More News, Rumors and Opinions Saturday Night 5-9-2020
TNT:
Tishwash: Parliamentary Finance expects oil prices to rise to 40 dollars
The Parliamentary Finance Committee expected, on Saturday, to increase international oil prices to $ 40 during the next month.
Committee member Hanin Al-Qaddu said in a statement to “Information”, that “the government is currently facing the problem of determining the selling price of a barrel of oil within the federal budget bill for 2020,” noting that “the government formed a team of economic and financial experts to develop a financial dealing mechanism that exceeds The current crisis. ”
He added that "economic forecasts confirm the presence of an increase in oil during the next month, and oil prices may reach 40 dollars after the return of economic activity in a number of producing countries," noting that "determining the selling price of a barrel of oil in the budget is premature at the present time."
He continued, "The 2020 budget will be devoid of the investment component and will be focused on securing the salaries of employees and retirees."
Oil prices rose yesterday, Friday, amid measures to reduce restrictions on public isolation in several countries, which sparked market hopes to boost demand for crude and its products. link
Courtesy of Dinar Guru
Pimpy ...there's this weird type of energy, this weird type of upbeat feeling for some reason. Everybody's feeling really good...we were this close last year but why does it seem different? Because it does feel a little different...there's like this weird optimism happening. I can share with you why I feel optimistic about this. 1 - the Prime Minister is in there. 2 - His cabinet is not far from being done. 3 - If Donald Trump has control of the IQD reevaluation it would make sense to me if I were him if I was gonna pull the trigger I would do this between now and election day which is only a few months away. And the reason for that is we need to have some kind of economical rebound. Some kind of economical boom. [post 1 of 2....stay tuned]
Pimpy There are a lot of people out there that hold Iraqi dinar. There is a lot of us anticipating that the reinstatement rate or the revaluation rate is somewhere [between] $1 to $3.50...that is going to create a lot of millionaires...people are going to go out there and spend their money. You're going to see a bump in the economy enough to where it would win him reelection for sure. That's just my opinion. That seems to be the consensus between everybody that I'm talking to. Even people that don't even like Trump are like If Trump changes the rate I would vote for him... [post 2 of 2]
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KTFA:
Tink: FRANK IS HOME NOW WITH ME. HE HAD SOME ORGANIC CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP THAT HIS WONDERFUL SISTER MADE FOR HIM. HE IS NOW RESTING COMFORTABLY PROBABLY FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A WEEK. PLEASE REFRAIN FROM TEXTING OR CALLING HIS PHONE TO SEE HOW HE IS DOING. I APPRECIATE YOU DOING THAT SO HE CAN RECOVER. BLESSINGS
Clare: WWII Marine vet, 99, wins battle with coronavirus: 'I've gone through hell more than once and this came almost as close'
A 99-year-old Marine veteran earned a new medal this week -- to go along with the two Purple Hearts he was given for his actions during World War II -- after winning a long and tough battle against the coronavirus.
Max DeWeese, of Kansas City, wound up in the hospital and then a rehab facility after getting sick with COVID-19. He was discharged Thursday from Ignite Medical Resorts in Kansas City.
“I’ve gone through hell more than once and this came almost as close,” DeWeese said, according to WSLS-TV.
DeWeese enlisted in the Marines after Pearl Harbor and served as a flamethrower in the South Pacific, including at the Battle of Guadalcanal.
Paul Chappa with Friends in Service of Heroes, a veterans support organization, draped a medal around his friend's neck that said “I Beat COVID-19 in 2020.”
“There’s nothing that Max can’t do,” Chappa said, according to FOX4 KC. “It certainly scared us when we heard that Max had been admitted. But it’s no surprise that Max has beat this."
"Max’s attitude and never-give-up spirit is something that was ingrained in him as a young Marine, and it still lives with him today.”
After his discharge from rehab, DeWeese got a surprise send-off from health care workers, family and friends. Also on-hand were officers from the Kansas City Police Department, fiirefighters and a Marine Color Guard unit. Everyone had on face masks to protect against the virus.
“I’ve gone through four engagements in the Pacific in World War II and that was hell,” Deweese said, according to FOX4. “This wasn’t near as bad because at my age, I figured out what’s going to happen is going to happen and I’ll ride with it.”
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