Iraq Ex-Leader Maliki Tries Political Comeback

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Maliki continues stalking Balebadi

Source / Wall Street Journal

   

Posted       12/01/2015 01:18 PM

 

    

US newspaper confirmed that the former Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki did not give up to capture power again despite Nearly half year to remove him from the post of Prime Minister, where he was given powers almost absolute and caught on security and military spheres of life by keeping the same portfolios of defense and interior.

 

The Wall Street Journal in a written report of the International Affairs Editor Asa Fitch entitled "The former leader is trying to return to politics," The ambition of al-Maliki in power continues to hinder the political process in Iraq and impede the progress of the reforms that the current Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi seemed willing to conduct.

The editor explained that Maliki is trying to take advantage of the support that still gets inside the Dawa Party, who shares belonging to him with Abadi to the exclusion of the latter when the opportunity arises.

His report said that "the former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki is trying hard to revive his political career, five months after leaving office, which complicates the efforts of his successor, Haider al-Abadi to make a true reconciliation, and finding allies of the Sunni Arabs to participate in the fight Daash." He pointed out that a number of senior officers in the army loyal to the owners were forced to submit their resignations after Abadi showed a determination to end corruption in the military establishment and the referral of some of the officers to the investigation. "

As an example of the serious pursuit of Iraqi Prime Minister current to overcome the heavy precedent inheritance, and his successor, the conflicts between the components of Iraqi society report writer Pass enables Abadi last month of the conclusion of a political deal with the Kurdish leaders to solve the oil crisis between the two sides, paving the way for the settlement of the conflict on resources energy, which was a source of political division for years.

Fitch was quoted as close to al-Maliki as saying that the last hope in the failure of his successor at the head of the government in Daash defeat and disintegration of the current coalition to be open when the road in front of it to achieve his ambition to return to power.

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US reports: Maliki dreamed of returning to power and trying to sabotage the political reforms in Iraq

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JANUARY 14, 2015

 

Washington « Quds Al-Arabi »: Former Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki viewed with concern the rising popularity of his successor, the current Haider al-Abadi, who was greeted with a warm welcome after he pledged to hold a national reconciliation among all religious and Iraqi communities in Iraq . 
The pay-Abadi army commanders close circle of owners, retirement was announced to start implementing comprehensive reforms on the legal procedures that accompany the arrests pursuant to the demands and complaints a year about the continuation of arrests for long periods without charges, and managed in the last month of a deal to export oil with Kurdish leaders, paving the way for a solution to the conflict on the local energy resources which have been the subject political division for years. 
She noted US media reports that al-Maliki and al-Abadi locked in a struggle for power in the Islamic Dawa Party, which still leads the al-Maliki and belongs to him Abadi, even though I told constructed policy heal sectarian divisions. 
He said close to al-Maliki said the man vainly trying to repair his image and react furiously to the accusations which refers to his leadership as a source of sectarian division, which led to the rapid progress of the organization «Islamic State», adding that al-Maliki still has a private political ambitions, and in the words of Ali al-Dabbagh, the former spokesman for al-Maliki and one of his opponents now, the man is still «dream«, and this his death, he said, adding that no one would be allowed to return from the bottom-Maliki. 
Maliki has headed the Shiite-dominated government since 2006 until August / August last year when he lost the support of Iran and moved away by Shiite religious figures high level. The United States pressed toward deported from power amid accusations that his policy of marginalizing the year has contributed greatly to the creation of empathy with «Management». 
and appeared frequently in the Iraqi media and traveled outside Baghdad for meetings with power brokers in recent weeks after he left office reluctantly and accepted the position of Senior Vice President, it is natural to try to return as a political Said Abdel Jaber Vice Chairman of the Political Committee of the Liberal bloc said in an interview with the newspaper «Wall Street Journal». It can also back through the parliamentary elections scheduled for 2018, but the danger as Abdel Jaber adds is that Maliki is trying to return to power by sabotaging the political process, and said: «If the goal of al-Maliki of frequent appearances in the media work coup this something unacceptable ». 
and Tattabrccarth fall of Mosul, Iraq's second city, but the organization «Islamic State» critical issue for the return of al-Maliki, where he tends a lot of politicians to blame the policy as an inevitable result of what happened, and the Iraqi parliament put a committee to investigate how the withdrawal of Iraqi security forces quickly from the city without resistance, Committee did not come out with any conclusions, but al-Maliki tried to accuse the army leaders betrayal and fall of the city with padded references to the Kurds and Sunnis. 
does not hesitate Iraqi politicians blaming al-Maliki on the fall of Mosul, said the sectarian politics of the owners led to re-build the Iraqi army along sectarian lines is no longer the army and police leaders listen only to the interests of narrow sectarian interests very own so it's natural that Anhsmoa in front of a small group of terrorists. 
Do you mean these indicators is impossible to return al-Maliki? «The answer is not« of course, because the miserable political conditions experienced by Iraq to allow more than that, and the country accustomed to leaders do not like them people Worse of all, he says Iraqi MP Kanna «Assyrian Christian« The same Abadi policy sectarian despite the steps taken towards unity, which he In fact, not much different from Maliki or stronger than him.

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Stealing 50 billion dollars ain't enough?

 

When can we bring back the ole CIA Sniper program?

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