Iran Next.
https://
www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna835656
Romania (We don't talk a lot of Romania)
Blockchain, perfect for Human Traffic?
https:// m.investing.com/news/cryptocurrency-news/romania-hails-first-blockchain-association-1369246?ampMode=1
Meanwhile in Romania
http://
www.foxnews.com/world/2018/04/02/romania-ex-president-faces-prosecution-for-revolution-deaths.amp.html
IRAN NEXT
LONDON — Protests that shook Iran were not just sparked by the economy, President Hassan Rouhani said on Monday, remarks suggesting the demonstrators were seeking to send a message to powerful conservatives opposed to his plans to expand individual freedoms at home and promote detente abroad.
The pragmatic cleric, who defeated anti-Western hardliners to win re-election last year, also called for the lifting of curbs on social media used by anti-government protesters in the most sustained challenge to hardline authorities since 2009.
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani (left) attends a meeting at the Ministry of Economy in Tehran on Monday. OFFICIAL IRANIAN PRESIDENTIAL WEBSITE / EPA
"It would be a misrepresentation (of events) and also an insult to Iranian people to say they only had economic demands," Rouhani was quoted as saying by Tasnim news agency. "People had economic, political and social demands."
Iran's influential Revolutionary Guards said on Sunday the security forces had put an end to a week of unrest fomented by what it called foreign enemies.
The protests, which began over economic hardships suffered by the young and working class, spread to more than 80 cities and towns and resulted in 22 deaths and more than 1,000 arrests, according to Iranian officials.
Hamid Shahriari, the deputy head of the judiciary, said that all ringleaders of the protests had been identified and arrested, and they would be firmly punished and might face capital punishment.
Many of the protesters questioned Iran’s foreign policy in the Middle East, where it has intervened in Syria and Iraq in a battle for influence with rival Saudi Arabia.
The country’s financial support for Palestinians and the Lebanese Shiite group Hezbollah also angered many Iranians, who want their government to focus on domestic economic problems instead.
Rouhani won re-election last year by promising more jobs for Iran’s youth through more foreign investment, as well as more social justice, individual freedom and political tolerance — aims questioned by his main challenger in the contest.
Echoing some of his campaign rhetoric, Rouhani said on Monday people should be allowed to criticize all Iranian officials, with no exception.
"No one is innocent and people are allowed to criticize everyone"
"No one is innocent and people are allowed to criticize everyone"
Demonstrators initially vented their anger over high prices and alleged corruption, but the protests took on a rare political dimension, with a growing number of people calling on Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to step down.
The supreme leader is commander-in-chief of the armed forces and appoints the heads of the judiciary. Key ministers are selected with his agreement and he has the ultimate say on Iran’s foreign policy. By comparison, the president has little power.
"No one is innocent and people are allowed to criticize everyone," Rouhani said.
Rouhani also dismissed calls from hardline clerics who had asked the government to permanently block access social media and messaging apps.
As protests have ebbed, the government has lifted restrictions it imposed on Instagram, one of the social media tools used to mobilize protesters. But access to a more widely used messaging app, Telegram, was still blocked. The government has said the restrictions would be temporary.
"People's access to social media should not permanently be restricted. We cannot be indifferent to people's life and business," Rouhani said.
State television showed live pictures of more pro-government rallies in several cities, including Sanandaj in western Iran, as marchers carried posters of Ayatollah Khamenei and chanted slogans in his support
BLOCKCHAIN IN ROMANIA
Romania Hails First Blockchain Association
Cryptovest | Mar 29, 2018 06:31AM ET
Romania Hails First Blockchain Association
Romania Hails First Blockchain Association
Interest in the cryptocurrency market and blockchain technology is growing in Romania. As a logical consequence, the first crypto and blockchain-oriented non-governmental organization (NGO) has been officially established. The United Blockchain Association of Romania (UBA-RO), as the entity is called, aims to represent the emerging industry in the country.
The organization began its activity on March 22, and its representatives say it has the mission to properly inform the Romanian public, educate it, and provide the necessary tools to ensure safe and friendly investment conditions, which also involves legislative aspects.
The three founding members are:
Andrei Stanica – president of the UBA-RO. He is an entrepreneur and a cryptocurrency investor, as well as the VP of another NGO, LumeAqualum.
Andrei Pipas – VP of the association, also an entrepreneur.
Ruxandra Iane – UBA-RO’s secretary general. Iane is a freelance European fund consultant and a gender equality specialist.
UBA-RO representatives claim that the mission of the new organization is to create a platform for dialogue and debate to put the subject of blockchain and cryptocurrencies on the public agenda.
So far, UBA-RO has enlisted about 40 members besides the board of directors.
“UBA’s objectives represent in fact the topics that we intend to address in the near future with the decision-makers in Romania, and also with the blockchain and crypto enthusiasts in our country. Our organization aims to provide an umbrella to support the common interests of those who are actively involved in this field… We want to unify the ad-hoc groups and create a strong coalition, which will be the interface in direct communication with the Government, the Parliament, the central bank and the Financial Supervisory Authority,” Stanica said.
Professional services firm Ernst and Young estimates there have been 26 Romanian initial coin offerings (ICOs) initiated in countries that already regulate the market. These include European countries like Austria, Gibraltar, Estonia, and Malta. Thus, UBA-RO is a logical move to speed-up the creation of a predictable legislative framework and to reduce potential scams.
In mid-February, we reported that Romania was stagnating in terms of blockchain development although the European Commission has allocated millions of euro for blockchain projects.
https:// m.investing.com/news/cryptocurrency-news/romania-hails-first-blockchain-association-1369246?ampMode=1
The Queen Bee to Argentina (Maybe to a Bunker in Antarctica). and Rouge Operations of the (Netherlands Air Farce) in Middle East.., hmmm..,
When happen the Attack of HAMAS in Israel and the Hothing Attack to SA. 2 flights of the France Air Farce was in the Air.
>“Russia says UK might have poisoned ex-spy to distract from Brexit”
Yep, Distraction. A distraction of the horrors of the Muslims in UK.
Well. Maybe a Roths or the Pope was in Argentina in those last months (February)..,
The plan of the Cabal is to destroy the North Hemisphere with the WWIII, shithole in the First World Countries. and keep intact SouthAmerica. Because SouthAmerica is the New World. And Also perfect for the Fourth
Reigh.
NZ, AUS, Patagonia and Antarctica.
In a few Words, The Cabal try to escape in the southern hemisphere. It's vital that The Storm also arrive in SouthAmerica.
NETHERLANDS
And Talking about the Netherlands.
http:// fox17online.com/2018/03/30/west-michigan-represented-at-opening-of-us-embassy-in-the-netherlands/