“Tidbits From TNT” Tuesday Morning 11-4-2025

TNT:

Tishwash:  Central Bank: Developing a "global" plan to reform Iraqi banks in agreement with Oliver Wyman

 The Central Bank of Iraq identified several key points for the banking reform plan agreed upon with the global company "Oliver Wyman", noting that a turning point had been reached with the opening of a branch of the "Arab Bank" in Baghdad, so that banks in Iraq would be no less than the banks of the Emirates and Saudi Arabia. 

Central Bank spokesman Alaa Al-Fahd said, “The plan is the most important strategy undertaken by the Central Bank to develop the financial and banking sector in Iraq in cooperation with the global company (Oliver Wyman),”  noting that “the plan is represented by digital and electronic transformation, diversifying the base of financial inclusion and moving away from paper transactions, so that local banks will be at a level comparable to global and regional banks.” 

Al-Fahd added that "this plan needs time to be implemented despite the existence of very large challenges that it may face," expecting "the banks' agreement to enter into the reform plan to be a successful first step towards a path that extends from 3 to 5 years .  "

He explained that "the turning point is the opening of a branch of (Arab Bank) in Baghdad, which is evidence of competition in the local, Arab, regional and international banking sector, so that banks in Iraq are no less than the banks of the Emirates and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and its application in cooperation with the global company makes these banks operate at a global level of financial services, improve their quality, develop human resources and apply technological transactions and cybersecurity within a comprehensive plan for technological, financial and banking reform and development in Iraq  link

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Tishwash:  Bank of Baghdad forms its new board of directors, becoming the first Iraqi bank to implement the Central Bank's new governance framework.

Bank of Baghdad, one of Iraq’s leading banks, announced the formation of its new Board of Directors during its ninth extraordinary general assembly meeting held today. This move is part of the ongoing reform process initiated by the bank in accordance with the directives of the Central Bank of Iraq within its banking reform program.

This new board represents a significant step, making Bank of Baghdad the first bank in Iraq to implement the new corporate governance framework approved by the Central Bank of Iraq. This underscores the bank’s commitment to the principles of transparency and corporate responsibility, and its adoption of global best practices in banking management.

During the meeting, the following members were elected to replace those who had resigned: Ms. Tamara Hussein Al-Shadidi, Mr. Khalid Sharif Al-Hazza, Mr. Nidal Faiq Al-Qabaj, and Mr. Ahmed Tahseen Al-Ma’la, the Managing Director. The following alternate members were also elected: Yazan Bader Kurdi, Salah Mohammed Salim, Baidaa Salem Suleiman, Inas Abdulrahman Al-Qaisi, Fadi Mohammed Ayad, Zuhdi Bahjat Al-Jiyousi, Dr. Taha Jaafar, Ghassan Ahmed Salim, and Niran Sabri Ishaq.

The new board of directors held its first meeting, electing Abdulkarim Alawi Al-Kabariti as chairman and Dara Nour El-Din as vice chairman.

Ahmed Tahseen Al-Ma’la, Managing Director of Bank of Baghdad, stated that the new board represents a strategic step towards strengthening corporate governance practices and solidifying the principle of separation between ownership and executive management. He expressed his pride that Bank of Baghdad is the first Iraqi bank to implement the Central Bank of Iraq’s new framework.

He added that this measure aligns with the Central Bank of Iraq’s regulations for restructuring the board to keep pace with developments, adhere to international and local standards, and ensure the provision of high-quality banking services that meet customer expectations and support sustainable growth.

He affirmed that the bank will continue to maintain its financial stability and operational robustness while moving forward with its ambitious strategy for sustainable growth and the provision of innovative banking solutions.  link

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Tishwash:  The Sudanese president declares it openly: I want a second term.

Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani confirmed on Monday that the disarmament of armed groups is linked to the withdrawal of international coalition forces, which will take place next September, and stressed his desire to obtain a second term.

Al-Sudani told Reuters that "Iraq has pledged to put all weapons under state control, but that will not work as long as there is a US-led coalition in the country, which some Iraqi factions consider an occupying force."

He added that "there is still a plan for the international coalition against ISIS to withdraw from Iraq by September 2026, because the threat of armed Islamist groups has declined significantly."

He said: "ISIS does not exist. Security and stability exist... So give me an excuse for the existence of 86 countries (in the coalition)," referring to the number of countries that have participated in the coalition since its formation in 2014. 

He added: "At that point, there will certainly be a clear program to end any weapons outside the state institutions. This is everyone's demand," noting "the possibility of factions joining the official security forces or entering the political arena by laying down their weapons."

He pointed out that "no party can drag Iraq into war."

When asked about the increasing international pressure on non-state armed groups in the region, al-Sudani said: "There is plenty of time; the situation here is different from Lebanon."

He continued: "Iraq is clear in its positions to maintain security and stability, and that state institutions are the decision-makers in war and peace, and that no party can drag Iraq into war or conflict."

Al-Sudani said: "There is a clear, intensive and qualitative entry of American companies into Iraq," including the largest agreement ever with General Electric to generate 24,000 megawatts of power, which is equivalent to the country's current total production capacity.

Al-Sudani stressed that the agreement with the American company Excelerate for liquefied natural gas to provide liquefied natural gas helped Iraq cope with frequent power outages.

Al-Sudani praised the preliminary agreement recently signed with ExxonMobil, saying that "the advantage of this agreement is that Iraq, for the first time, is agreeing with a global company on the development of oil fields, along with an export system."

She pointed out that “American and European companies have expressed interest in a plan to build a permanent platform for importing and exporting gas off the coast of the Grand Faw Port, which will be the first project there,” indicating that “the government has set a deadline of the end of 2027 to stop gas flaring completely and achieve self-sufficiency in it, and stop importing gas from Iran.”

He said: "We burn gas worth between four and five billion dollars annually, and we import gas worth 4 billion dollars annually. These are wrong policies, and our government is working to find solutions to these problems."

Regarding the elections, Al-Sudani explained: "We expect a big win and we want to continue on this path," adding that he desires a second term. 

He expressed his belief that this year's elections will see a higher turnout than the parliamentary participation rate of about 40% last year, which had decreased from about 80% two decades ago.

Al-Sudani listed the number of unfinished projects he inherited from previous governments - 2,582 projects, according to him - and indicated that he "spent a small part of their initial cost to complete them."

He concluded by saying: "I am not worried about Iraq's financial and economic situation. Iraq is a country rich in resources, but my concerns are about the delay in implementing reforms." link

Mot: Would You!!! 

Mot: This Seasoning Thingy is Getting Wierder each Daze!!!

China Just Triggered a Debt Trap the Fed Can’t Escape

China Just Triggered a Debt Trap the Fed Can’t Escape

TFTC:

The U.S. economic landscape is a complex tapestry, woven from threads of policy decisions, international relations, and the ever-present specter of inflation.

 In a recent insightful discussion, Gary Broad offered a critical perspective on this intricate dance, highlighting how U.S. economic policies, particularly tariffs and monetary strategies, are navigating a world increasingly reconfiguring itself around the dollar.

Broad points out that U.S. tariffs, aimed at recalibrating trade relationships, have indeed spurred a resurgence in domestic manufacturing. This re-industrialization, a positive development, is further fueled by a growing awareness of the strategic importance of critical industries and resources, such as rare earth metals – an area where China currently holds significant leverage.

However, this focus on domestic production is occurring against a backdrop of a shifting global economic order. China and the burgeoning BRICS coalition are actively seeking alternatives to the dollar’s dominance, a trend that could have profound implications for U.S. economic influence.

A central theme of Broad’s analysis is the Federal Reserve’s role in managing inflation. He argues that the Fed’s long-standing inflation target has effectively, if implicitly, shifted upwards to around 5-6%. This higher inflation environment, he contends, is actively eroding the purchasing power of the dollar.

Furthermore, Broad suggests that the Fed’s monetary policy, including recent rate cuts and the cessation of quantitative tightening, signals a tacit acceptance of this higher inflationary trajectory. While some may view this as a pragmatic adjustment, Broad asserts it disproportionately benefits those who hold assets – inflating bubbles that enrich the few at the expense of the many, thereby exacerbating wealth inequality.

The notion of the Federal Reserve’s independence is also called into question. Broad posits that political pressures have always influenced the Fed’s decisions, suggesting a correlation between policy choices and the prevailing political climate. The current economic climate, marked by persistent inflation in essentials like housing and groceries, underscores this concern for everyday Americans.

The conversation also touched upon the broader impact of government social programs, such as SNAP benefits. Broad expresses concern that their expansion, coupled with evolving immigration dynamics, can create dependency and distort labor markets, potentially hindering economic self-sufficiency and impacting overall economic productivity.

Looking ahead, the demand for energy is poised to skyrocket, driven by the burgeoning needs of new technologies like artificial intelligence and the energy-intensive world of Bitcoin mining. Broad highlights the urgent need for expanded energy capacity to meet these future demands. In this regard, nuclear power, particularly the development of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), is presented as a crucial component of the U.S.’s energy solution, with ongoing regulatory reforms aimed at accelerating their deployment.

Despite the economic headwinds and political gridlock, Broad expresses a notable optimism regarding the ongoing industrial revival and re-industrialization efforts. He sees a driving force in younger generations eager to contribute to this shift, a stark contrast to what he describes as political dysfunction in Washington. While criticizing both major parties for their fiscal irresponsibility, the recent government shutdown is viewed by some as a potential catalyst for re-evaluating and potentially reducing government overreach.

In this environment of dollar debasement and persistent inflation, the conversation naturally turned to Bitcoin. Broad expresses strong conviction in Bitcoin’s long-term value as a hedge against these very economic forces.

He anticipates that continued government overspending and currency devaluation will only strengthen Bitcoin’s appeal as a store of value.

This nuanced discussion offers a compelling look at the interconnected forces shaping the U.S. economy. For a deeper dive into these critical issues and further insights, be sure to watch the full video from TFTC.

https://youtu.be/yalWCQR_8WY

https://dinarchronicles.com/2025/11/04/tftc-china-just-triggered-a-debt-trap-the-fed-cant-escape/

Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Monday Evening 11-3-25

Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Monday Evening 11-3-25

Good Evening Dinar Recaps,

Institutional Reform and the Financial Architecture: How the IMF, World Bank and New Blocs Are Reordering

The old institutional architecture of global finance is under revision. Who votes, who issues, who regulates—these questions are being renegotiated.

Financial institutions established after WWII are facing internal and external pressure for reform.
Analyses show that new blocs (BRICS, regional development banks) are proposing alternative governance models and demand more influence in global financial institutions.

Key Drivers

• Quota reform & voice: Emerging states demand greater voice in the IMF, World Bank and other multilateral frameworks.

• Alternative institutions: New development banks, regional credit facilities and resource-financed vehicles are emerging as competitors or complements to old institutions.

• Governance revision: Digital currencies, programmable money, stablecoins, resource-backed finance—all these disrupt institutional models built around fiat and sovereign states.

• Rule-making shift: If new blocs lead digital-asset regulation, settlement systems and trade-finance standards, the old institutions risk being sidelined.

Why It Matters

• Institutions set the rules. Changing institutions means changing the rules of finance. That shapes who controls capital, what currency is safe, what settlement mechanisms matter.

• For alliances and finance: countries aligning with emerging system rules gain strategic advantage; others risk being relegated.

• The global reset: A full financial reset would require not only new rails and money but also new governing frameworks—making institutional reform a central piece of the puzzle.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive

Source:

• Reuters – “BRICS finance ministers make unified proposal for IMF reforms.” 

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U.S. Weaponizes Oil Politics to Fracture the BRICS Energy Axis

Washington’s sanctions against Russia’s oil giants are testing the cohesion of BRICS—and revealing how energy is now the frontline of financial realignment.

The Strategy: Sanctions as Financial Weapons

The U.S. Treasury’s October 22, 2025 sanctions on Russia’s two largest oil exporters—Rosneft and Lukoil—represent more than just geopolitical punishment.
They are an effort to weaponize oil trade as a form of financial control, targeting 3.1 million barrels per day—roughly 70 percent of Russia’s overseas crude sales.

• India faces 50% tariffs on its U.S. exports; China faces 30% levies.

• Washington’s November 21 deadline for winding down Russian oil trade introduces the threat of secondary sanctions on banks processing payments.

• Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent described the sanctions as measures to “cut Moscow’s profits” while forcing Russia to sell crude at heavy discounts.

The underlying goal: create a fracture point in the Russia-China-India oil alliance at the heart of BRICS cooperation.
By manipulating trade dependencies, Washington pressures both Beijing and New Delhi to choose between discounted energy and access to Western markets.

Market Reality: Strategic Calculus in Delhi and Beijing

Both India and China conduct far greater overall trade with the U.S. than with Russia.
Yet energy remains a national-security imperative—and both governments are weighing the costs carefully.

• China’s state oil firms (PetroChina, Sinopec, CNOOC, Zhenhua Oil) have temporarily paused seaborne Russian crude purchases.

• India’s foreign ministry reaffirmed its energy independence, stating:

“Securing the energy needs of our people is an overriding priority... We caution against double standards.”

• Beijing’s foreign ministry reiterated opposition to unilateral sanctions, signaling alignment with Moscow’s stance on sovereignty.

This dynamic creates what analysts call a “prisoner’s dilemma” inside BRICS:
each nation wants access to U.S. markets but fears losing strategic ground to the other if it concedes first.

BRICS Responds: Unity Through Energy Cooperation

Despite Washington’s efforts, BRICS members signed an Energy Cooperation Agreement in Moscow on October 28, 2025.
The accord was hailed by Tehran City Council Chairman Mehdi Chamran as a measure to “counter the unilateralism of the U.S. and the West.”

Key takeaways:

• BRICS energy ministers are moving toward resource-based cooperation frameworks resistant to external sanctions.

• The bloc’s shared objective: energy settlement mechanisms and financial rails that cannot be frozen or influenced by the dollar system.

• This includes discussions around commodity-backed clearing systems and expanded use of local currencies in trade.

 Analysis: Energy Sanctions as Catalyst for Financial Realignment

This event illustrates the intersection of energy, finance, and diplomacy—a defining feature of the coming global reset.

1. Financial Power Shift
Sanctions demonstrate that energy and finance are inseparable; controlling the payment rails of energy trade is a mechanism of geopolitical dominance.
The BRICS response—building independent settlement systems—is a direct counter to that model.

2. Alliance Restructuring
Rather than splitting BRICS, sanctions are reinforcing its internal cooperation.
Energy independence becomes a shared survival strategy, linking BRICS members through necessity rather than ideology.

3. Emergent Systemic Architecture

• The move toward resource-backed trade and settlement could evolve into new financial instruments—commodity-linked currencies or digital settlement units.

• BRICS nations’ drive to decouple from the dollar accelerates a broader realignment in global finance.

In this sense, the U.S. sanctions policy is both defensive and catalytic—defending the existing dollar-centric order but accelerating the development of its replacement.

 Why It Matters

• Energy = leverage. Oil and gas trade underpin global liquidity, reserve flows, and monetary influence.

• Financial architecture follows resources. As BRICS nations build parallel energy-settlement systems, they also create parallel financial infrastructure.

• The Global Reset unfolds through resource diplomacy, not just currency policy.

The contest over oil, trade, and finance now defines the emerging multipolar order.
As sanctions proliferate and alliances harden, the world edges closer to a new global financial system—one anchored less by fiat consensus and more by resource-backed, regionally-aligned settlement systems.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive

Sources:

• Watcher Guru – “US Weaponizes Oil Politics to Break BRICS’ Russia-China-India Axis”

• Rapidan Energy Group – “Russia Oil Sanctions and the Market Effects”

• Reuters – “U.S. Tightens Energy Sanctions on Russia’s Rosneft, Lukoil”

• Bloomberg – “India, China Weigh Next Steps After U.S. Sanctions Target Russia Oil Trade”

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Why the 2008 Solution Created the 2026 Crisis (And More)

Why the 2008 Solution Created the 2026 Crisis

Finance Historian:  11-3-2025

In 2008, governments and central banks promised that the rescue plan would save the global economy forever. But the truth is — it only delayed the collapse.

In 2026, the same tools — money printing, bailouts, and artificial rates — are finally reaching their breaking point.

This time, there’s no room left to hide.

In this video, you’ll discover:

• How the 2008 bailout planted the seeds of the next crisis

• Why QE and zero interest rates distorted the global economy

 • How government debt has reached the point of no return

 • Why central banks can’t repeat the same rescue again

• What the 2026 collapse could look like — and how to prepare

This isn’t a new crisis — it’s the final chapter of the old one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuaK_8_rPrY

The Final Hours Before the 1929 Crash — Pure Madness on Wall Street

Finance Historian:  11-3-2025

On October 24th, 1929, the world’s greatest financial machine began to unravel. Phones rang off the hook. Fortunes vanished in minutes. And yet — most investors didn’t even know the collapse had already started.

This is the untold story of the final hours before the Great Crash, when greed turned to panic and the foundations of modern finance cracked forever.

In this video, you’ll learn:

• What traders were doing minutes before the crash

• How bankers secretly tried to save the market

• Why the signs were ignored by economists

• How the collapse changed Wall Street forever

• The lessons that still apply to today’s markets Because every boom ends the same way — with madness.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xW3HEkdsii0

The Dollar Reset Has Begun: U.S. Is Quietly Engineering Its Own Devaluation

The Dollar Reset Has Begun: U.S. Is Quietly Engineering Its Own Devaluation | Hibbard & Schectman

11-2-2025

Andy Schectman, Founder & CEO of Miles Franklin Precious Metals, speaks with Alan Hibbard, Alternative Money Specialist at GoldSilver.com, about the dollar’s next chapter – a deliberate U.S. devaluation to reshore manufacturing and reset the global monetary order.

Hibbard explains why Washington needs a weaker dollar, how gold is quietly being re-monetized, and why central banks are front-running the shift to a new, gold-backed system.

They also explore the potential unification of gold and Bitcoin communities, the Genius Act’s stablecoin strategy, and the physics of money itself.

 In this episode of Little by Little:

Why the U.S. may be engineering a weaker dollar to reshore manufacturing

How central banks and BRICS nations are accumulating gold for a new monetary system

The possibility of Trump’s gold-backed Treasuries and a new Bretton Woods

The Genius Act and synthetic demand for U.S. debt through stablecoins

Gold vs. Bitcoin: why both may be key to ending the fiat era

Alan’s new series, “Hidden Secrets of Value”, revealing the energy physics behind sound money

00:00 Coming Up

 01:42 A Story About Mike Maloney

 04:27 Discussion on U.S. Dollar & Manufacturing

 07:36 Private Players & Tether's Role

11:26 Gold's Role in the New Monetary System

 15:03 Bitcoin vs Gold: Bridging the Communities

18:33 Recapitalizing Balance Sheets with Gold & Bitcoin

27:50 Alan Hibbard's Six-Part Series: Hidden Secrets of Value

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UcN5TMKo8s

Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Monday Afternoon 11-3-25

Good Afternoon Dinar Recaps,

Stablecoins & Rails: Banking 2.0 and the Tokenised Money System

When money itself becomes programmable, the financial infrastructure gets rewritten — and with it, monetary architecture and settlement power.

Stablecoins are no longer fringe—they’re foundational.

The Fireblocks “State of Stablecoins 2025” report highlights that among payment and banking institutions:

• 90% say they are using or planning to use stablecoins.

• Infrastructure readiness (wallets, APIs, compliance tools) is high (86%) and deemed mission-critical. 

Key Components of the Shift

• Tokenised money: Traditional currency plus fiat-backed digital tokens become the new rails for real-time settlement, programmable contracts and cross-border liquidity flows.

• Institutional integration: Banks are no longer observers—they are entering stable-asset rails and integrating them into treasury, payments and settlement functions.

• Fragmentation risk & redesign: Because stablecoins can work across chains and domains, they introduce new choice—and thus new structural pathways for financial flows.

Why This Matters for the System Reset

• Money architecture changes → settlement speed, control, transparency all shift.

• If stable-asset rails proliferate globally, dominance of older currency-settlement systems weakens.

• Tokenised money rails allow for new models: resource-backed tokens, cross-border programmable payments, open rails—not limited by traditional banking correspondents.

• For global alliances: those who adopt tokenised money rails early gain settlement advantage and influence; this becomes part of the economic realignment.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive

Sources:

• Fireblocks – “State of Stablecoins 2025: The Payments Infrastructure Reset.” 

• Cointelegraph – “90% of institutions ‘taking action’ on stablecoins: Fireblocks survey.” 

• Fireblocks – “Stablecoins 101: A Payments Professional's Guide to Fiat-Backed Stablecoins.” 

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Resource Diplomacy, Metal Finance & Settlement Leverage

Rare earths, critical minerals and metals aren’t just industrial inputs anymore — they’re becoming the collateral and leverage of a new financial regime.

Resource-rich states are increasingly transforming their physical assets into financial leverage.
While I don’t have a specific article URL for this exact theme in today’s data set, the trend is widely documented: critical minerals and metals are underpinning new trade-finance architectures and settlement models.

What’s Happening

• States with mineral control are negotiating trade, finance and investment deals that tie access to minerals with settlement terms, currency issues, financing.

• Metals and rare earths are being embedded into resource-backed financing schemes, linking physical inputs to digital finance rails.

• In trade-diplomacy deals, assurances of supply of strategic minerals now accompany financing packages and settlement guarantees (especially in areas like EVs, semiconductors, green infrastructure).

Why It Matters for the Reset

• Financial architecture anchored in resources means value flows shift toward those controlling critical inputs—making them central nodes of the new system.

• Settlement models may evolve: commodity-backed tokens or contracts, digital access to resources, new reserve assets beyond traditional currencies.

• Alliances will form around resource-finance power rather than purely currency or military power—so trade and alliance maps are redrawn.

• For the U.S. and its partners: ensuring resource access becomes not only industrial strategy but financial strategy. The link between resources and finance becomes direct.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive

Sources:

• Watcher Guru – “BRICS Hold 76 Million Metric Tons of Rare Earth Minerals…” 

• TASS – “BRICS accounts for 72% of global rare-earth metals reserves.” 

• Reuters – “US-Australia critical minerals deal underscores gap with China.” 

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Emerging Markets’ Settlement Systems: Regional Blocs Building Dollar Alternatives

As the U.S. dollar system comes under pressure, emerging markets are engineering their own settlement rails — and that means a re-engineering of global finance.

Regional payment systems are no longer experiments—they’re becoming strategic alternatives.
For example, the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) bloc is launching digital payment platforms to settle trade in local currencies and bypass traditional dollars. 

Key Features

• Local currency settlement: Trade being settled in regional currencies rather than dollars to reduce FX risk and U.S. dominance.

• Alternative rails: Systems built for intra-regional flows, cutting out traditional correspondent banking which is tied to U.S./Western systems.

• Block-level cooperation: Emerging reports show joint platforms, regional digital currencies and settlement alliances forming beyond the major Western powers.

Why It Matters

• Financial architecture becomes multi-pole: one dollar rail, many regional rails.

• Decision-making power shifts: countries choosing their settlement networks gain autonomy and influence in trade-finance systems.

• The “reset” isn’t just about replacing the dollar—it’s about building parallel systems and giving countries a choice of rail.

• Trade, currency and finance become tightly interlinked: alliances shift, finance flows shift, and therefore global power dynamics shift.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive

Sources:

• Reuters – “G20’s cross-border payments push set to miss 2027 target.” 

• Reuters – “India pushes to ease international payments through homegrown network to rival Visa, Mastercard.” 

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News, Rumors and Opinions Monday 11-3-2025

Note: All intel should be considered as "Rumors" until we receive official announcements ...and “Rates and Dates” could change anytime until we get to the banks/redemption centers.

Restored Republic via a GCR: Update as of Mon. 3 Nov. 2025

Compiled Mon. 3 Nov. 2025 12:01 am EST by Judy Byington

Sun. 2 Nov. 2025 DECLASSIFIED INTEL: OPERATION SILENT RESET …Charlie Ward and Friends on Telegram

On Sun. 26 Oct. 2025 Tier-1 patriots intercepted the blueprint. $500 TRILLION in suppressed wealth began activating.

This is the RED PILL that ends the Deepstate Cartel’s final coup to dismantle the dollar and seize global power. NO HEADLINES. NO WARNINGS. They buried it alive.

Behind tariff smoke screens, the silent initiation begins. Not chaos—PRECISION. Quarantined assets, stolen for decades, flood back into the system. Engineered cover: “trade wins.” Real mission: TOTAL FINANCIAL REALIGNMENT.

This isn’t war with guns. It’s WEALTH WARFARE. Surgical. Silent. Lethal.

CORE DROP: $500T+ mobilized. Not by Fed puppets or globalist banks. Held by DECENTRALIZED CUSTODIANS—insulated from corruption, locked from theft. Built to crush the cabal’s grip.

ALLOCATION LOCKED IN: 80% – Humanitarian restoration. Rebuild what they destroyed. 1% – Logistics. Keeps it black-ops quiet. 19% – U.S. Treasury bonds. Anchors the dollar, prevents collapse—while flipping power back to sovereign America.

Tariffs? CAMOUFLAGE. Governments brag “victory” as trillions slide through hidden pipelines. No panic. No crash. Just the quiet EXECUTION of their reset—without ever saying the word.

They’ll call it “liquidity boost.” “Stabilization.” LIES. This is the GREAT RECOVERY. Reversing centuries of plunder. Seizing back what the cartel hid.

Sat. 2 Feb. 2025: FED WATCH – URGENT BULLETIN: QE IS COMING – Jerome Powell Flips the Switch as Global Liquidity Explodes and the Biggest Bull Run in History Begins [VIDEO] – amg-news.com – American Media Group

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Sun. 2 Nov. 2025 Why the Global Currency Reset? …Michael Louis

Mounting Debt: Global debt has surpassed $315 trillion in 2024, an all-time high. Governments are borrowing at unprecedented levels to fund wars, welfare, and stimulus packages.

Inflation and Currency Weakness: From the U.S. dollar’s inflationary pressures to collapsing economies like Venezuela and Argentina, many fear fiat currencies are losing credibility.

The Rise of BRICS: Countries like China, Russia, India, Brazil, and South Africa are exploring alternatives to the dollar-dominated system. In 2008, BRICS nations announced plans to strengthen trade using local currencies, and discussions about a gold-backed digital currency have gained momentum. 

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Mon. 27 Oct. 2025 Ginger: “There will be no NDA required for the RV (allegedly) . I repeat — this was decided just last week as a brand-new development. The reasoning is that, because this is such a large and global event, enforcing an NDA and monitoring compliance would be unrealistic. The scale and manpower required to manage potential restrictions or punitive measures simply make it impractical. In short, the RV event is too massive to warrant a punitive NDA.” This represents a major shift from previous expectations and signals continued momentum toward global roll out and transparency.

Read full post here:  https://dinarchronicles.com/2025/11/03/restored-republic-via-a-gcr-update-as-of-november-3-2025/

Courtesy of Dinar Guru:  https://www.dinarguru.com/

Frank26   [Iraq boots-on-the-ground report]  FIREFLY: Sammy and Omar banking friends saying...the IOS 301 certificate the CBI received today really means a lot...This is monster size. It basically is showing the CBI is crisis proof and can handle any situation.  That's like a final key of confidence.  FRANK:  This was a very big event. It showed the international world there are no sanctions, no restrictions, no delays in what is about to happen with the monetary reform of the currency of Iraq.

Militia Man  Article quote: "Alaq indicated in his speech that within 5 years or sooner we will witness a different banking sector in Iraq."  Why in the world would he say 5 years or sooner?  He leaves it open... anytime now he can do that.  Alaq is stating we're doing this...no hype, no fanfare...Five years or sooner is leaving the door open for immediate action that can come at any time now...To me that wording is just a deflection at it's finest.  That kind of language is to be expected.  He's the central bank governor.  He cannot come out and tell you when he's going to do something.  It doesn't work that way...They can't front-run and wouldn't have a job if they did.

Mnt Goat   ...we know from past articles taken from information in Al-Alaq’s investment seminars, going back years ago, that he constantly boast about this same era as the ‘golden age’ for Iraq...Al-Alaq is now in partners with Al-Sudani bringing back this same era of greatness to Iraq. Both have talked openly about the dinar being greater than the dollar soon...could this be about the rate they are striving for $4.86?.  But they will need to makes changes to Iraq so the rate can be supported and not only supported when it comes out, but sustained in the long term...so for the past three (3) years have we not witnessed all these changes?  Is this why we have been waiting so long for the RV?  

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“Tidbits From TNT” Monday 11-3-2025

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Tishwash:  The Iraqi Development Fund signs 5 memoranda of understanding with foreign countries

The Iraqi Development Fund announced the signing of memoranda of understanding with five foreign countries, while indicating that there is an effort to establish an Iraqi-American investment fund.

The director of the Iraq Development Fund, Mohammed Al-Najjar, said that the fund had signed several memoranda of understanding with a number of countries, including Japan, Germany, France, Britain and America.

He noted that the memoranda of understanding with Britain were signed to provide continued support to the fund, which helped in rewriting many of the documents that make the fund globally accessible and able to be dealt with internationally.

He added that “there are great prospects in the memoranda of understanding with the United States of America, and we are seeking to establish an Iraqi-American investment fund, explaining that there will be a trip to America soon to turn the project into reality.” link

Tishwash:  3 key tasks on the agenda of Trump's envoy to Iraq

Press reports revealed on Monday three main tasks on the agenda of Trump’s envoy to Iraq, Mark Savva: reducing the presence of Chinese companies in Iraq, influencing the shape of the next Iraqi government away from Iranian influence, and finding a specific formula for the Popular Mobilization Forces.

Reports followed by Al-Mirbad, quoting American diplomatic sources, stated that “the new American envoy to Iraq, Mark Savaya, carries an agenda with which he will begin his work in Baghdad, based on 3 axes, the foremost of which is not renewing the work contracts of Chinese oil companies in the Iraqi oil fields, and that American companies will replace them.”

The sources explained that “the other tasks assigned to Savaya by Trump, to work on supporting the formation of a government in Iraq following the parliamentary elections scheduled for 11/11, are not subject to any pressure from Iran and are not controlled by the influential factions and currents loyal to Tehran.”

The sources confirmed that "the third axis that Savaya is tasked with working on and arranging upon assuming his position in Baghdad is to prepare a plan that Washington can act upon to find a real solution to the Popular Mobilization Forces issue."  link

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Tishwash:  Trump's envoy to Iraq begins his work by replacing military bases with investments.

On the day that Mark Savaya, President Donald Trump's envoy to Iraq, officially began his duties in Baghdad, the investment climate was already primed for the new American role.

The massive contracts signed by the Iraqi government in recent months in the energy, airport, and financial reform sectors appeared to be a practical prelude to Washington's return to Iraq, but this time through investment rather than military bases.

What has changed?

In recent weeks, major US deals in energy, airports, and financial reform have been announced, ranging from binding contracts to memoranda of understanding paving the way for future financing.

The most prominent include:

– Baghdad International Airport: A consortium led by Corporacion America Airports (CAAP) won a contract to develop and operate the airport with an investment of approximately $764 million, without government spending during the concession period.

– Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG): An agreement with Excelerate Energy to build the first floating LNG platform in Khor Al-Zubair, Basra, at a cost of approximately $450 million and with a processing capacity of up to 500 million cubic feet per day.

– Akkas Gas Field (Anbar): A contract with SLB to increase production to 100 million cubic feet per day after the cancellation of a previous contract.

– Electricity: A memorandum of understanding with GE Vernova to add approximately 24,000 megawatts of generating capacity, pending the completion of financing and implementation arrangements.

– Financial and banking reform: Advanced cooperation with Oliver Wyman on the Central Bank's program to restructure the banking sector and enhance compliance following US restrictions on dollar transactions, in addition to its advisory role in financing the Development Road project.

– Exxon Mobil's return: Baghdad and Exxon are on the verge of an agreement to develop the Majnoon oil field and cooperate on storage and export facilities, marking a return after its withdrawal from West Qurna-1 in 2023–2024.

Politics in the service of the economy:

Savaya's announcement today (November 2, 2025) of its commencement of operations in Baghdad is a political translation of an existing economic trajectory.

Fox News confirmed that Savaya was tasked with "expanding economic relations with the Iraqi government and creating a more transparent business environment for American companies."

Observers believe that Washington has chosen the economy as a new gateway to influence after years of military and political decline, while Baghdad is trying to capitalize on this return to stimulate the economy and alleviate financial pressures.

But...

– Have these investments ended the stagnation of the past decade?

– Partially, yes, if their conditions are met.

According to an analysis published by Gasworld, the Excelerate Energy agreement represents “the beginning of restoring mutual trust” between Baghdad and Washington, and is an indication of the United States’ seriousness in returning to direct investment after a decade of stagnation.

However, this path faces three key obstacles:

1. The dollar issue and compliance: Continued US Treasury restrictions on Iraqi banks make financial stability a prerequisite for any investment expansion.

2. Security stability: Savaya's statements link economic partnership to the state's monopoly on the use of force, meaning that the security environment remains a crucial factor.
3. The legal framework: The success of energy projects hinges on stable contracts and financing, which has previously been hampered by the withdrawal of major companies like Shell and Exxon.

In short!

The arrival of Trump's special envoy in Baghdad and the influx of American companies represent a dual attempt to rebuild trust and build soft economic influence in Iraq.

If Baghdad succeeds in stabilizing its security, financial, and legal environment, this could mark the beginning of a new chapter in the US-Iraqi partnership after a decade of stagnation.

However, if bureaucracy and security obstacles persist, these contracts will remain missed opportunities… or as Trump put it: “Iraq has a lot of oil, but they don’t know what to do with it.” link

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Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Monday Morning 11-3-25

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Rails Rewritten: How Cross-Border Payments Are Forming a Parallel Financial Network

Payment rails, stablecoins and real-time flows aren’t just fintech trends — they form the infrastructure of the next global financial architecture.

Legacy cross-border payments are showing their age.
According to Global Finance Magazine, breakthroughs in cross-border connectivity are underway, but industry fragmentation remains a major challenge. 

The Status Quo

• Traditional correspondent banking networks are slow, opaque and costly.

• Regulatory differences across jurisdictions slow settlement and increase FX costs.

• Corporates and fintechs increasingly demand 24/7 real-time payment experiences.

The Emerging Architecture

• Real-time rails: Efforts to deliver always-on global payments; 24/7 settlement becomes base expectation.

• Stablecoins & tokenisation: Payment flows are migrating onto rail systems built for digital assets. See the Fireblocks report which shows 86% of firms say they have infrastructure ready for stablecoin flows. 

• Interoperability & standardisation: The G20’s roadmap for enhancing cross-border payments is catalysing efforts to harmonise infrastructure. 

💡 Why It Matters for the Global Reset

• Payment rails are the plumbing of finance. Whoever controls or influences rails controls movement of value.

• The shift toward digital rails and tokenised settlement erodes the dominance of old bank-centric models and opens space for regional or alternative networks.

• For alliances and diplomacy: Payment systems are now a strategic front. Countries aligning their payment infrastructure together are deepening economic alliances beyond trade.

• As we move to a world where resources, trade blocs and currencies are shifting, payment rails become the glue that holds new systems together.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
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Sources:

• Global Finance Magazine – “Promoting Cross-Border Connectivity in an Era of Payments Fragmentation.” 

• Fireblocks – “State of Stablecoins 2025: The Payments Infrastructure Reset.” 

• G20/FSB – “G20 Roadmap for Enhancing Cross-Border Payments.” 

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Trade-Bloc Rise & Fragmentation: A New Era of Alliances in Global Commerce

Trade alliances are reshaping. In a world of diverging poles, who trades with whom becomes as important as what is traded.

The global economic map is changing.
An article from Modern Diplomacy outlines how multiple bilateral and regional trade deals are proliferating as countries hedge away from singular trade blocs. 

Key Trends

• Several major states are signing multiple bilateral/trilateral deals in quick succession (e.g., the UAE’s deals with Malaysia, Kenya and New Zealand).

• Trade blocs are fragmenting: New deals bypass large multilateral frameworks and focus on flexible, pragmatic partnerships.

• These trade deals often come with linked clauses on finance, currency and settlement arrangements — not just tariffs or goods.

How This Restructures Finance & Alliances

• Trade deals become financial architecture — they include settlement systems, local-currency clauses and shared infrastructure.

• New alliances mean new financial and currency linkages: if many countries trade and settle outside the U.S.-led systems, it weakens the old axis of financial influence.

• Diplomatic realignment follows trade alignment. As trade networks rewrite, so do alliance networks — shifting economic power centers.

Why It Matters

• For investors and policymakers: New trade alliances rewrite who chooses the rules, who earns trade surplus, who becomes creditor or debtor.

• For currency and payment infrastructure: If trade and settlement shift regionally, currency dominance and settlement dominance shift too.

• For global finance reset: The fragmentation of trade blocs pushes toward multiple financial networks rather than one global monolith.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes. 

Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive

Sources:

• Modern Diplomacy – “A New Era of Trade Alliances: How and Why the Global Economic Map is Changing.” 

• Centre for European Reform – “A New Era of Trade Alliances” 

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Keeping Too Much Cash In Your Bank Account Could Be A Costly Mistake

Keeping Too Much Cash In Your Bank Account Could Be A Costly Mistake

Vishesh Raisinghani   Sun, November 2, 2025   Moneywise

Keeping too much cash in your bank account could be a costly mistake — here’s how to know if you’ve got too much

Cash is king, right?

Well, not always. Sometimes you can have so much cash sitting around in your bank account that it turns into a wealth-devouring demon.  On average, American families had about $62,410 in their checking accounts, according to the Federal Reserve’s 2022 Survey of Consumer Finances. For most people, that balance is simply higher than it should be.

Here’s why keeping too much cash on hand could be a serious mistake and a significant drag on your financial health.

The inflation tax

As of October 2025, the average national deposit rate on a checking account is just 0.07%, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (1). That’s nowhere near enough interest to offset the rising cost of living.

In September, annual inflation was 3.0%, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (2). That means the average checking account is earning approximately 43x less than the rate of inflation.

But inflation isn’t the only problem. Idle cash also carries opportunity cost: that's the money you leave on the table when you don’t invest in assets that can generate income or growth.

What to do with cash instead

To fight inflation, consider moving some of your money into short- or medium-term securities with higher yields.

For example, Vanguard’s Federal Money Market Fund (VMFXX) offered a 4.08% yield as of September 26 (3). That’s higher than the current inflation rate, which can make it a better option than a checking account to preserve your purchasing power.

If you’re more concerned about opportunity cost, you might look into a low-cost index fund with higher risk – but also, the potential for higher return. Vanguard’s S&P 500 ETF (VOO) has delivered a compounded annual growth rate of 14.7% since its 2010 debut (4). And although past performance does not guarantee future returns, the point stands: keeping cash idle means missing out on growth potential.

You can easily invest in assets like VOO when you use platforms such as Acorns. When you make a purchase on your credit or debit card, Acorns automatically rounds up the price to the nearest dollar and places the excess — the coins that would wind up in your pocket if you were paying cash — into a smart investment portfolio.

Their smart portfolios give you exposure to assets such as VOO, while ensuring you’re diversified across a number of different investments.

TO READ MORE:  https://finance.yahoo.com/news/keeping-too-much-cash-bank-125500572.html

Jon Dowling: Weekly RV Updates for October 31st, 2025

Jon Dowling: Weekly RV Updates for October 31st, 2025

10-31-2025

As we stand at the precipice of November 2025, the global stage is buzzing with unprecedented shifts.

A recent comprehensive financial report, dated October 31, 2025, offers a compelling overview of these evolving dynamics, from geopolitical realignments to a seismic overhaul of our financial infrastructure. For investors, policymakers, and global citizens alike, understanding these interconnected developments is paramount.

First, let’s turn our gaze to Iraq, a nation often associated with past turbulence, now poised for a remarkable resurgence.

The report highlights Iraq’s significant strides towards sovereignty, economic reform, and political stability. Crucially, this progress is attributed to a successful reduction of Iranian proxy influence and the implementation of key energy sector laws that promise to unlock its vast potential.

 This newfound stability in a strategically vital region could have far-reaching positive implications for global energy markets and regional security.

Meanwhile, across the Atlantic, the United States is orchestrating its own profound shifts under President Trump’s leadership.

The report details his active role in reshaping international trade agreements, with a particular focus on dynamic economies in Southeast Asia. More significantly, it underscores President Trump’s imminent plans to replace Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, signaling a broader intent to overhaul the nation’s financial system. This move is presented as a cornerstone of the coming global financial transformation.

At the heart of this global transformation lies the impending launch of a new digital asset-backed global financial system. Set to go live in late November 2025, this revolutionary system will operate under the ISO 20022 standard.

The promise? To curtail traditional banking abuses, foster greater transparency, and introduce a new era of financial integrity.

Perhaps most notably, cryptocurrencies like XRP are earmarked to become pivotal tools in national debt management and an overarching economic reset. 

This integration of digital assets into sovereign financial strategies marks a historical turning point, potentially reshaping how nations manage their economies and interact on the global stage.

The report doesn’t shy away from challenging predictions, forecasting a potential market crash in early 2026. However, this is tempered by optimistic outlooks for a swift, crypto-driven recovery and a pathway to government debt payoff.

 This suggests that while traditional markets may face headwinds, the emerging digital economy is expected to provide resilience and new avenues for growth.

Precious metals and commodities markets, after recent fluctuations, are also expected to see rebounds, indicating a broader systemic rebalancing.

The overall tone, while acknowledging anticipated volatility, remains cautiously optimistic, encouraging prudent investment strategies amidst these profound systemic transitions.

The insights gleaned from this report paint a vivid picture of a world on the cusp of a redefinition. From Iraq’s journey to sovereignty to the US’s financial overhaul and the imminent launch of a digital asset-backed global system, the coming months promise to be nothing short of transformative. This is not merely a forecast of change but an urgent call for awareness and strategic positioning.

For a deeper dive into these critical insights and to fully grasp the implications of these global shifts, we encourage you to watch the full video from Jon Dowling. The future of finance and geopolitics is unfolding before our eyes – understanding it is the first step towards navigating it successfully.

https://youtu.be/DNJZQ2p8YOo