Maliki leads the campaign for the withdrawal of the mandate of the reform

[yota691]

GMT 15:49 2015 Althelaia October 27: Last Updated

Parliament questioned the Prime Minister and teachers camped Maliki leads the campaign for the withdrawal of the mandate of the reform Abadi Dr. Osama Mehdi

 

 

The Iraqi parliament decided to interrogate al-Abadi and Finance Minister about the new salary scale and the decisions of the reforms issued by the law has decided the teachers' union to launch a general strike on the fifth of next month to protest the law .. While deputies Maliki's coalition began collecting signatures for the withdrawal of authorization Parliament has in the implementation of reforms that the oldest Today the new decisions around.

London: decided the presidency of the Iraqi parliament Tuesday to question the prime minister Haider al-Abadi and Finance Minister Hoshyar Zebari on reform decisions issued by the Law new salary scale that has raised a wide range of state employees totaling 4 million employees of the reduction of their salaries and allowances Madfhm to organize demonstrations, strikes and sit-ins against the law.

But the appearance of Mohammed Saleh economic adviser Ebadi asserts that the salary scale that provides state about two billion dollars annually, adding it was investigating the Justice and supports standard service and efficiency Vtm pull dangerous and privileges of employees who perform office service and restrict workers to the profession as Doctors and faculty at universities.  

For his part, House Speaker Salim al-Jubouri, held a meeting attended by First Deputy Sheikh Hamoudi, and key financial and legal committee in Parliament and a number of experts in the financial and legal field, during which "discuss the new salary scale and the importance of correct reforms file direction that serves the interests of the people and taking into account the standard of living side of the citizen class basis and work to promote measures that will provide a decent life for the people of the country "as a press release to inform the Office of Parliament said received" Elaph "a copy of it.

Today, the teachers' union decided to stage a sit-in all of Iraq's schools on the fifth of next month to protest the new salary ladder.

He said media director of the union official spokesman Nasser al-Kaabi told reporters that the Central Council of the union decided to be Thursday the fifth of next month, day sit-in in all of Iraq's schools in case of non-implementation of the demands made by the teachers 'union bodies responsible about teachers and teachers' salaries. He warned that there are other progressive measures will be announced at the time .. He added that when it comes to pensions of teachers and teachers, this it would be a red line with the union.

The Council of Ministers decided in the third month of the current salary scale adjustment Supplement Law salaries of state employees and the public sector No. 22 of 2008 and the unification of allocations charged by all state employees and reduce the differences between them as would apply in the first of next month. 

Sheikh Abdul Mahdi al-Karbalai certified top Shi'ite cleric Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani has called in a speech last Friday in Karbala to re-examine the salary scale by specialists Act in order to achieve justice for all and not an injustice to any segment of the staff especially the owners of scientific talent and university professors relying on them in the construction of Iraq.

Campaign for the withdrawal of a parliamentary mandate from Abadi, the implementation of reforms

For their part deputies State of Law coalition led by former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki began Abadi, one of its leaders is gathering signatures for the withdrawal of the authorization granted by Parliament to implement his reforms. And the adoption of the coalition collecting signatures for the withdrawal of the mandate of the parliament under the pretext of campaign-Abadi she came to not being content with the usefulness of decisions taken by the reforms over the past three months, which packs but observers point out that these objections come as a result of damage to the interests of the coalition deputies in these reforms.

The House of Representatives ratified unanimously by deputies in the atheist th of August (last August) on the first package of government reforms launched by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi then also voted on the same day on the parliamentary reforms launched by the President of the Council, Salim al package.

Today gave the coalition of state law Abadi 48 hours to return to what has been agreed upon previously on the need to inform the political blocs any actions taken .. told a senior source in the coalition Agency Iraqi News Aloutnayh that "the whole coalition that, in the event of non-Abadi obligation to issue a statement confirming the lack responsibility for the effects and consequences of the lack of obligation to inform the Prime Minister blocs and political forces, especially Maitalq unconditional mandate granted by the House of Representatives for the implementation of reforms.

He stressed the coalition of state law that, in the event of non-Abadi's commitment to do so, it is no longer representative of the coalition in the cabinet, but represent himself, according to .. He explained that the Madfh for this measure is a collection decisions taken by al-Abadi, which most recently reducing a wide range of staff and workers in state institutions, the salaries of the Find a state of revulsion among the citizens and their rejection of these actions which affect the lives of the citizen and his living he says.

Decisions of the new reform

Today, the Cabinet decided in its weekly meeting chaired by Abadi assignment manager in the finance department of the General Secretariat of the Council Mohammed Baqir al-Moussawi and general manager of the Department of Studies and the development of younger leaders and cadres in the Ministry of Youth and Sports Adnan Ibrahim Khalil Ibrahim OS to retirement.

They also discussed the abuse cases to health institutions and affiliates, reduction and agreed to the proposals contained in the letter of the Ministry of Health, who pointed out the great efforts made by medical and health cadres and fighters of the citizens and the reasons for the attacks, reduction and ways to address them. The Council also approved a bind and the Ministry of Commerce to cover the needs of the ration card of sugar produced locally material on the recommendation of the Economic Committee, and the formation of a ministerial committee with a representative of the Iraqi equation producing its price according to the international data exchange.

 The Abadi and within the reforms that Ataleghave ninth of last August packs 123 and Undersecretary of the Ministry and General Manager has relieved of their posts and retired .. as reducing the number of cabinet posts to 22 instead of 33 decided by abolishing the three positions of deputy prime ministers and four ministries and merge eight ministries and make it -four only. He also cut the salaries of senior officials and the abolition of the majority of Hamayatem elements and bring them back to the security forces.

And these reform steps came after weeks of demonstrations in Baghdad and several Iraqi areas in which protesters demanded better services, especially water and electricity and the fight against corruption and to hold negligent.

[SnowGlobe7]

can we not take this SOB out?

 

he is slowing down EVERYTHING!!!!

[boosterbglee]

Him and his cronies are going to drag this out until there hanging by a rope! 

[ezrapound]

Him and his cronies are going to drag this out until there hanging by a rope! 

he's already hanging by a thread! lol

[new york kevin]

He needs to hang, period. And now.

[tlars brother]

just blather....

[Texstorm]

U.S. Sniper should do the job !   

[SnowGlobe7]

crap...at this point I do not care if it is an American,Russian, Syrian or even Iranian sniper at this pont....he just eeds to be gone..the legal way or whatever way!!!

[Rabbi]

If you can look at the big picture, this Maliki-led "revolt" is just democracy in action.  Yeah, sure, he's got 70 signatures, but all of them are from the SOL coalition, a.k.a. Iraq's Tea Party.  However, 70 signatures out of 325 votes is less than 25% of Parliament, so it's all just a bunch of hot air -- a final attempt for Maliki to avoid the gallows. Yes, he's slowing things down, but he's nothing more than a side show now.  Once Mahmoud steps down next month, the prosecution of Maliki will start in earnest.  Just look at the stories today about the arrest warrants of all of the former ministers, many of which served under Maliki.  They've built a case against him from the ground up.  it's reached into the ministerial (cabinet) positions.  Next step, the former prime minister.

[SnowGlobe7]

....and I know you are right....Abadi is doing it the right way...I sure do not want Maliki made a martyr. 

 

I just get so tired of his dang shenanagans. 

Thanks for the reminder Rabbi

[uncirculd]

Of course he is leading.  Why he is breathing is beyond any of our comprehension.  He is still plotting to take back his old job and his cronies are as dangerous as he is.   So, it's delicate.  Abadi has to take them down, one at a time.  Then get the big fish when his support is all gone.

[Calijim1]

If you can look at the big picture, this Maliki-led "revolt" is just democracy in action.  Yeah, sure, he's got 70 signatures, but all of them are from the SOL coalition, a.k.a. Iraq's Tea Party.  However, 70 signatures out of 325 votes is less than 25% of Parliament, so it's all just a bunch of hot air -- a final attempt for Maliki to avoid the gallows. Yes, he's slowing things down, but he's nothing more than a side show now.  Once Mahmoud steps down next month, the prosecution of Maliki will start in earnest.  Just look at the stories today about the arrest warrants of all of the former ministers, many of which served under Maliki.  They've built a case against him from the ground up.  it's reached into the ministerial (cabinet) positions.  Next step, the former prime minister.

This is not like the tea party it's more like the remnants of the mafia.and Abadi aka Elliot Ness has made them reveal themselves as the guys that need to be taken out.

[sandfly]

JUST ONLY ONE BANG

[yota691]

 

 

Meeting of coalition rule of law on Wednesday (August 12, 2015)

60 deputy state law withdraw their mandate for reforms Abadi and accuse him of "exclusivity" in the state administration

 

Author: BS, ZJ 
Editor: BK, BS 2015/10/27 22:19 Number of Views: 1854 
 

 

Long-Presse / Baghdad

Accused Stone deputies from the State of Law bloc parliamentary, on Tuesday, the prime minister, Haydar al-Abadi, the "uniqueness" of resolution and lack of consultation with them or other political blocs, nearly led to the worsening of the general situation about threatening to "disasters" in the next stage, and announced " lack of responsibility "for decisions and the withdrawal of al-Abadi, who gave him their mandate in parliament on reforms.

This came in a statement signed by 60 deputies from the coalition led by Nuri al-Maliki, and received a (long-Presse) a copy of it.

The signatories of the statement, have "already supported us Government Haider al-Abadi, since the first day of its formation in 2014, the past, and we stood with full force to its part to help overcome the financial, military and security crises plaguing the country and threaten the unity and sovereignty," noting that he "did not score on Coalition for the last time that the general policies of the Government of the internal and external bidder. "

He said deputies coalition of state law, has "supported the Ministerial limbering packs reforms announced by Abadi, despite the observations that we had, so as to avoid entering into political confrontations may benefit the organization Daash and its allies from Baathists and Nakecbandian and those who stand behind them outside the border", Mstdrickan "but which Unfortunately, the Abadi reject the principle of consultation with the State of Law bloc and other political blocs including exacerbating the general situation in the country by about a threat of catastrophic incidents in the next phase. "

The signatories of the House of Representatives in their statement, "We learned Ministerial Baltrchiq packs reforms of the media as the rest of the other political blocs, have failed all our efforts to discourage Abadi not override the Constitution and the laws in force under the reform banner with the supreme religious authority has stressed the need not to skip the Constitution and the laws in the implementation of reforms that we believe need and useful. "

He promised MPs a coalition of state law, that "the announcement of the new salary scale provides further evidence to insist on the lack of consultation with political partners in the case of interest to the life of millions of the sons of the Iraqi people with the belief that the new peace poses a serious threat to the middle class, which is the base engine in the community ", and argued that in the" shadow stuck Prime Minister and lack of consultation with the political blocs policy, as well as a coalition of state law, also were surprised by the decisions of appointment and removal and exemption in a number of sensitive positions in the Iraqi military state, including the security, political and service, about reinforced the conviction we have that policy uniqueness it became severely harming the supreme interests of the people and represent a serious threat to the political process. "

The signatories, that "the lack of consultation policy produced serious negative effects on the holy war against terrorism through financial and armament and logistics decisions taken and led to fold the popular crowd, which had a major role along with the security forces in thwarting the draft organization Daash backed by some international and regional bodies which it was planned invasion and the destruction of the capital Baghdad and the violation of its holy sites. "

And announced the signatories of the statement of the members of the coalition bloc of state law, they are after today, "did not prepare responsible for the decisions of the prime minister and the effects and consequences of non-commitment to the constitution and laws," revealing "pull our mandate that its curve to Ebadi in the House of Representatives on reforms that were conditioned on respect Constitution and laws. "

 

[blueskyline]

This seems unreal . Maliki and his goons have stolen well over a trillion and have the audacity to complain about a salary that's beyond pale in comparison

[Officiallytook]

I would fire/hang him and his 70+ signatures.

[Indraman]

This is not like the tea party it's more like the remnants of the mafia.and Abadi aka Elliot Ness has made them reveal themselves as the guys that need to be taken out.

I agree...this is analogous to a party that was in power getting thrown out and now trying to use what little power/influence they have to get back in power. This is not analogous to the Tea Party movement.

Indy

[four wheel drift]

I would fire/hang him and his 70+ signatures.

Hang him then light him on fire. Just a thought.

FWD

GO RV

[Candy01]

A-FRICKING AMEN, Snow!!

 

Also to four wheel!

 

:bravo: :rolleyes: :angry:

[magawatt]

If the decrease in salary were in conjunction with a rise in the value of the dinar there would be few complaints.

[SocalDinar]

Another similar article  to ad to Yotas Thread

 

Thanks Yota

 

 

Maliki's Bloc Withdraws support for Iraqi Prime Minister Abadi

 

 

FILE - Iraq's Vice President and former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, Feb. 2, 2015.

 

 

 

Edward Yeranian

October 28, 2015 2:22 PM

CAIRO—

Former Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki said his parliamentary bloc of 60 lawmakers is withdrawing support from his rival and successor, current Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi, and Abadi's program to reform Iraq's bureaucracy.

Maliki's attempt to derail Abadi's political reform program and possibly unseat him, as well, comes at a time of great regional uncertainty, as both the U.S. and Russia remain at loggerheads in the battle against Islamic State militants.

Iran and its Shi'ite militia allies have publicly criticized the U.S. over its efficacy in targeting Islamic State militants in Iraq and some have openly supported a rival security sharing alliance with Russia.

FILE - Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi addresses the media during a news conference.

Abadi has not opposed the deal, although U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman General Joseph Dunford said recently that Iraq's prime minister and defense minister had told him they were not seeking Russian military help against the Islamist militants.

Iran ties

Maliki, who has close ties to Iran, is also said to oppose a stronger role for U.S. forces in the battle against the Islamic State group.

Qais al-Khazali, pro-Iranian militia commander and an ally of Maliki, said Tuesday he thought the U.S. was not very useful in combating the Islamic State group and that he preferred Russian help.

Khazali claims the U.S. and its 60 coalition partners often do not hit the most important Islamic State targets and frequently drag their feet with requested airstrikes, while Russia is hitting and destroying IS targets in Syria quickly and efficiently.

Wednesday, Prime Minister Abadi defended his reform program, taking an oblique stab at his rivals, including Maliki, claiming that they were protecting their own interests.

He said his reform program hurts the interests of some politicians, including their large security cortèges, and Iraq can no longer afford to pay for such luxuries (given the recent drop in oil prices).

Maliki ally

Sheik Hamid Ma'idi Saidi, spokesman for Shi'ite leader Ammar Hakim, an ally of Maliki in parliament, told al Arabiya TV that some politicians are “worried” about Abadi's reform program and want “more dialogue” in its implementation, but that they are “not withdrawing support for him.”

James Denselow of the Foreign Policy Center in London told VOA he does not believe that Maliki currently has an Iranian "green light" to oust Abadi.

FILE - Iraqi Shiite fighters from the Popular Mobilisation units, fighting alongside Iraqi government forces, display, upside down, the flag of the Islamic State (IS) group during a military operation aimed at the centre of Baiji, Iraq, Oct. 19, 2015.

“I think this is more about Maliki's personal ambitions than it is about Abadi's ability to be a flexible pragmatist. I think he's shown an ability to accommodate the pressures from various sides to date and he still seems to have the Iranians and their militias on board," Denselow said.

However, gulf analyst Theodore Karasik disagrees, arguing that he thinks Maliki's “withdrawal of his support (from Abadi) has Iran's backing or even orders.”

Abadi “is caught between Russia and the U.S.,” as well as the Iraqi Shi'ite militias, Karasik said.

Edited October 28, 2015 by SocalDinar

[lupine49]

Someone please put Maliki out of our misery.  Isn't beheading the common form of execution in the ME?

[boosterbglee]

Sadly enough........Beheadings are saved for Christians! 

[SocalDinar]

Someone please put Maliki out of our misery.  Isn't beheading the common form of execution in the ME?

[Laid Back]

I got a rope for sale.!

Hang him high.

Go Iraq

Go Abadi

Go reforms

Go justice

Go punishment