Shabibi .. Qurban errors or professional victim?

[yota691]

Shabibi .. Qurban errors or professional victim?

Editor: MM Wednesday 13 February 2013 10:22 GMT

Shabibi

Alsumaria News / Baghdad was issuing the Supreme Judicial Council arrest warrant against Central Bank Governor Sinan al-Shabibi in "corruption", a reason not to return to Baghdad, and resorting to Switzerland, and then he accused Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki that he is trying to control the Central Bank, and control his money According to his political objectives. Bank believes that Shabibi "man professional specialist and competent in the performance of his work but the question of his dismissal special issue of sovereignty of the country." In his view, economic analyst Abdul Rahman al-Mashhadani and despite his disagreement and a number of economists with the Bank's policy militant and raising the interest rate in the past 2006 - 2009, that "dismissal Shabibi political issue par excellence because central bank policy were not commensurate with the policy of the government." and Shabibi born in Baghdad in 1941, is the son of Mohammed Rida Jawad al-Shabibi poet of geniuses poets Iraq and national leader, plagued politics was a social reformer rather than politically and statesman, helped lead revolted against the British occupation. appointed position Iraqi Central Bank Governor and the rank of minister, on August 30, 2003, after lengthy deliberations by the former Governing Council, holds a BA in Economics with honors from the University of Baghdad School of Economics and political science in 1966, and holds a diploma of higher economic development from the University of Manchester, 1970. received a master's degree in economics from the University of Manchester in 1971, also earned a doctorate in economics from the University of Bristol - England in 1975. returned Cpie then to Iraq to serve as Chairman of the Department of Import and marketing in the oil ministry until 1977, then turn to the presidency department coordination and planning in the Ministry of Planning to remain in this position until 1980, after which he served as an economic oldest in the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development "UNCTAD" until 2003. singled Shabibi areas multiple the most important building econometric models, Iraq's economy, and external debt management, with an emphasis on the aspects of analytical and macroeconomic and debt sustainability analysis, and analysis of the balance of payments, and cash flows for the OPEC countries especially for Arab financial institutions, and the economics of oil and energy, and problems of evolution in the Arab countries and the Middle East Generally, the evolution of the implications of trade and financial globalization. Shabibi said told reporters in Geneva after the decision sacked, he believed that the fundamental problem is that the central bank did not fund the government because the law does not allow it, and added that the allegations against him did not go to investigate the administrative and turned into a direct elimination, and Description criticisms vague and unfair. Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki said, in (November 5, 2012), The warheads big fall issue of the central bank, while stressing that the presence of Shabibi in the bank is wrong to expiration appointed governor, pointed out that he is not acting funds Iraqi , but had no information on the size or the location of the deposit. considered economic analyst Abdul Rahman al-Mashhadani that "Shabibi and staff working in the bank worked professionally, but that does not mean there are no errors in the bank case if a lot of state institutions, but the bank is one of the best institutions I worked professionally in the past decade. " and adds Mashhadani in a statement for "Alsumaria News" today that "what went wrong by Shabibi is to put some officials in the bank auction for long periods, and was supposed to be alterations periodically at least every two months, because their presence these periods makes them a target for banks eligibility and dealers in the auction and will be manipulated quantities of these banks at the expense of banks and dealers others, "adding that" this action of fatal errors that occurred with Shabibi, which exploited the government to overthrow him. " and refers Mashhadani that "Shabibi known integrity and professionalism and rigor and his legality are not commensurate with the current stage, characterized by tendencies of political and personal favoritism political parties and administrative corruption, "describing it as" a person who does not fit this stage. " It is noteworthy that the Supreme Judicial Council confirmed, in (19 last October), issuance of an arrest warrant against the central bank governor and a number of officials in corruption cases, after the media quoted a local, in (14 October 2012), sources oversight that the judiciary has issued an arrest warrant for al-Shabibi corruption charges, pointing out that he escaped out of the country after the issuance of note. and Iraq's cabinet decided, in (16 October 2012), and the dismissal Central Bank Governor Sinan al-Shabibi and the prime BSA Abdul Basit Turki agency instead. has already revealed House Speaker Osama Najafi, in (7 October 2012), the existence of suspicion of corruption in the work of the Iraqi Central Bank, while noting that the Council proceeded to achieve "depth" in the policy of the central bank since 2003, vowed to pursue the investigation "personally" to the importance of the issue. referred to the pace of accusations escalated on smuggling currency that overshadowed the selling prices of the dollar in the local markets and led to increased exchange rate months ago, while deputies asked the need to take the initiative on the government to stop selling the currency in auctions the central bank, others stressed that Iraq is losing substantial funds by smuggled daily out of the border, despite the praise of many of specialists in economic affairs on the positives of the auction to reduce inflation and to control the value of the Iraqi dinar.

[ronscarpa]

Thanks Yota .. appreciate the big picture & history...! Yet we still don't know what really went down - IMO

[TrinityeXchange]

i think its obvious what went down. maliki is a madman conducting a runaway train. anyone adverse to his goal, vision or plan has their character assassinated or worse. anyone who stands up against him has their family members thrown in dungeons without due process of law.

i don't think we have to be told by the media (which is maliki controlled at this point) what the real news is. we have been watching a severe power grab by one man and his party. the same thing goes on all over the world with men and opportunity to rule. what is incredible about this scenario with maliki though is that he is as conspicuous as can be. he has placed egg on the faces of two united states presidents and it appears that no one will correct this wrong.

fortunately, the people have been stirred to defend their freedom and not be plunged back into the dark ages of dictatorship. when they march on baghdad, we shall really see just how mad maliki is. for the sake of all, i hope it concludes peacefully and a win for the people. dictators are a sickening sort.

[uncirculd]

Go Trinity!! I am curious about the Baghdad march also. maliki is already in the news calling it as going to be illegal.

[easyrider]

Go Trinity!! I am curious about the Baghdad march also. maliki is already in the news calling it as going to be illegal.

Maliki can say what he wishes but it wont stop what is coming to Baghdad the people are beyond pissed and in massive numbers theres a couple ways this could end.

1. It could end peaceful, and Maliki agress to the demands of the people

2. Maliki starts killing protesters and tuns into an all out civil war. Once Maliki stats killing people Maliki has sealed his fate and would be tried in court or running for the hills. Its already been seen that you cant force your way to power any longer. It simply doesnt work anymore, also the 50,00 troops he has threatened to bring in from Iran wont stand a chance way too many countries are involved in the success of Iraq. Would they all let this go to waste? or do they finally bring the wanna be tyrant down once and for all?

Edited February 13, 2013 by easyrider

[welcome007]

Maliki can say what he wishes but it wont stop what is coming to Baghdad the people are beyond pissed and in massive numbers theres a couple ways this could end.

1. It could end peaceful, and Maliki agress to the demands of the people

2. Maliki starts killing protesters and tuns into an all out civil war. Once Maliki stats killing people Maliki has sealed his fate and would be tried in court or running for the hills. Its already been seen that you cant force your way to power any longer. It simply doesnt work anymore, also the 50,00 troops he has threatened to bring in from Iran wont stand a chance way too many countries are involved in the success of Iraq. Would they all let this go to waste? or do they finally bring the wanna be tyrant down once and for all?

ok out of those 2 which one would you think maliki the dictator will take..i say # 2