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FRANK26…6-13-26…..PROGRAM BUDGET

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Frank’s team is Walkingstick, Eddie and Omar in Iraq and guests

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfAqewUsc1A

Jon Dowling: Weekly RV Report and Financial Updates for June 12th, 2026

Jon Dowling: Weekly RV Report and Financial Updates for June 12th, 2026

6-12-2026

The weekly RV report for Friday, June 12th, 2026, offered a comprehensive look at the intersection of global finance, geopolitics, and spiritual discernment.

As the world navigates an increasingly complex landscape, the report underscored the necessity of approaching information with a balanced perspective.

Central to the discussion was the evolving political situation in Iraq, where Prime Minister Al-Zaidi’s efforts to establish a stable cabinet and address internal regional influences are seen as pivotal. These developments are not occurring in a vacuum; they are closely tied to broader peace negotiations involving the U.S., Iran, and Israel, which could have a stabilizing effect on the global stage.

Economic policy remains a primary focus for investors, particularly with the upcoming Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting led by Kevin Warsh.

The report highlighted an anticipated shift toward a more accommodative monetary policy, including the potential for lowering interest rates and a return to quantitative easing. Such a pivot is historically significant for the commodities market, often serving as a catalyst for gold, silver, and digital assets. Despite the volatility seen earlier in the year, the current climate is being viewed by some as a strategic window to capitalize on market dips in anticipation of long-term shifts.

The report also shed light on the diversification strategies of prominent figures and nations.

Discussion centered on high-profile investors like Warren Buffett and President Trump exploring foreign currencies, including the Japanese yen, the Vietnamese dong, and the Iraqi dinar.

This trend aligns with a broader movement in international finance, exemplified by Japan’s reported transition away from traditional US Treasury notes toward gold-backed assets. These shifts suggest a fundamental re-evaluation of global reserve assets and the mechanisms that underpin international trade.

Beyond the numbers and charts, the report delved into the socioeconomic and spiritual undercurrents of the current era.

It touched upon ongoing legal and social advocacy, such as the support for Tina Peters regarding election integrity. Furthermore, it framed the current global turmoil within a spiritual context, drawing on the teachings of figures like Kim Clement.

The host emphasized a message of resilience and ultimate victory, suggesting that while the world faces significant challenges, there is a larger purpose and a path toward restoration that transcends modern conflict.

To conclude, the report utilized a powerful historical artifact—an original Zimbabwe $100 trillion note—to serve as a sobering reminder of the transient nature of fiat currency.

This symbol of past economic crisis underscores the importance of financial education and the pursuit of tangible value in an unpredictable world.

 For those looking to dive deeper into these geopolitical and financial forecasts, the full video by Jon Dowling provides a detailed roadmap of the developments expected to shape the remainder of 2026.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrITrvOCRG0

Saturday News Posted by Tishwash at TNT 6-13-2026

TNT:

Tishwash:  Government: World Bank delegation arrives in Baghdad next week to prepare program budget

 Iraqi government spokesman Haider al-Aboudi revealed on Friday (June 12, 2026) that a delegation from the World Bank will arrive in Baghdad next week to complete the requirements for preparing the program budget, enabling Iraq to move towards adopting a budget capable of facing current and future economic challenges.

Al-Aboudi told Baghdad Today that “next week will witness the arrival of a delegation from the World Bank to complete the requirements for preparing a program budget through which Iraq can proceed with preparing a program budget that can meet the challenges,” indicating that “Prime Minister Ali Falih Al-Zaidi places the economic aspect among his top priorities.”

He added, "The World Bank delegation will work with the Ministry of Finance on economic reforms based on sound constitutional principles that address many sectors such as industry, agriculture, education, and others. Since the government took office after gaining the confidence of Parliament, the focus has been on empowering state institutions to improve their work."

He pointed out that "the government and the Prime Minister's vision is to support the Financial and Economic Council in order to work on building a financial and economic system to face current and future challenges."

Over the past years, the Iraqi economy has faced multiple challenges, most notably fluctuations in oil prices, the expansion of operational spending, and pressures to provide job opportunities and improve services, which has prompted government agencies to search for more effective financial and administrative tools to control economic performance.  link

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Tishwash:  46% non-oil: An ambitious goal for restructuring Iraq's finances

 The advisor to the Prime Minister for Financial and Economic Affairs, Mazhar Muhammad Saleh, affirmed that the government program represents an integrated strategic framework for achieving financial and economic diversification, and aims to reduce dependence on oil by enhancing non-oil revenues and expanding the productive base of the national economy.

Saleh added in a special statement to “ Al-Jarida ” that these trends fall within the “Iraq 2050” vision, which is based on reforming public finances and consolidating the principles of a social market economy, in order to achieve a balance between the developmental role of the state and the effectiveness of the market and the private sector, and to establish a long-term structural transformation in the Iraqi economy.

He explained that the vision requires an integrated reform and legislative framework that establishes the foundations of sustainability, efficiency and flexibility in fiscal policy, noting that one of its most prominent goals is to raise the contribution of non-oil revenues to the general budget to no less than 46% of total revenues by 2050, which will enhance financial sustainability and reduce the impact of fluctuations in global oil markets.

He pointed out that the government plan also aims to increase the private sector’s contribution to GDP compared to current levels, reflecting the Iraqi economy’s shift to a model that relies more on investment, individual initiative, job creation, and stimulating sustainable growth.

Saleh explained that achieving these goals will be through activating the national strategy for developing the private sector, and implementing institutional, legislative and regulatory reforms that contribute to improving the business environment, enhancing competitiveness and expanding the base of local and foreign investment.

He stressed that the Market Development Council will play a pivotal role in regulating market institutions according to the principles of governance, transparency and efficiency, creating an attractive investment environment, as well as supporting private sector-led projects in the manufacturing, agriculture, logistics and digital economy sectors.

He concluded by saying that this approach aims to build integration between reforming the financial sector and developing the productive sectors, which will contribute to reducing the rentier nature of the Iraqi economy and establishing a development model based on productivity, competitiveness and partnership between the state and the private sector, leading to building a diversified and sustainable economy that achieves prosperity by 2050.  link

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Tishwash:  Despite financial reform efforts, Iraqis still hold billions of dinars outside of banks.

 Reforming the banking sector represents one of the most prominent economic challenges facing Iraq at the present stage, given the need to build a financial system capable of supporting development, stimulating investment, and enhancing trust between citizens and banking institutions.

Despite the expansion of loan and credit programs over the past years, challenges related to oversight, governance, transparency, and limited reliance on digital technologies continue to hinder the achievement of the desired goals.

Experts have confirmed that the success of any banking reform requires moving from traditional treatments to a modern system that relies on digitization, effective supervision, and the development of the legislative and credit infrastructure to ensure the sustainability of financing and reduce risks. Economic expert Ahmed Al-Tamimi believes that this success depends on adopting a comprehensive reform program that is not limited to administrative procedures, but extends to modernizing the legislative, supervisory, and technological infrastructure of both government and private banks.

Al-Tamimi told Baghdad Today on Friday (June 12, 2026) that “the crisis of advances and loans granted to citizens is not only related to the size of the available funding, but also to the mechanisms for granting loans, following up on them, and evaluating the creditworthiness of borrowers. Addressing this crisis requires the establishment of unified databases for borrowers and the development of a modern credit rating system that reduces cases of default and ensures that funding is directed to those who are eligible and able to repay.”

He explained that “achieving fairness in lending and controlling banking liquidity requires adopting clear and transparent standards in granting loans, away from interventions and mediations, with the need to expand the base of financial inclusion and increase reliance on official banking instruments instead of cash trading outside the banking system, which contributes to enhancing financial stability and raising the efficiency of liquidity management.”

He added that "weak financial oversight during the past years has contributed to the rise in default rates in some loans and advances, as a result of inadequate follow-up and auditing procedures and the absence of early warning systems for credit risks. Strengthening the role of regulatory bodies and activating governance and compliance within banks represent a fundamental pillar to reduce these problems."

He added that “the shift towards digital banking systems has become an urgent necessity, not an option, as digital technologies, electronic payment systems, electronic archiving, and digital loan application and follow-up platforms can reduce opportunities for corruption and bureaucratic red tape, speed up the completion of transactions, raise the level of transparency, as well as enable regulatory bodies to track financial operations more accurately and efficiently.”

Al-Tamimi stressed that “reforming the Iraqi banking sector is achievable if it is coupled with political will, professional management, and serious investment in technology and oversight, because building a modern and reliable banking sector is one of the most important conditions for revitalizing the economy, attracting investments, and achieving sustainable development in Iraq.”

For years, the Iraqi banking sector has suffered from accumulated challenges related to weak financial inclusion, widespread reliance on cash transactions, and limited digital banking services compared to global standards.

Banks also face challenges related to loan and advance management, borrower follow-up, and creditworthiness assessment, in addition to the need to update control, compliance, and governance systems.

In recent years, the government has moved towards adopting financial and banking reform programs aimed at expanding the use of electronic payment, promoting digitalization, and improving the investment environment, amid increasing calls from experts to link banking reforms with modern technology and effective supervision to ensure the building of a more efficient financial sector capable of supporting the national economy.   link

Tishwash:  Cash versus digitalization: Will Iraq succeed in its financial transformation?

Economic experts believe that reforming the Iraqi banking sector and accelerating the shift towards electronic payments are two essential pillars for addressing many of the financial and economic challenges facing the country, from the loan and advance crisis to enhancing transparency, combating corruption, and stimulating investment.

Economic researcher Ahmed Al-Tamimi affirms that the success of any banking reform process requires a comprehensive program that is not limited to traditional administrative procedures, but extends to modernizing the legislative, regulatory and technological structure of government and private banks.

Al-Tamimi explained that the loan and credit crisis is not only related to the amount of money available for lending, but also to the mechanisms for granting financing, monitoring borrowers, and assessing their creditworthiness.

He pointed out that addressing this crisis requires the creation of unified databases for borrowers and the development of a modern credit rating system that contributes to reducing default rates and ensuring that financing reaches eligible borrowers who are able to repay.

Controlling liquidity and promoting financial inclusion

He added that achieving fairness in granting loans requires adopting clear and transparent standards, free from interference and mediation, while expanding the base of financial inclusion and increasing reliance on official banking instruments instead of cash transactions outside the banking system.

He explained that this transformation contributes to enhancing financial stability and improving liquidity management within the banking sector, as well as raising the efficiency of the financial performance of economic institutions.

He also pointed out that weak oversight in recent years has contributed to higher default rates on some loans due to inadequate auditing and follow-up procedures and the absence of early warning systems for credit risks.

He stressed that strengthening governance and activating control and compliance tools within banks are essential steps to reduce these problems and improve the quality of banking services.

Electronic payment is an economic necessity.

For his part, economic researcher Sadiq Al-Azraqi believes that the shift towards electronic payment is no longer just a technical option or a modern means of payment, but has become an economic and administrative necessity imposed by the nature of the modern economy and the requirements of transparency and financial stability.

He explained that the Iraqi economy still relies heavily on cash liquidity stored outside the banking system, which limits the state’s ability to monitor the movement of funds and manage economic activity efficiently.

He added that expanding the use of electronic payment tools would bring a large portion of circulating funds into the formal economic cycle, which would help regulate financial activity and reduce the risks of money laundering and tax evasion.

He pointed out that electronic systems also reduce the costs associated with cash management, including transportation, protection, manual inventory and counterfeiting risks, as well as making it easier for citizens to access various banking services such as loans, savings and investment.

Challenges of digital transformation

Despite the significant benefits expected, Al-Azraqi emphasizes that digital transformation still faces a number of challenges in Iraq, most notably the lack of confidence in the banking sector as a result of accumulated crises and past experiences, in addition to problems related to the stability of electricity and internet services.

He also noted that small and medium-sized business owners have concerns that electronic payment methods could become a means of pursuing them for tax purposes or imposing additional financial burdens on them.

He added that Iraqi society still tends to deal with direct criticism, which constitutes a cultural barrier that needs time and extensive awareness programs to overcome.

Combating corruption and promoting transparency

Al-Azraqi believes that one of the most important gains of digital transformation is the reduction of financial and administrative corruption, because electronic transactions leave a digital trace that can be tracked and reviewed, unlike cash transactions which are difficult to monitor.

He explained that the digital economy provides the state with a huge database that helps it understand consumption patterns, manage markets, predict supply crises, and monitor prices more accurately.

He added that the success of this transformation requires simultaneous administrative and legislative reforms, as well as providing incentives that encourage citizens and business owners to use electronic payment methods. link

Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Saturday Afternoon 6-13-26

Good Afternoon Dinar Recaps,

Xi’s Pyongyang Visit Signals Rising Eurasian Alignment as China, Russia, and North Korea Deepen Strategic Ties

Chinese President Xi Jinping’s first visit to North Korea in seven years highlights growing cooperation among China, Russia, and North Korea as geopolitical tensions accelerate the emergence of a more multipolar world order.

Overview

• Xi Jinping's visit to Pyongyang underscores China's commitment to strengthening ties with North Korea amid rising global geopolitical tensions.

• The visit comes as North Korea and Russia continue expanding military, economic, and diplomatic cooperation linked to the Ukraine conflict and Western sanctions.

• Analysts increasingly view the strengthening China-Russia-North Korea relationship as part of a broader shift toward a multipolar global system challenging traditional Western influence.

Key Developments

1. Xi Visits North Korea After Seven-Year Gap

President Xi Jinping's visit marks the highest-level engagement between Beijing and Pyongyang in years. The summit reaffirmed the longstanding strategic partnership between the two countries while emphasizing economic cooperation and regional stability.

2. China Remains North Korea's Economic Lifeline

Despite North Korea's growing relationship with Russia, China continues to be Pyongyang's dominant trading partner. Bilateral trade has reportedly climbed to its highest level in nearly a decade, highlighting North Korea's continued economic dependence on Beijing.

3. Russia-North Korea Ties Continue Expanding

North Korea's military and logistical support for Russia during the Ukraine conflict has significantly strengthened Moscow-Pyongyang relations. Increased trade, military cooperation, and diplomatic engagement have elevated Russia's influence within the region.

4. Focus Shifts Away from Denuclearization

Notably absent from the summit discussions was any major emphasis on North Korea's nuclear program. Observers view this as a reflection of shifting geopolitical priorities as China, Russia, and North Korea focus more heavily on strategic alignment against Western pressure.

5. Multipolar Institutions Gain Momentum

The visit reinforces growing cooperation among countries seeking alternatives to Western-led political and economic structures. The broader alignment among China, Russia, North Korea, and other emerging powers continues to reshape global diplomatic and economic relationships.

Why It Matters

The significance of Xi's visit extends beyond Northeast Asia. It reflects a broader geopolitical trend where nations facing sanctions, trade restrictions, or strategic competition with the West are strengthening regional partnerships and building alternative economic relationships.

As global power becomes increasingly distributed among multiple centers of influence, alliances based on shared strategic interests are becoming more important than traditional ideological divisions.

Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders

For those monitoring long-term shifts in the global monetary system, the strengthening China-Russia-North Korea relationship highlights the continued movement toward de-dollarization, regional trade networks, and alternative payment mechanisms.

While the U.S. dollar remains the dominant reserve currency, growing economic cooperation among Eurasian powers supports efforts to expand the use of national currencies and reduce dependence on Western-controlled financial infrastructure.

Implications for the Global Reset

• Pillar 1: Trade

Expanding economic cooperation across Eurasia continues to create alternative trade corridors and reduce reliance on traditional Western-centered supply chains.

• Pillar 2: Assets

The accumulation of strategic resources, energy partnerships, and industrial cooperation strengthens the economic foundation of emerging multipolar alliances.

• Pillar 3: Technology

Alternative financial systems, payment networks, and technological cooperation are increasingly becoming central to geopolitical competition.

The growing alignment between China, Russia, and North Korea demonstrates that the global economy is evolving toward a more decentralized structure where regional blocs play a larger role in trade, finance, and geopolitical decision-making.

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

Seeds of Wisdom Team

Newshounds News™ Exclusive

Sources

• Modern Diplomacy — "The Pyongyang Diaries: Xi’s North Korea Visit and the North Korea/Russia Axis"

• Reuters — "North Korea Will Not Retreat From Nuclear Status, Kim Jong Un's Sister Says"

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History of Recessions in the United States

History of Recessions in the United States

Causes, Length, GDP, and Unemployment Rates for Every U.S. Recession

By  Kimberly Amadeo   Updated on July 9, 2024

There have been 19 noteworthy recessions throughout U.S. history. The National Bureau of Economic Research determines when a recession starts and ends, and the Bureau of Economic Analysis measures the gross domestic product (GDP) that defines recessions. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports on the unemployment rate.

Unemployment often peaks after a recession ends because it's a lagging economic indicator. Most employers wait until they're sure the economy is back on its feet again before hiring permanent employees.

Key Takeaways

• The nation's first recession resulted from land speculation in 1797 when the First Bank of the United States and U.S. Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton expanded the money supply.

• The Great Depression that lasted from 1929 through 1938 was actually two of the worst recessions America has ever experienced occurring back to back.

• Two recessions also occurred back to back in 1980 through 1982, aggravated by the Iranian oil embargo.

• America averages a recession about once every six years.

Early Major Recessions

The hallmark of these four early recessions is that the federal government could do little to stop them. Their harshness and unpredictability led to support for a national central bank.

1797: The Panic of 1797 resulted from land speculation. The First Bank of the United States and U.S. Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton expanded the money supply, leading to the boom and bust.1

1857: Embezzlement at the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company's New York branch triggered a panic. Investors lost faith in paper money when a ship carrying gold to New York sank en route. Businesses couldn't make their payrolls and commerce ground to a halt.2

1873: The construction of the national railway system created speculation that led to the collapse of the largest U.S. bank. The recession lasted until 1879.3

1893: The Reading Railroad failed, leading to other railway failures and a stock market crash. Banks suspended cash payments, leading to the hoarding of cash and bank failures.4

20th Century Recessions

There were 12 recessions in the 20th century. The Great Depression was technically two of the nation's worst recessions occurring back to back.

1907

The "Panic of 1907" lasted from May 1907 to June 1908. It was caused by speculators' losses that spread to trust companies. These firms acted like banks but they had lower reserves. Congress created the Federal Reserve System to prevent future collapses.56

1929 to 1938 (The Great Depression)

The biggest economic crisis in U.S. history was two closely related recessions.78 The first downturn was from August 1929 to March 1933, with a record 12.9% contraction in 1932.9 The second downturn lasted from May 1937 to June 1938. Unemployment reached 24.9% in 1933 and remained in the double digits until WWII began.10

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Several factors combined to create the Great Depression. The Fed raised interest rates in the spring of 1928 and continued despite the recession. The 1929 stock market crash destroyed businesses and life savings. A 10-year drought in the Midwest created the Dust Bowl that devastated farmers.11

The New Deal ended the first recession, boosting growth by 10.8%.12 The second recession ended when the drought did, and the government increased spending for World War II.13

1945

This recession lasted eight months, from February to October. It was a natural result of the demobilization of World War II.1415

1949

This 11-month recession began in November 1948 and lasted until October 1949 when unemployment peaked at 7.9%.1416 It was caused by the Fed raising interest rates too quickly.15

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1953

This recession lasted 10 months from July 1953 to May 1954.14 It resulted from tightened monetary policy following the Korean War.17 Unemployment didn't reach its peak of 6.1% until September 1954, four months after the recession ended. GDP contracted by 2.2% in the third quarter of 1953 and by 5.9% in the fourth quarter. It contracted by 1.9% in the first quarter of 1954.1819

1957

This recession took place from August 1957 to April 1958.14 GDP fell 4.1% in the fourth quarter of 1957, then it contracted to a low of 10.0% in the first quarter of 1958.20 Unemployment didn't reach its peak of 7.5% until July 1958.21 The Fed's contractionary monetary policy caused this economic slowdown.22

1960

Starting in April 1960, this recession lasted 10 months until February 1961.14 GDP was -2.1% in the second quarter of 1960, then it rose by 2.0% in the third quarter but it was down by 5.0% in the fourth quarter.19 Unemployment reached a peak of 7.1% in May 1961.23

Note

President John F. Kennedy ended the 1960 recession with stimulus spending.24 His opponent, Richard Nixon, blamed the recession for costing him the election.25

TO CONTINUE TO READ MORE:  https://www.thebalancemoney.com/the-history-of-recessions-in-the-united-states-3306011

July 1st Your Gold Becomes Legal Money in Florida

July 1st Your Gold Becomes Legal Money in Florida

Taylor Kenny:  6-11-2026

For nearly a century, America moved away from gold. Now Florida is moving back.

CHAPTERS:

00:00 Why States Are Returning to Gold

00:51 The 1933 Gold Confiscation Lesson

01:25 DeSantis Signs Florida’s Sound Money Law

02:22 What the New Law Actually Does

04:44 Florida Joins the Sound Money Movement

05:36 The Constitutional Gold and Silver Clause

07:31 Central Banks Are Buying Gold

08:25 Gold, Silver, and Currency Resets

09:22 The Depository Red Flag

10:20 Why Physical Gold Still Matters

10:48 Protecting Yourself Before the Reset

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6FSDPCPVd8

News, Rumors and Opinions Saturday 6-13-2026

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.

RV Excerpts from the Restored Republic via a GCR Update as of Sat. 13 June 2026

Compiled Sat. 13 June 2026 12:01 am EST by Judy Byington

Fri. 12 June 2026 Yesterday Trump said it on camera: “I want to go to Fort Knox. I want to see if the gold’s in it. They steal a lot. …Tier4b ISO20022

The President just told you somebody STOLE your gold. 147.3 million oz. $692B. Last audit: 1974. Fifty-two years. No camera. No evidence.

Same week: France pulled ALL 129 tonnes from NY Fed. India – 104 tonnes. Germany – emergency repatriation. China buys record amounts of gold every month.

GOLD HOME for every country at the same time. You don’t evacuate a vault unless the vault is changing management.

May 15. Powell replaced by Kevin Warsh. Trump sits down with Xi in Beijing on the same day. The Fed, the machine that kept you in debt since 1913,(allegedly)  changes hands.

The gold is not merely in motion. It is being REVALUED. $42/oz on the books. 4,700/oz on the market. When they mark to market – the Treasury goes up in smoke. The explosion finances what happens next.

LIVE GESARA debt protocols. All these mortgages are (allegedly)  illegal. Every student loan since 1971. All credit cards. Calculating NOW.

The average American owes between $100,000 and $450,000.

Tier 4B — 12 states in place. 800 numbers loaded WAITING FOR ONE THING. FORT KNOX ON LIVE TELEVISION.

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Global Currency Reset:

Thurs. 11 June 2026 ISO 20022 has (allegedly) officially gone live across global payments. SWIFT has shut off legacy MT messages. From now on, bank-to-bank payments must speak ISO 20022. …Tier4b ISO2022 on Telegram

Wed. 10 June 2026 MarkZ: Received news from several Bond Holders that they are being paid. Evening News with MarkZ. 06/10/2026

Thurs. 11 June 2026 Bruce, The Big Call The Big Call Universe (ibize.com)  667-770-1866, pin123456#, 667-770-1865: Redemption Center Leaders go in Sat. 13 June believing that Tier4b (Us, the Internet Group) will be notified Sat 13 June or Mon 15 June. Other Military sources say notification will come out Sat., Sun, 13, 14 June. One source said “Next week will be Party Time.” We have been held up by the UK being unwilling to get off of the old SWIFT System. That has been settled as of today Thurs. 11 June.On Sun. 13 June 2026 some announcement will be made. Sunday is also Flag Day and President Trump’s birthday.

Read full post here:  https://dinarchronicles.com/2026/06/13/restored-republic-via-a-gcr-update-as-of-june-13-2026/

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Militia Man  A more modern integrated Iraq is taking shape right in front of us.  The time feels deliberate and coordinated supporting the idea that we are closer to major monetary steps including a managed REER with a credible sovereign dinar more so than many realize.

Frank26   It must not fail with the citizens of Iraq.  The monetary reform education is on a stampede.

Jeff    Article:  "The Prime Minister will visit America next July"  We don't have a hard date.  It's literally just plain old 'the month of July, but the rate has to change before that...The Strategic Framework Agreement with the US, now they're talking about activating, meaning implementing, because Iraq's going to become international. That's more proof they're going to change the rate before he goes.  They have to activate the Strategic Framework Agreement...

Reset Intelligence Trump declares the war with Iran over. Oil drops below $87. Iraq's tankers are already loading. Tehran says no text is approved. One signature decides the week.

Silver Market "Short-Term Pain" Before SYSTEM MELTDOWN | Bill Holter

Liberty and Finance: 6-12-2026

Bill Holter describes a scenario where financial stress and liquidity strains could contribute to a system down condition in which banks, brokers, insurance companies, and markets temporarily stop functioning.

In that environment he argues that derivatives, credit structures, and payment systems would freeze, forcing reliance on barter and physical assets.

He characterizes the current weakness in metals as short term pain driven by liquidity needs and paper market pressure rather than any change in long term fundamentals. Silver holders are told that volatility and price suppression reflect temporary capital flows and managed paper selling during periods of stress in broader markets.

Holter maintains that despite near term turbulence, the long term trajectory favors higher real value for metals as currency debasement continues and physical scarcity becomes more important.

INTERVIEW TIMELINE:

0:00 Intro

1:30 Silver & gold pullback

15:00 AI crisis

22:00 90% coinage as barter

28:30 Get out of the system

36:00 Food preparedness

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5Ahn6yahqo

MilitiaMan & CREW IRAQ DINAR UPDATE-"From Foundation to Execution: Iraq’s Big Convergence Is Underway"-Reality

MilitiaMan & CREW IRAQ DINAR UPDATE-"From Foundation to Execution: Iraq’s Big Convergence Is Underway"-Reality

6-12-2026

The Crew:  Samson, PompeyPeter, Petra, Daytrader, Sunkissed, GIGI and Militia Man

No drama. No intrigue. No songs and dances. Just straight, factual news that I read and interpret to the best of my ability after being an avid Dinar investor and insanely obsessed Dinarian for over 15 years.

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Be sure to listen to full video for all the news……..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TZPv4KgUtk

Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Saturday Morning 6-13-26

Basrah Crudes Post Weekly Losses

2026-06-13   Shafaq News- Basrah   Iraq’s Basrah crude lost more than 18% over the past week, as major global benchmarks weakened.

Basrah Heavy crude dropped by $2.68 in its final trading session to $58.14 per barrel, down 4.41% on the day and recording a weekly loss of $11.14, or 19.16%. Basrah Medium crude slipped by $2.68 to close at $60.24 per barrel, falling 4.26% in its last session and posting a weekly loss of $11.14, or 18.49%.

Globally, Brent crude decreased by $3.05 to $87.33 per barrel, a decline of 3.37%, while US West Texas Intermediate crude shed $2.83 to settle at $84.88 per barrel, down 3.23%.

UAE Murban crude retreated 4.85% to $83.02 per barrel, while Russia’s Urals crude fell 5.61% to $78.39. US Mars crude also lost 5.58% of its value. https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Basrah-crudes-post-weekly-losses-3

USD/IQD Exchange Rates Climb In Baghdad, Erbil

2026-06-13   Shafaq News- Baghdad/ Erbil   The US dollar opened Saturday's trading higher in Iraq, hovering around 155,000 dinars per 100 dollars in Baghdad and Erbil.

According to a Shafaq News market survey, the dollar traded in Baghdad's Al-Kifah and Al-Harithiya central exchanges at 154,750 dinars per 100 dollars, up from 154,600 dinars recorded on Thursday.

In the Iraqi capital, exchange shops sold the dollar at 155,250 dinars per 100 dollars and bought it at 154,250 dinars.

In Erbil, the dollar was selling at 155,000 dinars per 100 dollars and buying at 154,900 dinars.

https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/USD-IQD-exchange-rates-climb-in-Baghdad-Erbil-7-2

Gold Prices Rise In Baghdad, Erbil Markets

2026-06-13 Shafaq News- Baghdad/ Erbil   On Saturday, gold prices hovered around 910,000 IQD per mithqal in Baghdad and Erbil markets, continuing their upward trend, according to Shafaq News market survey.

Gold prices on Baghdad's Al-Nahr Street recorded a selling price of 917,000 IQD per mithqal (equivalent to five grams) for 21-carat gold, including Gulf, Turkish, and European varieties, with a buying price of 913,000 IQD. The same gold had sold for 892,000 IQD on Thursday.

The selling price for 21-carat Iraqi gold stood at 887,000 IQD, with a buying price of 883,000 IQD.

In jewelry stores, the selling price per mithqal of 21-carat Gulf gold ranged between 920,000 and 930,000 IQD, while Iraqi gold sold for between 890,000 and 900,000 IQD.

In Erbil, 22-Carat Gold Was Sold At 940,000 IQD Per Mithqal, 21-Carat Gold At 897,000 IQD, And 18-Carat Gold At 768,000 IQD. https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Gold-prices-rise-in-Baghdad-Erbil-markets-3-3

Germany Backs Iraq's Tourism Development Efforts

2026-06-13 Shafaq   News- Baghdad   Germany's development agency GIZ and Iraqi officials on Saturday discussed ways to support the country's tourism sector as part of broader efforts to diversify the economy beyond oil.

The discussions took place during a workshop organized by the Private Sector Development Council and GIZ, where the German agency said it is working with Iraqi institutions through the Economic Transformation Enhancement (SET) project, funded by the German government, to support economic reforms, strengthen private-sector growth, and promote sustainable development.

Read more: 150,000 archaeological sites, 556 tourists: Iraq's oil economy explains the gap

Participants also reviewed opportunities in religious tourism, hospitality, travel services, and tourism investment.

Read more: Faith and finances: Religious tourism fuels Iraq’s economy

https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Germany-backs-Iraq-s-tourism-development-efforts

Iran: Trump Agreed To Unfreeze $24B In Assets

2026-06-13 Shafaq News- Tehran   Mohsen Rezaee, a senior adviser to Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, said on Saturday that US President Donald Trump had approved the release of $24 billion in frozen Iranian assets, amid conflicting accounts from Washington and Tehran over the terms of a reported peace agreement.

Cited by Iran's Fars News Agency, Rezaee added that Trump did not want to announce the decision publicly.

On Friday, Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif revealed that the United States and Iran had reached a final text for a deal, describing it as closer to implementation than at any point since negotiations began.

Iran's Mehr News Agency subsequently published a 14-point draft memorandum that includes the release of the funds during a 60-day negotiation period, with half reportedly to be made available before talks begin.

In Washington, Vice President JD Vance said no funds would be released to Iran in exchange for signing an agreement or attending a meeting, adding that any economic benefits would depend on Tehran fulfilling its commitments.

A senior US administration official also told Shafaq News that no Iranian assets would be released before Iran meets its obligations, describing the proposed arrangement as an implementation-first framework.

https://www.shafaq.com/en/Middle-East/Iran-Trump-agreed-to-unfreeze-24B-in-assets

PMF Vows Strict Allegiance To Iraqi Constitution

2026-06-13    Shafaq News- Baghdad   The Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) remains committed to Iraq's constitution, and is prepared to operate under the authority of the Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief, Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi, PMF head Faleh al-Fayyadh noted on Saturday.

Marking the 11th anniversary of Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani's fatwa, which contributed to the formation of the PMF —a predominantly Shiite umbrella force incorporated into the Iraqi state in 2016— al-Fayyadh described the religious edict as the moment that "helped save Iraq from the existential threat posed by ISIS."

The fatwa, issued on June 13, 2014, came days after ISIS captured Mosul and overran large parts of northern and western Iraq, triggering one of the country's gravest security crises in recent decades.

"The PMF has evolved into a national force representing Iraq's diverse communities," he added, reaffirming the group's commitment to strengthening its administrative, organizational, training, and technical capabilities while continuing efforts to improve its institutional performance.

Read more: Iraq to place armed factions' weapons under state control: What we know so far

https://www.shafaq.com/en/Iraq/PMF-vows-strict-allegiance-to-Iraqi-constitution

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CLARITY Act Moves Closer to Senate Vote as White House Hosts Key Crypto Policy Meeting

White House officials, lawmakers, and major law enforcement organizations met this week to discuss the CLARITY Act, signaling growing momentum behind legislation that could establish a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital assets in the United States.

Overview

• A White House-hosted meeting brought together lawmakers, administration officials, and law enforcement groups to discuss the CLARITY Act and cryptocurrency regulation.

• Discussions focused heavily on the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act (BRCA), a key provision designed to protect blockchain developers and infrastructure providers.

• The meeting highlighted the importance of securing bipartisan support ahead of a potential Senate floor vote before the August recess.

Key Developments

1. White House Hosts High-Level Crypto Policy Meeting

The meeting was hosted by the White House Crypto Council and included administration officials, congressional staff, law enforcement representatives, and lawmakers actively involved in digital asset legislation. Participants discussed both regulatory clarity and enforcement challenges surrounding cryptocurrency markets.

2. Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act Takes Center Stage

Much of the discussion focused on the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act (BRCA), which seeks to clarify that developers and operators of decentralized blockchain infrastructure should not be treated as traditional financial intermediaries.

3. Law Enforcement Input Seen as Critical

Representatives from major law enforcement organizations, including police associations and prosecutors' groups, participated in discussions regarding crypto crime reporting, compliance standards, and enforcement tools. Their support could influence undecided lawmakers.

4. Bipartisan Support Remains Essential

While Republican lawmakers generally support the legislation, the bill will require support from several Democratic senators to advance. Reports indicate that gaining acceptance from moderate Democrats could be one of the final hurdles before a floor vote.

5. Senate Vote Could Arrive Before August Recess

Supporters of the legislation, including Senator Cynthia Lummis, continue to push for a Senate floor vote before lawmakers leave Washington for the August recess. Industry groups view the coming weeks as a critical window for passage.

Why It Matters

The CLARITY Act represents one of the most significant efforts to establish a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital assets in the United States. For years, uncertainty surrounding jurisdiction between regulators has created compliance challenges for businesses, investors, and blockchain developers.

Supporters argue that regulatory clarity could encourage innovation, investment, and job creation while keeping digital asset development within the United States rather than pushing projects offshore.

Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders

Digital asset regulation is increasingly becoming part of the broader evolution of the global financial system. As governments establish legal frameworks for blockchain-based assets, they are laying the groundwork for future tokenized financial markets, digital payments, and next-generation settlement systems.

For those monitoring potential changes to the international monetary system, the CLARITY Act reflects how major economies are preparing legal infrastructure for an increasingly digital financial environment.

Implications for the Global Reset

• Pillar 1: Technology

The legislation advances the integration of blockchain technology into regulated financial markets, potentially accelerating adoption of tokenized assets and digital infrastructure.

• Pillar 2: Assets

Clear regulations could encourage greater institutional participation in digital assets, expanding their role within the broader financial ecosystem.

• Pillar 3: Trade and Finance

A defined regulatory framework may strengthen America's position in shaping future digital payment networks, cross-border transactions, and financial innovation standards.

The debate surrounding the CLARITY Act extends beyond cryptocurrency regulation. It reflects a broader competition among nations to establish leadership in the next generation of global financial infrastructure.

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

Seeds of Wisdom Team

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Sources

• CoinGape — "CLARITY Act: White House Meeting Reveals Key To Senate Floor Vote"

• Congress.gov — "Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025"

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What Is the Ideal GDP Growth Rate?

What Is the Ideal GDP Growth Rate?

The ideal growth rate is not too hot, not to cold, but just right

By   Kimberly Amadeo  Updated on January 26, 2023

A healthy gross domestic product (GDP) growth rate sustains the economy in the expansion phase of the business cycle for as long as possible. GDP is the total market value of the goods and services produced within a country in a year.

The GDP growth rate is how much more the economy produced than in the previous quarter.

Key Takeaways

• The ideal GDP growth rate is between 2% and 3%.

• The GDP growth rate was 2.9% for the fourth quarter of 2022, compared to the third quarter's 3.2% rise.1

• The GDP growth rate measures how healthy the economy is. When the number is positive, the economy is growing. When the number is negative, the economy is contracting.

Why a Healthy Rate of GDP Growth Matters to You

Growth, unemployment, and inflation are in balance in a healthy economy. Most economists agree the ideal GDP growth rate is between 2% and 3%.2

Many politicians think more growth is always better. A healthy GDP growth rate is like a body temperature of 98.6 degrees. You know you're sick if your temperature is lower than ideal. You may be near death if it's too low. A higher temperature can also mean you're sick. If it's over 100 degrees, you have a fever. If it's above 104 degrees for any period, you may be seriously ill.

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If the economy grows too slowly or even contracts, it's not healthy. On the other hand, if it grows too rapidly, that's not ideal either.

An asset bubble may be forming if GDP growth starts spiking above 4% for several years, as it did between 1996 and 1999.3 The economy begins to overheat when it grows too fast. An overheating economy is unsustainable because it can't meet the demands of consumers, businesses, and the government.

The natural unemployment rate falls. Prices for everything from paper towels to stocks go up. The economy quickly begins to contract. A recession becomes likely unless action is taken to bring everything back to a slowly increasing growth rate.

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The Federal Reserve, the nation's central bank, uses monetary policy to influence inflation and economic activity.

The Federal Reserve raises the federal funds rate target range to raise interest rates if the economy expands too fast. when the economy is shrinking (or 'contracting), the Fed lowers the rate. Using this and other monetary policy tools, it tries to keep an inflation rate of 2% over the longer run.4 This helps to manage GDP growth at the same time. If inflation rises too quickly, consumers spend more because their money will be worth less in the future.

The following chart visualizes the difference between a healthy growth rate and rates that are too high or too low. It features quarterly statistics from 1995 to 2021, showing how recessions followed dangerously high growth rates. The exception was the recession in 2020, which was caused by a pandemic.  LINK

Historical GDP Growth Rates

During 1999 and 2000, U.S. inflation was between 2.2% and 3.4%.5 While these rates are ideal according to the Federal Reserve, the Fed didn't start targeting long-term inflation until 2012.6

In between the 2001 recession and the 2008 recession, the annual economic growth rate was healthy:7

• 2003: 2.8%

• 2004: 3.9%

• 2005: 3.5%

• 2006: 2.8%

• 2007: 2.0%

Between 2003 and 2005, inflation was between 2.3% and 3.4%. The economy grew 4.5% in the first quarter of 2005 and 5.5% in the first quarter of 2006. An asset bubble began to grow in the housing market by the end of 2006.8

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Once a bubble bursts, the economy enters the contraction phase of the business cycle.

GDP growth tends to decline and go into negative territory in an economic contraction. This can indicate that the economy is in trouble. If the shrinkage continues for more than two quarters in a row, it indicates a recession might be brewing.

During the 2008 recession, GDP growth rates were abysmal. The troubles in housing had spread to the investors in mortgage-backed securities, as the financial crisis infected the rest of the economy:

• Q1 2008: -1.6%

• Q2 2008: 2.3%

• Q3 2008: -2.1%

• Q4 2008: -8.5%

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) spurred the economy back into health in March 2009. The first two quarters of 2009 were still negative before ARRAA began to affect the economy. Growth rates returned to positive territory in the third quarter:

• Q1 2009: -4.6%

• Q2 2009: -0.7%

• Q3 2009: 1.5%

• Q4 2009: 4.3%

Growth rates in each quarter of 2010 remained positive, between 2.0% and 3.9%. The economy contracted in the first and third quarters of 2011. High foreclosures from the subprime mortgage crisis were preventing the housing market from recovering.

Can GDP Alone Tell Us If the Economy Is Healthy?

GDP growth is one of the most used metrics economists follow to decide whether a national economy is operating smoothly, but it is only one of the many metrics used to gauge a healthy economy. If only GDP and its growth are considered, then the economy is doing well if they are positive or only negative for a short time.

However, economists consider other metrics for a full view of the economy. Some of these are the unemployment rate, consumer price index, the purchasing manager's index, and others.

Here are the quarterly growth rates for 2021 and the previous five years:  LINK

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