Stephanie Starr: Connect the Dots, this is Getting Interesting
Stephanie Starr: Connect the Dots, this is Getting Interesting
12-17-2025
Stephanie Starr @StephanieStarrC
CONNECT THE DOTS… THIS IS GETTING INTERESTING
Iraq’s PM just ordered a re-evaluation of state spending — senior salaries, allowances, and unified pay scales — while officials admit oil alone can’t cover salaries and expenses anymore.
That’s not panic…
That’s pre-reform behavior.
When a country:
Reviews salaries
Tightens budgets
Talks about “other alternatives”
Refuses devaluation
And pushes banking & fiscal reform
…it’s usually preparing for a NEW financial framework, not collapse.
Media says “currency crisis” — but insiders know this looks more like:
Structural pressure
Fiscal stress-testing
Justification for BIG moves
And let’s not forget:
Banking reform is underway
Digital systems are rolling out
Budget laws & emergency mechanisms are in place
International eyes are watching closely
This feels less like IF and more like WHEN Pressure + Preparation = Change
The pieces are moving… stay sharp.
Look below for more information that came out today.
THIS IS NOT SMALL. THIS IS HISTORIC.
The U.S. just voted to repeal the 1991 & 2002 war authorizations against Iraq — officially ending the legal framework of war.
Let that sink in.
No war status
No sovereign-risk excuse
No more “post-conflict” label
AND ON THE SAME DAY
U.S. lawmakers meet with the Special Envoy for Iraq to discuss Iraq’s future — not war, but rebuilding, sovereignty, and independence.
Meanwhile:
Iraq is tightening budgets
Reviewing spending
Reforming banks
Refusing devaluation
Ending decades-old restrictions
This is what chapter-closing looks like.
This is what pre-normalization looks like.
This is what systems reset before value changes look like.
Watch actions, not hype. The legal, political, and economic doors are opening — fast.
