Parliamentary power: Kurds did not provide a convincing justification for non-commitment to pay oil money

[drj]

The HCL is close, very close!

[yota691]

Najran Barzani requires Baghdad to provide the province's share of the budget in exchange for the delivery of oil revenues

Editorial date: 2017/11/6 13:23 • 334 times read

The Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Region, Nezhirvan Barzani, on Monday the readiness of his government to hand over crude oil revenues to the federal government in Baghdad provided that the latter provides the full share of the province of the federal budget for 2018.

Barzani said at a news conference after a meeting with ministers of his government, "Baghdad, unfortunately , is not ready to pay for the region salaries of the staff if they were willing to adopted lists Albaaomitri system that we conducted, saying we are ready for dialogue on this matter and we have no objection letter that Baghdad was serious in this regard. 

He added that "We must sit and reach a joint agreement if Baghdad is serious to hand over the share of Kurdistan in full of the budget, we are ready to hand over oil exports.

[yota691]

N'Dirvan Barzani: We are ready to hand over oil for our share of the budget

 

 

Nov 06, 2017

"The Arab Jerusalem," - Prime Minister of the Kurdistan region, Najirvan Barzani, said Monday that his government is ready to hand over crude oil revenues to the federal government in Baghdad, provided the full share of the region of the federal budget for 2018.

Barzani said that Baghdad is not willing to pay the salaries of the staff of the region, as evidence of the adoption of lists of the system "Biometric" conducted by the region.

"We must sit down and reach a joint agreement if Baghdad is serious about handing over a full share of Kurdistan from the budget, we are ready to hand over oil exports," he told a news conference after a meeting with his cabinet ministers.

[yota691]

Without any preconditions ... Deputy reveals Kurdish parties will cancel the "referendum of the region"

06-11-2017 01:46 PM

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Baghdad News -

 

 

Deputy National Alliance MP Amer al-Fayez on Monday received positive indications from the Kurdish parties to announce the cancellation of the referendum and open a dialogue without any preconditions with Baghdad, stressing that no dialogue or reception of any Kurdish delegation without the region's announcement to cancel the referendum and the result.

 
Fayez said in a press statement that "some Kurdish parties have received positive signals about their intention to cancel the referendum and the result of the coming days to open a dialogue with Baghdad directly to overcome the crisis of the economic region."

 
He added that "the Kurdistan Regional Government involved in several crises can not be bypassed without going through Baghdad, most notably the provision of salaries of employees in the region and the Peshmerga as well as external debt and the file of oil exports and the failure of neighboring countries to deal with the region through border crossings without the supervision of the federal government.

Al-Fayez said that "the Baghdad government has officially declared its ability to pay the salaries of the staff of the region and solve its economic problems in the event of announcing the cancellation of the referendum and the delivery of border ports and airports and other conditions declared."

"The main Kurdish parties adopt the decision to cancel the referendum within the next few days to contain the collapsed Kurdish street from political and economic crises," Fayez said.

[yota691]

By "force" the Abadi government will impose its control over all border crossings

06-11-2017 01:49 PM

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Baghdad News -

 

 

Walid al-Hali, an adviser to Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, said the government would impose its control over border posts outside its authority, even with "force." 

"There are 29 outlets outside the control of the federal government," he said in a televised interview. "There is no one knowing what the situation is at these ports. We do not know whether they are used to smuggle drugs, oil and terrorists." 

"The government is serious in eradicating corruption and looking for whales of corruption and wants to punish them in accordance with laws and constitutional provisions," he said.

[Butifldrm]

 

Kurdistan

14 Kurdish MPs facing death sentence threats for referendum

By Rudaw 2 hours ago

Rudaw file photo of Iraqi parliament in session.

ERBIL, Kurdistan Region - Fourteen Kurdish members of the Iraqi parliament are facing the threat of death sentences from Baghdad for voting in Kurdistan Region’s independence referendum on September 25.

 

Dr. Muthana Ameen, an MP from the Kurdistan Islamic Union (KIU), one of the MPs in question, says “They want to try us with Iraq’s penal code156 for voting as Kurds and in a civil and democratic way for the independence of Kurdistan.”

 

Ameen slammed the parliament’s decree saying “We see this decision against us as political not legal.”

 

The Iraqi Parliament’s MPs affairs committee has so far read three recommendations from the parliament against the 14 Kurdish parliamentarians which include stripping them of immunity, trial and banning them from parliamentary duties until their cases have been decided on by the court.

 

Amin wonders why the parliament is only after these 14 MPs when “many others” voted, too.

 

“If death sentence is issued for an MP for voting, then three million Kurds must be punished," said Amin.

 

On suggestions from the Shiite State of Law Coalition nearly 100 MPs submitted a letter to the Iraqi Federal Court, wanting legal measures taken against the Kurdish MPs who voted for the independence of Kurdistan from Iraq.

 

Of the 14 MPs, 10 are from the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP), two from the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) and the other two from the KIU. 

 

The Federal Court refused to issue any verdicts against them, saying according to the Iraqi constitution, it was not their business to issue verdicts against the respective MPs.

 

On October 10, a temporary committee comprised of the legal and MPs affairs committees decided to expel the 14 MPs and sent their cases to the court.

 

Amin Bakir, a Change Movement (Gorran) parliamentarian in Baghdad echoed the sentiment that stirring the motion against the Kurds in the parliament is more of “political.”

 

“This question is political and lifting immunity on MPs is not an easy job,” Bakir, who is also member of the legislature’s legal committee, told Rudaw.

 

He added they “Do not know the opinion of other Kurdish MPs since they have not returned to Baghdad yet. But this subject is certainly more to do with political stalemates between Erbil and Baghdad.”

 

In the meantime, the Iraqi parliament is trying to persuade the Kurdish MPs to return to Baghdad.

 

According to Renas Jano, one of the 14 charged MPs, Salim al-Jabouri, parliament speaker had asked several MPs to persuade other Kurdish parliamentarians to return and attend the sessions.

 

“But Jabouri has not given any guarantees to the MPs that there will not be any legal measures against them once they return,” he explained.

 

According to Iraq’s penal code 156, a person is sentenced to death who “intentionally” threatens the sovereignty and unity of the state. 

 

But this code has not been implemented in the Kurdistan Region since 2003, according to Article 21 of the Region.

 

http://www.rudaw.net/english/kurdistan/061120171

[Butifldrm]

Barzani extends olive branch to Baghdad, open talks, no military language

By Rudaw 1 hour ago

Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Nechirvan Barzani speaking to reporters following a cabinet meeting in Erbil on Monday, November 6, 2017. Photo: Rudaw

ERBIL, Kurdistan Region—The Kurdish government and political parties are ready to fully engage in negotiations with Baghdad in order to resolve all disputes through understanding and based on the constitution, said Prime Minister Nechirvan Barzani at a press conference in Erbil on Monday, adding that the military is not the right approach to solving any issue.

 

“The KRG is ready for talks that would achieve the best interests of Iraq and Kurdistan Region,” PM Barzani told reporters. “We don't think issues could be resolved militarily. They need serious political talk.”

 

The Kurdish Prime Minister said: “The last fourteen years have been a good lesson that we can't resolve differences by the mindset of who is strong and who is not.”

 

He added that Erbil may have a different view of the Iraqi constitution “but we can still solve all issues through dialogue.”

 

  We don't think issues could be resolved militarily.  

 

 

Barzani described recent military confrontations between the Peshmerga and Iraqi forces as unfortunate, adding that “there was no need for the deployment of the army and Hashd al-Shaabi.”

 

“We ask for a complete and inclusive ceasefire and urge Baghdad for talks.”

 

He maintained that there were talks between Kurdish and Iraqi military officials, “but to this point there is no agreement between them and nothing has been signed,” he said, stressing that “the solution does not lie in the military but in serious political negotiations.”

 

“We are even ready to talk to Iraqi political parties who genuinely want to understand the situation and find a solution for it,” the Prime Minister said, “The talks do not necessarily have to be only with the government.”

 

Responding to a question from a reporter about Kurdistan Region’s oil revenues since the October events and loss of Kirkuk, Barzani said, “More than half of Kurdistan Region’s oil has been reduced and that certainly affects our revenues. What’s important to us, and all our efforts now are to reach a deal with Baghdad.”

 

“We say this now and we have said it before, if Baghdad is willing to fully pay the 17 percent share of our budget we are ready to hand over to them oil dossier.”

 

“There has not been a census in Iraq and until that happens things should remain as they are agreed on in the constitution. The Iraqi constitution gives the Kurdistan Region 17 percent of the budget.”

 

  The Iraqi constitution gives the Kurdistan Region 17 percent of the budget.  

 

 

PM Barzani said that Kurdish political parties are united in their belief in negotiations with Baghdad and they pursue that through the KRG.

 

“Can Iraq’s issues be resolved with force?” Barzani said all Iraqi and Kurdish leaders should ask themselves. “No, Iraq’s history shows us that that is not the case.”

 

“Baghdad and Erbil issues can be solved through straightforward negotiations and with an open mind and not a mentality of who is victorious and who is not,”

 

“If we really want peace and stability and for all groups to live in geography called Iraq, serious talks must then be held far from who has lost and who has won,” PM Barzani said. “With this mindset we can expect a bright future for all Iraqis.”

 

Barzani urged Baghdad to be genuine in its statements and not resort to political games of “saying they will pay KRG employees’ salaries but not doing so”, reminding all sides that a policy of starvation will not serve anyone including Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi.

 

On the home front, PM Barzani said that ministers of the Change Movement (Gorran) are welcome to return to their posts and rejoin the cabinet of the Kurdistan Regional Government.

 

The Prime Minister said that his government will do its best to continue paying its civil servants and guarantee their pay. Meanwhile he called on Baghdad to avoid actions aimed at ending the Kurdistan Region as a constitutionally recognized entity.

 

 We're interested in talking to all our neighbors and show our interest for peace and understanding.  

 

 

“The Kurdistan Region is a recognized political entity by the Iraqi constitution and the international community,” he said. “Unfortunately the attitude now is to dismantle this entity completely which is a real risk for all of the Kurdistan Region.

 

“He [Abadi] is the Prime Minister of all Iraq and must act that way, he must care for the payment of Mosul, Basra and the Kurdistan Region equally,”

 

Barzani said that Erbil still maintains ties with Iran and Turkey and that the Kurdistan Region wants to live in peace and harmony with its neighbors.

 

“We are interested in talking to all our neighbors and show our interest for peace and understanding,” he said. “Turkey is an important neighbor and has helped the people of Kurdistan during the hard times,”

 

“We also remember help of the Islamic Republic of Iran,” he added. “The Kurdistan Region wants to live in peace with its neighbors and be a force for stability, including Turkey with whom we have had good relations in the past,”

 

“We want to continue talks with Turkey and Iran and have them help us solve our disputes with Iraq, too.”

 

PM Barzani revealed that he is personally in contact with both countries by way of negotiations.

 

Barzani concluded the press conference by saying that the disputed territories remained “disputed” as outlined in the Iraqi constitution and must remain so “whether the Iraqis are in control of it or us.”

 

And, he added, “We want the displaced people to be able to return but only if they feel safe and secure.”

 

http://www.rudaw.net/english/kurdistan/061120172

[nannab]

15 minutes ago, yota691 said:

Without any preconditions ... Deputy reveals Kurdish parties will cancel the "referendum of the region"

06-11-2017 01:46 PM

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Baghdad News -

 

 

Deputy National Alliance MP Amer al-Fayez on Monday received positive indications from the Kurdish parties to announce the cancellation of the referendum and open a dialogue without any preconditions with Baghdad, stressing that no dialogue or reception of any Kurdish delegation without the region's announcement to cancel the referendum and the result.

 
Fayez said in a press statement that "some Kurdish parties have received positive signals about their intention to cancel the referendum and the result of the coming days to open a dialogue with Baghdad directly to overcome the crisis of the economic region."

 
He added that "the Kurdistan Regional Government involved in several crises can not be bypassed without going through Baghdad, most notably the provision of salaries of employees in the region and the Peshmerga as well as external debt and the file of oil exports and the failure of neighboring countries to deal with the region through border crossings without the supervision of the federal government.

Al-Fayez said that "the Baghdad government has officially declared its ability to pay the salaries of the staff of the region and solve its economic problems in the event of announcing the cancellation of the referendum and the delivery of border ports and airports and other conditions declared."

"The main Kurdish parties adopt the decision to cancel the referendum within the next few days to contain the collapsed Kurdish street from political and economic crises," Fayez said.

 

 

 

Oh for crying out loud why delay the inevitable. A Barzani is still in office which means same old same old.    

Thanks Yota and good morning DV.     

 

[yota691]

06-11-2017 12:56 PM

(Details) Al-Abbadi's office calls on the region to declare its commitment to non-separation or independence from Iraq

 

 

 

The office of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi on Monday confirmed the government's commitment to preserve the unity of Iraq, calling again to abide by the constitution and the decisions of the Federal Court. 

"We renew the call for full compliance with the Constitution and the decisions of the Federal Court, the latest issued today concerning the interpretation of Article (1) of the Constitution, which stressed the unity of Iraq and committed all federal authorities to maintain this unit. 

He added that 'the court pointed out clearly that there is no provision in the Constitution allows for separation', indicating that 'all actions taken by the federal government was within these constitutional articles and within their powers'. 

The Federal Court confirmed that the Iraqi constitution does not contain a text that allows for the separation of any of the components of Iraq, noting that the Constitution emphasizes the unity of the country.

[Butifldrm]

Patriotic Union of Kurdistan: Kurdish delegation to visit Baghdad next week

SECTION: POLITICALNOVEMBER 6, 2017 2:20 PM

Patriotic Union of Kurdistan: Kurdish delegation to visit Baghdad next week

 

Baghdad / Baghdadiya News / ... Revealed MP from the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, Farhad Kader, on Monday, a delegation from the Kurdistan region to Baghdad, early next week.

"A delegation from the Kurdistan region will visit Baghdad at the end of next week after the end of Imam Hussein's 40th birthday to discuss the outstanding problems between Arbil and Baghdad," Qader said in a statement received by Baghdad News.

"The delegation will be a government, and will include experts in various fields, especially the areas that are currently under dispute between Erbil and Baghdad," noting that "the delegation will discuss with Baghdad during the visit, the question of salaries and management of Kurdish areas outside the administration of the region, Prominent between the Kurdistan region and Baghdad, "noting that" the federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government, expressed their readiness for dialogue within the framework of the Constitution. "

 

http://www.albaghdadiyanews.com/?p=74054

[yota691]

A judicial decision on "Kurdistan" and the government makes clear

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A judicial decision on "Kurdistan" and the government makes clear

 

06-11-2017 01:03 PM

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A spokesman for the Federal Supreme Court said the court ruled that there is no possibility of separation of any area or province of the country.

The ruling came in response to a request by the government to put an end to any erroneous interpretation of the constitution and to emphasize the unity of Iraq. The court is responsible for resolving disputes between the central government in Baghdad and areas including the Kurdistan region.

In a context, a government statement said it was committed to its constitutional position to preserve Iraq's unity and prevent any separatist attempt, and to proceed with the necessary measures to impose federal authority. Reiterated the call for full adherence to the Constitution and the decisions of the Federal Court, the latest issued today concerning the interpretation of Article (1) of the Constitution, which stressed the unity of Iraq and committed all federal authorities to maintain this unit, and clearly indicated the absence of any text in the Constitution that allows separation.

The government considered that all actions taken by the federal government were within this constitutional article and within its powers.

The government demanded 'Kurdistan' a clear declaration of the commitment not to secession or independence from Iraq on the decision of the Federal Court.

[Butifldrm]

Parliamentary finance: the proportion of the specific Kurdistan of the budget 12.67%

 

money and business

Economy News _ Baghdad A member of the Finance Committee, MP Mahasen Hamdoun, on Monday, the continuation of the Council of Ministers to discuss the draft budget bill 2018 before being sent to parliament, noting that the specific rate of Kurdistan 12.67% accounted for three provinces instead of four. Hamadoun said in a press statement obtained by "Economy News" a copy of it, "The Finance Committee is waiting for the arrival of the budget next year from the Council of Ministers to see the doors and discuss in detail." "The region's share of the budget of 2018 identified the proportion of the region by 12.67%," noting that "the share of the region was previously accounted for four provinces, but at the present time has been calculated on the basis of three provinces." She stressed that "the budget will be divided according to population density" http://economy-news.net/content.php?id=9640

[Butifldrm]

Declaration
			6 November 2017 The Iraqi government affirms its commitment to its constitutional position to preserve the unity of Iraq and prevent any separatist attempt and to take the necessary measures to impose the federal authority.  And renew the call for full compliance with the Constitution and the decisions of the Federal Court, the latest issued today on the interpretation of Article (1) of the Constitution, which stressed the unity of Iraq and all federal authorities committed to maintain this unity, and clearly indicated the absence of any text in the Constitution to authorize separation.  We show that all the measures taken by the federal government were within these constitutional articles and within their powers. We call on the region to make clear its commitment to non-separation or independence from Iraq based on the decision of the Federal Court .       Prime Minister 's Media Office    6 - November - 2017   http://pmo.iq/press2017/6-11-201701.htm

[blueskyline]

45 minutes ago, yota691 said:

N'Dirvan Barzani: We are ready to hand over oil for our share of the budget

 

 

Nov 06, 2017

"The Arab Jerusalem," - Prime Minister of the Kurdistan region, Najirvan Barzani, said Monday that his government is ready to hand over crude oil revenues to the federal government in Baghdad, provided the full share of the region of the federal budget for 2018.

Barzani said that Baghdad is not willing to pay the salaries of the staff of the region, as evidence of the adoption of lists of the system "Biometric" conducted by the region.

"We must sit down and reach a joint agreement if Baghdad is serious about handing over a full share of Kurdistan from the budget, we are ready to hand over oil exports," he told a news conference after a meeting with his cabinet ministers.

Thank You Yota , GM DV’s ...... Good News . We are ready too . 

[yota691]

New York Times: The split of the International Coalition on the referendum of Kurdistan gives a new opportunity

 

 Since 2017-11-06 at 15:48 (Baghdad time)

Mawazine News - Follow up

The New York Times warned that divisions between key parties in the international coalition against the background of the Kurdistan Regional referendum give an organization a new opportunity, noting that "calming Iraqi-Kurdish tensions and resolving old grievances, such as finding a formula for sharing oil resources, While preserving the status of Kurdistan as a semi-autonomous region, should be a top priority for Washington, considering that all these steps are necessary for the benefit of the stability of the entire region.

In a recent editorial, the Washington Post asked questions such as: "What after the liberation of al-Raqqa and Deir al-Zour in Syria, the last bastion of the people there, and what about the future of Iraq?"

She says that the organization advocated a decline in military danger, abandoned its elements from the field and mingled with local residents, or infiltrated into Europe and Africa or to other parts of the world, but they left behind a devastated area, and a major challenge to the United States.

Over four difficult years, he swallowed up large areas of Iraq and Syria, seized oil fields and, by means of cutting, rape and other atrocities, intimidated the people of both countries. Today, the collapse of the organization allowed Iran, Russia and other powers to race to take advantage of a new reality, according to the newspaper, which says that "the anti-Daash coalition is witnessing sharp divisions, creating the conditions that allowed extremists to join ranks. To manage the instability, or to benefit from their military success. "

According to the "New York Times," represents "the situation in the Kurdistan region, a major concern for Washington Today is the future of the territory, and the unified Iraq, the danger, because of the referendum on the independence of the Territory in September, which was insisted by Massoud Barzani, then head of the region, Despite the warnings of the central government of Iraq, and Turkey, Iran and the United States, that it may lead to the dismantling of Iraq, and undermine the war against Daash, and widening divisions, even between Kurdish parties.

The newspaper pointed to what happened after the referendum, which received the support of the majority of the Kurdish voters, pointing to "the restoration of Iraqi forces control of Kirkuk, the oil-rich city, which exploited Barzani threat to encourage them, prompting Kurdish Peshmerga forces to sweep in 2014."

Also, "Iraqi forces moved to control all border crossings with Syria and Turkey, and extracted from the hands of Kurdish forces trained by Washington Barzani was forced to give up power The US Secretary of State, Rex Tilerson, Baghdad last month to urge the Kurds, who were The most efficient forces that faced a daunting, and the central government to settle their differences. "

The "New York Times" believes that "calming Iraqi-Kurdish tensions and resolving old grievances, such as finding a formula for sharing oil resources while maintaining the status of Kurdistan as a semi-autonomous region, should be a top priority for America." "All these steps are necessary for the stability of the whole region," she said.

"Both Russia and Iran are expanding their regional influence, which is contrary to US interests, especially as Tehran invests its power in training and arming Shiite militias allied with the Iraqi government in its war against Saddam."

In Syria, "Iran, by providing troops and weapons and with the help of a Russian air force, helped maintain President Bashar al-Assad's regime and, in helping to get closer to Tehran's goal, to establish a ground corridor linking its Hezbollah ally in Lebanon with Damascus."

The paper refers to what it sees as a race by Syrian forces against the United States and its allies to control what remains of pockets of dashing, and to strengthen its position in subsequent negotiations on a political settlement in Syria. As a result, the New York Times suggests that the United States should seek ways to negotiate to limit the role of the two countries in post-war Syria.

[yota691]

Kurdish delegation to visit Baghdad next week

 

 Since 2017-11-06 at 13:52 (Baghdad time)

Baghdad Mawazine News

PUK MP Saman Fattah revealed Monday that a Kurdish delegation would visit Baghdad next week to discuss the issue of the 2018 budget.

Fattah said in a statement to Mawazin News that "a Kurdish delegation will visit the capital Baghdad next week," noting that "the delegation will include all parties and Kurdish blocs."

He added that "the delegation will also include specialists in the field of law, administration and finance," noting that "the delegation will hold several meetings and meetings with officials in the government and political blocs, and will discuss the share of the region of the budget next year."

Fattah pointed out that "the delegation will leave for Baghdad next Sunday, and pending the arrival of important results of the agreement on the budget of the region to be fair and convincing to the parties."

[yota691]

The provinces and councils of the region sent a letter to Abadi

 

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The Kurdistan region's provinces and councils on Sunday sent a letter to Iraqi Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi, stressing the need for dialogue and talks in accordance with the constitution to resolve the outstanding problems between the two sides.

The document, which received a copy of the Arab NRT on October 5, 2017 that it "welcomes the initiative of Prime Minister, Haider Abadi, concerning the granting of salaries of employees of the Kurdistan region," demanding that the insurance of salaries of regional employees according to official statistics based on the registration of biometric in the region .

As called for the document, the federal government to treat the province of Halabja the same as the rest of the provinces of Kurdistan within the federal budget law.

The document called on friendly countries and the international community to provide assistance to overcome the current crisis between the federal government and the provincial government in accordance with the principles of the Constitution.

[yota691]

Kurdish signs likely to cancel the referendum soon

Monday, November 6

 

 

 

                                                                                                                      Kurdish signs likely to cancel the referendum soon

MP of the National Alliance Amer al-Fayez on receiving positive indicators by the Kurdish parties to declare the cancellation of the referendum and open a dialogue without any preconditions with Baghdad.

 Fayez said in a press statement on Monday: "Some Kurdish parties have received positive signals about their intention to cancel the referendum and the result of the coming days to open a dialogue with Baghdad directly to overcome the crisis of the economic region." 
 He added: "The Kurdistan Regional Government is involved in several crises and can not be bypassed without going through Baghdad, most notably the provision of salaries of employees in the region and the Peshmerga as well as foreign debt and the file of oil exports and the neighboring countries to refrain from dealing with the region through the border crossings without the supervision of the federal government. 
 He continued: "The Baghdad government has officially declared its ability to pay the salaries of regional staff and solve its economic problems in the event of announcing the cancellation of the referendum and the delivery of border ports and airports and other conditions declared."   

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[bostonangler]

This sounds very positive!

 

B/A

[tigergorzow]

3 hours ago, yota691 said:

Fayez said in a press statement on Monday: "Some Kurdish parties have received positive signals about their intention to cancel the referendum and the result of the coming days to open a dialogue with Baghdad directly to overcome the crisis of the economic region." 

Yota Thanks,  DV,  Lets git er done boys and girls time is of the essence and the Iraqi citizens can no longer wait on procrastinations from "Corrupt Politicians & Greedy Leaders".   All outstanding issues need to be resolved this week and move on to the Finale called the "Infamous RV / RI Of The IQD".

 

GO RV / RI

[ChuckFinley]

6 hours ago, bostonangler said:

This sounds very positive!

 

B/A

Agree, I think they know that they have little options.  

[10 YEARS LATER]

" The Kurdistan Boys & Girls Glee Club " sure is singing a different tune these days !

[ChuckFinley]

21 minutes ago, 10 YEARS LATER said:

" The Kurdistan Boys & Girls Glee Club " sure is singing a different tune these days !

Show is coming to an end  

[pokerplayer]

1 minute ago, ChuckFinley said:

Show is coming to an end  

 

 

Link please !!   

 

Thxs Chuck, I simply love that positive attitude of yours. No matter how ugly it gets you always seem to see the silver lining and share with the rest of us. 

 

pp

[gregp]

36 minutes ago, pokerplayer said:

 

 

Link please !!   

 

Thxs Chuck, I simply love that positive attitude of yours. No matter how ugly it gets you always seem to see the silver lining and share with the rest of us. 

 

pp

 

I️ agree PP

chuck is good people.