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11-17-2019 Newshound Guru Jeff Article "The sale of dollars in the central bank stopped blocking the arrival of large fake funds to Iran". Very huge. They are saying that CBI stop selling dollars and new measures...the only way they can stop the auction [is] if they change the rate. 11-17-2019 Intel Guru Delta Article: "The sale of dollars in the central bank stopped blocking the arrival of large fake funds to Iran" ...VERY HUGE ...THEY ARE SAYING THAT CBI STOP SELLING DOLLARS AND NEW MEASURES ...THE ONLY WAY THEY CAN STOP THE AUCTION IF THEY CHANGE THE RATE.... IMO THIS WEEK MIGHT BE IT ...WE SHOULD FIND OUT IN THE NEXT 24-48 HRS THE NEXT MOVE FOR CBI.. 11-17-2019 Intel Guru RayRen98 Iraq TV reports that halting the sale of the US dollar in the auctions by the CBI has ended millions of fake funds to Iran indicating that those funds could build 200 schools and 50 hospitals per year. Cheers of excitement were heard by the crowds of protestors as they watched the message on the big screens. The citizens are saying that this is a start and that they want a complete end of all auctions and to have accountability for the deaths and the disposition of the oil revenues. ...The US Secretary made statements to the people of Iraq informing them that the US will hold liable all corrupt persons that stole money belonging to the citizens. This message was broadcast on the big screens to calm the crowd.

LINK Source: The sale of dollars in the central bank stopped blocking the arrival of large fake funds to Iran 17th November, 2019 A halt to the dollar's sale at the central bank has prevented large fake funds from reaching Iran, an informed source said on Sunday. "The central bank is wasting money that can build 200 schools and 50 hospitals each year because of the currency auction," the source told Al-Ikhbaria. "The currency auction gives fake commercial agencies millions of dollars a day without any restriction," the source said, speaking on condition of anonymity. He added that "stop selling the dollar in the Central Bank in the past days because of demonstrations and new measures prevent the arrival of large fake commercial funds to Iran through its intermediaries." 11-17-2019 Intel Guru Delta Article: "The sale of dollars in the central bank stopped blocking the arrival of large fake funds to Iran" ... VERY HUGE ... THEY ARE SAYING THAT CBI STOP SELLING DOLLARS AND NEW MEASURES ... THE ONLY WAY THEY CAN STOP THE AUCTION IF THEY CHANGE THE RATE.... IMO THIS WEEK MIGHT BE IT ... WE SHOULD FIND OUT IN THE NEXT 24-48 HRS THE NEXT MOVE FOR CBI..

Personally, I have many of Lucados books, he is a Godly man and I was quite surprised when I read this piece and the letter he wrote simply because in 2016, I can't remember if Trump has confessed Christianity or not but if he had, Max does not read or know another mans heart anymore than you or I. Also, we are all sinners and even in our best and closest walk with our Lord we still fall so short of His glory. I do understand that as Christian's we are to present ourselves to others as Christ like but how many times do we, ourselves look at something we have just done and know in our hearts that once again we have failed to honor God by our actions. I do not know if Trump is or is not. I know I voted for him and will do so again. I know that the Bible tells me that God chooses the leaders of the nations. In the OT, He chose to have some evil kings and leaders for the judgement of Israel when they fell away from Him. So I leave this very thing in Gods hands. I must say that there are many things that Trump says and does that i really dislike but I can't judge him as I fall short every day. I do understand where Lucado is coming from but Trump has done what he said he would do and continues to carry forth good for our country.

That's a fair question, for sure. 1. I don't pay much attention to Iraqi "deadlines" because they don't follow them, and 2. The budget isn't a mandatory item for them to revalue their currency rate, regardless of what any of the Gurus say.

HA HA HA I DON'T THINK SO B/A

11-18-2019 Newshound Guru Jeff ...the budget. Let's talk about what's inside it because it's very important...Baghdad and Kurdistan are meeting to resolve numbers and math within the budget pertaining to Article 140 the HCL and now they're telling you that reconstruction is in the budget and reforms are in the budget. All those items are post rate change items...Because every single one of those items are within the 2020 budget this means they're also waiting on the 2020 budget...notice how all of those items are items that are being promised to the citizens in regards to the demonstrations but yet they're also waiting on the 2020 budget...that means they can't wait too long to get them implemented... 11-18-2019 Newshound Guru MilitiaMan Article: "An economist depends on the return of Iraq to its place the continued cohesion of the demonstrators" Let’s see them cool off the demonstrations to the level needed to maintain cohesion amongst themselves and have Iraq now provide the purchase power that will support their national spirit. As the economists suggests it can be done in record time.. Sounds good to me.

Well maybe Iran will stop killing the Iraqi protesters now because their to busy shooting their own...

The real reason why he’s saying this article is false is because the total was 52 million rather than 47 million...

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LINK Advisor Abdul-Mahdi: Next week will send the 2020 budget to parliament 17th November, 2019 The economic adviser to Prime Minister Abdul-Hussein Al-Hanin, on Sunday, to send the budget 2020 to the House of Representatives within a week, indicating that the discussions are still under way and amendments by the Committee of Experts. Al-Hanin told / Information / that "the Committee of Experts in the case of a permanent meeting to complete the amendments to the draft budget law 2020 for the purpose of completing as soon as possible and sent to the House of Representatives." He added that "it is hoped to send the draft budget law to the House of Representatives within a week to 10 days for the purpose of reading and voting on it." He explained that "accomplished as quickly as possible the goal of voting before entering the year 2020 to be launched with the beginning of the new year to avoid the mistakes of previous years."

Trump Impeachment Not Justified by Evidence and Testimony Made Public So Far https://www.heritage.org/political-process/commentary/trump-impeachment-not-justified-evidence-and-testimony-made-public-so?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=thf-fb&fbclid=IwAR3M5ywOz3rzvs3TViquKx6Cj4L5iMrR71sdJQwadOqIwp0J2e2tIFiPRjk Adam Schiff used to be an assistant U.S. attorney—a federal prosecutor. Like all people in that position, he had to follow the U.S. Attorneys’ Justice Manual. Before taking a case to a grand jury, much less to trial, Schiff had to convince his boss, in writing, that he had evidence establishing a case. He couldn’t just wing it and submit a case, however weak, based entirely on hearsay, to the grand jury on the off-chance it would indict. Yet that is exactly what Schiff is doing here—throwing witnesses into closed and now open hearings hoping that he can stir the political pot into an impeachment boil. It would undermine our system of government for a duly elected president to be removed through impeachment for partisan reasons. Karsten

Protests stretch from Iraq and Lebanon to Iran .. "Shiite Crescent" in danger! Monday, November 18, 2019 Special: Books - Saad Abdul Aziz: Iran followed Iraq and Lebanon, and the Iranian street rose up in anger at the regime's decisions that bear the people more than they can bear the economic burdens. Gasoline prices have been the main driver of the protests in Tehran and major Iranian cities. Fuel is a staple commodity for Iranian citizens who regard it as compromising drinking water. The Iranian economy is suffering a significant deterioration due to "US sanctions"; as well as waste of the budget in military adventures outside of "Iran" and the support of militias loyal to "Tehran", in "Iraq, Lebanon, Syria and Yemen." “Erdogan” the first to warn! It was only a week until the prophecy of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan about the spread of protests in Iraq and Lebanon to Iran came true. Erdogan's comments quickly echoed in Tehran, where Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Abbas Mousavi described them as a "very important warning." Mousavi said Erdogan's statement on the possibility of unrest spreading to other countries is in place, an important warning "because some hidden hands want to cause disagreement and turmoil in Muslim countries." Indeed, three days ago, Iran was witnessing protests following a decision by the authorities to increase gasoline prices. Iran is like Iraq and Lebanon! An adviser to the Iranian president, in his tweet on Twitter, before the outbreak of the protests, that: "Iran is not Iraq or Lebanon, and the US embassy in Tehran also closed for many years. We will not allow the client media to determine our fate, ”he said, noting that the protests that shook the two countries would not do the same in his country. But the facts on the ground confirm the opposite. Thousands of Iranians took to the streets in a number of Iranian cities to protest the decision to raise fuel prices. Iran's Kurds oppose regime On Sunday, the secretary of the Iranian Kurdish opposition party Komlah, Abdullah Muhtadi, told Al-Qabas newspaper that the people refuse to waste their wealth on the regime's foreign adventures. He described the "Muhtadi"; what is happening in "Iran" currently as: "A moment of national unity, all the Iranian spectrum met to reject humiliation, humiliation, and took to the street to defend his livelihood, escalating protests in several Iranian cities on the decision to raise prices Fuel. ” "The Iranian people challenged the Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, and responded to him in the street and called for his overthrow. The reaction was not expected by the regime. Iran condemns US support for protests The Iranian Foreign Ministry on Sunday condemned the support of the US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, for the protests in Iran. The "Pompeo" has expressed, in his first comment on the wave of new protests that spread "Iran", that the United States "stands with the Iranian people," describing these protests as "uprising." The spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry, "Abbas Mousavi": "We condemn the support of the US Secretary of State for a number of troublemakers in some Iranian cities; We consider that interference in Iranian affairs." Describing the statements of "Pompeo" as; "hypocritical and opportunism and the Iranian people realize that they do not constitute any sincere solidarity with him." "The events of chaos and sabotage supported by Pompeo are totally incompatible with the personality of the conscious Iranian people," Mousavi said. Demanding the interrogation of “Rouhani” .. Members of Iran's Shura Council said they held the president, Hassan Rouhani, responsible for the riots by protesters over fuel prices. Council members called on the government to take the necessary measures to control and supervise prices so as not to harm the people. Sources in the Council said that 60 Iranian lawmakers have applied to question the president, "Rouhani," against the backdrop of the protests, stressing that the president is implementing repeated economic policies. Shiite Crescent project in danger? Some analysts argue that the protests in Iraq and Lebanon since October are ostensibly against government corruption; in fact, they are a strong public attempt to end Iran's tutelage over these countries through their sectarian tools. The Iraqis are demanding an end to the sectarian quota in power-sharing since the US occupation of Iraq in 2003, through which Iran controls the reins of power in Iraq. For Iraqi officials. On October 17, Lebanon joined the demonstrations in Iraq in protest against the government's decision to impose new taxes in light of the economic crisis the country is undergoing. Corruption and sectarianism are no longer acceptable, and the street has not rested on the resignation of Prime Minister Saad Hariri. There is a determination by the Lebanese to end Iranian interference in their country and the region. Here are the protests have recently erupted in "Iran"; to protest against the deterioration of economic conditions, in what can be described as a revolution on the project "Iranian Crescent"; woven by the "mullahs of Tehran." The streets of Iran are witnessing mass protests against the decision to raise the price of fuel, and the demonstrators demand the overthrow of the rule of the "dictator" as they describe, and that the government work for the benefit of the Iranian people, not to achieve political goals in the region. LINK

Iran’s protests… Is it following the same path of Iraq and Lebanon? By Editor - 4 Hours Ago Iran has done its best to encircle the Iraqi uprising against the political regime based on sectarian quota , not only to defend the influence of its proxies, but to prevent the Iranian street from being inspired by this popular uprising. But contagion soon spread to many Iranian cities in conjunction with the authorities’ decision to increase fuel prices. Interestingly, the demonstrators were inspired by the Iraqi and Lebanese model of burning the symbols of the corrupt political class in both countries. They burned the pictures of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and chanted against him, as well as burned government institutions, in a clear message that they want regime change and not just partial reforms or a retreat from the decision to raise fuel prices. The demonstrations, according to Agence France-Presse «were between the large in the city of Sirjan and scattered in the cities of Mashhad (north) and Birjand (east) and Bandar Abbas (south) as well as in Ghashsarat and Ahvaz, Abadan, Khorramshahr and Mashher in southwestern Iran», which confirms that the crisis is growing and not limited, and that the demonstrations Sparked by high fuel prices, but as a result of other repressed and suppressed crises suffered by the Iranian people since the rise of the “velayat-e faqih” regime of Khomeini to Khamenei, which has been using the big stick to suppress demonstrators through the Basij security forces and the Revolutionary Guards, the Iranian regime’s arms to maintain survival in the rule of Iran and repression of its people. High fuel prices are the straw that broke the camel’s back, raising prices by 50 per cent or more. Iran, which has inflation of more than 40 per cent now, and growth rate is almost non-existent, unemployment and stifling economic sanctions , all make the government treasury empty, and the country is sank in the quagmire of unemployment that has exceeded 15 per cent and financial inflation is steadily increasing in a country that is a major oil producer. In his first comment on the outbreak of protests, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Sunday backed a decision to increase gasoline prices and ration the distribution of gasoline, a decision taken by the government and sparked protests and anger in several Iranian cities. “I am not an expert and there are different opinions, but I said that if the leaders of the three branches make a decision, I support it,” state television quoted Khamenei as commenting on Friday’s decision by the Supreme Council for Economic Co-ordination, made up of the president, the head of Shura Council and the head of the judiciary. The Supreme Leader blamed what he called “acts of sabotage” against opponents and foreign enemies of the Islamic Republic. “This decision has undoubtedly made some people worried,” Khamenei said. “But acts of sabotage and arson are carried out by rioters, not our people.” Counter-revolution and Iran’s enemies have always supported and continue to do acts of sabotage and insecurity. “Unfortunately there were some problems, a number of people lost their lives and some centers were destroyed,” he added. The Supreme Leader’s position did not differ much from what the country witnessed in the protests at the end of 2017 and the beginning of 2018, where Khamenei accused Iran’s ‘enemies’ of ‘conspiring against it,’ and that ‘the enemies united using their means, money, weapons, politics and security services to create problems for the Islamic regime of Iran ‘. Khamenei said that some opponents of the current regime in Iran “cheered” two days ago, referring to the Pahlavi family, which was ousted by the Islamic revolution in 1979, as well as the movement of the People’s Mujahedeen organization of Iran in exile, the Mujahedin –e Khalq, which Iran considers a terrorist organization. Regardless of the many paradoxes of Iranian official’s remarks , the biggest contradiction is that the Iranian authorities are aware of the enormous impact of this decision on the poor , as statements reassure the public that the authorities will distribute the proceeds of price increases to 18 million poor families , but this recognition of the burden imposed on the people , not only been ignored and rejected , but hundreds of thousands of people who took to the streets to protest have been considered as traitors as “enemies of the revolution “. If we add to the extreme violence that has been directed at the protests, the expected outcome is that the Iranian masses will raise the ceiling of confrontation also. The authorities are trying to end the protests without a severe security confrontation that leaves high numbers of dead and wounded, making it difficult to control, especially as the regime lives under the pressure of its external losses due to the collapse of the sectarian system in Iraq, and the shaking of the political sectarian combination behind which Hezbollah conceals to tighten its grip on Lebanon. Observers believe that these demonstrations add further pressure on the regime, which is already suffering under the weight of US economic sanctions. They point out that the increase in fuel prices, which reached about 50 percent, led to large and violent demonstrations in various parts of the country, some of which burned pictures of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. They say these demonstrations could turn into a serious threat to the Iranian regime as a whole if they continue for a long time and on the President Hassan Rouhani in particular, ahead of the parliamentary elections due in the coming February because they illustrate the impact of low income, high unemployment and the collapse of the value of riyal’s local currency. They point out that despite these demonstrations, Iran remains, after the recent increase, among the countries that provide fuel to its citizens at the lowest prices in the world, where the price of a liter about 15 thousand riyals equivalent to 35 pence, pointing out that “something citizens expect simply because the country has huge oil reserves and is the fourth largest country in the world in this regard. Observers say that the Iranian authorities do not want to open a new facade at home after various shocks abroad, especially with regard to the tightening of US sanctions on the oil sector, and banks in Iran, in response to targeting the security of navigation, a strong message pressing Tehran to review its regional performance and underestimate the interests of neighboring countries and major powers. They pointed out that Khamenei could no longer resort to conspiracy theory by accusing the United States or Israel of triggering the demonstrations, because this charge no longer tempted the Iranian street, including those who applauded his slogans and fatwa , as happened in Iraq. They say the growing US pressure, coupled with popular discontent among many Iranians over the economic situation, is shaking the regime with little indication that its leaders have any solutions. It also revealed a high degree of administrative corruption in the country. Iran ‘s crises are not in the fuel , they are accumulated, and are further exacerbated by sanctions imposed by US President Donald Trump under the strategy of “extreme pressure” against the regime in Iran, ending the exemptions that allowed some countries to buy Iranian oil. International sanctions on the Iranian regime, in return for the Iranian economic stagnation, unemployment, and increased corruption and corrupt between supporters of the regime . The Iranian regime has increased its stalemate since it announced the resumption of uranium enrichment at the Fordow facility, in violation of the nuclear deal , this has put the regime in a collision with international system , which is internally incoherent , even in its geography that it has made by its standards . Iran, which swallowed the Arab state of Ahwaz, after displacing its Arab inhabitants and replacing them with the aim of changing the demography of the region, which is an extension of the Arab geography, and suppressed its inhabitants, to the extent that they were prevented from talking by their Arabic language, and used in the streets of Ahwaz, which was called the Arabistan, the Arab countries. In Iran, even the “reformists” have disappointed the street, and it turns out that they are part of an Iranian regime, merely people in the choir of an arrogant tyrannical regime with the greatest file of human rights violations and executions based on identity and belief in the streets. The Iranian crisis is big and worsening, and If the Iranian regime does not wake up from its coma and its mental separation from reality, the results will be catastrophic, although the crisis will inevitably end with its demise, even the time goes on , we hope it will not end with a painful big blood bill for the Iranian people. It is really strange that Iran’s current rulers forget that they did not inherit power like kings but came as a result of a mass popular revolution 40 years ago , and that the thousands who sacrificed their lives , and the tens of thousands who were arrested and tortured to secure the victory of that revolution , were dreaming of a state that preserves their dignity , secures justice and development and stop repression , oppression , torture and corruption. According to the head of the Iranian President office , Mahmoud Vaizi , the decision to raise fuel prices was not taken by the government alone , but was co-endorsed by the executive judicial , and legislative authorities . If this does not contradict the call by 60 deputies in parliament to hold President Rouhani accountable , it is especially evident in Khamenei’s violent remarks that there is a disparity among officials , some of whom we heard earlier , warns of these protests and calls for curbing corruption and tackling growing misery and poverty . Every time protests emerge, the authorities in Iran have affirmed their use of repression, which may be viable at times but certainly will not succeed every time, and the protests could turn into another revolution, no one knows its extent. The question is whether Iran’s protests are following the same path of Iraq and Lebanon. Unit of Iranian Studies Rawabet Center for Research and Strategic Studies https://rawabetcenter.com/en/?p=7536

Thinking last night, again, FWIW, I do feel we are in a different, positive direction! Bogus impeachment hearings, Heres my thoughts,, My guess is the IG Report is perfect storm, cover up for the Global Reset/RV. Its the perfect smoke screen to get, it, started. The report is due out at anytime, Have a Great Day!

From the Iran-Internet demonstrations Iran .. / 100 / City rising up against Khamenei 2019-11-18 Monitoring Iraq Solution Is still # protests in # Iran on the path of expansion, with its deployment in more than 100 cities, despite the regime 's attempts at # Tehran to intimidate citizens and threaten them. It has become irritated # Iranians clear enough where the Iranian leader # Ali_khamnia and those with him to get out to their balconies to watch the fires that citizens Odharmha banks, banks and government departments in the capital # Tehran . According to a report published by the site "Sky News", what fueled the anger of the protesters # Khamenei's statement, on Sunday, when he confirmed his insistence on raising the price of gasoline by fifty to 300 percent, blaming "enemies" responsible for acts of sabotage, it seems that the "real enemies Today, millions of protesters are roaming the streets of all Iranian cities and provinces . In turn, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani maneuvered by a narrow margin, saying that # demonstrations right of citizens but sabotage is a red line. The comments poured more gasoline into the fire, which eats police cars, Revolutionary Guards centers and regime signs that line the streets. Meanwhile, the images and statues of Khomeini and Khamenei have been targeted and turned into ashes because of the economic crisis that afflicts them because of the support of the mullahs' regime outside its borders at the expense of the Iranian people and their legitimate rights. Protests erupted in Iran on Saturday, hours after announcing a 50 percent increase in gasoline prices for the first 60 liters of gasoline purchased each month, and 300 percent for each additional liter. The protests continue, spreading to about 100 cities, with several highways closed in major cities, causing traffic jams, and others attacked public property. The security forces used live bullets to disperse the demonstrators , resulting in dozens of deaths and injuries, as well as the arrest of more than a thousand demonstrators, according to sources from the regime and opposition. In the midst of the protests, the Iranian authorities cut off the Internet across the country, but the demonstrators managed to circumvent this isolation by communicating with the world via alternative applications or by telephone. See # observers that the Iranian regime had expected the protests to occur, and the adoption of a clear security plan to deal with, but they believe that all these measures will increase the pressure of the street. https://iraq.7al.net/2019/11/18/إيران-100-مدينة-منتفضة-ضد-خامنئي/

6 laws in one session?? Ya right!!! Who do they think they are kidding? They can’t even get a session in place let alone pass a law. 6 laws is many multiple years of work

The Liberals just can't get a break...Seems that every dirty deal they try to get away with gets exposed....I don't know how much more they think they can get away with and still have a Party left. Dem Staffer Exchanged Private Emails with Yovanovitch, Contradicting Her Sworn Testimony https://news.yahoo.com/dem-staffer-exchanged-private-emails-133159177.html Karsten

It's onething to protest, but it's entirely another thing when you know you could die for what you do.

Pompeo: America will not stand idly by in the face of the suffering of Iraqi officials Pompeo: America will not stand idly by in the face of the suffering of Iraqi officials corrupt PoliticsMike PompeoCorruption in IraqSanctionsKill Protesters 2019/11/18 13:58:36 US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the United States will impose sanctions on "corrupt" Iraqi officials amid continuing demonstrations against Iraqi authorities across the country. "We will not stand idly by as corrupt officials make the Iraqi people suffer," Pompeo told a news conference Monday evening at the State Department. "The United States will use our legitimate authority to impose sanctions on corrupt figures who steal Iraqi wealth and those who kill and injure civilian protesters," Pompeo said. https://www.shafaaq.com/ar/سیاسة/بومبيو-أمريكا-لن-تقف-مكتوفة-الأيدي-أمام-معاناة-العراقيين-من-المسؤولين-الفاسدين/

Monday، 18 November 2019 01:23 AM US will not hesitate to sanction Iraqi officials, White House https://www.thebaghdadpost.com/en/Story/44685/US-will-not-hesitate-to-sanction-Iraqi-officials-White-House The United States would impose sanctions if Iraqi officials were found to be involved in the crackdown on demonstrations, a senior White House official said, noting that Washington knew that Iranian General Qassem Soleimani was behind the suppression of the protests and had been to Baghdad. Soleimani is the commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps - Quds Force. In an exclusive interview, the US official said: “The situation in Iraq is pretty bad. It is so sad to see so many young people shot dead.” He said that the US does not want to give the impression that the United States is intervening in Iraq because some will use this and use it as evidence of Western intervention and this is the case In Lebanon, where we are accused of being behind the demonstrations. Washington knows that Iran was behind the attempts to suppress the revolutions, he said. “The Iranian intervention in Iraq is clear and we know that Qassem Soleimani went to Baghdad and told the government how to crush protestors. … the Iranians have a pretty well-established mechanism for doing that. And, you know, we have open-source reporting of snipers shooting protesters.” “We were really intrigued yesterday by the story about the Iraqi national football team beating the Iranians and the soccer players wearing masks in solidarity with the protesters. And that’s a symbolic thing but it can, I think, really focus international attention. And I think that’s what we want to do.” the official said. He said they discussed the demonstrations in Iraq as well as the situation in Lebanon and Syria at the meeting of the strategic alliance in the Middle East, known as Mesa, which includes the GCC countries along with Egypt and Jordan “in order to come up with a unified international response on Iraq.” “We appreciate the role of the United Nations mission in Iraq. And I think that enlarging their mandate and having them support new elections, and revising the Iraqi electoral law so that the mechanism of government is more effective and responsive is another good tool that isn’t just the United States," he said. “But we want to find other ways to support the demonstrators and I think they are in providing American medical assistance to the demonstrators.” "We see a reaction from the Iraqi people and the demonstrators, which is hostile to Iran in nature, and it will be difficult to arrest them only with a campaign of violence and arrests. This will be condemned in the Security Council and by the international community. If there is a campaign to suppress the demonstration, I think this will unite the international community to impose quick sanctions on Iran ". “This may be the best way to reverse Iran's influence in Iraq," the official said. “We will not hesitate to impose sanctions on Iraqi officials, including blocking the entry of the United States and freezing their assets. We have done this in the past with one of our NATO allies,” he said. “We’re bound by the law not to provide security assistance to counterparts that are engaged in gross human rights violations. So, we’ve warned the Iraqi government and our counterparts in the Iraqi security forces. That if you take part in violent oppression of protesters, we are required by law to stop all of the foreign aid assistance given to the security forces which is considerable. If any evidence shows they are doing so, we will do so,” he said. “And it applies in Lebanon as it does in Iraq.”

UH OH! Adam Schiff Releases The WRONG TRANSCRIPT…Instead Of ‘Damning Trump’ It Calls Out Vindman As HIGHLY UNRELIABLE! https://en-volve.com/2019/11/17/uh-oh-adam-schiff-releases-the-wrong-transcript-instead-of-damning-trump-it-calls-out-vindman-as-highly-unreliable/ Karsten

154 out of 193 United Nations members voted (31 countries didn't vote) to call the Temple Mount in Jeruselem by it's Muslim name. I am stunned to see 95% of the countries who did vote, vote to to do that. Looks like the U.N. agrees with Ilhan Omar that the Palestines are the good guys. I just really hope and pray Trump prevails in the U.S., because he's leading the nationalist movements that are rising up all over the world. And if Trump fails, I fear it will be the death knell for those global, nationalist movements and that the world will fall to global socialism. And apparently, the globalists prefer the jihadist teachings of Islam over the Christian values which, most people I know, hold dear. https://www.jpost.com/Middle-East/154-UN-nations-call-Temple-Mount-solely-by-Muslim-name-Haram-al-Sharif-608135 154 U.N. nations call Temple Mount solely by Muslim name Haram al-Sharif The UN gave its preliminary approval to a resolution that referred to the Temple Mount solely by its Muslim name of Haram al-Sharif. The resolution passed at the UN’s Fourth Committee in New York 154-8, with 14 abstentions and 17 absences. It was one of eight pro-Palestinian resolutions approved on Friday, out of a slate of more than 15 such texts the committee is expected to approve. The UN General Assembly will take a final vote on the texts in December. Ben Bourgel, the Israeli political coordinator at the UN mission in New York, pushed the committee on the issue of Jerusalem, asking why it was so difficult for UN member states to use the phrase Temple Mount. “Is it acceptable in this committee’s view that in the resolutions presented it is inconceivable to add the phrase ‘Temple Mount?’” Bourgel asked. His remarks referenced the resolution entitled, “Enforcing Israeli practices affecting the human rights of the Palestinian people in the occupied Palestinian territory, including east Jerusalem.” That text states that the UN is “gravely concerned by the tensions and violence in the recent period throughout the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including east Jerusalem and including with regard to the holy places of Jerusalem, including the Haram al-Sharif.” The resolution makes no mention of the Jewish name for the area, the Temple Mount, which is Judaism’s holiest site, and Islam’s third holiest site. Israel in the last five years has fought a pitched and very public battle against such language at the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) based in Paris. In the last two few years, what had been known as the Jerusalem resolution has been neutralized, in an effort to tone down politicization at UNESCO. But scant attention has been paid to similarly worded texts in annual anti-Israel resolutions in New York. Unlike at UNESCO, the text did mention the connection between Jerusalem and the three monotheistic religions, but did not link that connection specifically to the Old City or to its Temple Mount. The resolution reaffirmed “the special significance of the holy sites and the importance of the City of Jerusalem for the three monotheistic religions.” The US and Israel voted against the resolution and the other seven, the only two countries to vote against all eight texts. They were joined in their opposition to the Jerusalem text by Australia, Canada, Guatemala, Marshall Islands, Micronesia and Nauru. All 28 European Union member states supported this resolution, along with six others. But a Finnish representative, who spoke to the Fourth Committee on behalf of the EU, said it disagreed with attempts by Arab states to solely reference the Temple Mount by its Muslim name of Haram al-Sharif. New language linking Jerusalem with the three monotheistic religions is welcome, but the text had not gone far enough in underscoring that connection, the Finnish representative said. “The EU understands the language on the holy sites of Jerusalem as reflecting the importance and historical significance of both the city of Jerusalem and the holy sites for three monotheistic religions,” the representative said. “The EU stresses the need for language on terminology that reflects respect for religious and cultural sensitivities. The future choice of language may affect the EU’s collective support for this resolution.” Out of the eight approved resolutions, three involved the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian refugees. This included a resolution to extended UNRWA’s mandate by three years. A fourth resolution to ensure the protection of Palestine refugees’ properties and their revenues within sovereign Israel passed 162-6, with nine abstentions. The text reaffirmed that “Palestine refugees are entitled to their property and to the income derived therefrom, in conformity with the principles of equity and justice.” The text also asked the UN to protect “Arab property, assets and property rights in Israel.” A NUMBER of the resolutions took issue with past and future Israeli attempts to annex territory over the pre-1967 lines. “The occupation of a territory is to be a temporary, de facto situation, whereby the occupying power can neither claim possession nor exert its sovereignty over the territory it occupies,” a resolution stated. That same resolution recalled “the principle of the inadmissibility of the acquisition of land by force and therefore the illegality of the annexation of any part of the Occupied Palestinian Territory.” It also expressed “grave concern at recent statements calling for the annexation by Israel of areas in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.” Some of the resolutions condemned Israeli actions in Gaza. In one instance, a line was added condemning Palestinian rocket attacks without pointing at either Hamas or the Palestinian Islamic Jihad. A resolution on the Golan Heights took Israel to task for its annexation of that territory, which it captured from Syria after being attacked in the 1967 Six Day War. “Reaffirming once more the illegality of the decision of 14 December 1981 taken by Israel to impose its laws, jurisdiction and administration on the occupied Syrian Golan, which has resulted in the effective annexation of that territory,” it said. The resolution was approved 155-2, with 19 abstentions. Prior to the vote, Brazil explained its abstention, explaining that the text was unbalanced in that it only referred to Israel actions and did not also address Syrian violations. Acting US Deputy Representative to the United Nations Cherith Norman Chalet told the Fourth Committee it opposed the “annual submission of more than a dozen resolutions biased against Israel. This one-sided approach only undermines trust between the parties, and fails to create the kind of positive international environment critical to achieving peace. “We are disappointed that despite support for reform, member states continue to disproportionately single out Israel through these types of resolutions,” she said. “It is deplorable that the United Nations – an institution founded upon the idea that all nations should be treated equally – should be so often used by member states to treat one state in particular, Israel, unequally. “As the United States has repeatedly made clear, this dynamic is unacceptable,” Chalet continued. “We see resolutions that are quick to condemn all manner of Israeli actions, but say nothing or almost nothing about terrorist attacks against innocent civilians. And so the United States will once again vote against these one-sided resolutions and encourages other nations to do so.”

( IQD Rates - Updated: Monday - 11/18/2019 ) Official Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) Dinar Rate: 1190 IQD to 1 USD Dinar Market Rate: (CBI last reported 11-12-2019) 1196.847 IQD to 1 USD - Rates Are Within IMF 2% Rule: YES - Are Rates IMF 2% Rule Compliant for 90 Days: YES (maintained since ~Mar. 15, 2018 & Iraq Market since ~Nov. 14, 2018) (NOTE: rates were out of compliance for 3 days starting 11-5-2019

Schiff & Pelosi Change Impeachment Charges To ‘Thought Crimes’ In Desperation https://madworldnews.com/schiff-pelosi-thought-crimes/ So now they are getting their Scripts from old Holliweird movies....What was the one about getting Arrested before you did something evern thought you never did it... Karsten

Article few years old Pastor Max Lucado Baffled Over Evangelical Trump Supporters March 6, 201612:00 PM ET Transcript Enlarge this image Pastor Max Lucado blogged about what he views as inappropriate behavior from a presidential candidate who calls himself a Christian. Rick Diamond/Getty Images If you've been following the presidential campaign, you have probably heard some talk about the power of the evangelical vote. Pastor Max Lucado is a prominent evangelical pastor and a prolific best-selling writer who almost never writes about politics. And that's one reason millions found a recent essay of his so interesting. Lucado took to his website to describe all the reasons he says Republican front-runner Donald Trump's tone and decorum fail the decency test, in a blog post titled "Decency for President." He cites Trump's belittling of women and people with disabilities, among other people, and his constant name-calling. He says such comments "wouldn't be acceptable even for a middle school student body election ... but for the oval office?" His essay, also published in the Washington Post, has now been shared millions of times. Lucado spoke with NPR's Michel Martin about his blog post and the response. Here are some of the highlights of their conversation: Michel Martin: What is it that made you want to weigh in here? Why now? Max Lucado: Kind of the bottom line for me, I don't think people come to the church where I preach to hear my view on politics. I'd like to think I'm going upriver in talking about world-view topics rather than particular political or controversial topics. So I've just stayed away from it through the years, which is funny because there was a time I wanted to go into politics. And so all of a sudden, here I am, I guess. I'm in the thick of it. I would not have said anything about Mr. Trump, never — I would never have said anything if he didn't call himself a Christian. It'd be none of my business whatsoever to make any comments about his language, his vulgarities, his slander of people, but I was deeply troubled ... that here's a man who holds up a Bible one day, and calls a lady "bimbo" the next. Here's a man who calls himself a Christian and yet just has the audacity to make fun of a lady's menstrual cycle. ... He didn't just do this on occasion, but repeatedly, unrepentantly. Somebody sent me a list of 64 people he's called loser. Just this week it's continued. ... It deeply concerns me that somebody who knows little or nothing about the Christian faith would hear Mr. Trump call himself a Christian and then make a decision based on the Christian faith, based on his behavior. And so I just felt like I should say something. I did not expect to stir up the dust storm that this blog has stirred up. Tell me what struck you about the reaction. We were stunned by the amount of response. ... It really struck a nerve. We had so many responses, we had to quit publishing second-generation responses because people were beginning to argue with each other. ... Not what I intended for it to be. ... Most of it has been positive — many people have said, "This is what I was thinking, thanks for saying it on my behalf." But there are many people who were just really ticked off that I would dare to suggest that this behavior is inappropriate. One thing that you noted in your follow-up post is there seemed to be a deep undercurrent of worry. There is, and you could sense that, you could almost taste it. There's an angst in the country, and I think there's a fear. I think there's a fear of we don't know what's next. And I've tried, maybe you can help me, I've tried to put my finger on the root of this fear. I feel like really we're better off than we were eight years ago, 10 years ago in many ways. There's certainly things we can do better at, but the economy is somewhat stable. We're not engaged in the level of international conflict that we've been involved; still, you would think we were. There's just a level of anxiety. I'm personally, of course, of the persuasion that all of our issues are spiritual issues and that a disconnect with God creates a disconnect with our neighbors and that leads to anxiety. ... Many people say in fact that they're puzzled about the appeal of Donald Trump, especially to professing Christians. The fact is, he has racked up many votes and endorsements from leaders. For example, on Super Tuesday, every state that Trump won, he received the majority of the evangelical vote. What do you think the appeal is? I'm curious why we're giving him a free pass on this behavior. Typically, evangelicals have tried to hold our leaders up, if they call themselves Christians, to a standard consistent with the faith and then of course consistent with whatever office they hold. But it seems like we're more than willing to give Mr. Trump a free pass. The classic one was in Iowa when he was asked, "Do you ever ask for forgiveness of sins?" and he said, "No, I don't need to." I nearly fell out of my chair. That's right at the heart and core of the Christian faith, that we're all sinners, we all need forgiveness of sins. I do not have an answer for your question. I've asked people who support Mr. Trump, "How do you reconcile the disconnect between what he claims to be and what he says?" ... I'm as baffled as anyone as to why. ... If President Obama had used the language and spoken with the same disrespect that Trump has, and identified himself with a Christian, there is no doubt in my mind that I would've expressed the same concern. ... We just have to hold ourselves to a higher standard if we're going to be leaders and if we're going to be Christians. I do believe that leaders have to be held to a higher standard, especially Christian leaders. I put myself in that camp. What would you say to people who are fed up with the government and think that it's gone too far on social issues like same-sex marriage and abortion, and feel that Trump is the only candidate who is willing to do something about it? My concern is that somebody would make a decision against Christianity because of Mr. Trump's behavior. And that's my high concern here. And to that person I would say, the way he speaks about people is not the way our master, our savior has taught us to speak; it's not the way our scriptures urge us to speak. The Bible urges us to be respectful to all people, especially people with whom we have disagreements, to never libel people, to never label people. Now, this is a huge deal in scripture, and so I would encourage that person, and the reason I've gone so verbal and vocal with this is because I'm protective of the reputation of Christ and the church, and I would ask that person not to interpret the Christian faith through the words of Mr. Trump.

Former Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch Appears To Contradict Herself During Testimony On Bidens, Burisma https://www.dailywire.com/news/former-ambassador-marie-yovanovitch-appears-to-contradict-herself-during-testimony-on-bidens-burisma?%3Futm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=cnews Karsten

If this is right things are really getting ugly over there. Karsten....The Dude

Trump adviser to Twilight News: Washington may impose sanctions on names in the New York Times report 2019/11/18 12:29:57 Gabriel Souma, a member of President Donald Trump's advisory board, said Monday that the administration would impose sanctions on the New York Times. "The American administration has not been surprised by the report," Soma told Shafaq News. "US intelligence knows a lot about what is said in the report. It has the perception and diagnosis of Iranian hegemony in Iraq, so the report did not come as a surprise." He pointed out that "it is not excluded that the US administration to impose sanctions on the figures mentioned in the report of the New York Times, but it does not rely on what is stated in the report, it has more information, and the report mentioned events in 2014 and 2015, and the Penal Code is implemented "It has information on those named and their relationship with the Revolutionary Guards." The New York Times on Monday published leaked classified documents from Iranian intelligence detailing how the regime in Tehran exercises power in Iraq through Quds Force commander Qasem Soleimani. The unprecedented leaks reveal Tehran's "tremendous" influence in Iraq, which shows years of hard work by Iranian spies to choose the country's leaders, pay the salaries of Iraqi proxies working for the Americans to change their positions and infiltrate every aspect of political, economic and religious life in Iraq. Iraq. According to an Iranian intelligence cable, the current prime minister, Adel Abdul Mahdi, worked in exile closely with Iran while Saddam Hussein was in power in Iraq. The cable says Abdul Mahdi had a special relationship with Iran's Revolutionary Guards when he was oil minister in 2014. According to the newspaper, one of the former senior US officials warned of his current downfall, "but no Iraqi politician can become prime minister without the blessing of Iran. When he became prime minister in 2018, he was seen as a compromise candidate acceptable to both Iran and the United States. According to the newspaper, leaked Iranian intelligence reports largely confirm what was already known about Iran's firm grip on Iraqi politics, but the reports reveal much more than previously known about the extent of Iran and the United States used Iraq as a starting point for espionage. The reports highlighted the complex domestic policy of the Iranian government, where rival factions are grappling with many of the same challenges faced by US occupation forces as they struggle to stabilize Iraq after the US invasion. The documents show how, at almost every turn, Iran has outperformed the United States in the competition for influence. The archive consists of hundreds of reports and leaks written mainly in 2014 and 2015 by Iranian Ministry of Intelligence and Security officers, who were working in the field in Iraq. According to the newspaper, Iraqi-Iranian meetings were held in dark alleys, shopping malls and Christmas camouflage parties, and documents show intelligence operations in order to take pictures of US soldiers and coalition forces against ISIS and gifts and buy receivables arrived to Kurdish security leaders. The archives obtained include Iranian intelligence reports written in 2014 and 2015 by Iranian intelligence officers working in Iraq. An Iranian intelligence report says former Iraqi prime minister Haider al-Abadi "has a close relationship" with Iran. Iranian intelligence reports show that Tehran's goal is to keep Iraq from failing, stop the growth of Sunni militancy on the border with Iran, stop any civil war that makes Shiites its victims and prevent the independence of Kurdistan, which destabilizes the region while keeping Iraq as a satellite state. The newspaper says Iran has wooed most CIA agents left behind by Washington in 2011 who feared retaliation and told Tehran everything they knew about CIA operations in Iraq. Former CIA agents provided Tehran with information about the agency's secret sites, the names of hotels where the agency's foreign agents were staying, details of weapons and training, and the names of Iraqis working for the agency. LINK

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/report-leaked-intelligence-cables-show-iran-s-grip-on-iraq/ar-BBWVWzG?ocid=spartandhp This may help answer that question...

Video of the Day: Watch Dan Rather claim ‘truth is closing in’ on Trump, who is running a cult https://conservativefiringline.com/video-of-the-day-watch-dan-rather-claim-truth-is-closing-in-on-trump-who-is-running-a-cult/ Dan Rather wouldn't know the truth if it jumped up and slapped him on the back of the head. Karsten

“ the coming period “ - here we go again They really don’t know how and/or care how pathetic and useless they look to the rest of the world Iraq isn’t a country-it’s a Front for the biggest money laundering corporation in the world. Bet you UN, IMF & WB Big knobs get a piece of that action. Virtually no oversight for nearly 16 years tells it all.

LINK Secret documents published for the first time explain how Iran exercises power in Iraq 18th November, 2019 A leaked classified Iranian intelligence document showed how the regime in Tehran exercises power in Iraq through Quds Force commander Qasem Soleimani, the New York Times reported on Monday. The unprecedented leaks reveal Tehran's "tremendous" influence in Iraq, which shows years of hard work by Iranian spies to choose the country's leaders, pay the salaries of Iraqi proxies working for the Americans to change their positions and infiltrate every aspect of political, economic and religious life in Iraq. Iraq. According to an Iranian intelligence cable, the current prime minister, Adel Abdul Mahdi, worked in exile closely with Iran while Saddam Hussein was in power in Iraq. The cable indicates that Abdul Mahdi had a special relationship with Iran's Revolutionary Guards when he was oil minister in 2014. According to the newspaper, one of the former senior US officials warned of his current downfall, "but no Iraqi politician can become prime minister without the blessing of Iran. When he became prime minister in 2018, he was seen as a compromise candidate acceptable to both Iran and the United States. It offers an extraordinary glimpse into the Iranian secret regime. They also detail the extent to which Iraq has fallen under Iranian influence since the US invasion in 2003, which has turned Iraq into a gateway to Iranian power, linking the geography of the Islamic Republic to domination from the shores of the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean. According to the newspaper, the Iranian intelligence reports that were leaked confirms largely what was already known about Iran's firm grip on Iraqi politics. But far more than previously known reports reveal the extent to which Iran and the United States are using Iraq as a launching pad for spy games. The reports highlighted the complex domestic policy of the Iranian government, where rival factions are grappling with many of the same challenges faced by US occupation forces as they struggle to stabilize Iraq after the US invasion. The documents show how, at almost every turn, Iran has outperformed the United States in the competition for influence. The archive consisted of hundreds of reports and leaks mainly written in 2014 and 2015 by officers of Iran's Ministry of Intelligence and Security, who were working in the field in Iraq.

Monday - November 18, 2019 CBI - Foreign Currency Selling Window for Tuesday, 19/11/2019 that was performed on Monday, 18/11/2019 Announcement No.(4082) Sale Date - Tuesday - 19/11/2019 that was performed on Monday - 18/11/2019 Details Amount Total sale for the purpose of strengthen outside assets (Transfers and credits) 228,940,733 Total sale cash 18,960,000 Total sale amount 247,900,733 Note: Selling price of remittance money to bank accounts outside is (1190) ID for each Dollar. Cash selling price is (1190) ID for each Dollar. Link: »Central Bank of Iraq sales table for foreign currency (amounts in thousands of dollars) for Tuesday 2019/11/19 and implemented on Monday 2019/11/18

Parliament: The coming period will see the adoption of laws representing the essence of political reform Policy 2019-11-18 | 09:24 Source: Alsumaria News 2,374 views The first deputy speaker of parliament Hassan Karim al-Kaabi, Monday, that the coming period will see the adoption of laws representing the essence of political reform and the real change that the people aspire to. "The deputy speaker chaired today a meeting of the parliamentary legal committee to discuss the two draft laws mentioned above in preparation for their reading during Tuesday's session," Al-Kaabi said in a statement received by Alsumaria News. Al Kaabi explained during the meeting that "the next few years will witness the enactment of a number of important laws such as the law of elections for the Iraqi Council of Representatives and the law of the Independent High Electoral Commission," stressing that "the two laws are a fundamental pillar and the essence of political reform and change that the people aspire to." He pointed out that "tomorrow's session, will include reading the above two laws to discuss and vote on them during the coming sessions, adding that" the Council will also adopt tomorrow a series of important legislation and affect the need of the citizen and the fulfillment of its demands such as the law of retirement and the abolition of privileges of officials and health insurance and integrity. Al-Kaabi pointed out that "the people should have an opinion on all laws that will be enacted within the council to see all the articles contained therein."

Salim al-Jubouri responds to what was published about being one of his advisers as a leader of Iran's intelligence Political | 12:27 - 18/11/2019 BAGHDAD - The former speaker of the House of Representatives, Salim al-Jubouri, on Monday, to what was published that one of his advisers a leader in the Iranian intelligence, according to the newspaper "New York Times". Al-Jubouri said in a press statement that he was not aware that "one of his advisers is a leader of Iran's intelligence." He added: "As an official it is normal to have relations with everyone," warning that "the documents published may carry with it a street tradition." Jubouri continued: "We have question marks on the timing of the publication of leaked Iranian documents, which coincides with demonstrations and sit-ins in Iraq, and other demonstrations in Iran." The New York Times, in cooperation with the Intercept, published leaked documents on Iran's "interference" in political action in Iraq, governed by a number of politicians, while noting that Tehran had "recruited" "Salim al-Jubouri, despite being a Sunni, was known for his close relationship with neighboring Iran, but the leaks reveal that one of his senior political advisers. Known as Source 134832 - was an asset of Iranian intelligence," the report said. "The source urged the Iranians to develop relations with al-Jubouri, to hinder US efforts to nurture a new class of young Sunni leaders in Iraq and perhaps to achieve reconciliation between Sunnis and Shiites." "The source warned that Iran must act to prevent the speaker from slipping into a pro-American position, because one of the characteristics of Salim al-Jubouri is to make hasty decisions."

I can't even stand to watch the crap Hollywood puts out knowing how evil these people are. Mel Gibson: Hollywood Elites ‘Kill Innocent Children & Drink Their Blood’ January 21, 2018 admin 25 Movie star blows the whistle on entertainment industry pedophile ring In a shocking exposé, movie star Mel Gibson has blown the whistle on the epidemic of “parasites” who “control Hollywood” that are involved in child sacrifice and pedophilia.The Lethal Weapon star said that “every studio in Hollywood is bought and paid for with the blood of innocent children,” adding that the “most valuable currency is the blood of babies.” While in London, England promoting his latest role in Daddy’s Home 2, Gibson described entertainment industry elites as an “enemy to mankind” who “feast on the blood of innocent children.”He said key players in the movie business “get their kicks from destroying the sanctuary of children” as they “thrive on breaking every God-given taboo known to man.” “They have a blatant disregard for the good of the people.”Destroying people’s lives is just a game to them – the more pain they can cause, the better the thrill.”Children a just sustenance to them.”They feast on the pain and fear, and the younger, the better.” “These people follow their own religion and use it for moral guidance.”It’s not the sort of religious teachings you folks would ever hear about.”They perform sacred rituals that are sick and totally at odds with the moral fabric that binds most patriotic Americans.”The worst part: It’s an open secret in Hollywood and everyone wants in on it.” Mel Gibson appeared on British prime-time BBC chatshow, The Graham Norton Show on Friday, where the veteran actor answered questions from shocked guests, in the green room backstage after his appearance, regarding the true nature of Hollywood “elites.” He explained how he had been blacklisted by Hollywood’s controlling oligarchs in 2006 for voicing his opinions about the industry that clashed with their liberal agenda.He said that since then he has been “working outside of the system” which has given him a fresh perspective, saying: “It’s difficult to comprehend, I know, and I’m sorry that I am the one to break this to you, but Hollywood is an institutionalized pedophile ring.”They use and abuse kids for their own sick ‘spiritual beliefs,’ if you can even call them that. “I don’t fully understand it myself, but they harvest these kids for their energy and feast on their blood.”They don’t do it mercifully either, they scare the sh*t out of them before they sacrifice them. “The more innocent the child, the more terrified they are, the more they thrive on it,” said the Braveheart star. “What does that mean? “They aren’t doing this as some form of artistic expression: They are harvesting the blood of children and eating their flesh because they think it gives them some sort of ‘life force.’”If the child was mentally and physically suffering when they died, then it gives them ‘extra life force.’”I don’t understand why they do that, but that’s what they do.”Most of us have a moral compass that guides us through life, right?” These people don’t have that, or if they do, it’s pointing in the opposite direction.” Gibson, who has spent the last 30 years working inside and outside of the Hollywood regime, says that the industry’s hierarchy “thrives on abuse, pain, torture, stress, and suffering.”According to Gibson, the desire to inflict such abuse isn’t limited to just the elite, but only “those at the top of the food chain can afford such a ‘luxury,’” although, it’s a “goal for most people in the industry.” “Hollywood is drenched in innocent children’s blood.”The references to pedophilia and cannibalism have always been there, but for years they cryptic or symbolic.”I was introduced to these practices in the early 2000s and was threatened with serious repercussions should I ever speak out.”And, I don’t just mean my career, I mean my life was threatened, my family’s life would be in danger.”I can only talk about it now as those people, those industry executives, they’re all dead now.”They see the blood of a sexually abused infant as the ‘ultimate prize’ and say that it’s ‘highly enriched.’ ”Babies are like a ‘premium currency’ and hold a higher value of anything else you can think of: Diamonds, drugs, caviar, you name it.”They are literally trading these kids like a currency for favors, movie roles, kickbacks…” According to Gibson, this perversion isn’t just the latest fad but has been a deep-threaded culture in Hollywood for generations, and is something popular among both men and women. “This isn’t anything new and has been taking place since before Hollywood was even founded.”If you research this phenomenon, you will find lurking in the shadows of every dark era in history.”These dark, multidimensional occult practices have been used in secret societies for hundreds of years.”Hollywood is being used for social programming and mind control and their message is being projected into the psyche of the American people…”People everywhere"

To Show RayRen The Door ?

Middle East Amendment to Iraqi corruption law to tackle prevalent graft within government: diplomat Hiwa Shilani | 8 hours ago A female protester waves an Iraqi flag during ongoing anti-government demonstrations, Baghdad, Nov. 1, 2019. (Photo: Reuters/Ahmed Jadallah) Iraq Protests Iraqi Commission of Integrity Corruption ERBIL (Kurdistan 24) – A member of Iraq’s integrity committee in the council of representatives announced on Saturday the preparation of a project to amend the law of the Iraqi Commission of Integrity to fight corruption. October’s deadly and Iraqi-wide demonstrations saw two weeks of pause midway through the month but continue today as protestors demand action against corruption that is widespread throughout governmental institutions in the country. Handren Lazgin, a member of the Iraqi integrity committee in the Iraqi Parliament, announced that the project to amend the Iraqi Integrity Commission law is ready for voting in the parliament. “If voted on, it will enable the commission to effectively act against corruption and take legal action and punish those charged with corruption,” Lazgin said. “There are several open cases of corruption in the commission of integrity; however, most of them refer back to the previous governments in Iraq,” he noted, adding that “the current government, under the leadership of Adil Abdul Mahdi, has stood against corruption the most in comparison to the previous ones.” Since demonstrations in Baghdad and other major Iraqi cities began in early October, at least 320 people have been killed on both sides and over 15,000 wounded amid a violent crackdown by security forces. International observers and human rights organizations have widely condemned the use of force. Demonstrations continue as protesters are calling for an end to the economic woes of the public and a complete governmental overhaul amid shortages of public services, high rates of unemployment, and chronic institutional corruption. Editing by Karzan Sulaivany

I found this interesting. It's from yesterday. Iraq's top religious authority Ali al-Sistani Sistani refused to «receive» Sadr and hear Soleimani «tough talk» .. This is the content 2019-11-16 Monitor - Solution Iraq In a report, France 24 considered that the speech of the supreme religious authority in Iraq is the "most obvious" of the Marjaiya since the beginning of the wave of protests that began demanding on 1 October last, this is the first time that the Marjaiya says it supports the protests And not only its demands, while the agency prepared a "complete turn" in the speech in favor of the street. The report added that «the sermon is an open criticism of the ruling authority, which last week secured an agreement sponsored by Iran, keep it in power, while ending the protests by all means available». The agency noted that «after Friday sermons, marches witnessed more participation in the southern cities and # Baghdad , where four people were killed by live bullets and a tear gas bomb», according to medical sources. A senior political source close to Marjeh circles told Agence France-Presse: «Tehran recently tried to deliver messages to Marjeh, asking them to support the current government in its sermon and call for demonstrators to withdraw from the street, and give the opportunity to make reforms within a specific time limit». The source pointed out that «the reference refused to respond to these messages or even received, and therefore did not agree to receive the leader of the Sadrist movement , Muqtada al-Sadr , immediately after his return from # Tehran , so that the street does not think that he carries a message from them». He pointed out that « # Qasim_Solimani himself, heard harsh words from the reference on the Iranian role in the Iraqi crisis», without further details, as described by the source of the French agency. Earlier this week, Sistani met with the head of the United Nations Mission in Iraq ( UNAMI) , Jenin Hennes-Blaschaert , who presented him with a phased roadmap, calling for an "immediate end to violence, electoral reforms, and anti- corruption measures within a Two weeks, followed by constitutional amendments and structural legislation within three months ». The supreme religious authority said in its sermon on Friday that «the will of the people is the result of universal secret ballot if conducted fairly and fairly», calling for «to speed up the adoption of a fair electoral law gives a real opportunity to change the forces that have ruled the country during the past years». Edited by: Sireddine Youssef https://iraq.7al.net/2019/11/16/السيستاني-رفض-استقبال-الصدر-وأسمع/

'This is an inquisition': Schiff denies GOP witness requests on eve of 'fair' public impeachment hearings https://www.theblaze.com/glenn-radio/schiff-gop-witness-list?utm_content=buffered242&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=fb-glennbeck&fbclid=IwAR0k4DZ5yKqGA4HmDJG8q6r70kPNYpyvQ8pCt6NM6tU1BgJ50Dqe5c_dwIE Karsten

Monday، 18 November 2019 02:13 AM Washington condemns Iran for using 'lethal force' against protesters The White House on Sunday condemned protest-hit Iran for using "lethal force" against demonstrators during unrest that left two dead -- a civilian and a policeman -- and saw authorities arrest dozens and restrict internet access. "The United States supports the Iranian people in their peaceful protests against the regime that is supposed to lead them," White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham said in a statement. "We condemn the lethal force and severe communications restrictions used against demonstrators." The unrest erupted on Friday, hours after it was announced that the price of gas would rise to 15,000 rials per liter (12 US cents) from 10,000 for the first 60 liters, and to 30,000 rials for any extra fuel bought after that each month. It is a rise many consumers can ill afford, given that Iran's economy has been battered since May of last year, when President Donald Trump unilaterally withdrew the US from a 2015 nuclear agreement and reimposed crippling sanctions. Access to the internet was restricted a day after the demonstrations broke out. A policeman was shot in a clash with "rioters" in the western city of Kermanhshah on Saturday and died the following day, provincial police chief Ali Akbar Javidan said, according to IRNA state news agency. Several people were also wounded and dozens arrested in the demonstrations that saw motorists block highways and others torch public property. Some of the worst violence seen so far was in the central city of Sirjan, where acting governor Mohammad Mahmoudabadi said a civilian was killed and fuel stations were among the public property attacked and damaged. https://www.thebaghdadpost.com/en/Story/44688/Washington-condemns-Iran-for-using-lethal-force-against-protesters

11-17-2019 Newshound/Intel Guru Randy Koonce ... None of us knew that the Dinar Days of our Lives was going to run this long!! ...none of us ever anticipated the political football this 'project' has become. There is an abundance of evidence that this 'event' should have taken place many years ago. But, here we are. Still punting the dinar football! The latest information that has come to me indicates that we are, once again, in a very hot window. This window is open as we speak, and will remain open and hot through the end of the year. Please pay attention!! Now. To the end of the year. And I am hoping 'sooner than later.' ...(post 1 of 4)... 11-17-2019 Newshound/Intel Guru Randy Koonce It is my understand that President Trump wants this done 'now'. But we do not know how long 'now' might take to complete. It is entirely possible that Thanksgiving 2019 could be one for the books. But, as we ALL have learned, things can change the direction of this in a heartbeat. So, while we have very good information right now, it is important that everyone remain grounded and focused on the long game. While we could have a lot to be thankful for at Thanksgiving this year, it also could be a New Year's to remember. ...at some point, in the very near future, we are going to have a lot for which to be very grateful...(post 2 of 4)... 11-17-2019 Newshound/Intel Guru Randy Koonce ...What I know for a fact is that President Trump is trying to get this released, in spite of tremendous opposition from the Democrats, who do not want this to happen. The reason for the 'extended' window is because of our current political environment. ...This is a currency, whose value prior to the Iraqi war was worth $2.65. It will be worth that again, and more because there are more assets in Iraq now than before. This is going to happen! The only question is when...(post 3 of 4)...(the final post 4 will be posted as a reply when available)... 11-17-2019 Newshound Guru Jeff …we have seen more articles since July talking about article 140 and HCL more than we ever have in history. And those types of steps and actions would strongly confirm that we’re right on the edge of this. But like I said time is a factor…this is not a get rich overnight kind of thing...

Concealed Nation Fan Fends Off Three Home Invaders With M&P Shield https://concealednation.org/2016/01/concealed-nation-fan-fends-off-three-home-invaders-with-mp-shield/?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com&fbclid=IwAR3yyx1rzuhdQNNGXcyB0ghjjIlBKb0KSffcH6qr2e2TuU4jN9Zzi8NdZvc Karsten

We all know that if the "informed source" is correct and this is TRUE ; this is HUGE, VERY POSITIVE NEWS for our investment. The next few days should be very revealing ............................... Semper Fi Many thanks to the CNN for making my morning

Bill O’Reilly: The Dems Wish They Had a Way Out of Impeachment https://rightwingvideos.com/bill-oreilly-the-dems-wish-they-had-a-way-out-of-impeachment/ Karsten

FWIW, From a Friend! 'excerpt',,, While we could have a lot to be thankful for at Thanksgiving this year, it also could be a New Year's to remember. We just need to remember that at some point, in the very near future, we are going to have a lot for which to be very grateful.

Is this good news???

That Little Clampett’s Got His Own Jet Airplane - That Little Clampett He’s A Millionaire !