AVZ Discussion 2022
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I've heard that but I thought it was just a rumour...
Sparrowhawk12
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Hi Dave
I DM'd you on twitter on 23/10/2023 that RoseKiese60 is not the MoJ Rose. Is this a different Rose now or another scammer?
23/10/23 "You've tagged RoseKiese60 a few times. I'm 98% sure thats not MoJ Rose Mutombo Kiese. That X account followed me a few months ago when I was v active. I did not notice till yesterday, then replied to "Rose" personal post about "losing someone". "She" replies v fast, brief, but a style ending in a question designed to build relationship. I replied. Then got a v fast reply, brief, ending in a question about my work (PAYE).
PS justicedrc1 can't be true either.
Br Sparrowhawk12
Nellie17
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Just arrived in Perth this morning, for the Pies v Dockers clash!
What a magnificent day!
Go Pies!!!
Cheers Nells x
TheCount
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Any bridges in Perth?
TC.
Dave Evans
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Sparrowhawk12
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Yep, pretty sure she’s a fake. Br d
BRICK
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Well it’s fucken cold in Melbourne and I was in Wellington last week and it was fucking cold there…lucky you x
Are railway bridges ok?
Where is Perth ahhh who cares to far away to worry about
Grass cutting bastard she is mine
Bray
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dont worry mate shes fucken cold in outback qld too, not too cold for beer though
August V
@AugustCohen4
$AVZ: Just an update we're getting closer to a government in #DRC after 6 months of waiting. The National Assembly (lower house of DRC's Parliament) now has elected all its leadership positions. See the below tweet form the Assembly's X account. Notable here is @moise_katumbi isn't following anyone. Autodesk_new's party as the largest opposition bloc (overall opposition is divided in DRC) with the position of Deputy Rapporteur- the "leader" of the Opposition- going to Dominique Munongo. (For us Anglos, I realize DRC's institutional set up seems pretty alien but it's a lot like France's if you need a reference) The next steps from here according to the Constitution:
1.@SuminwaJudith announces a Government 2. She then creates, negotiates (with the Presidency), and signs what is effectively an "operating agreement" (an "ordinance" in DRC legalese)- which basically lays the roles and responsibilities between the Government, its ministers and between the Govt vis a vis the Presidency. 3. She then creates and sends a "policy of the Nation" (ie, top policy goals of the Government) to the Parliament to endorse. 4. Parliament votes for the "policy of the Nation" (or not, we'll see). 5. Assuming the "policy of the Nation" passes, all gov't ministers + President release a list of all their assets/wealth and send to the Constitutional Court.
Once all this happens, DRC will finally have a government.
Scoota30
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At their current rate of progress, that doesn't give me hope that the government formation will be completed until July at the earliest.
August V
@AugustCohen4
$AVZ: Just an update we're getting closer to a government in #DRC after 6 months of waiting. The National Assembly (lower house of DRC's Parliament) now has elected all its leadership positions. See the below tweet form the Assembly's X account. Notable here is @moise_katumbi isn't following anyone. Autodesk_new's party as the largest opposition bloc (overall opposition is divided in DRC) with the position of Deputy Rapporteur- the "leader" of the Opposition- going to Dominique Munongo. (For us Anglos, I realize DRC's institutional set up seems pretty alien but it's a lot like France's if you need a reference) The next steps from here according to the Constitution:
1.@SuminwaJudith announces a Government 2. She then creates, negotiates (with the Presidency), and signs what is effectively an "operating agreement" (an "ordinance" in DRC legalese)- which basically lays the roles and responsibilities between the Government, its ministers and between the Govt vis a vis the Presidency. 3. She then creates and sends a "policy of the Nation" (ie, top policy goals of the Government) to the Parliament to endorse. 4. Parliament votes for the "policy of the Nation" (or not, we'll see). 5. Assuming the "policy of the Nation" passes, all gov't ministers + President release a list of all their assets/wealth and send to the Constitutional Court.
Once all this happens, DRC will finally have a government.
Samus
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Who cares, they're all corrupt anyway. Bring on ICSID!At their current rate of progress, that doesn't give me hope that the government formation will be completed until July at the earliest.
Mute22
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Fantastic, then we can wait another year for the possibility of a Memorandum of 'Understanding (that we can get fucked)' to be signed by the shiny new government!
August V
@AugustCohen4
$AVZ: Just an update we're getting closer to a government in #DRC after 6 months of waiting. The National Assembly (lower house of DRC's Parliament) now has elected all its leadership positions. See the below tweet form the Assembly's X account. Notable here is @moise_katumbi isn't following anyone. Autodesk_new's party as the largest opposition bloc (overall opposition is divided in DRC) with the position of Deputy Rapporteur- the "leader" of the Opposition- going to Dominique Munongo. (For us Anglos, I realize DRC's institutional set up seems pretty alien but it's a lot like France's if you need a reference) The next steps from here according to the Constitution:
1.@SuminwaJudith announces a Government 2. She then creates, negotiates (with the Presidency), and signs what is effectively an "operating agreement" (an "ordinance" in DRC legalese)- which basically lays the roles and responsibilities between the Government, its ministers and between the Govt vis a vis the Presidency. 3. She then creates and sends a "policy of the Nation" (ie, top policy goals of the Government) to the Parliament to endorse. 4. Parliament votes for the "policy of the Nation" (or not, we'll see). 5. Assuming the "policy of the Nation" passes, all gov't ministers + President release a list of all their assets/wealth and send to the Constitutional Court.
Once all this happens, DRC will finally have a government.
Usually I would say don't attribute to malice which can be explained by incompetence, but I am learning that the DRC is proving you can have both!
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Story on News.com about the American caught up in the failed coup attempt in the DRC.
https://www.news.com.au/travel/trav...t/news-story/d9a385e4e6896129f7dd7faaa68c03f1
https://www.news.com.au/travel/trav...t/news-story/d9a385e4e6896129f7dd7faaa68c03f1
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