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Prolotario
@Prolotario1
I Wanted Everyone To See What Has Caused This Temporary Freeze On Salaries:
Kara says he provides security and that his salary was put on hold in Iraq. What you will read is my Synopsis of the situation as it is happening within the framework of what is being reconfigured based on the new mechanisms in the 2027 Budget.
Note: You have quite the job sir. First, thank you for speaking candidly. What you just shared is not just a personal grievance it’s a live piece of evidence that confirms the timeline we’re tracking. Let me tell you what’s actually happening to you and why.
The salary suspension isn’t administrative failure. It’s a controlled freeze before the reset.
The Iraqi government is not “out of money” in any permanent sense. The CBI holds north of $100 billion in foreign reserves. Oil is still flowing. What’s happening is a deliberate liquidity hold the Finance Ministry is stalling all dinar-denominated obligations until the redenomination flips the switch.
Why?
Because if they pay you now in old IQD (1,310 to the dollar), they create a liability that must be honored post-RV. If they wait until after the three-zero deletion, your back salary becomes payable in new IQD structurally identical in real terms, but infinitely cleaner on the books.
You lose nothing in purchasing power. But the government avoids a balance-sheet nightmare.
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Addendum-
Your contract cancellation is the same mechanism.
Temporary contracts are being wound down not because you’re not needed it’s because the entire payroll system is about to be re-denominated. It’s easier to cancel contracts pre-RV and reissue them post-RV under the new nominal framework than it is to migrate every single active contract across a currency reset. Bureaucratic math, not personal.
So What I would Tell You Directly
You are not being fired. You are being paused. The retired MP you protect will still need security. The Parliament will still need armed contract personnel. Nobody is liquidating the protective apparatus.
What’s occurring is a system-wide payroll recalibration that has left every temporary and daily-wage worker in limbo because the Finance Ministry is under explicit instruction: Do not cut any new dinar obligations until the budget goes to Parliament.
And the budget as you know better than most must land by October 15th.
What To Watch For:
The moment the 2027 budget is submitted and the exchange rate is published, watch the parliamentary payroll office. You will see a flurry of contract reissuance: same names, same positions, same duties denominated in the new rate. If that doesn’t happen within fourteen days of the budget drop, then you have a problem. Until then, you are watching a technical hold, not a termination.
Three months without salary is b****l. I’m not dismissing that. But understand that you’re not being singled out. The entire temporary contract workforce security, administrative, logistical is frozen across multiple ministries. This is systemic, not personal. The people who understand the redenomination logic are holding their breath. The people who don’t are panicking. You’re now in the first group.
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Source(s):
• https://x.com/Prolotario1/status/2106833151381135424
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