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Saad: NA meets this evening to find replacement for Maliki

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BREAKING NEWS.. Saad: NA meets this evening <a href="http://www.ninanews.com/english/News_Print.asp?ar95_VQ=FKLIDK" target="Print">print-icon.gif[/url]save-icon.gif10/04/2012 14:58:00278507_Med.jpgBaghdad (NINA) – Leader in Fadheela party, Suzan Al Saad, declared that the National Alliance will hold a meeting this evening at the NA chairman’s house, Ibrahim Al Jaafari.

She said, in a statement to NINA today, that the meeting will include all members of the NA will discuss the political crisis and ways to come out with results that contribute in the development of the political process for the better."

Saad did not give more details about this meeting, which comes amid claims from the Iraqiya Slate to the NA for the replacement of Prime Minister Nouri Al Maliki with another figure and accusations from the Kurdistan Alliance to Maliki of autocracy and not applying the Erbil agreement under which the current government was formed.

Today, and for the first time, an MP from Al Muwatin bloc from the NA, Mohammed Al Lakash, demanded to find a replacement for Maliki, before it is too late.

He said in a statement to (NINA) ‘’finding a replacement for Maliki at the moment is essential, especially since some of the political blocs want to change him," noting that the change "may solve some problems." /End/

http://www.ninanews.com/english/News_Details.asp?ar95_VQ=FKLIDK

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Thanks for the post Tony. I read somewhere that just before the fall of Maliki there would be an RV.

Fact or fiction, we will see.

Sorry, didn't mean to ryme LOL :o

You might be on to something, I got a Text yesterday stating, he either does his job or get arrested!! News from the rumor mill!! Thanks for the post Tony!! +1

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Thanks for the post Tony. I read somewhere that just before the fall of Maliki there would be an RV.

Fact or fiction, we will see.

Sorry, didn't mean to ryme LOL :o

At this point it doesn't matter if it's before or after Maliki's fall :lol:

You might be on to something, I got a Text yesterday stating he either does his job or get arrested!! News from the rumor mill!! Thanks for the post Tony!! +1

I like it, this prooves that they're not allowing another dictator to take charge, and maybe things will get done.

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Everyday it's something new. I believe they have the votes to do it now and so Maliki has to know this. So I bet he plays ball. If he don't, he is more of an idiot than I thought.

But then again, they are tired of giving him chances. By thursday maybe we will see which way they are going. Hopefully before then.

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Everyday it's something new. I believe they have the votes to do it now and so Maliki has to know this. So I bet he plays ball. If he don't, he is more of an idiot than I thought.

But then again, they are tired of giving him chances. By thursday maybe we will see which way they are going. Hopefully before then.

A lot of it is misinformation, but since Barzani came to Washington Mailki has been pushed into a corner and I believe he has no choice now, if he doen't egree he's out, plain and simple.

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Everyday it's something new. I believe they have the votes to do it now and so Maliki has to know this. So I bet he plays ball. If he don't, he is more of an idiot than I thought.

But then again, they are tired of giving him chances. By thursday maybe we will see which way they are going. Hopefully before then.

Problem is M is so damn stubborn, he may decide to go down in flames rather than play their game. Hope this just gets the heck over soon.

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I agree with easy, I don't think he is going anywhere.

Please, let me comment, briefly. I beg to differ. Name a Country that would exile him. None. Next, he went after the CBI...bad mistake. The Central Bank of Iraq Governor is a PhD for a reason. Democracy is in play as we speak. Maliki is grasping at straws. Maliki is not about Democracy unless he changes his tune. You know the saying, you can lead a horse to water but you cannot make him drink!

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Problem is M is so damn stubborn, he may decide to go down in flames rather than play their game. Hope this just gets the heck over soon.

Yeah I am really worried. He likes his power. That is why I say, the only way out for him is handcuffs. Otherwise he may just do some really bad stuff and cause a revolution with his personal made army and police. The US needs to take this serious. This would be the fault of the US if he continues this way. The Kurds have warned the US and has been since at least Nov 2011. Now it's really out of hand and still not resolved. See by the US staying out of it, Maliki thinks he has the blessings of the US. And it the eyes of everyone watching, they also think that.

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Please, let me comment, briefly. I beg to differ. Name a Country that would exile him. None. Next, he went after the CBI...bad mistake. The Central Bank of Iraq Governor is a PhD for a reason. Democracy is in play as we speak. Maliki is grasping at straws. Maliki is not about Democracy unless he changes his tune. You know the saying, you can lead a horse to water but you cannot make him drink!

Okay. Now tell me when has Iraq done anything they said they would do?

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Yeah I am really worried. He likes his power. That is why I say, the only way out for him is handcuffs. Otherwise he may just do some really bad stuff and cause a revolution with his personal made army and police. The US needs to take this serious. This would be the fault of the US if he continues this way. The Kurds have warned the US and has been since at least Nov 2011. Now it's really out of hand and still not resolved. See by the US staying out of it, Maliki thinks he has the blessings of the US. And it the eyes of everyone watching, they also think that.

Crazy part is, there is another thread qouting the UNSC as saying all is honky dory is the sandbox. What is really going on is beyond me. :blink:

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