We are goal to go at the 1 yd line...

[Luigi1]

From other sources...

PM Maliki Given Two Weeks To Implement Erbil Agreement.

05/05/2012 10:28

BAGHDAD, May 5 (AKnews) – Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki has been given only two weeks to implement the demands raised in the meeting of five Iraqi and Kurdistan leaders in Erbil on Saturday.

A week ago Kurdistan President Massoud Barzani and his Iraqi counterpart Jalal Talabani met with Iraqiya List leaders Ayad Allawi and Osama al-Nujaifi as well as Sadrist Movement leader Muqtada Sadr in Erbil.

The leaders discussed the challenges the country is facing and agreed on their demands in a letter which was handed yesterday to Ibrahim Jaafari, the head of the largest bloc, the National Alliance (NA).

The letter Maliki received from Jaafari does not express Sadr’s view but expresses the decisions of the Erbil meeting, said Sadrist MP Amir Kinani.

Read more. See link below....

http://bit.ly/KC6qLk

What are your thoughts on this latest development?

Edited May 5, 2012 by Luigi1

[gatoraces]

lol. he has had these warnings many times before.

[TXNOLE]

giving Maliki a 2 weeks ultimatum is like telling your kids to do something or you will count to 10!

[Luigi1]

lol. he has had these warnings many times before.

He's out ithis time. Iraqis are sick & tired of him serving Iran's interests.

Pressure from the USA, China,Kuwait, IMF, WTO & the UN are breathing down his neck.

He'll do it or we will do it for him.

[smee2]

Deadlines seem to mean absolutely nothing to Maliki. Hopefully, this time, when he ignores or makes excuses or sets his own time line off in the future for some reason, the government might find the nads to do something constructive, like booting his sorry butt out and putting someone else in who will get things done.

smee2

[Luigi1]

giving Maliki a 2 weeks ultimatum is like telling your kids to do something or you will count to 10!

This time is different. He's gone if he don't follow on what he agreed in principe to do.

Deadlines seem to mean absolutely nothing to Maliki. Hopefully, this time, when he ignores or makes excuses or sets his own time line off in the future for some reason, the government might find the nads to do something constructive, like booting his sorry butt out and putting someone else in who will get things done.

smee2

The Iranians & Al Sadr have been holding Maliki back stalling for more time. The pressure is on Iran as well.

[TXNOLE]

Hope you are right, Luigi! Have a great weekend!

[umbertino]

This time is different. He's gone if he don't follow on what he agreed in principe to do.

The Iranians & Al Sadr have been holding Maliki back stalling for more time. The pressure is on Iran as well.

We'll see.

[kennyc]

ITS TIME!!

[Luigi1]

ITS TIME!!

Touchdown. RV imonent.

[Retiredofficer]

The fat lady has a sore throat so "M" better start singing or his arse is grass! Just IMHO

RO out

[Luigi1]

Touchdown. RV iminent.

The fat lady has a sore throat so "M" better start singing or his arse is grass! Just IMHO

RO out

Agree. The pressure is on.

[securityguy]

I believe Iran is going to have "M" hold off as long as it possibly can. Every day the RV is delayed, Iran siphons off more US $$ through Iraq. The longer they hold off theRV, the more money Iran can take in and better their dying economy. I also believe when things get really nasty, Iran will throw "M" to the wolves after they have taken him for all they can get. JMO

[Dinarling Dude !]

From other sources...

PM Maliki Given Two Weeks To Implement Erbil Agreement.

05/05/2012 10:28

BAGHDAD, May 5 (AKnews) – Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki has been given only two weeks to implement the demands raised in the meeting of five Iraqi and Kurdistan leaders in Erbil on Saturday.

A week ago Kurdistan President Massoud Barzani and his Iraqi counterpart Jalal Talabani met with Iraqiya List leaders Ayad Allawi and Osama al-Nujaifi as well as Sadrist Movement leader Muqtada Sadr in Erbil.

The leaders discussed the challenges the country is facing and agreed on their demands in a letter which was handed yesterday to Ibrahim Jaafari, the head of the largest bloc, the National Alliance (NA).

The letter Maliki received from Jaafari does not express Sadr’s view but expresses the decisions of the Erbil meeting, said Sadrist MP Amir Kinani.

Read more. See link below....

http://bit.ly/KC6qLk

What are your thoughts on this latest development?

If the Kurd's continue to shut off the oil flow, I think Maliki's at the end of his rope ...eerrrumm rein !

[Crow]

Now you know they will have to have a meeting to decide if they should have a meeting to ponder if they should have a meeting to delay the orignal meeting that was to decide if the would have a meeting for the meeting of the meeting that was to circumvent the meeting that was met at the meeting of the meeting....................and blah blah blah.................. see u all in two weeks for the new set of deadlines!! lol

[Luigi1]

I believe Iran is going to have "M" hold off as long as it possibly can. Every day the RV is delayed, Iran siphons off more US $$ through Iraq. The longer they hold off theRV, the more money Iran can take in and better their dying economy. I also believe when things get really nasty, Iran will throw "M" to the wolves after they have taken him for all they can get. JMO

You nailed it. iran controls Iraq.

Now you know they will have to have a meeting to decide if they should have a meeting to ponder if they should have a meeting to delay the orignal meeting that was to decide if the would have a meeting for the meeting of the meeting that was to circumvent the meeting that was met at the meeting of the meeting....................and blah blah blah.................. see u all in two weeks for the new set of deadlines!! lol

Don't forget the walkouts & boycotts of parliament in between the meetings.

[Luigi1]

Deadlines seem to mean absolutely nothing to Maliki. Hopefully, this time, when he ignores or makes excuses or sets his own time line off in the future for some reason, the government might find the nads to do something constructive, like booting his sorry butt out and putting someone else in who will get things done.

smee2

I believe this time will be different. There is more pressure from the powers that be. See link below...

http://bit.ly/IwMBEr

Iraq List: Arbil, the implementation of the key demand and Maliki’s government, backed by external forces

Posted: May 5, 2012 in Iraqi Dinar/Politics

Tags: Arbil, Ayad Allawi, Ibrahim al-Jaafari, iraqi list, Jalal Talabani, Massoud Barzani, Muqtada al-Sadr, Nouri al-Maliki

Erbil, May 5 / May (Rn) – The Iraqi List, the parliamentary faction of former Prime Minister Iyad Allawi said on Saturday that the existing requirement is to return to the basic terms of the Erbil and applied without selective.

The MP said the existing Hamza Alkrtani in a statement that “the demand base for the Iraqi list is to return to the terms of Erbil, which painted the size of the consensus and the policy of balance in government positions,” pointing at the same time that “the lack of implementation of the Convention by the prime minister helped to fuel the tension Relations between the political blocs. ”

[powerpager]

Just give him 2 more weeks or the 2 weeks after that !!!

[GhostDawg]

Excuse me, but nowhere in that article of the original post does it say anything about the Dinar. You sir/ma'am are grasping for straws trying to do what Okie and the rest of those clowns do. Yes it is in the rumor section, but to state that "We are goal to go at the 1yd line"??? They have much further to go than that my friend. Iran may have influence over Maliki, but control Iraq? That would be assuming too much, as the US would not allow that by any means.

[welcome007]

who wants to bet by the end of those 15 day..not a single thing happens?

Edited May 5, 2012 by welcome007