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  1. Harshly worded disdain. I think what will come out is the fact McCain is nothing but a NWO tool. While John may have been at one time a very brave individual, he has since sold his soul for a couple pieces of silver. His wife, born to parents in the CFR, inherited the Bud beer distributorship when they died. Since becoming a politician McCain has been nothing but a RINO. His entire platform when running for POTUS was to be as identical to the obviously failed Bush as possible. Everything that McCain does is collectivist. He may make constitutional sounds, but that's only to deceive the morons that keep putting that POS in power. I have said many times, John McCain is a dirtbag. I respect his record as a pilot, but that is not the same person you see today. Today, the only sacrifice coming from John McCain , is that he is gleefully sacrificing YOUR rights, and YOUR country, in order to serve HIS puppet masters. I think Trump may have said it better, but in truth, any conservative will tell you, John McCain is NOT republican, he is a RINO globalist, and he should have been put out to pasture a very long time ago.
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  2. Well, they know what they have to do to change the current value of the Dinar, RV the darn thing!!!!! Morning Yota, much appreciated.
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  4. If you back off the members will get "Luigi Withdrawals" They'll be saying has anyone seen or heard from Luigi? Is he ok?
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  5. Here this O, bite me ! I would rather live in the woods like a wild animal than to take one handout from you ! "Me and my kind don't need to be fed like a captive animal in a cage". There, now I feel better ! Lol
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  6. Thank you Yota! They should just put a bounty on the ISIS much like they did with the wolfs in Texas many years ago, it wouldn't take long. But I am happy that they are making progress against these heathens. GM DV!
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  7. The New York Times published an article that has re-ignited a 12-year-old debate: Was then-President George W. Bush right about Iraq? The report examined U.S. service personnel's encounterswith abandoned chemical weapons in Iraq – and some conservatives were quick to pounce on the story as evidence that claims by Bush in the lead-up to the war that Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction were true and that the United States' 2003 invasion was justified. The article by Times reporter C.J. Chivers focused on U.S. soldiers who suffered from exposure to the sulfur mustard and other nerve gases which emitted from the bombs. According to the story, about "5,000 chemical warheads, shells or aviation bombs" were found scattered across Iraqi soil. The U.S. government buried the cases from both the public and the troops. As a result, injured soldiers did not receive proper medical treatment.
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  8. We should call the rumor section the "Luigi's Rumor Section". He's our rumor newshound. Always on the prowl as to what the latest gossip or rumor is. What do you all think?
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  9. CNN. Broadcasting While Slowly Filling A Garbage Can With Beer Bottles ! (by walkingstick) Foreign banks ignite an oil war in Iraqi Kurdistan Posted on July 18, 2015 by Editorial Staff in Finance & Banking, Oil & Gas LONDON,— One of the most annoying aspects of the Greece/ Grexit story over the past several months is the pretentious use of military metaphors by a collection of soft-handed politicians and commentators. Attending meetings in Brussels is a “war”. Facing television cameras is a “battle”. Just to be clear: issuing a disagreeable statement is not the same thing as killing a person with a rifle, and being the object of parliamentary derision is not the same as being hit by a bullet or a bomb blast. Sometimes, though, financial operations are part of a real war. Take the reconnaissance operation, or roadshow, undertaken last month in London by Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs to prepare international bond investors for a note issue by the Kurdistan region of Iraq. Thetwo banks were listed as joint lead managers in a 109 page “preliminary private placement memorandum”. The coupon, the bankers indicated orally, was intended to be around 11 to 12 per cent, and the initial offering would be between $500m and $1bn. That interest rate would be 300 to 400 basis points more than the 8 per cent level where the Republic of Iraq’s existing $2.7bn bond due in 2028 has been trading. Ordinarily this would be a smallish international issue by a sub-sovereign borrower that was priced to sell in a yield-hungry market. The Kurdistan deal, and the managers’ handling of it, though, provoked anger in the Iraqi central government in Baghdad and a seething fury among those who have been preparing the Iraqi government’s own forthcoming multibillion-dollar bond issue. As one of them said: “We were trying to do a real deal for the republic, and then [the managers] come along like a garbage can full of beer bottles.” What makes this different from the usual commercial differences of opinion is that the central government of the Republic of Iraq and the Kurdish region are fighting a war to the death with Isis. Both are short of ready money. It is inarguably a real problem for the rest of the world if they cannot pay for their operations and Isis gains ground. So any international financing operations here should be done in a professional manner. Even some of those who were involved in the Kurdistan deal now concede that there were problems in how it was handled. In one participant’s words: “We stand behind the narrative of what was in the document . . . of course since then the narrative has shifted. We have no interest in getting into something that will cause major conflicts between Baghdad and the Kurdistan Regional Government.” But they did. The “narrative” that supposedly “shifted” right in the middle of the roadshow was the Kurdistan government’s open reporting of international oil sales that did not go through the central government’s State Oil Marketing Organisation. The KRG asserts that it has the right to export oil from fields that have been developed by companies with whom it has production-sharing agreements. The Baghdad government says the regional government does not have that right, and that all receipts for oil produced within Iraq’s boundaries must be paid into accounts it has approved. Kurdistan retorts that the central government has an obligation under the Iraqi constitution to pay it 17 per cent of the entire country’s oil receipts and that it has not done so. That is true. This dispute has led, in turn, to Kurdistan exporting some oil without Baghdad’s approval, and Baghdad sending lawyers to seize that oil, or the receipts from the oil. Kurdistan has been able to get paid for some oil exported through Turkey or, perhaps, Iran, albeit circuitously, at steep discounts and in smaller amounts than it needs. There can be different opinions on which government is morally in the right, or which one would ultimately prevail after years of litigation. From the point of view of shy, passive bondholders, it would seem that too many foreign courts or potential foreign oil customers have tended to defer to Baghdad’s sovereignty. For now, at least, the US government is taking Baghdad’s side, and they control the dollar clearing system. Think Argentina versus holdout creditors, and add a war. That is the fundamental problem with bond issues by Kurdistan that do not have the explicit support of Baghdad. Absent a reliable way to export oil under international law, Kurdistan is fully dependent on the central government, and therefore cannot offer international investors a credible source of repayment. One could excuse the Kurdish government for being too aggressive on its timing and documentation. They are, after all, fighting for their survival against bloodthirsty terrorists. However, these are the just the sort of points that international financiers should explain to their clients, even if it means losing some business. Baghdad and Kurdistan must come to terms. They probably will, after Ramadan and the summer market pause. The Republic of Iraq, whatever its other problems, has very little foreign debt, rising oil production and no significant international legal disputes. It has parliamentary authorisation to issue international bonds. Baghdad needs to make a long-term financial arrangement with Kurdistan. The minister of finance of the republic, Hoshyar Zebari, is a Kurd. There are deals to be done here. Just not the deal proposed by Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs. http://ekurd.net/foreign-banks-ignite-an-oil-war-in-iraqi-kurdistan-2015-07-18
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  10. Kurdish official reveal the names of senior leaders to " Daash "spent pounding the center of Mosul Sunday July 19, 2015 12:34 Alsumaria News / Dohuk revealed official relations in the Kurdistan Democratic Party in Mosul Mohiuddin Mezouari, Sunday, for the most prominent of the "leaders of the names Daash "who have spent pounding the warplanes Iraqi central Mosul, stressing that the bombing will mark an important air force Iraqi achievement. He Mezouari in an interview for Alsumaria News, "The Iraqi warplanes targeted a meeting of officials organizing Daash campus of the University of Nineveh central Mosul, "asserting that" the air attack that killed a number of leaders Daash ". He added that "among those killed by the Minister of Security Daash Abdullah Salman al-Jubouri and Minister of Security tenderness Muzahim Ajili official Security Bureau Hamza and Palestinian media in security Daash Saifullah Mohammed Hamdani, and component security Daash in the security of the Syrian Abu Kamal Ashraf Moroccan".Mezouari He said, "the air strike blow moving against al Daash, "noting that" this attack will be recorded achievement Force Iraqi Air. " He continued that "since the fall of Mosul, was not killed but 17 leading from Daash through aerial bombardment of the international coalition." The city of Mosul under the control of "Daash" since ( June 10, 2014), as it suffers from a major security and humanitarian crisis as a result of the organization's quest to impose his vision "extreme" on all aspects of life in the city, with air strikes continue to organize sites in the province and often result in death and injury of a number of elements.
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  11. These chats are soooooooooooooooooo long that they make me dizzy. Now my eyes hurt. Love Buti she's great.
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  12. Trying to control the the people. Who's ok and who's trouble. On their way to world power control. Im moving to the moon. Who wants to bum a ride. All welcomed.
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  13. No liquidity in private banks Deterioration in value against the dollar CBI reserves double all dinar in circulation Go Iraq Go GOI Go CBI Go dinar Go increase exchange rate Dollarize.. RV.. Dedollarize
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  14. Go HCL Go investment laws Go banking laws Go CBI Go dinar Go increase exchange rate
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  15. If politicians kept their greedy paws off the money and fraud was ended there would not be such a clamor over this.
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  16. Social security is a scam that was started by the scam artist FD Roosevelt. The government is spending it so fast that it has spent the social security money decades in advance..
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  17. Use this as a bit of fore-shadowing for those who want the gun control laws that take the guns away from people......the bad guys will always find a way to get the guns.......then the good guys get cut down. Trained soldiers whose job it is to protect all of us, and they're not allowed to protect themselves. Shameful!!!
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  18. Thanks Dinarbeliever . It's good to see you . Very long chat my eyes hurt but I love Buti..... she's a very good researcher. Always on her game. Interesting situation to say the least. Let's see what happens next.
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  19. "WHAT DID I MISS" Daniel 9:27 2 Thessalonians 2:3 Revelation 3:14-22 I don't believe you understand who were dealing with, my friend.
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  20. Well I guess the story of the Kurds being exterminated in mass from chemicals weapons was a lie to. "NOT" ! .......
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  21. Well if you think a country in the Middle East needs nuclear capabilities your out of your mind or a Muslim sympathizer! Power is a hard thing to handle on all levels, the laws of physics, and the laws of nature should show you that ! I really don't believe any other country should have that capability, nor be aloud that capability. We have more than enough to go around already. I would say no deal ! no way ! Either dismantle or face extermination! If any of you thinks that Iran would never sell weapons grade plutonium or try and assemble that capability in our lifetime, you are just another blind sheep !
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  22. Iran selling oil again will weaken all the Middle East countries! Obama should leave the sanctions in place until Iran is willing to comply with the United Nations! You can not make friends with a rabid dog by feeding him food!
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  23. This is my take on illegal immigration. If the first act you commit by coming to this country is breaking the law then you show no respect for the country. Leave and do it legally.
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  24. Saadi invite the representatives of the province in the federal government and the House of Representatives to determine the true position and openly about the "separation" 56 Show July 20, 2015 0:17 (The independent) .. called the House of Representatives by a coalition of law Nazim al-Saadi Kata representatives of the province in the federal government and the House of Representatives to determine the true position and openly about the "disengagement". Saadi said in a press release on Kurdish politicians in the federal government and the House of Representatives must determine the true and publicly their position on the province's remarks on the "separation" or, as they called the "amicable divorce", otherwise they should leave Baghdad and the abandonment of the executive and legislative positions. " He said: at the time, which is fighting the Iraq gangs Daash terrorist and sacrifices made by our security forces and popular crowd on the battlefield, we find that the Kurds are conducting a demographic change in Kirkuk and Diyala through forced deportation of Arabs and Turkmen, and this is clear evidence of the existence of political and economic ambitions are meant to give priority to special interests to the general interests of the Iraqi people. "
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  25. Ahhh, but you're referring to the, "spirit of antichrist" Whereas we were referring to the Person of Antichrist. Even as I type the too words with different beginnings, spell check doesn't recognize the little,"a", in antichrist. Everyone of the Scriptures that I referenced concerning the attributes of this one man is clearly speaking of a man. As Jesus Christ is the only begotten son of God, likewise the evil one, Lucifer/Satan, will do the same. And it should be noted here that Jesus came that all who might receive him as Savior should be saved. Not just 144,000.
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  26. I'M COMING HOME ALRIGHT, ONE DAY WHEN I GET ADAMS EMAIL
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  28. It is all part of their manual for seizing full control. And as you pointed out, it is not just the Republicans. It is both parties who have sold their souls to the Devil.
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  29. While we were distracted by the Iran fiasco, politicians have been busy protecting their sponsor,(whom the government also holds joint patients, and therefore has a financial stake to protect). Our wonderful RINOS have once again demonstrated whom they actually serve, and the silence from house Dems confirms their support. It's not too late. As long as they believe they are able to get this done with little or no media coverage, it's a done deal. If, on the other hand, millions of really angry Americans flodded their voice, email, and fax machines with words of disgust for the rtreachery they were perpetrating on us, it could easily to cause some to reconsider what they are perpetrating. GMO's are proven to be lacking in many of the vitamins and minerals that are present in the natural plants they are replacing. Understand also, there has been no mention in ANY main stream media, from Fox to MSM, they are all owned and controlled by the same people....DM House Republicans Fast-Track Bill to Prevent States from Labeling GMO Foods Thursday, July 16, 2015 Rep. K. Michael Conoway, chairman of House Agriculture Committee (photo: Lauren Victoria Burke, AP) Republicans in the U.S. House have swiftly moved to adopt legislation that would prohibit states from adopting laws requiring labels on food containing genetically modified organisms (GMO). The House Committee on Agriculture this week approved HR 1599, which would create a voluntary federal labeling standard while also preventing states from forcing companies to put GMO labels on their foods. The bill, which cleared the committee without debate, is now headed to the House floor. “Members of Congress are really looking for a federal solution here,” Colin O’Neil, director of government affairs for the Center for Food Safety, told The Hill. “I think we’re going to get to that rubber-meets-the-road point where members realize they are being sold on a bill that doesn’t solve anything consumers are asking for, which is a mandatory labeling standard.” Critics have called HR 1599 the “Mother of All Monsanto Protection Acts” after the company that has long opposed GMO labels, as well as the DARK (Deny Americans the Right to Know) Act. Ronnie Cummins of the Organic Consumers Association characterized the legislation as “anti-consumer,” “anti-democracy and anti-state’s rights.” Vermont already has a law in place requiring GMO products to be labeled as such. Big Food has been fighting in court to get the law overturned. -Noel Brinkerhoff, Steve Straehley To Learn More: Food Disaster: Republicans Stomp on GMO Labeling (by Katherine Paul, AlterNet) Statement from Ronnie Cummins, Organic Consumers Assoc., on Reintroduction of Federal Bill to Kill States’ Rights to GMO Labeling Laws (Organic Consumers Association) GMO Bill Intensifies Federal Food Fight (by Lydia Wheeler, The Hill) Vermont First State to Require Labeling of Genetically Engineered Foods (by Noel Brinkerhoff, AllGov)
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  30. I vote full burka for her...every time we see her face in the news...it's BAD NEWS !! :angry:
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  31. Go here NOW..http://kimclement.com/.... For those with discernment in the first 50 minutes there is something worth seeing...re: the Little d and the big RV...be patient and wait for the interruption 40 or so minutes in...Chow
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  32. I think the only plan if you can call it that was That selling oil was all they ever needed to do.. You're right. My earlier post was in jest! Also a country cant just say what its currency is worth , It must backup the rate with hard assets.
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  33. "now ain't that The( POT ) callin the kettle black" Thanks Caz, I almost forgot I had to feed and water the girls today. Now this is one of my favorite Hobbies LOL
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  34. thanks pal good to see you to. Yes Buti is amazing and so is OOTW and sczin11. These people give real news and are well away from the pumping!
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  35. Total piece of crap sell-outs need to meet a lamp post...all traitors.
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  36. They Never Thought Their Farm Kid Would Say This About Marine Corps. This Is Priceless.BY MARY SUE · JANUARY 23, 2015 This farm kid sent a letter to the parents after joining the US Marine Corps. This letter gives a farm kid’s perspective of the training regime experienced by future Marines.
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  37. You both realize that is exactly what the radical Muslim In Washington wants us to do, RIGHT? If you ignore stupid people they have no power. We are all Americans. If someone wants to carry a gun that is their right. If someone does not want to carry a gun that also is there right. If a satanic worshipping Muslim walks in and wants to harm somebody I with a gun I'm going to educate him in the law of relativity and introduced him to the one true God Jesus Christ.
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  38. Thanks Yota. Yet another bubble caused by political interference and rampant speculation. A false market created by the government whereby people believe they will not lose their shirts because the government will step in. Does this sound familiar? When you get away from the Fundamentals, you create bubbles and as we all know at one time or another they will pop. The writing was on the wall for China as it is for the U.S. Up to the individual to recognize and act before it's too late.
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  39. Side note......personal bankruptcy is very pertinent to his first bk. After that...he learned how to keep his wealth out of his business....so only the investors got screwed.Not exactly a ringing endorsement for someone who wants to take over the checkbook for the country. And no one who knows what they are actually talking about would say that a personal bankruptcy is IMPERTINENT to his corporate one. That's why it's funny. Now reread this.....Many types of businesses are considered separate legal entities from their owners. This separates your business finances and your personal assets. Depending on the type of business you own, you can choose between filing a personal bankruptcy, a business bankruptcy, or both. See the...YOU CAN CHOOSE?
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  40. "Hun" is what we call our slower witted friends when they fail to comprehend simple facts. It's a southern thing, hun No need to hurl insults at me, I understand your short comings. There is nothing phony about me. And I will add you to this admonition Can't have a respectful conversation with someone who calls you names, puts up strawman arguments, and presumes things about you that couldn't be farther from the truth. So....as last time...when you have substance to contribute, I will engage you.
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  41. Can't buy me love, love Can't buy me love I'll buy you a diamond ring my friend If it makes you feel all right I'll get you anything my friend If it makes you feel all right Cause I don't care too much for money For money can't buy me love I'll give you all I've got to give If you say you love me too I may not have a lot to give But what I've got I'll give to you I don't care too much for money For money can't buy me love Can't buy me love Everybody tells me so Can't buy me love No, no, no, no Say you don't need no diamond ring And I'll be satisfied Tell me that you want those kind of things That money just can't buy I don't care too much for money For money can't buy me love Can't buy me love Everybody tells me so Can't buy me love No, no, no, no Say you don't need no diamond ring And I'll be satisfied Tell me that you want those kind of things That money just can't buy I don't care too much for money Cause money can't buy me love Oh, can't buy me love, love Can't buy me love, no
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  42. Actually, my dear, I wasn't insinuating anything. I was only pointing out the fact that someone not filled by the spirit wouldn't understand the things of God. 1st Corinthians 2:14 Whether you have the Spirit of God, only you and God know.
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  43. Thanks SD for the articles! It does appear that the Kurds establishing their independence. In one respect they were an oppressed people much like the Jews were. I can certainly understand how they feel after dealing with Saddam who persecuted them beyond imagination. As I look at what they have endured and what they have to offer, the Kurds may very well become a state or a country that would play a key role in the stability of the Middle East. At this point in time I don't believe that anyone can stop them.
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  44. One tends to think as it came from a 'guru' that the titles wrong Straight from the horses mouth ? Nah straight from the Bulls a$$
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