National Alliance chooses the vice president, prime minister and parliament

[yota691]

Friday July 4, 2014 - 12:00

National Alliance chooses the vice president, prime minister and parliament

 

I learned Agency Nun news reporting from sources that the National Alliance nominated the names of the leaders of the various parties to the assumption by the positions of the sovereign will be discussed during the next meeting of the Iraqi Council of Representatives 
, said the sources position of vice president will be to Mr. Hussein al-Shahristani, either as deputy prime minister will be to Mr. Bayan Jabr either Vice-President Iraqi parliament will share Sheikh Hamoudi, " 
a special agency N.

[sandfly]

THANKS

[Rayzur]

Maliki's Home Page is not announcing this as official, so grain of salt as always.... I think half if not more of what we are reading in the "news" is pretty much opinion pieces quoting whoever is speaking .....much like our politicians state many things as if it were a direct fact when it's really their opinion  of fact.... While it is as much news as any of the conflicting news we're been reading of late... It likewise seems to be as much a leaked opinion piece as again, most of what we've been reading.

 

Accordingly the results reported are:

 

Maliki: Prime Minister (w/exception of Sadrists, though liberal bloc of such will respect this)

Hussein al-Shahristani: First Deputy President of Republic

Sheikh Hamoudi: Deputy Speaker of Parliment

Bayan Jabr: Deputy Prime Minister

Bahr al-Ulum Minister of Oil

Dr. Necmettin: President

Salem al-Jubouri: Speaker of Parliment (thought first name was spelled different, but this is the name noted in this report)

 

 

 

National Alliance candidate, "al-Maliki" the next prime minister, Necmettin and President of the Republic
July 3, 2014

A source familiar with the negotiations to form a government that the National Alliance reached a final agreement provides for the taking, "Nuri Kamal al-Maliki" the next prime minister And Agency quoted Al-Manar News: The National Alliance and reach a final agreement to take over, "Nuri Kamal al-Maliki," the prime minister exception of the Sadrists, who has expressed reservation on this topic The agency added: "The Liberal bloc" political representative of the Sadrist movement announced that its reservation to give al-Maliki as prime minister and confirmed that it would not vote him into parliament and will not leave until the National Alliance remains the biggest bloc, and that it would respect the decision of its components, The source said the agreement text in its final form to take on al-Maliki as prime minister, and Hussein al-Shahristani, first deputy president of the republic, as you will block the citizen to the post of Deputy Speaker of Parliament, which will be assigned to Sheikh Hamoudi, and Deputy Prime Minister Bayan Jabr, Minister of Oil Ibrahim Bahr al-Ulum that gives the Liberal bloc ministries of service , In a related development, the source confirmed that the Kurdistan Alliance resolve the issue of its candidate for the presidency and was nominated Dr. Necmettin cream, as nominated by the "Union of the national forces," Salem al-Jubouri for the presidency of the parliament.

- اقرأ المزيد

Another report essentially saying the same.....

 

Moussawi: There is a big admissibility within the National Alliance to take on al-Maliki for a third term and will not affect the current objection
Jul. 2, 2014
Former MP for the coalition of state law, Salman al-Moussawi, on Tuesday, that there is a big admissibility within the National Alliance to take over al-Maliki as prime minister for a third term, indicating that the change of prime minister at this time meant to go to a dark tunnel. Moussawi said that "the National Alliance met more than a meeting, and I think that there is a great take on the admissibility of Mr. al-Maliki for prime minister, especially at this critical juncture." Al-Moussawi said that "the change of prime minister at this time meant to go to a dark tunnel especially since we are at war with terrorism, and any change in this important position, a commander of the armed forces will be to have a negative impact." He continued, "It is true that there are some objections by the Sadrist movement, but this will not affect due to the presence of enough votes." The National Alliance approved, on Monday, to be prime minister of a coalition of state law maturity as a bloc winning the largest number of seats in the National Alliance

 

Edited July 4, 2014 by Rayzur

[Moonman1963]

Very suspicious, I don't know Rayzur.

 

[Rayzur]

I hear ya MoonMan.... I don't know what to think.... and seeing so many other conflicting articles as well... and Manar News is reporting it as so....

 

https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=ar&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.manar.com%2F&edit-text=

 

And you can watch it here:

 

http://www.freetv.pk/almanar_news_tv_live.html

It does appear that many still love him....80% of the Shias ?

 

Iraq Shias endorse Maliki’s track record: Poll

 

Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki

Thu Jul 3, 2014 11:33AM GMT

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Nearly 80 percent of Iraqi Shias approve Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki’s administration of state affairs, a poll shows as Takfiri militants continue atrocities in the country.

 

The survey, conducted by the American Gallup research institute, also showed that 54 percent of respondents in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, favor Maliki’s handling of his job as prime minister. 

The results of the poll, conducted May 20 to June 5, are based on telephone interviews with 1,007 Iraqi adults, aged 15 and older.

Moreover, 53 percent of the Shia interviewees said they trust in Iraq’s central government. The trust rate stands at 44 percent in Baghdad, 43 percent in Sunni regions and 40 percent in Kurdish regions.

Maliki is bidding for a third term, despite stiff opposition from his key rivals. He has rejected recent calls by the United States and its allies to form an emergency administration or a so-called national salvation government in the country.

The Iraqi premier has recently said that a salvation government would amount to a coup against the country’s constitution and would undermine the results of parliamentary elections held on April 30.

Iraqi armed forces have been engaged in fierce clashes with terrorists from the so-called Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), who have overrun parts of Iraq since last month.

The Iraqi prime minister has said that his government remains steadfast in defeating the Takfiri militants, blaming Saudi Arabia, Qatar and some other Arab states of the Persian Gulf region for the growing terrorism in his country.

KA/HSN

Edited July 4, 2014 by Rayzur

[Moonman1963]

I'm not buying it, those numbers seem padded. No one in any country is THAT happy with politicians. Unless they're instructed to say so. My 2 cents anyway. 

[sandfly]

THANKS

[moneysoon]

If we have truly "asked" him to step down then, I don't care what we read. We need to find a "reputable" quote to see through the smoke.

[yota691]

Shabandar: Sesame National Alliance candidate for prime minister next week

SATURDAY, JULY 4, 2014 10:35 FOR H / L T   

Twilight News / confirmed by a member of the National Alliance Izzat Shabandar, on Friday, that the components of the alliance next week will reach an agreement on the Alliance candidate for the post of prime minister.

Shabandar said, in an interview with "Twilight News", "The National Alliance will agree to provide the candidates put forward for the post of prime minister, including al-Maliki," pointing out that "the coalition will set up a mechanism to choose one of the candidates."

Shabandar said that "under the guidance of the National Alliance will abide by the religious authority on the completion of the nomination of a prime minister."

Did not succeed the National Alliance, which began holding meetings continuously for more than two weeks to reach an agreement will lead to naming its candidate for prime minister.

It does not support most of the blocks of the National Alliance Maliki's nomination for prime minister for a third session, because of the widespread rejection of the political blocs outside the National Alliance and the problems that accompanied the administration of the country in the previous two sessions.

Read more: http://dinarvets.com/forums/index.php?/topic/181732-shabandar-sesame-national-alliance-candidate-for-prime-minister-next-week/#ixzz36Ut3D8gc

[yota691]

National Alliance nominated al-Maliki to head the Iraqi government

 

Liberal bloc led by cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, which expressed its reservation on this nomination

Toss - Baghdad from Mohammed and Mah

Sources from within the Shiite National Alliance, said Friday that the coalition reached a final agreement for the nomination of Nuri al-Maliki to head the next government.

The source explained to CNN, "toss", that "the Liberal bloc led by cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, which expressed its reservation on this nomination." The source added that "the Liberal bloc confirmed that they will not vote for him in parliament and will not come out for the National Alliance even remain the largest bloc and they will respect decision of its components. " the source pointed out that "the agreement was night yesterday between the blocks of the National Coalition text in its final form to take on al-Maliki as prime minister, and Hussein al-Shahristani, Senior Vice President of the Republic, as you will block the citizen to the post of Deputy Speaker of Parliament, which will be assigned to Sheikh Hamoudi, and Deputy Prime Minister to Bayan Jabr, Oil Minister Ibrahim Bahr al-Ulum to give the Liberal bloc ministries of service. " In the meantime, the source added that "the Kurdistan Alliance resolve the issue of its candidate for the presidency and was nominated Dr. Necmettin cream, as nominated by the Union of Forces National Salem al-Jubouri for the presidency of the parliament." was a stream National Reform, led by Ibrahim al-Jaafari had announced earlier that the coalition can not agree on a candidate for prime minister, declaring that a coalition of state law adheres to the candidate through Nuri al-Maliki rejected with the Sadrists and the Supreme Council for his third mandate.

National Alliance nominated al-Maliki as prime minister and Liberal qualify

 

 

 

 

 

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04/07/2014 22:06

 

Tomorrow's Press / Baghdad: source revealed from within the Shiite National Alliance, said Friday that a meeting was held this afternoon, in the Office of the President of the Reform Movement Ibrahim al-Jaafari, stressing that the coalition reached a final agreement provides for pay Nuri al-Maliki, head the next government.

The source for "tomorrow's Press," that "the National Alliance and reach a final agreement to take over the Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, the current Presidency of the Council of Ministers exception of the Liberal bloc led by cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, which expressed its reservation on the nomination of al-Maliki."

The source added that "the Liberal bloc confirmed that they will not vote for him in parliament and will not leave until the National Alliance remains the biggest bloc, and that it would respect the decision of its components."

The source pointed out that "the agreement was for the night yesterday between the blocks of the National Coalition text in its final form to take on al-Maliki as prime minister, and Hussein al-Shahristani, first deputy president of the republic, as you will block the citizen to the post of Deputy Speaker of Parliament, which will be assigned to Sheikh Hamoudi, and Deputy Prime Minister Bayan Jabr, Minister of Oil to Ibrahim Bahr al-Ulum that gives the Liberal bloc ministries of service. "

In the meantime, the source added that "the Kurdistan Alliance resolve the issue of its candidate for the presidency and was nominated Dr. Necmettin cream, as nominated by the National Union of Forces for Salem Jubouri presidency of the parliament."

He announced Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, on Friday, he will not give up to run for a third term as prime minister, while explained that the coalition of state law is the biggest bloc, the owner of the right to choose the job, and not the right of any party to put conditions for the selection of candidates.

The National Reform Movement, which is headed by Ibrahim al-Jaafari had announced (June 30 last), that the coalition can not agree on a candidate for prime minister, declaring that a coalition of state law adheres to the candidate through Nuri al-Maliki, with the rejection of the Sadrists and the Supreme Council for his third mandate.

The leader of the coalition are united for reform, Osama Najafi, Thursday, for the withdrawal of his candidacy for the Presidency of the Council of Representatives of Iraq's new, noting that Schb nomination came after linking the Iraqi prime minister, Nuri al-Maliki, not his candidacy for a third term not to nominate Najafi for the presidency of the new parliament.

The Iraqi Council of Representatives and the lifting, last Tuesday, (the first of July present), the first meeting of the first legislative term of the legislative year, the first to the eighth of July for compelling reasons due to the withdrawal blocs united and the Kurdistan Alliance, and the failure to elect the President of the Parliament.

[rdoncampos]

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[Rayzur]

Looks like all the articles are saying the same thing.. with the last article  being essentially a repeat of the one I posted early this morning....and the candidate list is bearing out..

 

Maliki: Prime Minister (w/exception of Sadrists, though liberal bloc of such will respect this)

Hussein al-Shahristani: First Deputy President of Republic

Sheikh Hamoudi: Deputy Speaker of Parliment

Bayan Jabr: Deputy Prime Minister

Bahr al-Ulum Minister of Oil

Dr. Necmettin: President

Salem al-Jubouri: Speaker of Parliment (thought first name was spelled different, but this is the name noted in this report)

 

I think this announcement kind of got buried when my  post got merged with this earlier one..... 

[iamtheeggman]

Bump

[calkid11]

Thank you

[aaanth]

Looks like all the articles are saying the same thing.. with the last article  being essentially a repeat of the one I posted early this morning....and the candidate list is bearing out..

 

Maliki: Prime Minister (w/exception of Sadrists, though liberal bloc of such will respect this)

Hussein al-Shahristani: First Deputy President of Republic

Sheikh Hamoudi: Deputy Speaker of Parliment

Bayan Jabr: Deputy Prime Minister

Bahr al-Ulum Minister of Oil

Dr. Necmettin: President

Salem al-Jubouri: Speaker of Parliment (thought first name was spelled different, but this is the name noted in this report)

 

I think this announcement kind of got buried when my  post got merged with this earlier one..... 

 

 

 

since none of the above are kurds or sunni it seems unlikely that this is an accurate "list".  this sounds more like maliki's "wish list"

[ReVbo]

since none of the above are kurds or sunni it seems unlikely that this is an accurate "list". this sounds more like maliki's "wish list"

Necmettin is a Kurd and I'm pretty sure Jabouri is Sunni.

[gregp]

THANKS

Do you always take pictures of yourself naked?

[ronscarpa]

THANKS YOTA & RAZUR FOR THE ARTICLES AND OPINIONS...WHAT'S THE TRUTH - IT'S ALL RELATIVE AND BASED ON WHO'S TALKING; SO, WE'LL SEE WHAT REALLY HAPPENS WITHIN THE NEXT WEEK OR SO...!!       

[TrinityeXchange]

agree with everyone else.  most of this stuff is opinion pieces.  we just have to wait and see how it all plays out.  quite honestly it is pointless to meander around iraqi news until Tuesday because so much nonsense will be posted to the press.

[uncirculd]

If this were possible true, then for sure Kurdistan will be independent of Iraq.   But, I don't buy this.  Sadr is not the only one, and Hakim is not even mentioned, and it would be unwise to believe he has no political influence.  

 

Ain't buying this.  Need it set in stone, not to mention the coup maliki is declaring against the national.  So how does that work?