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Iraq: Maliki accepts resignation of two conditions

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The new Arab / July 19, 2014 Baghdad Osman Mukhtar official revealed prominent politician in 'INA', on Saturday, for the approval of Iraqi Prime Minister outgoing Nuri al-Maliki, on leaving office, a condition not to be prosecuted, and choosing the head of government alternative from within Party 'call', referring to inform the leaders of the Alliance for the owners, their rejection of his third term, during a meeting held in the presence of the latter in the home of Prime Alliance, Ibrahim al-Jaafari, late Friday night. said the official, who serves as a member of the Political Committee of the alliance, and refused to disclose named, for the 'new Arab', that al-Maliki gave a speech with the start of the meeting, in which he pledged 'to reform all the things during the first year of his third term, and promised to open a comprehensive dialogue with the Sunnis and Kurds, as well as the preparation of a ministerial portfolio excellent includes ministers specialists are not subject to any pressures of partisan or political. ' and the same source noted that the leaders of the coalition told the 'al-Maliki after the completion of his refusal to talk about any third term and should not be wasting time with this debate, and attention to agree on the person you are going out by the public next week'. Maliki required to leave office not to pursue him and his family prosecuted and choose a prime minister alternative of the Dawa Party, and pointed out that 'al-Maliki expressed after a broad dialogue with the rest of the coalition leaders agreed to hand over the job on two conditions, first get a written pledge not to pursue him or any of his family members prosecuted on charges against him are currently related to murder and other files corruption of financial, as well as the second condition is included that the Prime Minister alternative from within the block 'rule of law' which is headed, and the party 'call' in particular, which was approved by the leaders of the coalition and decided to start offering alternative names at a meeting Saturday night Jaafari also at home. ' turn, said the leader of the Sadrist movement, visual Hussein, for the 'new Arab', the 'Coalition has made ​​progress in its last meeting, as it ended point-Maliki and began the search for a consensus on the character of the new Prime Minister.' He added that 'statements Hawks Party' call 'on their adherence to Maliki, not merely for being noisy in the media in an attempt to support the army, which condemns the majority of allegiance to al-Maliki. " and pointed out the optical out that 'in the event of Maliki's commitment to the promise of giving up power smoothly and fast , we will see a rapid formation of an Iraqi government that will be the beginning of the solution to the crisis in Iraq '. He pointed out that 'we still have fears of an attempt Maliki stall to stay in office longer, and in such a case we will have to go to Parliament and nominations are open to everyone and gets enough votes Vmbark him.' For his part, the spokesman for the 'National Alliance' Iraqi , eloquent Abu Galal, for the 'new Arab' that 'coalition begins to discuss alternative names for al-Maliki officially Maliki or without him.' And said, 'We have three candidates for Maliki's bloc can not be ignored, and they Hussain al-Shahristani, :shakehead: Tariq star and Hadi al-Ameri, and we have three names of other candidates for the rest of the blocks Alliance, they Ahmad Chalabi and Adel Abdul Mahdi and Bayan Jabr.' and expressed the hope 'to reach official candidate during a maximum period of a week or two. ' He said 'the time is not in our favor or in favor of the country at all, to be then discuss the distribution of other positions such as the ministries and their agents in accordance with the electoral benefit', stressing that 'change is inevitable and not subject to debate or reference person Maliki'.

 

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NWGUY Grand Master

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Thank Yota!!!

 

No Negotiation with Maliki!!!!  If they find him guilty of the things he has done, which I am sure that he is guilty of a lot more, than we even know, prosecute him!!!

 

They don't need to negotiate to get him gone.  They have a constitution, and laws, that will take care of his removal!

 

Go RV or RI Soon!!!

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Maliki:  "I'll resign if you let me pick the new PM and set up the government the way I want it."  What a joke!  As blurry as my crystal ball is I don't see him going anywhere soon.  He's already stalled for a couple of months now and everything is still all mucked-up.  He likely needs to leave on a slab once the bus runs him over before these boobs move any kind of government forward.  So folks, we wait, and wait, and wait.  At least we get to enjoy watching the circus that they call a government.

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The interesting thing about this. If Iraq Gov says they won’t go after him. If I remember correctly the UN discussed in one of their meetings that they would investigate Crimes against humanity for ethnic cleansing. The UN is not bound by contracts that the Iraq Gove signs with M. Its an outside shot. But the UN can go after him.

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He seems to find a way to prevent his removal, either by paying off parliament/government people, or by finding loopholes. Either way, it's gonna be a struggle to get him gone.

The demanding of  al-Sistani to resign and given a time line was the last straw...Mr. M pretty much done....

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Whatever.  He's been taken out and he still thinks he has negotiating power.  Well maybe he should squeal on Iran’s involvement and take it to the top of the garbage.  Which, may lead right back home.  Just a vicious circle.

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Iraq is trying democracy. One thing about democracy, is it is based on "peaceful transition of power"....That means the new guy that is elected, has to feel he can assume power, after winning a fair election, without any trouble. That means the old guy has to exit gracefully. And the old guy has all the levers of power, and may have done some nasty stuff, to stay in power.

 

Hang Maliki and every subsequent elected Prime Minister of Iraq will be looking over his shoulder, when he leaves office, to see if they will be gunning for him.

 

What most of you are thinking is a sure-fire way to nip this democratic experience, in the bud.

 

Bad move.

 

....Send him to London, find him a good mistress and a nice house.

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LMAO!!!! It's hard for any normal thinking person to believe that Maliki is thinking he still has any leverage to negotiate with this government. I would love to be in the room when Al Sistani arrives in Baghdad to have a heart to heart talk with Maliki, that would be priceless...I'm also thinking this will happen soon...

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middle of  august ,  they will have  this  section of  {  as life turns ,  IN IRAQ  }  completed ,   let me think  , in june I heard that  they had  the middle of july too  get  the  speaker,  and a president of each area seated ,  and  by end of august  prime minister   seated  .   September  will be  a lot of  meetings , and  re-scheduled  meetings ,  still looking  at  the 1 2015  for  really good news ,  ----> one of which should be isis  getting out of the region , and budget passed .....   

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