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  1. europesays.com/iran/280427/ Former Trump Economic Adviser: Iran’s Oil Exports Have Fallen to Zero. Here’s What It Could Mean for Oil Prices #Iran #iranian #TheUSTreasury #Treasury #USTreasury

  2. @karlauerbach
    It’s an understatement to say “putting more emphasis on id(.)me.”

    It will soon (October, I think) become the ONLY way to login to treasurydirect(.)gov. Even login(.)gov will not be accepted — which seems counterintuitive.

    Sounds as if you’ve had some positive experience w/ id(.)me. Reassuring but I don’t understand why they’re using a third-party PRIVATE contractor for authentication at #USgovernment, #UStreasury sites. Maybe some palms were greased? Too cynical?

  3. @karlauerbach
    It’s an understatement to say “putting more emphasis on id(.)me.”

    It will soon (October, I think) become the ONLY way to login to treasurydirect(.)gov. Even login(.)gov will not be accepted — which seems counterintuitive.

    Sounds as if you’ve had some positive experience w/ id(.)me. Reassuring but I don’t understand why they’re using a third-party PRIVATE contractor for authentication at #USgovernment, #UStreasury sites. Maybe some palms were greased? Too cynical?

  4. @karlauerbach
    It’s an understatement to say “putting more emphasis on id(.)me.”

    It will soon (October, I think) become the ONLY way to login to treasurydirect(.)gov. Even login(.)gov will not be accepted — which seems counterintuitive.

    Sounds as if you’ve had some positive experience w/ id(.)me. Reassuring but I don’t understand why they’re using a third-party PRIVATE contractor for authentication at #USgovernment, #UStreasury sites. Maybe some palms were greased? Too cynical?

  5. @karlauerbach
    It’s an understatement to say “putting more emphasis on id(.)me.”

    It will soon (October, I think) become the ONLY way to login to treasurydirect(.)gov. Even login(.)gov will not be accepted — which seems counterintuitive.

    Sounds as if you’ve had some positive experience w/ id(.)me. Reassuring but I don’t understand why they’re using a third-party PRIVATE contractor for authentication at #USgovernment, #UStreasury sites. Maybe some palms were greased? Too cynical?

  6. @karlauerbach
    It’s an understatement to say “putting more emphasis on id(.)me.”

    It will soon (October, I think) become the ONLY way to login to treasurydirect(.)gov. Even login(.)gov will not be accepted — which seems counterintuitive.

    Sounds as if you’ve had some positive experience w/ id(.)me. Reassuring but I don’t understand why they’re using a third-party PRIVATE contractor for authentication at #USgovernment, #UStreasury sites. Maybe some palms were greased? Too cynical?