What if Maliki did not become prime minister?

[DinarThug]

What if Maliki did not become prime minister?

 

It is known that history has white pages and other black pages record all the history of the peoples of the events and people whether their impact negatively or positively on the lives of these peoples, and certainly history will separate many pages of it to talk about Nuri al-Maliki and its impact on the course of events in Iraq after the millennium Three ...

The question is: If this man did not embark on the political process in Iraq, would the events have led to what happened to them now, or would they have gone in a different direction away from their current course?

Maliki was lying on Iraq's chest at a time when Iraqis were trying to build a modern democratic state after they emerged from a brutal dictatorship for decades. In the absence of time, Nuri jumped to power. He lacked enough political experience to run a complex country like Iraq. He came to power, full of ideological and personal contracts that led him to become a rider through which regional agendas could be implemented. Iraq turned into a square Sunni-Shiite sectarian conflict. The Iraqi society and political parties are preoccupied with this futile struggle, while emptying the Iraqi treasury through the years of its rule through suspicious contracts in the field of oil and armaments through companies and brokers and an international mafia entered with it in corrupt deals estimated at 750 billion dollars, He managed to smuggle $ 138 billion in funds out of Iraq through close companies and intermediaries. The arms deal signed in Russia and Jake was one of the most corrupt deals by the two countries' officials.

   Despite the formation of committees to follow up, but these committees did not give any results for their investigations, and according to specialists, this money is enough to build four countries the size of Iraq. It is enough to know that the International Transparency Committee has classified Iraq under Maliki, among the four most corrupt countries in the world.

 As for the political aspect, Maliki has fallen to the Iranian agendas in a significant way deliberately distorting Iraq's relations with its Arab environment in full, and creating conditions internally to ignite a national-sectarian war. The relations of the Center with Kurdistan were early and a major economic war was waged against Kurdistan. A simple Kurdish citizen, which prompted Kurdistan to look for other options away from the Iraqi state. He also exploited some of the lapses of some Sunni Arab politicians to be expelled outside Iraq or arrested on charges of terrorism or corruption, and then hit the Sunni cities and gave way to the Al-Qaeda gangs and spoke to tamper with them, and then facilitated directly the wave of mass escape of leaders calling from Iraqi prisons, Appropriate for the occupation of the Sunni cities by a preacher, and investigations indicate his involvement in the direct occupation of a third of Iraq,

After the stirring up of the Sunni-Shiite conflict in Iraq and its fascination with the Sunni Arabs and their dispersion and the destruction of their regions, the slaughterer is appearing again today to implement other agendas this time by igniting a Kurdish-Arab nationalist conflict, exploiting the referendum crisis that took place between Kurdistan and Iraq to turn the Arab street against the Kurds. Of course, it exploits the simplicity of the Arab street in its view of Israel as an enemy and thus demonizing any project that is said to support it, and thus it is trying to mobilize a certain segment of the Iraqi street who combine the sense of sectarian sense Arab nationalist. Thus, he proves to his regional masters that he is better than applying their approaches to their imports in Iraq and thus he is trying to gain regional support and support the Iraqi street to enter the next elections a strong opponent to Abadi, assisted by his strong network of relations inside Iraq and the political money that harnesses this field.

We return to our question, which we began the article and say ... If Maliki did not fly on the political process, would we witness these events that passed through Iraq? Would the end be in this tragic form of this state?

Was financial and administrative corruption so widespread that it became a general phenomenon in Iraq?

Would the treasury be emptied like this and Iraq would become a debtor for international banks?

Would the sectarian war have been so powerful?

Would the Sunni region be completely destroyed as we see it today?

Would sectarian hatred be like this among the sons of one state?

Would the Kurds have gone to the option of independence as they did today?

Would Iraq be subjected to two different occupations in their agendas, such as the American and Iranian occupation?

And finally we wonder after all this political performance of the abhorrent and poisoned and all the destruction caused by al-Maliki, will the Iraqi street be fooled by this person and appoint him prime minister again in the next elections?

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[DinarThug]

8 hours ago, DinarThug said:

What if Maliki did not become prime minister?

The question is: If this man did not embark on the political process in Iraq, would the events have led to what happened to them now, or would they have gone in a different direction away from their current course?

 

Then Again - What If Obama Had Never Got Elected To Pull Out Our Troops Early Over The Advice Of The Pentagon And Thus Create A Vacuum To Form The JV Team ISIS ?  

 

     

[jcfrag]

Pretty sure that only Maliki was the only idiot stupid enough to think no one would ever be the wiser if he stole the country blind, or dumb enough to think he could actually hang around and never get tried by his country for his crimes against humanity.... and he will be tried and hung, as he should be... him and his son!

[10 YEARS LATER]

What if Maliki did not become prime minister?

 

DEAD MAN WALKING - FOR REAL ! ! ! ! ! !  

[Laid Back]

Justice...Justice...justice.!!!

 

hang him high for high treason, corruption, money laundering, terrorism support

 

Go punishment 

Go Justice 

[skeetdog]

Thanks DT...Maliki's days are definitely numbered...With the extent of Maliki's networking in different criminal activities...There's probably a vast amount of leads to gain by allowing Maliki to function on a relatively normal agenda...We know the ICC have active indictments filed against Maliki already and that rope alone needs to have the slack pulled out of it that's attached around Maliki's neck...

[jcfrag]

Perhaps IrN will even throw him under the bus because of his inept style of not ever thinking things through before he leaps. He is an embarrassment to Iran, as well as Iraq. Constantly puts his foot in his mouth with out any one there to tell him what to say and when to say it! 

[Half Crazy Runner]

19 hours ago, DinarThug said:

What if Maliki did not become prime minister?

 

Maybe we’d have our RV by now ..

[King Bean]

Great article THUG. The WORLD knows the answers, yet there he is STILL creating mayhem and misery for Iraq citizens. So that leads to the question: had Abadi and courts addressed Maliki's destruction of Iraq immediately after he was dethroned as PM, where would they be now?? I like to walk, A LOT. Yet, when I get a rock in my shoe I stop immediately and remove it as the pain and blisters that it will cause have both short term and long term affect on my health goals. Iraq apparently has NOT grasped that concept. Look at Maliki and group effect on Parliament. They haven't done much in almost 4 years with Abadi as PM. Yet Maliki wanders from country to country, with security and privileges, as if he were still PM. The USA shares the blame too, as they supported Maliki. And of course a weak Obama backed him too. Pathetic situation. 

[Donziman]

Thanks Thugs for the trip down memory lane. Maliki will never be brought to

justice. Think about all the people involved that helped him do all these bad things.

Even the ministers that are convicted of stealing are notified ahead of the arrest warrant

and given the chance to leave. Maliki knows what he's doing and has all the help he needs

from Iran.

[Half Crazy Runner]

46 minutes ago, Donziman said:

Maliki will never be brought to

justice. Think about all the people involved that helped him do all these bad things.

 

Vigilante Justice might have to come from the hands of some irate Iraqi citizens who are fed up with his outrageous crimes. There have been plenty of creative ideas here on this site ... 😁

[DinarThug]

22 hours ago, DinarThug said:

What if Maliki did not become prime minister?

 

It is known that history has white pages and other black pages record all the history of the peoples of the events and people whether their impact negatively or positively on the lives of these peoples, and certainly history will separate many pages of it to talk about Nuri al-Maliki and its impact on the course of events in Iraq after the millennium Three ...

 

And What If We Had All Invested In Bitcoin Instead Of ShiiteCoin ?  

 

 

 

And Then We Wouldn't Have To Spend So Much Time Following And Waiting On These Corrupt Back Biting Sleazy Used Camel Traders ...

 

     

[DinarThug]

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Newspaper reveals the "involvement" wife of a former Iraqi minister trafficking in women and children

 

15th October, 2017

The newspaper "life" Saudi Arabia, on Sunday, "the involvement" wife of a former Iraqi minister in the trafficking of women and children, while pointing to the existence of files of corruption, "serious" in Iraq, "no one dared to move," attributed to the reason for submission to bargains Financial and partisan.

The newspaper said in the context of a report issued today, quoting informed sources, that "the measures of the Integrity Commission (Iraq) did not apply to them except for the holders of simple grades that are outside the parachute and political, and even some of them even after leaving the position protected by his bloc or his party Which comes from him, as happened with the former Minister of Commerce Falah al-Sudani, who was arrested by the international police at Beirut airport, "indicating that" the Dawa Party defended him in undisclosed ways contrary to official statements that spoke of his break. "

She added that "the files of corruption are not limited to applicants for the job, as it extends to their families and there are serious files, including trafficking in human beings, specifically women and children, involving the wife of a former minister, not to mention others and no one dared to move it being subject to financial and partisan compromises.

The newspaper pointed out that "there is a file involved in acts of violence and terrorism or smuggling of weapons and cooperation with the Daash and other files that affect the security of citizens."

 

[Palmtree1970]

Thug j hear ya my man !!!!! If you had put 10 k into bitcoin 7 years ago you would be sitting in 660 million now .....if I had of done that I would light a nice fire pit and burn every single friggin dinar I had as I'm sick of reading the same garbage 

[Palmtree1970]

Still not too late to get on the crypto gravy train ,omesigo

[Palmtree1970]

im a very upbeat person but one wonders if we will ever see anything happen in our favour because this just drags on and on and on......I understand this was a long shot and long term holding but friggin hell ive done 10 years reading the same ol camel crap is getting old now....RANT OVER......