State law: We will not allow the U.S. military to enter Iraq again

[yota691]

State law: We will not allow the U.S. military to enter Iraq again

01:18:27 / 05/2013

 

Khandan - Zia Khalifa confirmed a coalition of state law not allowing involving the U.S. military in the political crisis and insecurity experienced by Iraq today, stressing that the Iraqi government will not allow any third party to intervene in the internal affairs and that the agreement between Baghdad and Washington signed on this basis.said the leader of the state law, the President of the parliamentary bloc of the Islamic Dawa Party / organization of Iraq Khalid al-Asadi in a statement singled out by the reporter, "Khandan" on Monday: "dial between U.S. Vice President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki did not mention to any hints about involving the U.S. military in Iraq again. " and added that "it is very unlikely to be involving the U.S. military in the political crisis or turmoil security, especially that the agreement strategic agreement signed between Baghdad and Oashtun prevent interference in the internal affairs of Iraq," stressing that "the Iraqi government in turn will not allow any party whatsoever, though Washington interfering in its internal affairs. " said Asadi said "the U.S. military out of Iraq as part of a security agreement signed and will not return in any case as well as the Iraqi government and political forces supporting them will not allow it as well." The U.S. Vice President Joe Biden telephoned Day last Friday with both House Speaker Osama Najafi and the President of Kurdistan, Massoud Barzani and Prime Minister Federal Nuri al-Maliki expressed "concern over the deteriorating security situation in Iraq." turn local MP for the Kurdistan Alliance, Mahma Khalil, said the talks held by Biden telephoned al-Maliki and Parliament Speaker Osama Najafi is to discuss the tensions existing in the country. said Khalil that 'touch Biden, Maliki and Najafi means that there is great concern to the Alammerkan on Iraq, according to the American Convention and Iraqi under Chapter VII entitled to the U.S. to intervene militarily in Iraq in the event that to risk, whether externally or internally like civil war '.

(this guy is full of it)

Edited May 27, 2013 by yota691

[dontlop]

allow...lol

 

if the us  decides they are comnig in .. theres nothing they can do to stop them .besides run and hide behind the women and children  in their night gowns

[kym13194]

You the words right out of my mouth Dontlop. Like they really have a choice.

[dontlop]

right now they are still under ch7 .. it would still require good reasoning for   anyone to invade iraq .. but once  ch7 is lifted .. it would be even harder ..

Edited May 27, 2013 by dontlop

[Carrello]

It is guys like this that are tied to Iran and Maliki that would be the reason for us to go back in.  They cause the problems and delay progress, but if they would like their assets abroad protected, they are the first to "demand" protection from the US.  If he heard a C37 flying over Baghdad, he would be the first one to run for the border.  Chicken Shiate.

 

Ole'

[billjr]

As if they have a choice. I never understand the mind set of these people. As if they do not realize that if the US wanted too. It could turn Iraq into a sheet of glass.

[jeepguy]

they may not put it as ---  we will not let  those troops in,  but wait until another bunch  walks into the picture and tries a coop, { take over } who they gonna call ,  ?? { u,n, would be the first on site help either way, }

[jg1]

allow...lol

 

if the us  decides they are comnig in .. theres nothing they can do to stop them .besides run and hide behind the women and children  in their night gowns

You forgot to say, hide behind their woman and children as they are shooting. 

[TennesseeCherokee]

Maliki's State of Law party is full of camel shiite....As long as Iraq remains under the United Nation's Chapter 7 sanctions , there is not one damned thing they can do about the U.S. military coming back on their soil. Afterall , we still are the provisional government & will remain so until they get their shiite together ~

Edited May 28, 2013 by TennesseeCherokee

[sandfly]

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