Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Tuesday Morning 1-6-26

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Greenland Flashpoint: NATO Allies Rebuke Trump as Arctic Tensions Rise

European leaders issue rare unified pushback after renewed U.S. rhetoric on Greenland’s future

Overview

• President Donald Trump renewed U.S. claims of strategic “need” for Greenland, citing national security concerns.

• Key NATO allies — including the UK, Germany, France, and Denmark — issued firm public rebukes, affirming Greenland’s sovereignty.

• A rare joint NATO-aligned statement declared Greenland’s future belongs solely to Greenland and Denmark.

• The dispute unfolds amid heightened global tensions, including U.S. military action in Venezuela and ongoing conflicts involving Russia and Ukraine.

Key Developments

• UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper stated unequivocally that Greenland is part of the Kingdom of Denmark, stressing that its future is not subject to outside pressure.

• Germany’s foreign minister reinforced that Greenland falls under NATO protection through Denmark, dismissing unilateral claims.

• President Trump reiterated that the U.S. “needs Greenland” for national security, asserting Denmark cannot adequately defend it.

• Denmark’s government demanded the U.S. stop its rhetoric, calling annexation language unacceptable.

• Greenland’s Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen condemned the comments as disrespectful, rejecting any suggestion of U.S. control.

• A joint statement signed by leading European NATO heads reaffirmed sovereignty, territorial integrity, and border inviolability.

• NATO leaders confirmed expanded Arctic defense investments, emphasizing collective security rather than unilateral dominance.

• The dispute follows U.S. military actions in Venezuela, intensifying global scrutiny of Washington’s approach to sovereignty.

Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders

• Rising geopolitical friction in the Arctic accelerates de-dollarization pressures, as nations seek insulation from U.S. political risk.

• Sovereignty disputes tied to strategic resources undermine confidence in reserve currency stability, especially when military force is implied.

• Greenland’s critical minerals and Arctic positioning reinforce the shift toward asset-backed value systems, favoring currencies linked to commodities.

• Public resistance from NATO allies signals limits to U.S. monetary and geopolitical leverage, a key signal for currency diversification strategies.

• Escalating global power fragmentation increases volatility in fiat systems, reinforcing demand for alternative settlement mechanisms.

Why It Matters

Greenland sits at the intersection of Arctic defense, missile detection, rare earth access, and future trade routes. As the Arctic opens and competition intensifies, control over geography increasingly translates into control over monetary influence. The unified response from U.S. allies reflects growing resistance to unilateral power, even within traditional alliances.

Implications for the Global Reset

• Pillar: Sovereignty Enforcement
  Nations are reinforcing territorial boundaries as a foundation for monetary independence and trade security.

• Pillar: Hard-Asset Repricing
  Strategic minerals and geography are becoming anchors of value as fiat credibility weakens.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive

Sources

• Newsweek – “Greenland Warnings Issued by Top US Allies After Trump Remarks”

• Newsweek – “NATO Leaders Issue Defiant New Greenland Message to Trump’s US”

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UN Warns of Venezuela Instability as Legal Storm Builds Over U.S. Maduro Seizure

Security Council debates sovereignty, precedent, and global fallout following U.S. operation

Overview

• The United Nations warned of escalating instability in Venezuela following the U.S. capture of President Nicolas Maduro.

• The UN Security Council convened an emergency debate on the legality and consequences of the operation.

• The United States defended the action as a law-enforcement seizure, not a military intervention.

• Major global powers condemned the move, raising alarms over sovereignty and international law.

Key Developments

• UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres cautioned that the operation could destabilize Venezuela and the wider region, urging inclusive political dialogue.

• Maduro was transferred to the United States to face federal drug-related charges, which he has denied.

• The U.S. argued the action was necessary to prevent hostile actors from controlling Venezuela’s vast energy reserves.

• Washington insisted it has no plans to occupy Venezuela, framing the seizure as limited and targeted.

• Venezuela’s UN ambassador condemned the operation as an illegal armed attack, asserting the country’s constitutional order remains intact.

• Russia, China, and Colombia denounced the move as a violation of sovereignty, while others emphasized respect for international law.

• The United States invoked Article 51 of the UN Charter, claiming self-defense justification.

• The Security Council is unlikely to take formal action, given U.S. veto power.

Why It Matters

The seizure of a sitting head of state represents a significant escalation in how power is exercised in the international system. If left unchallenged, it could reshape norms around sovereignty, intervention, and the limits of international law, particularly when energy resources and geopolitical rivals are involved.

Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders

• Precedents of forced regime disruption increase geopolitical risk premiums, weakening confidence in fiat currencies tied to interventionist policy.

• Energy-producing nations may accelerate settlement outside the U.S. dollar to reduce exposure to legal and military leverage.

• Rising sovereign risk pushes central banks toward diversification, including gold, commodities, and non-Western currency blocs.

• Legal uncertainty around state sovereignty undermines trust in global financial governance, reinforcing the shift toward parallel systems.

• Episodes like this strengthen the case for asset-backed and regional settlement frameworks, insulating value from political shock.

Implications for the Global Reset

• Pillar: Sovereignty Repricing
  Nations are reassessing political risk exposure embedded in reserve currencies and legal systems.

• Pillar: Energy and Power Realignment
  Control over energy resources increasingly dictates currency alliances and settlement choices.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive

Sources

• Modern Diplomacy – “UN Warns of Venezuela Instability, Questions Legality of U.S. Maduro Seizure”

• Reuters – UN chief raises concerns about instability in Venezuela, legality of U.S. operation
  

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FX Treat: OPEC Producers Maintain Current Production Plans Until Next March

Today 16:15  The Information Agency/Translation:   A report by the economic news website FixTreat, published Tuesday, confirmed that OPEC+ producers have reaffirmed their plans to maintain current oil production levels until March, with minor deviations from Kazakhstan, Iraq, and Russia. 

The report, translated by the Information Agency, quoted Commerzbank commodities analyst Barbara Lambrecht, who noted that "Saudi Arabia has cut its official selling prices for the third consecutive month, indicating limited room for production increases and keeping premiums at their lowest levels in five years."  

The report added that "after brief discussions over the weekend, the eight OPEC+ producers who voluntarily reduced their output confirmed their intention to keep production steady until the end of March. This is not surprising, and this course is likely to be reaffirmed at the next meeting in early February." 

He added, "There have been individual deviations from the plans. Kazakhstan and Iraq produced excess quantities in November, while Russia, in particular, is experiencing a production shortfall. However, overall, the deviation was limited to 140,000 barrels per day, according to figures from the International Energy Agency." 

 The further decline in Saudi Arabia's official selling prices for February confirms that there is no room for increased production. These prices have fallen for the third consecutive month, and the premium for Arab Light crude compared to the Oman/Dubai benchmark reached only 30 US cents in Asia, down from 60 US cents in January – its lowest level in five years. [End/25]  LINK https://almaalomah.me/news/

The President Of The Republic Affirms The Importance Of Strengthening The Iraqi-British Partnership In A Way That Serves The Higher Interests.

{Politics: Al-Furat News} The President of the Republic, Abdul Latif Jamal Rashid, stressed the importance of strengthening the partnership relations between Iraq and the United Kingdom in a way that serves the higher interests of the two countries.

The Media Department of the Presidency of the Republic stated in a statement, a copy of which was received by Al-Furat News, that: “This came during the reception of the President of the Republic, the Ambassador of the United Kingdom to Iraq, Irfan Siddiq, and the Chief Executive of the Commonwealth and Development Office - British Foreign Office, Helena Vecca Lazano, in the presence of the former, Shanaz Ibrahim Ahmed.”

He added that "during the meeting, bilateral relations between the two countries were discussed and ways to develop them in various fields, as well as an exchange of views on a number of regional and international issues of common interest." 

Rashid stressed "the importance of strengthening partnership relations between Iraq and the United Kingdom in a way that serves the higher interests of the two friendly countries."

For his part, Irfan Siddiq expressed the United Kingdom’s appreciation for the existing level of bilateral cooperation, praising the role played by political forces in supporting stability and promoting dialogue and understanding. LINK https://alforatnews.iq/news/

The US Embassy On Army Day: Committed To Working With And Supporting Iraqi Forces

Time: 2026/01/06 09:28:55 Reading: 15 times  {Political: Al-Furat News} The US Embassy in Baghdad praised the service and sacrifices of the Iraqi security forces on Tuesday, on the occasion of the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Iraqi army.

The embassy stated in a statement, a copy of which was received by Al-Furat News, that it praised "the service and sacrifices of the Iraqi security forces, including the Peshmerga forces, in defending Iraq and protecting its sovereignty."

She added that "the United States recognizes the vital role of those forces in achieving the hard-won battlefield victory over ISIS, and in supporting a stable Iraq," stressing "the commitment to working with Iraqi security forces as Iraq continues to build a safer and more prosperous future for its people."

Today, January 6th, Iraq celebrates the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Iraqi Army, which is an official holiday in the country.   LINK https://alforatnews.iq/news/

Iraq Is Among The Arab Countries With The Lowest Cost Of Living

Information/Follow-up...
The 2026 Cost of Living Index for Arab Countries showed that Iraq was among the countries with a low cost of living, according to data issued by Numbeo, a website specializing in comparing price levels between countries.

The UAE topped the list of countries with the highest cost of living in the Arab world, recording 55.2 points, followed by Yemen with an index of 53.1 points, then Qatar with 50.4 points, Palestine with 48.1 points, and Bahrain with 47.6 points, amid high price levels compared to the rest of the region.

Saudi Arabia came in next with an index of 43.9 points, Oman with 43.6 points, Kuwait with 42.5 points, Lebanon with 41.7 points, then Jordan with 39.4 points, while Morocco recorded 31.4 points, and Tunisia 29.1 points.

At the bottom of the list, Iraq ranked among the least expensive Arab countries to live in, scoring 28.4 points, ahead of Algeria (28.0 points), Syria (25.0 points), and Egypt (21.6 points). Libya came in last with an index of 18.3 points.

It's important to note that the index measures price levels only in comparison to New York City and does not reflect income levels or quality of life. LINK https://almaalomah.me/news/

Saddam Hussein Is Among Them, And Maduro In Venezuela Is The Most Recent... Prominent Presidents And Leaders Arrested By America Throughout History

January  Washington/Iraq Observer  Historically, US forces have arrested numerous heads of state and government leaders, both during direct military operations and after the end of major conflicts. These arrests are part of US strategies to effect regime change or to prosecute officials involved in acts of hostility or war crimes.

Among the most prominent leaders captured were:

 Emilio Aguinaldo (Philippines): The first president of the Philippines, captured by the Americans during the Philippine-American War following an infiltration operation by General Frederick Funston's forces.

 Hideki Tojo (Japan): Prime Minister of Japan for most of World War II. He attempted suicide when American military police arrived to arrest him for war crimes, but survived, was tried, and executed.

 Manuel Noriega (Panama): The de facto ruler of Panama, captured by the Americans after the 1989 invasion of Panama (Operation Just Cause), surrendering after a ten-day siege.

Saddam Hussein (Iraq): The former Iraqi president, captured during Operation Red Dawn in December 2003 following the invasion of Iraq.

 Hudson Austin (Grenada): The head of the military junta that seized power in Grenada, captured by the U.S. military during Operation Urgent Fury in 1983.

Nicolás Maduro (Venezuela): According to recent media reports, he was arrested by US Delta Force on January 3, 2026, following military strikes on Venezuela. LINK

“Tidbits From TNT” Tuesday Morning 1-6-2026

TNT:

Tishwash:  Iraq's accession to the World Trade Organization: The United Nations confirms tangible progress.

Joining the World Trade Organization is witnessing clear progress, according to the United Nations International Trade Centre, with the completion of key technical and regulatory stages at both the local and international levels.

The International Trade Centre, a United Nations agency, confirmed that Iraq has made clear progress in its steps towards joining the organization.

Eric Bochot, the director of the International Trade Centre’s programs in Iraq, affiliated with the United Nations, said : “The process of Iraq’s accession to the World Trade Organization is still ongoing, and has seen progress in several important stages at both the national and international levels.”

Bushot added that this progress includes the establishment and reactivation of the Iraq Working Group at the World Trade Organization, the revival of national coordination mechanisms, technical reviews of trade-related legislation, communication with member states of the organization, as well as preparatory work related to market access and regulatory harmonization.

The UN official stressed that what has been accomplished so far reflects a continued commitment to aligning the Iraqi trade system with multilateral rules, although additional steps are still required.

For his part, economist Nabil Al-Tamimi said that the government and the Ministry of Trade are working hard to join the World Trade Organization.

Al-Tamimi added that “joining requires several procedures, including legislative and legal amendments, in order for Iraq to meet the conditions for joining this organization, noting that the legislative process in Iraq may be slow for several reasons.”

Al-Tamimi explained that these steps were accompanied by procedural obligations that are part of the conditions for joining the organization.  link

Tishwash:  Parliament will host officials from the Central Bank and the Integrity Commission next week.

"Within the framework of activating the oversight role"

The Parliament Presidency set next week, Monday (January 5, 2026), as the date for hosting a number of officials from the Financial Control Bureau, the Integrity Commission, the Central Bank and other federal institutions within the framework of activating the oversight role.

The media department of the House of Representatives stated in a statement received by Network 964 that the parliament “held its second session of the sixth electoral term of the first legislative year, the first legislative chapter, today, Monday, under the chairmanship of Hebat Al-Halbousi, Speaker of the Council, and in the presence of 229 deputies.”

He added that “the Speaker of the Council emphasized at the beginning of the session the need to adhere to the provisions of the House of Representatives’ internal regulations, as they are in effect and were voted on in the previous session.”

He pointed out that “President Hebat Al-Halbousi stressed the importance of expediting the formation of parliamentary committees, and giving a deadline of 7 days for parliamentary blocs to submit their proposals to the Presidency of the Council regarding the development of a plan to distribute members among the parliamentary committees according to the internal regulations of the Council, stressing the importance of activating the Parliamentary Conduct Committee to preserve the status of Iraq and the House of Representatives in terms of oversight and legislation.”

He added that “the Speaker of the Council noted that the time for holding the Council sessions has been permanently fixed at 11 am, in agreement with the heads of the parliamentary blocs, in addition to proceeding with other controls and instructions that enhance the management of the legislative institution in the best way.”

He explained that “the session emphasized the discussion by the members of the council of the organizational matters that the council follows in managing its sessions and parliamentary committees in order to address some of the previous obstacles to enhance the role of the House of Representatives in oversight and legislation, in addition to stressing the need to prioritize the enactment of important laws.”

Regarding candidacy for the presidency, he explained that “the Speaker of the Council noted that 44 applications for candidacy have been received so far, and the extension of time was due to the New Year holiday, indicating that the nomination period closes today, Monday, at the end of official working hours.”

He concluded by saying that “Al-Halbousi mentioned that the House of Representatives will host next week officials from the Financial Control Bureau, the Integrity Commission, the Federal Service Council, the provincial councils, the Central Bank, the head of the Martyrs Foundation, and the head of the Retirement Authority.”  link

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Tishwash:  Sources: Measures and solutions to reduce the dollar exchange rate against the dinar in local markets

 Economically,the exchange rate of the US dollar continues to rise against the Iraqi dinar in local markets, with trading indicators approaching the 150,000 dinar mark for every 100 dollars in many governorates, in a development that has raised concerns among economic circles and citizens alike.

Banking reports indicated that the exchange rate reached levels close to this threshold, with prices ranging around 147,000-150,000 dinars per 100 dollars recorded in exchange bureaus and shops in Baghdad, Erbil and other cities, after a relative stability of the dinar earlier this year.governmentBaghdadGovernment sources confirmed to Iraqi media outlets that a series of governmental and monetary measures are being implemented or planned to contain the surge in the dollar's value and attempt to lower its price against the dinar in the parallel market. 

 These measures include: strengthening oversight of the exchange market and curbing speculation.

Sources indicated that relevant authorities are focusing on monitoring buying and selling activity in unofficial markets and attempting to limit speculation, which is considered a driving factor behind the rise in the price of foreign currency.

This step comes within the framework of efforts to control prices and reduce the gap between official and parallel exchange rates.Encouraging official transactions through banks and official platforms is also being pursued.

Central Bank of IraqGovernment agencies are encouraging transactions in US dollars through official banking channels and facilitating access to the currency for citizens and merchants from the official market at fixed rates, in an effort to alleviate pressure on the parallel market.
This includes utilizing reserves.

 Iraq-Regarding hard currency,economic sources stated that the country's hard currency reserves play a role in calming the market, as they contribute to meeting the real demand for dollars and reducingAsylumThe parallel market, along with efforts to finance foreign trade to support legitimate demand, has prompted economic and public reactions . 

 A number of merchants and citizens have expressed concern about the impact of the rising exchange rate on import costs and consumer goods prices, especially given the economy's reliance on imports.

Some economic entities have called on the Baghdad government to intervene swiftly to address the dinar's decline and ensure price stability. In contrast, experts believe that current government measures may take time to produce tangible results in the markets, and that the issue is not simply about reducing the exchange rate, but requires a comprehensive package of financial and monetary reforms to improve investor confidence and reduce dependence on the parallel market.

With the dollar approaching unprecedented levels in the Iraqi market, monetary and governmental authorities in Baghdad face a challenge that necessitates coordination between fiscal, monetary, and regulatory policies to curb currency volatility, while simultaneously working to calm markets and restore public confidence in the Iraqi dinar, in an attempt to push the exchange rate toward more stable levels in the coming weeks. link

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Are You Wealthy Or Just Rich? Here's the Real Difference — And Exactly What It Takes To Be Both

Are You Wealthy Or Just Rich? Here's the Real Difference — And Exactly What It Takes To Be Both

Ivy Grace    December 18, 2025  Benzinga

There's a difference between looking rich and actually being wealthy. One is loud. The other doesn't need to explain anything.

Rich means you earn a lot. You might drive a luxury SUV, own a $10,000 couch, and take three vacations a year — all while living paycheck to paycheck. Wealthy means you own assets that generate income whether you're working or not. Wealth buys freedom. Rich buys bills.

What It Takes To Be Considered Wealthy

According to the 2025 Charles Schwab Modern Wealth Survey, Americans now say you need $2.3 million in net worth to feel wealthy. To feel just financially comfortable, the average response is $839,000 — up from $778,000 the year before.

The survey, conducted among more than 2,000 U.S. adults, also revealed generational breakdowns:

• Gen Z: $329,000 for comfort, $1.7 million for wealth

• Millennials: $847,000 for comfort, $2.1 million for wealth

• Gen X: $783,000 for comfort, $2.1 million for wealth

• Boomers: $943,000 for comfort, $2.8 million for wealth

But these are perceptions, not actual thresholds. What people feel is enough often doesn't reflect what they actually have — or what they truly need to build lasting wealth.

What the Data Actually Shows

The Federal Reserve's Survey of Consumer Finances puts the median net worth of U.S. households at $192,700. That's the 50th percentile — half the country is below it.

To reach the top tiers:

• 75th percentile: around $659,000

• 90th percentile: $1.87 million

• 95th percentile: over $3 million

• Top 1%: typically starts around $11–16 million

Based on recent asset growth, especially in real estate and the stock market, the current top 10% threshold is estimated to have climbed closer to $2.5 million–$3 million. That lines up almost exactly with where the Schwab survey says people start feeling wealthy.

Rich Is Income. Wealthy Is Ownership

TO READ MORE: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/wealthy-just-rich-heres-real-150337374.html  

Some Clear Thinking About This Weekend’s Strike In Venezuela

Some Clear Thinking About This Weekend’s Strike In Venezuela

Notes From the Field By James Hickman (Simon Black)  January 5, 2026

It’s hard to imagine America being intimidated by a guy named “Little Turtle”.  And yet, in the year 1790, he was about as terrifying as it could get.

 Little Turtle was the war chief of the Miami nation, one of the Algonquian-speaking tribes in the Great Lakes region, and he had made a name for himself fighting against the United States during the Revolutionary War.

(At one point he literally butchered his captives after a lopsided battle.)

 More than a century before, Little Turtle’s people had waged a long war against the Iroquois over control of the land in what is today Indiana and western Ohio. So, when the American Revolution was over, he continued fighting against settlers that he felt were encroaching on his tribe’s territory.

 Roughly 1500 American settlers were killed between 1784 and 1789. And when it finally became clear to the US government in 1790 that the violence would not stop, they sent an expedition under the command of General Josiah Harmar to fight the Miami.

 Little Turtle was ready. And on October 21 at the Battle of Kekionga in northeastern Indiana, Little Turtle vanquished American forces.

 In terms of casualty percentages, it was one of the worst defeats in US history. More importantly, given how small America’s military was at the time, the defeat became a national security nightmare. The US essentially didn’t have an Army after the battle.

 In response, Congress passed a series of laws known as the “Militia Acts”, which, among other things, federalized state militias for use by the federal government.

 But the new laws also gave the President sweeping authority to take command of these forces under certain circumstances, including invasion or threat of invasion “from any foreign nation or Indian tribe”.

Fast forward more than two centuries, and these Militia Acts are among the foundational legal arguments in favor of the Trump administration’s actions in Venezuela over the weekend.

Now, tremendous amounts of ink have already been spilled over Venezuela in the past 48-hours.

 What I found so interesting, however, is that most of the legacy media articles, not to mention social media commentary, devolved into typical ignorant tribalism, i.e. people are frequently for/against something based on whether or not they’re for/against the person doing it.

 In this case, the Left is predictably howling that the President’s use of the military was illegal and unconstitutional-- an assertion that is being repeated and reposted by millions of people.

TO CONTINUE AND TO READ MORE:

https://www.schiffsovereign.com/trends/some-clear-thinking-about-this-weekends-strike-in-venezuela-154096/?inf_contact_key=ff4c3185a0d37c72b7fa0d39f46eb5056284348d8861bd17e5bddf76463f0190

“Apocalypse is Unfolding”: Gold Soars as Tensions Escalate, Faith in Money Dies

“Apocalypse is Unfolding”: Gold Soars as Tensions Escalate, Faith in Money Dies

Daniela Cambone:  1-5-2026

Gold is hovering around $4,450—not just a bull market, but a symptom of a dawning realization that decades of money printing have hollowed out the dollar’s value.

People are waking up, stacking “junk silver” (pre-1965 coins) and physical metal as a form of preparation. “My number one concern about 2026 is a second wave of inflation,” says Jeffrey Tucker, Founder, Author, and President of the Brownstone Institute.

In a conversation with Daniela Cambone, Tucker warns that inflation could intensify as the U.S. approaches the 2026 midterm elections, adding pressure to the housing market and increasing economic uncertainty.

“I would not be at all surprised to see inflation of 3% or higher,” he says. Tucker also criticizes the idea of cutting interest rates at this stage, calling it “the worst possible time” and “a disastrous idea.”

He cautions that current policies risk repeating past mistakes: “My concern has been that we’re going to repeat the experience of the 1970s.”

He concludes that the deeper issue is a loss of trust in the system: “This would not be happening if people had confidence in the fiat money system — and they just don’t.”

Chapters:

00:00 Is U.S. economic growth sustainable?

 04:42 How much blame belongs to the Fed?

06:07 A return to sound money

08:08 Gold and silver outlook

 09:28 Inflation and the loss of confidence in government

14:43 A new Fed chair — what comes next?

21:04 Housing: what’s ahead?

24:07 Silver coin bags make a comeback

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BRfgbYn6lc

Some “Iraq News” Posted by Clare at KTFA 1-5-2026

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Clare:  Banking reforms

1/5/2025  Mitham Adham Al-Zubaidi

The Iraqi banking sector is currently witnessing a remarkable transformation led by the Iraqi government through the Central Bank, within the framework of structural and regulatory reforms aimed at rebuilding the financial system on more efficient and transparent foundations. 

These reforms, which came after years of concentration and weak governance and banking infrastructure, seek to create a banking environment based on fair competition and the prevention of monopolies, instead of relying on privileges or currency auction interventions.

The Central Bank of Iraq has enlisted the help of specialized international consulting firms, most notably Oliver Wyman, to develop modern frameworks for governance, risk management, and bank restructuring, in order to ensure the standardization of criteria, raise the efficiency of boards of directors, and enhance compliance with international regulations. 

This collaboration is seen as a key step towards breaking traditional business patterns and opening the way for more competitive banks to provide quality services.

The impact of these reforms is not limited to the banking sector alone, but extends directly to the Iraq Stock Exchange, where the banking sector constitutes the largest part of the number of listed companies and the market value of the trading volume. 

With the implementation of new governance standards and the restructuring of some banks, investors, using brokerage and financial trading firms, are reassessing bank shares based on transparency and management strength, rather than size or connections. This is reflected in tangible changes in the number of shareholders, trading volumes, and daily trading values, as liquidity gradually shifts towards the most compliant and adaptable banks.

While these transformations may lead to short-term market volatility, in the medium term they are shaping a more mature financial market, one where monopolies diminish, stocks are priced according to actual performance, and the base of informed shareholders expands to attract investment from ordinary citizens.

 Ultimately, the current banking reforms represent an opportunity to rebalance stability and competition, and to build a financial sector that supports both the national economy and the capital market.  LINK

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Clare: The Iraqi parliament's leadership gives blocs 10 days to distribute their members among the committees.

1/5/2026

MP Mohammed Al-Baldawi, from the “Sadiqun” parliamentary bloc, stated on Monday that the meeting held by the Speaker of Parliament with the heads of political blocs, and the second session of Parliament, resulted in an agreement to grant ten days to the heads of blocs to distribute their members among the parliamentary committees.

Al-Baldawi told Shafaq News Agency that the number of parliamentary committees currently stands at 25, and some committees are expected to be split to bring the total to 27. These committees will be finalized after the distribution of representatives and their official adoption within Parliament.

He pointed out that the process of appointing the heads of the permanent parliamentary committees needs time until the new government is formed, taking into account parliamentary entitlement, indicating that the management of the committees will currently be based on the oldest members.

In a statement issued by the office of the First Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Adnan Faihan, the latter stressed the importance of expediting the submission of the names of candidates for the temporary committees, taking into account experience, competence and specialization, achieving a legal quorum during meetings, and giving priority to proposals and draft laws that touch the lives of citizens.

During the meeting, it was agreed to form a committee headed by the First Deputy and a number of heads of blocs to study the names of the candidates and decide on their distribution among the committees, in addition to an understanding to prepare a monthly agenda for the sessions of the House of Representatives, with the aim of developing the role of the legislative institution and enhancing its oversight work in the sixth parliamentary session.

On Monday morning, January 5, 2026, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hebat Al-Halbousi, opened the proceedings of session number (2) within the first legislative term of the first legislative year of the sixth electoral cycle.   LINK

Clare: Victorious parliamentary bloc: More than 141 laws awaiting legislation

1/5/2026   Baghdad – Wissam Al-Mulla –

The head of the Victorious parliamentary bloc, Faleh Al-Khazali, confirmed on Monday that more than 141 laws are awaiting legislation.

He also indicated that the parliament's leadership has set a 10-day deadline for submitting the names of MPs to the committees.

Al-Khazali told the Iraqi News Agency (INA) that "the Speaker of Parliament held a meeting with the heads of the parliamentary blocs, where an agreement was reached on forming the parliamentary committees and distributing MPs according to their electoral weight, their preferences, and their areas of expertise." He explained that "the work of Parliament is legislative and oversight-oriented, and the stability of the committees will lead to efficient work."

He added that "there are more than 141 laws awaiting legislation, based on Article 60, Paragraph 2 of the Constitution, which stipulates that legislation can be submitted by 10 MPs or through parliamentary committees." He clarified that "Parliament cannot function without functioning parliamentary committees."

He stated that "the Parliament Presidency has set a period of 7-10 days to submit the names of the deputies to the committees," noting that "the deputies will be distributed among the parliamentary committees, but the chairmanship of the committees will be with the oldest, and after the formation of the government, a vote will be held on the chairman of the committee, the deputy, and the rapporteur."  LINK

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Clare: Government advisor: Fluctuations in the parallel dollar market are temporary and do not affect the stability of living standards.

1/5/2026

The economic advisor to the Prime Minister, Mazhar Muhammad Saleh, confirmed on Monday that the fluctuation in global oil prices is not directly related to the volatility of the parallel exchange market in Iraq, explaining that the monetary policy based on a fixed exchange rate supported by reserves exceeding $100 billion provides a strong stability umbrella for foreign currency.

Saleh told Al-Furat News Agency that “the limited fluctuations in the parallel market represent temporary and ineffective reactions that came in response to the launch of the latest fiscal discipline package, which included decisions to re-examine the paths of public spending and enhance the efficiency of revenues, especially through expanding and controlling tax and customs bases.”

He added that "these movements are a natural behavior for markets when they receive new signals from fiscal policy, as supply and demand forces tend to test these signals and adapt to them in stages, before returning to more stable paths that are in harmony with economic and financial fundamentals."

He pointed out that "the current fluctuations in the parallel market do not reflect a structural imbalance in the exchange market, but rather a temporary adaptation phase with regulatory tools aimed at enhancing financial and monetary stability in the medium term."

Saleh pointed out that "the limited movements observed in the parallel market do not affect the stability of the general price range, which has maintained a low inflation rate of about 2.5% annually, which reflects the effectiveness of the macroeconomic policy mix."

He explained that stability is due to the convergence of three main policies:

Monetary policy: A fixed official exchange rate for the Iraqi dinar at 1320 dinars to the dollar.

Fiscal policy: Broad support amounting to about 13% of GDP, limits the transmission of price shocks to living standards.

Trade policy: Price defense through the subsidized food basket and the modern market system (hypermarkets), which absorbs the noise generated by the parallel market and turns it into stable white noise.

Saleh concluded by saying that "the parallel market no longer has a significant impact on daily life, after its effect became detached from income and consumption levels and its impact shifted mainly to the asset sector, which is not directly related to the stability of living or social peace."

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Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Monday Afternoon 1-5-26

Good Afternoon Dinar Recaps,

Global Markets, Geopolitics, and Commodities Lead Early 2026 Moves
Dollar strengthens, commodity prices climb, and geopolitical tensions keep markets on edge

Overview

• Global financial markets opened 2026 with cautious optimism as equities climbed and the U.S. dollar strengthened.

• Commodity prices surged, including gold, silver, copper, and platinum, as investors sought safe-haven assets.

• Trade balances shifted, with South Africa reporting its largest trade surplus in over three years.

• Geopolitical tensions continue, with global leadership signaling further action in Venezuela.

• Crypto markets saw renewed demand alongside traditional risk-on assets.

Key Developments

• Global markets rose early in the year, with Asian indexes leading gains and U.S. futures higher, suggesting continued momentum from last year’s rally.

• Gold futures climbed above $4,400, with silver and copper also posting significant gains, signaling elevated demand for hard assets as geopolitical risk persists.

• The U.S. dollar index reached a two-week high, reflecting safe-haven inflows and renewed confidence in U.S. monetary stability.

• South Africa’s trade surplus hit its highest level in 44 months, driven by reduced imports and persistent export resilience — a notable macro indicator for emerging markets.

• Bitcoin and broader cryptocurrency markets saw upticks in demand, complementing gains in traditional commodities as diversified risk positioning increased.

• Geopolitical flashpoints remain active — including looming international discussions on Venezuela’s recent leadership crisis. 

Why It Matters

The first major market moves of 2026 highlight a complex intersection of economic confidence and geopolitical risk. Stronger equities and a firmer dollar suggest investors are not abandoning risk assets, but commodity rallies and safe-haven flows illustrate that uncertainty remains baked into market pricing.

Surging metals — especially precious metals — reflect flight to security and hedge positioning as global leadership tensions and trade imbalances persist. Meanwhile, crypto demand alongside traditional assets suggests that investors are broadening their reserve and risk strategies, not merely reacting to short-term signals.

Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders

For foreign currency holders, these developments underline the ongoing importance of currency diversification and risk hedging. A stronger dollar alongside soaring commodity prices and trade imbalances points to a bifurcated landscape where reserve currencies must be balanced against real-asset exposure and alternative markets.

Rising gold and industrial metals prices often indicate inflationary pressures and geopolitical premiums, which can erode late-cycle currency values if unhedged. Elevated demand for cryptocurrencies — alongside traditional markets — signals that holders are widening their portfolio frameworks to include digital and non-sovereign reserves.

In this environment, currency holders are likely to reassess exposure to single reserve assets, weighing commodity correlations, FX stability, and geopolitical risk premiums more heavily than in prior stable cycles.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar: Multipolar Risk Pricing in Early 2026
Market movements reflect an intersection of geopolitical friction, commodity repricing, and diversified investor risk frameworks — underscoring the shift toward multipolar financial dynamics.

Pillar: Hard Assets in Reserve Strategy
Gold and industrial metals gains point to a structural hedging trend, reinforcing why traditional reserve currencies can no longer be the sole anchor in global allocation strategies.

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

Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive

Sources

• Reuters, “Global market and economic news — January 5, 2026”  

• Business Tech Africa, “Breaking News Today — Jan 5, 2026 — Commodities, Trade, Dollar Movement” 

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BRICS 2026: Trade, AI, and the Quiet Shift Away From the Dollar
India’s presidency advances financial cooperation and alternative systems

Overview

• BRICS 2026 is centered on financial cooperation, technology governance, and reduced reliance on the U.S. dollar

• India assumes the BRICS presidency, promoting the theme “Building Resilience and Innovation for Cooperation and Sustainability”

• The 18th BRICS Summit is scheduled for New Delhi in August or September 2026

• Member nations are moving from planning to deployment of local currency trade and alternative payment systems

Key Developments

• India’s leadership emphasizes continuity with its G20 focus on the Global South and people-centric development

• BRICS local currency trade is expanding, reducing dependence on dollar-based settlement

• The bloc is advancing alternative payment infrastructure, including cross-border systems that bypass traditional dollar rails

• CBDC interoperability between the digital ruble, yuan, and rupee is targeted for 2026–2027

• The New Development Bank plans for one-third of its lending to be denominated in local currencies by 2026

• BRICS Pay has already significantly reduced USD usage in intra-bloc trade

• Member nations are shedding U.S. Treasuries and increasing gold accumulation, with BRICS countries now controlling a substantial share of global gold production

Why It Matters

BRICS is no longer debating alternatives—it is deploying them. The shift toward local currency settlement, digital rails, and institutional coordination marks a structural change in how trade and development finance are conducted outside Western-dominated systems.

India’s presidency signals a measured but deliberate approach: maintaining global stability while reducing exposure to dollar weaponization. The emphasis on resilience and innovation reflects lessons learned from sanctions, supply-chain shocks, and monetary tightening cycles.

Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders

For foreign currency holders, BRICS 2026 highlights an accelerating move toward currency diversification and settlement optionality. As more trade is conducted in national currencies, demand dynamics for traditional reserve currencies face gradual but persistent pressure.

The expansion of non-dollar payment systems and CBDC interoperability introduces parallel liquidity pools that reduce forced dollar usage in cross-border trade. While the dollar remains dominant, these developments add long-term valuation and reserve allocation implications for central banks and institutional holders.

Increased gold accumulation and reduced Treasury exposure further signal a shift toward hard-asset anchoring and balance-sheet insulation, reinforcing the broader move toward a multipolar monetary landscape.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar: De-Dollarization Through Infrastructure, Not Rhetoric
BRICS is advancing practical systems—payment rails, CBDCs, and development lending—that quietly reduce dollar dependence without formal replacement declarations.

Pillar: Technology Governance as Monetary Power
By shaping AI governance and digital standards, BRICS nations are asserting influence over the next phase of economic coordination, linking technology sovereignty with financial autonomy.

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

Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive

Sources

• Watcher Guru – “BRICS 2026 Theme Focuses on Trade, AI, Innovation & Less US Dollar Use”

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🌱 A Message to Our Currency Holders🌱

If you’ve been holding foreign currency for many years, you were not foolish.
You were not wrong to believe the global financial system would change.

What failed was not your patience — it was the information you were given.

For years, dates, rumors, and personalities replaced facts, structure, and proof. “This week” predictions created cycles of hope and disappointment that were never based on how currencies actually change.

That is not your failure.

Our mission here is different:  • No dates • No rates • No hype • No gurus

Instead, we focus on:
• Verifiable developments • Institutional evidence
• Global financial structure • Where countries actually sit in the process

Currency value changes only come after sovereignty, trade, banking, settlement systems, and fiscal coordination are in place. History and institutions confirm this sequence.

You will see silence. You will see denials. That is not delay — that is discipline.

Protect your identity. Organize your documents.      Verify everything.
Never hand your discernment to anyone who cannot show proof.

You deserve truth — not timelines.

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Why A Desperate America May Soon Annex Its 51st State

Why A Desperate America May Soon Annex Its 51st State

Notes From The Field By James Hickman (Simon Black)  December 22, 2025

Today we’re continuing our look back at past articles that foresaw today’s headlines years in advance. Last week, we highlighted three early pieces tracing the decline of US credibility—its unsustainable debt path, the erosion of reserve currency privilege, and the rising global demand for real assets like gold.

Today we look back at this podcast I recorded on March 31, 2023. I laid out a theory that Venezuela—sitting on the world’s largest oil reserves—might one day be absorbed into the US sphere of influence, not through war, but through corporate proxies.

Drawing parallels to the East India Company and the US-backed creation of Panama, the idea was that a private entity could step in amid Venezuela’s chaos, secure its oil, and quietly serve American strategic interests.

Now, with tensions escalating, the threat of an invasion could be the method of securing this kind of control. Maduro has discussed terms for stepping down, and recently US authorities seized a Venezuelan oil tanker.

And Venezuela’s opposition leader, María Corina Machado, is now openly pitching the country’s energy sector as “a $1.7 trillion opportunity,” promising, “We will open all [oil], upstream, midstream, downstream, to all companies.”

It felt like the right time to revisit this episode.

At the center of Sovereign Man’s core ethos is the indisputable view that the United States is in decline.

 I take absolutely zero pleasure in writing that statement. But it’s incredibly difficult, if not impossible, to objectively appraise the bountiful evidence at hand and not reach the same conclusion.

 Consider the following:

 US government finances are appallingly bad. The national debt exceeds 100% of GDP, annual deficits run into the trillions of dollars with no end in sight, and major trust funds for Social Security and Medicare will soon run out of money.

 Political incompetence is mind-blowing; politicians fail to be able to even identify problems, let alone understand them, let alone reach compromises to solve them.

 Ditto for central bank incompetence. These people simply cannot understand how, by keeping interest rates at zero for nearly a decade and conjuring trillions of dollars out of thin air, they engineered record high inflation. And they also fail to understand how their actions to ‘fix’ inflation are causing widespread havoc in the economy and financial system.

 Social divisions across the country are extreme. Censorship and cancel culture prevail, and corporations now wag their fingers at their own customers to “be better”.

 The education system is in pitiful shape, with many politicians and school board officials turning classrooms into activist training camps.

 The population is terribly unhealthy. Obesity and drug addiction are epidemics. Plus there’s an obvious mental health crisis that drives far too many people to commit horrific acts of violence on innocent people, including children.

 National security is in decline. Military readiness is down, yet top officials seem more concerned about diversity and inclusion rather than the ability to prevail in war.

 The rule of law has been perverted, including for political purposes and self-aggrandizement. We just saw another example of this yesterday.

 Even the national fertility rate continues plummeting-- an indication of the rising cost of living and social apathy.

The Wall Street Journal recently published a series of polls indicating that most Americans doubt their children will have a better future; pessimism is strong.

 They also found that certain values which once defined American culture, including a sense of community, hard work, and civility, are no longer important to the majority of people.

 This is all happening at a time when adversaries are circling. And that includes China.

 Now, usually whenever I bring up China, there are always people who are quick to assert that China cannot possibly replace the US as the dominant superpower because they have just as many problems.

 And it’s true that China has a ton of problems. They have their own debt issues, financial system chaos, and economic problems. They have social challenges, a major demographic crisis, and even a serious issue with childhood obesity.

 But no civilization or empire throughout history has ever been problem-free.

Ancient Rome, even during its early republic days, had enormous problems.

 They had to deal with constant revolts, civil war, the genocidal dictatorship of Sulla, famine, war, plague, and more.

 Yet there’s an enormous difference between taking on challenges while you’re on the rise… versus succumbing to them while on the way down.

 Rome was able to deal with its challenges and continue its rise to become the dominant superpower. China may be able to do the same.

 The US finds itself in a precarious position where they have a mountain of compounding problems… and no ability to even slow them down, let alone solve them.

 I’ve written before about what I call the “Four Forces of Decline”, which I define as:

 1) Forces of History-- the inevitable, cyclical nature in the rise and fall of Empire. No empire, no civilization in human history has ever retained the top spot forever, and most tend to experience similar challenges on the way down.

 2) Forces of Society-- the vicious way in which a society eats itself from within, vanquishing the ability and inclination to solve complex problems.

 3) Forces of Economy-- the debilitating toll that enormous debts, deficits, and currency inflation take on a nation and its people.

 4) Forces of Energy-- when energy is cheap and abundant, prosperity reigns. When energy is expensive, prosperity wanes. The relationship couldn’t be more clear.

 Today’s podcast puts all of these together, with a particular focus on #4, Forces of Energy.

 Part of being the dominant superpower in our modern world means having access to abundant energy. Yet the US government has spent the last few years trying to destroy its energy (oil and gas) industry.

 They’ve been pretty successful. The President of the United States hardly misses an opportunity to bash oil companies. Politicians pass new rules and taxes to punish them. The media beats up on them. Investors have pulled funding for them.

 So it shouldn’t be a surprise that US oil production, while not in terminal decline, is failing to keep up with growing demand.

Shale oil is especially problematic given that most of the highest quality “tier 1” sites have already been drilled. Many are already in decline.

 This is a big deal. Shale oil is the reason why the US achieved near energy independence. With shale in decline, the US will be forced to import a LOT more energy (which, again, is critical for prosperity) from places where they have an increasingly adversarial relationship.

 Russian oil is obviously off the table. So is Iranian oil. Saudi Arabia is rapidly becoming cozy with China; in fact the Saudis are now publicly considering to sell their oil in Chinese currency, the renminbi.

 This is an enormous threat to the US. Saudi Arabia has been selling oil in dollars for decades; they’ve even had their currency, the riyal, pegged to the US dollar since 1986.

 This concept of selling oil in US dollars is known as the petrodollar, and it’s one of the key reasons why the US dollar is the global reserve currency.

 Anyone who wants to buy oil needs to own US dollars. And that pretty much includes every country on the planet. So foreigners are forced to stockpile dollars, and by extension, US government bonds… simply because they need dollars to buy oil.

 As a result the US government is able to get away with the fiscal equivalent of murder. They can run multi-trillion dollar deficits every year. They can wage expensive wars in foreign lands. They can go into debt to pay people to stay home and NOT work…

 … and they’ve always had a bunch of suckers overseas-- foreigners who have no choice but to buy US government bonds, simply because oil is priced in US dollars.

 But what if Saudi Arabia started selling oil in renminbi?

 Most likely a LOT of foreigners would dump at least some of their dollars and start holding renminbi as part of their official reserves.

 America’s biggest privilege and benefit-- its reserve currency-- would vanish, practically overnight.

 Suddenly the US government wouldn’t be able to run multi-trillion dollar deficits. It wouldn’t be able to go into debt to pay people to stay home and NOT work.

 They’d have to be like almost every other country-- act with some fiscal responsibility.

 Think about it-- if the President of Mexico shook hands with thin air, investors would be rightfully terrified and panic-sell Mexican government bonds. If South Korea ran a multi-trillion dollar deficit, its currency would probably plummet.

Back in September we saw the British pound and UK government bonds practically collapse… and the Prime Minister of one of the world’s largest democratically elected sovereign governments was forced to resign... simply because investors didn’t like her economic revival plan.

 These issues are all linked. If the US continues to demonstrate incompetence and weakness… if they continue to subvert and destroy the energy industry… and if Saudi Arabia starts selling oil in renminbi…

 … the consequences will be life-changing.

 This is one of the biggest stories of our lives. It’s easy to miss because it’s playing out over a period of years. It gets lost in the day-to-day noise and the crisis du jour.

 But rest assured this is happening in front of our very eyes; it’s a slow motion crash that’s already started.

 The outcome isn’t inevitable yet. But nothing about these people’s actions demonstrate that they have the slightest clue what’s going on.

 Join me in today’s podcast as we dive further into this… and I outline my “51st state” theory-- a ‘solution’ that I wouldn’t be surprised to see in the near future.

 To your freedom,  James Hickman Co-Founder, Schiff Sovereign LLC

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$9 Trillion 2026 Debt Wall Exposes US Buyer Crisis

$9 Trillion 2026 Debt Wall Exposes US Buyer Crisis

Taylor Kenny: 1-4-2025

The United States is on the cusp of a significant financial challenge: a “debt wall” that is set to mature in 2026. At that time, approximately $9 trillion, or about one-quarter of the total US debt, will need to be refinanced at much higher interest rates than when it was initially issued.

This refinancing challenge poses a substantial threat not only to the federal budget but also to the everyday American, potentially leading to higher inflation, increased taxes, and slower economic growth.

The current national debt crisis is multifaceted. The US previously issued a significant portion of its debt when interest rates were near zero, a product of the monetary policies implemented during the early stages of the CoviD-19 pandemic to stimulate the economy.

Now, as these debts mature and are refinanced at significantly higher interest rates, the cost of servicing this debt is skyrocketing. Projections indicate that rising interest costs could soon surpass spending on critical areas such as defense, Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, placing an unprecedented strain on the federal budget.

The problem is further complicated by a shift in global financial dynamics. Foreign central banks, once significant buyers of US Treasury bonds, have been reducing their holdings of US assets since 2001.

 Instead, they are increasingly turning to gold as a safer asset, devoid of counterparty risk.

Geopolitical tensions, such as the freezing of Russian assets by the US, have accelerated this trend, eroding trust in the dollar’s reliability as a global reserve currency. As foreign demand for US debt wanes, the US government faces growing pressure to offer higher yields to attract investors, thereby increasing the cost of debt servicing.

The Federal Reserve is caught in a difficult position. Continuing on its path of quantitative tightening is unsustainable due to the potential for destabilizing the financial system.

On the other hand, resuming quantitative easing (or “money printing”) to avoid a financial freeze could lead to severe currency devaluation and hyperinflation. Either scenario poses significant risks to the economy and the purchasing power of ordinary Americans.

In the face of such uncertainty, safeguarding personal finances becomes paramount. Historically, tangible assets such as physical gold and silver have served as reliable hedges against currency crises and inflation.

 These assets have intrinsic value and are not subject to the counterparty risks associated with fiat currencies or bonds.

For those looking to shield their wealth from the impending economic challenges, diversifying into physical gold and silver can be a prudent strategy. Educational resources and personalized consultations can provide valuable insights into navigating these complex financial markets.

The looming debt crisis and its far-reaching implications are not just abstract economic concerns; they have real-world consequences for everyday Americans. By understanding the challenges ahead and taking proactive steps to protect your financial well-being, you can better navigate the uncertain economic landscape.

In times of economic uncertainty, knowledge is power. Stay abreast of the latest developments and consider diversifying your assets to mitigate potential risks. By doing so, you can protect your wealth and ensure a more stable financial future, regardless of the challenges that lie ahead.

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