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REMEMBER, no one really knows what will happen, or when. They're simply stating their opinions based on what they perceive to be happening in Iraq... So, take everything with a grain of salt ... RON 8-10-2025 Fnu Lnu Iraqi Law Report: "The new law authorizes production share agreements (PSAs) which guarantees a profit for foreign oil companies. The language goes as follows; The central government distributes remaining oil revenues throughout the nation on a per capita basis. Iraq's constitution allows governorates to form a semi-independent regions, fully controlling their own natural resources." Discussion continually arises on the subject of the HCL (Hydro-Carbon Law) and debate surrounds the issue of the PSA's. The central government distributes remaining oil revenues throughout the nation on a per capita basis, meaning, per person or by head count. [Post 1 of 2] 8-10-2025 Frank26 [Iraq boots-on-the-ground report] FIREFLY: We see the evidence of what the United States is doing right now in Iraq. We saw the evidence of the reforms, but now we see the evidence of your president. He seems to be involved in the things that are being done here in Iraq. 8-10-2025 MarkZ There is a big clean up going on in Iraq. ARTICLE: “Sudani announces the dismissal of 41 directors general and the referral of 4 ministers to the judiciary” These are people in government positions hired to do jobs that they were not doing. Money was disappearing and there was incompetence and corruption. Sudani is cleaning house…and the timing is pretty important here. There is a mass push from Kurdistan and the government to clean it all up right now. Possibly (I hypothesize) before the reset. There is a sudden concern to clean up every single piece. There are many solid rumors that they just destroyed 62 trillion dinar. And there is a shut down and control of all financial borders that has happened this past week. This is all exciting in my book. 8-10-2025 Mnt Goat ...we must remember that in the midst of the political issues facing Iraq the Central Bank is continuing to move ahead and further its preparation for working yet even more closely with the global financial arena.
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Human rights group says use of trial-waiver procedures has increased by 300% worldwide since 1990 Owen Bowcott Legal affairs correspondent Thursday 27 April 2017 12.03 BST San Quentin state Prison in California. As many of 97% of US federal criminal cases are resolved through guilty pleas. Photograph: Eric Risberg/AP https://www.theguardian.com/law/2017/apr/27/traditional-trial-rights-renounced-as-countries-adopt-us-style-plea-bargaining
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Rubaie of "foreign investors in Iraq," a meeting in Dubai: a future government on large-scale changes in the investment law Wednesday, December 10/1 December 2014 15:05 [baghdad - where] MP for the National Alliance Rubaie, for large-scale changes in investment and structuring investment institutions in Iraq Act, to encourage foreign investors to invest in Iraq, calling on investors to visit Iraq and see the security, political and economic reality, and not rely on some of the media, to see the internal situation in Iraq. He said al-Rubaie, a statement issued by the Information Office, following the end of the meeting, which was held in the Emirate of Dubai, on Wednesday, the agency received all of Iraq [where] a copy of which was that "Iraq is a fertile ground for investment, foreign investors can grow their investments for the privileged." Pointing out that "the new government, which was formed recently, trying to find a political, security and economic reforms, as well as the fight against corruption through practical mechanisms, including subsidized could be adopted in the amendment of the Investment Act and encourage investors." He called al-Rubaie, at the same time investors, to "not to believe some foreign media and Arabic, which is trying to undermine Iraq through the distortion of the image transparent." He pointed out that he "made a request to the investors, inviting them to visit Iraq, and see the true reality of the size of the possibility of investing in Iraq." On the other hand, "investors promised to consider this request seriously." .anthy.

