Frank26

We were…looking at the fact that Abadi was in Washington, DC…he left early…he actually left Thursday…and he was in Iraq Friday morning and…that to us was very significant…
I think the most important reason is why did he come back…because the cockroaches were once again trying to mess with the GOI…the biggest issue IMO was to deal with Maliki…and Maliki’s son…
But he has been caught with all the millions that he stole…this evidence is being piled up against Maliki and his son that is dealing with corruption…
United Nations also says to Abadi…we are going to come with you too…why did they come to Iraq with Abadi…I guess it is because they are dealing with corruption not terrorism.
That is huge…all of the bad people we see over there are being dealt with right now…it is the root of corruption that the UN is now over there dealing with…and Abadi is right there dealing with them…
Abadi is not targeting Maliki…that would be politically dangerous…but Abadi is allowing the UN to come and do the corruption clean up…
In fact the US Treasury is there too…why…because the UST and the UN are both there now monitoring the CBI auctions.
Abadi is trying to take his country into the future…into the international world and to do business with it…not with the program rate…
The UN applauded and said bravo to Abadi…and he met with many nations…and those nations promised many things to him…why would they do that at a program rate…
Article quotes: “We Will Raise the Value of the Iraqi dinar and it will be to Reduce Corruption by Hitting One of the Main Sources of Currency Auctions
To Restore Confidence in Iraq Currency Retreating…”
IMO I think…that Mosul is so very close to us…because of that I believe now they want to talk to you about the Monetary Reform of the Iraqi dinar…and that is good.
There was another article…dealing with the Monetary Reforms and they said…we the Finance Committee, suggested that the best thing for us to do is to create a float…our exchange rate…
Once again another example within 48 hours of Abadi coming back from NYC and DC you see a lot of talk about the Monetary Reform.