman, You won't remember this as it was many hours ago when you first posted this info. I told you then I believed you, and I still do!!!!!
The pieces just came together with your above post. I got it.
WHERE WILL YOU REPORT BACK TO?????
Thanks a bunch -Big hugs to you and of course THANK YOU HEAVENLY FATHER!!
04/03/2013
[dinarchaser] WCW Hi What's the great word today? Been a pretty slow day.
[burk50] WCW hello do ur people think this week?
[WCW] dinarchaser i think that this thing has got everyone confused it should have already happend
[RubyRed] I thought it already happened, we just can't see it... lol
[oucrazy] WCW. . . the only ones confused are the ones who should have pushed the thing out by now!! lol
[dinarchaser] WCW My belief is, until they get the bad guys rounded up, meaning the ones that can take our money away once we put it in a bank, this can't really happen. I'm believing we are really close though.
[WCW] burk50 we thought an hr ago so i dont guess no one knows lol
_Visionary1] Did anyone figure this riddle out yet: Former Washington rep has cashed in and their rate is known by very legit source. We wait for our time which should be very very soon! They are a close close friend of the 2nd in command. Believe me or not but source is man after God's own heart. 12thman, did he tell you what the rate was? Yes they did. What was said was "if you count all your piggies and subtract the golden rings you will have the rate." This was the way they gave info on the rate without giving the rate. 12thman, If I count all the piggies, that's 10... but I don't know what the rings refer to?? If it's Olympic rings = 5 rings... - or - 12 days of Christmas = 5 rings. So then, what say you? It's a coded message that has two songs in it that will give u the numbers to use. If u get it I will let u know if u figured it out. I won't say the direct amount out loud. Don't want to jinks or go back on my word of not giving the $ amount.
[rich17] _Visionary1 Is this post on the level? Is it a real post or simply a fun riddle?
[cjswest] _Visionary1 heard some numeral stuff about 4/4 being the day
[cjswest] 4/4 is not that far away ,
[Elaine Schembre] cjswest ..... Tomorrow.... Tomorrow.... blow-kiss .... Just a day away lol
[_Visionary1] cjswest wow
[_Visionary1] rich17 it is real...
[holistichealth] as everyone forgotten that many (list too long) do believe that this has NOTHING to do with iraq...hhhhhhmmmmmmmm...and that iraq is simply the marker that we all can watch as the other "real stuff going on behind the scenes" can be done...and will show up exactly at the most perfect time
superdj567] Tony (PTR) - they're already 4 days behind what we heard was scheduled. All cards not done. T & W banks were put on alert. could still happen today. Celeb sch for Th, will it happen? Or will they wait til Friday or Saturday? Idk. This is what happens. In order to have a celeb someone brings in food, drink, stages, security... Info still scrolling info on Iraqi TV today
[superdj567] Correction....the rate on the Kurds cards were 3.47...they see it on their cards but can't access it but were told that they would today...per PTR
[_Visionary1] Lots of info under DR Comments: Ladies and Gentlemen, there is great news publicly displayed ,please feed off the facts and not some GURUS story of, my brothers, wife's, cousin who is a bank official that has a son in iraq who is a construction worker told you." The facts are right in front of us and they are EXCITING as can be! Things are shaping up fast and I mean REAL fast and we are about to be a part of such a changing time.
[lakeisland] _Visionary1 saw the 12thman comment. Hope they are right.
*************************
[Precious] Our financial system is dramatically changing, and cash is rapidly becoming a thing of the past. We live in a digital world, and national governments and big banks are both encouraging the move away from paper currency and coins. But what would a cashless society mean for our future? Are there any dangers to such a system? Those are very important questions, but most of the time both sides of the issue are not presented in a balanced way in the mainstream media. Instead, most mainstream news articles tend to trash cash and talk about how wonderful digital currency is. For example, a recent CBS News article declared that soon we may not need "that raggedy dollar bill" any longer and that the "greenback may soon be a goner"....
[Precious] It's what the wallet was invented for, to carry cash. After all, there was a time when we needed cash everywhere we went, from filling stations to pay phones. Even the tooth fairy dealt only in cash. But money isn't just physical anymore. It's not only the pennies in your piggy bank, or that raggedy dollar bill. Money is also digital - it's zeros and ones stored in a computer, prompting some economists to predict the old-fashioned greenback may soon be a goner. "There will be a time - I don't know when, I can't give you a date - when physical money is just going to cease to exist," said economist Robert Reich. So will we see a completely cashless society in the near future?
[Precious] Of course not. It would be wildly unpopular for the governments of the world to force such a system upon us all at once. Instead, the big banks and the governments of the industrialized world are doing all they can to get us to voluntarily transition to such a system. Once 98 or 99 percent of all transactions do not involve cash, eliminating the remaining 1 or 2 percent will only seem natural. The big banks want a cashless society because it is much more profitable for them.The big banks earn billions of dollars in fees from debit cards and they make absolutely enormous profits from credit cards. But when people use cash the big banks do not earn anything. So obviously the big banks and the big credit card companies are big cheerleaders for a cashless societ
[Precious] Most governments around the world are eager to transition to a cashless society as well for the following reasons.... -Cash is expensive to print, inspect, move, store and guard. -Counterfeiting is always going to be a problem as long as paper currency exists. -Cash if favored by criminals because it does not leave a paper trail. Eliminating cash would make it much more difficult for drug dealers, prostitutes and other criminals to do business. -Most of all, a cashless society would give governments more control. Governments would be able to track virtually all transactions and would also be able to monitor tax compliance much more closely.
[Precious] When you understand the factors listed above, it becomes easier to understand why the use of cash is increasingly becoming demonized. Governments around the world are increasingly viewing the use of cash in a negative light. In fact, according to the U.S. government paying with cash in some circumstances is now considered to be "suspicious activity" that needs to be reported to the authorities. This disdain of cash has also grown very strong in the financial community. The following is from a recent Slate article.... David Birch, a director at Consult Hyperion, a firm specializing in electronic payments, says a shift to digital currency would cut out these hidden costs.
[Precious] In Birch’s ideal world, paying with cash would be viewed like drunk driving—something we do with decreasing frequency as more and more people understand the negative social consequences. “We’re trying to use industrial age money to support commerce in a post-industrial age. It just doesn’t work,” he says. “Sooner or later, the tectonic plates shift and then, very quickly, you’ll find yourself in this new environment where if you ask somebody to pay you in cash, you’ll just assume that they’re a prostitute or a Somali pirate.”
[Precious] Do you see what is happening? Simply using cash is enough to get you branded as a potential criminal these days. Many people are going to be scared away from using cash simply because of the stigma that is becoming attached to it. This is a trend that is not just happening in the United States. In fact, many other countries are further down the road toward a cashless society than we are. Up in Canada, they are looking for ways to even eliminate coins so that people can use alternate forms of payment for all of their transactions.... The Royal Canadian Mint is also looking to the future with the MintChip, a new product that could become a digital replacement for coins. In Sweden, only about 3 percent of all transactions still involve cash. The following comes from a recent Washington Post article....
[Precious] In most Swedish cities, public buses don’t accept cash; tickets are prepaid or purchased with a cell phone text message. A small but growing number of businesses only take cards, and some bank offices — which make money on electronic transactions — have stopped handling cash altogether. “There are towns where it isn’t at all possible anymore to enter a bank and use cash,” complains Curt Persson, chairman of Sweden’s National Pensioners’ Organization. In Italy, all very large cash transactions have been banned. Previously, the limit for using cash in a transaction had been reduced to the equivalent of just a few thousand dollars. But back in December, Prime Minister Mario Monti proposed a new limit of approximately $1,300 for cash transactions.
Precious] and that is how many governments will transition to a cashless society. They will set a ceiling and then they will keep lowering it and lowering it. But is a cashless society really secure? Of course not. Bank accounts can be hacked into. Credit cards and debit cards can be stolen. Identity theft all over the world is absolutely soaring. So companies all over the planet are working feverishly to make all of these cashless systems much more secure.
[Precious] in the future, it is inevitable that national governments and big financial institutions will want to have all of us transition over to using biometric identity systems in order to combat crime in the financial system. Many of these biometric identity systems are becoming quite advanced. For example, just check out what IBM has been developing. The following is from a recent IBM press release.... You will no longer need to create, track or remember multiple passwords for various log-ins. Imagine you will be able to walk up to an ATM machine to securely withdraw money by simply speaking your name or looking into a tiny sensor that can recognize the unique patterns in the retina of your eye. Or by doing the same, you can check your account balance on your mobile phone or tablet.
[Precious] Each person has a unique biological identity and behind all that is data. Biometric data – facial definitions, retinal scans and voice files – will be composited through software to build your DNA unique online password. Referred to as multi-factor biometrics, smarter systems will be able to use this information in real-time to make sure whenever someone is attempting to access your information, it matches your unique biometric profile and the attempt is authorized. Are you ready for that? It is coming. In the future, if you do not surrender your biometric identity information, you may be locked out of the entire financial system.
[Precious] Another method that can be used to make financial identification more secure is to use implantable RFID microchips. Yes, there is a lot of resistance to this idea, but the fact is that the use of RFID chips in animals and in humans is rapidly spreading. Some U.S. cities have already made it mandatory to implant microchips into all cats and all dogs so that they can be tracked. All over the United States, employees are being required to carry badges that contain RFID chips, and in some instances employers are actually requiring employees to have RFID chips injected into their bodies. Increasingly, RFID chips are being implanted in the upper arm of patients that have Alzheimer's disease. The idea is that this helps health care providers track Alzheimer's patients that get lost.
[Precious] In some countries, microchips are now actually being embedded into school uniforms to make sure that students don't skip school. Can you see where all of this is headed? Some companies are even developing RFID technologies that do not require an injection. One company called Somark has developed chipless RFID ink that is applied directly to the skin of an animal or a human. These "RFID tattoos" are applied in about 10 seconds using micro-needles and a reusable applicator, and they can be read by an RFID reader from up to four feet away.
[Precious] Would you get an "RFID tattoo" if the government or your bank asked you to? Some people out there are actually quite excited about these new technologies. For example, a columnist named Don Tennant wrote an article entitled "Chip Me – Please!" in which he expressed his unbridled enthusiasm for an implantable microchip which would contain all of his medical information.... "All I can say is I’d be the first person in line for an implant." But are there real dangers to going to a system that is entirely digital?
[lynnieq] Precious Anyone thinking "mark of the beast"? Seems pretty obvious.
[Precious] For example, what if a devastating EMP attack wiped out our electrical grid and most of our computers from coast to coast? How would we continue to function? Sadly, most people don't think about things like that. Our world is changing more rapidly than ever before, and we should be mindful of where these changes are taking us. Just because our technology is advancing does not mean that our world is becoming a better place. There are millions of Americans that want absolutely nothing to do with biometric identity systems or RFID implants.
[Precious] But the mainstream media continues to declare that nothing can stop the changes that are coming. A recent CBS News article made the following statement.... "Most agree a cashless society is not only inevitable, for most of us, it's already here." Yes, a cashless society is coming. Are you ready for it
[Lady Sarah] lynnieq that is something that will hit a great deal of opposition. the msm might play it up and report it as positive, but that is propoganda imo
Comments
Crash
04/03/2013 5:09pm
If this is legit then it looks like Kuwait has signed off and the final decision is to be made by the UN for release of chapter VII
T16:40 2013-04-03
Kuwaiti Ambassador to Iraq Ali believer that his country was seeking to remove Iraq from Chapter VII of the UN Security Council.
The insurer said Wednesday that “the results of the meeting leaders of Kuwait with Iraq at the highest levels and the meeting of the joint committees contributed to the issue of Iraq sought to get out of Chapter VII,” noting that “the seventh item remains under the umbrella of the United Nations is the decision-maker in this regard and we on our part we to get Iraq out of the jurisdiction of this item. “
“We support the position of Iraq to get out of this item as soon as possible خدمتا for the benefit of the two brotherly peoples.”
He insured his speech by saying, “We expect in this period Kuwaiti Prime Minister’s visit to Iraq to put its mark on all what has been agreed upon between the two sides and even develop more relations between the two brotherly peoples.”
It is noteworthy that Iraq is subject since 1990 to Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations, which imposed after the invasion of the former regime of Kuwait in August of the same year, and this item allows the use of force against Iraq as a threat to international security, as well as freezing of large amounts of its assets financial in international banks to pay compensation to those affected by the invasion.
The Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Sabah Khaled Al-Sabah said in a press conference on the occasion of the first flight of the aircraft of Iraqi Airways to Kuwait that “the interest of Kuwait is to be back Iraq a free man in all areas without being constrained by the decisions of the Security Council in any is, he said, adding that Kuwait has worked and will work to accomplish complete the implementation of the Iraq and celebrate with him on his release from Chapter VII.
Reply
12thman
04/03/2013 5:51pm
The statement I made Tuesday was legit. LDM on another blog got it...well as close as I am able to give on the rate. I will also say my close close friend knows the former 2nd in command. The pictures on his desk of the two hunting says it all. It was stated "I am scratching my head too on why it hasnt be completed." "We know it was to go the other day." THis friend has been on the phone all day and is to call me later with more info. Hope to report back good news. It is wrong to mislead others therefore I dont have a problem saying what I am saying...Just keeping the family informed. Give God a big THANK YOU for allowing us to be in this blessing!
Reply
Sunshine
04/03/2013 6:03pm
12thman, You won't remember this as it was many hours ago when you first posted this info. I told you then I believed you, and I still do!!!!!
The pieces just came together with your above post. I got it.
WHERE WILL YOU REPORT BACK TO?????
Thanks a bunch -Big hugs to you and of course THANK YOU HEAVENLY FATHER!!
