Chest speaks of free water and electricity saving and suicides

[yota691]

Al-Sadr: Iraq has become competing on the first levels on watching porn movies   Sunday 21 April         Alsumaria News / Baghdad   BAGHDAD ( Reuters) - Iraq's Shi'ite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr said on Sunday that Iraq was competing on the first levels of watching pornographic films, while he spoke of the blackmail of women in the slum. Sadr said in a tweet on his official account in Twitter and her follow-up Alsumaria News, that "the scourge of social networking as watching porn movies until Iraq became competing on the first levels in it."     "There is the temptation of women to men and vice versa, and the blackmail of men and women of the fiefs and their threat to publish their images, such as the spread of backbiting and gossip, hasty judgment, squandering, false news, insulting and insults, spreading trivial passages, spreading sectarianism and the like."

[SupraRacer]

So this is what the meaning of "The GOI is in session" means. 

 

SR

[davis411]

First level on watching porn???

i did read that correctly??

 

i am signing up for a job there

 

[gregp]

The goats will be pissed .....

[yusofsabri]

6 hours ago, davis411 said:

First level on watching porn???

i did read that correctly??

 

i am signing up for a job there

 

Davis, its not corn. Its porn... hahaha

[ChuckFinley]

8 hours ago, davis411 said:

First level on watching porn???

i did read that correctly??

 

i am signing up for a job there

 

New business opportunity, rehabilitation centers. 

[steveh12]

Porn?

I remember when I was young and dumb and full of cum

Now I'm old and cold and full of mold! 😋

[justchecking123]

Maybe this is the private group that Botz was hinting about.

 

Might even get a better rate...

[dinarin]

5 hours ago, steveh12 said:

Porn?

I remember when I was young and dumb and full of cum

Now I'm old and cold and full of mold! 😋

 

5 hours ago, steveh12 said:

Porn?

I remember when I was young and dumb and full of cum

Now I'm old and cold and full of mold! 😋

Don't worry Steve....it's " NORMAL" 

[yota691]

With the nearness of Ramadan .. Sadr speaks of an official invitation of God from the Creator

Political | 11:34 - 24/04/2019

 

 

 

 

BAGHDAD - Mawazine News 
The leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, on Wednesday, an official invitation of God Almighty, with the near month of Ramadan.

[MyLadiesDaddy]

Sorry Sadar, but Satan isn't God

[6ly410]

 

2019/04/28

 

 

Chest: Spread of phantom shrines for nothing but to earn haraam money

http://almasalah.com/ar/news/169766/الصدر-انتشار-المراقد-الوهمية-لالشيء-سوى-لكسب-المال-الحرام

 

BAGHDAD / The leader of the Sadrist movement, Moqtada al-Sadr, said on Saturday that the spread of the fake stoves was a "scourge."

"The spread of phantom shrines is a scourge for nothing but profiting from haraam money and laughing at the naïve people," Sadr said in a tweet on Twitter.

The obelisk

[10 YEARS LATER]

BAGHDAD / The leader of the Sadrist movement, Moqtada al-Sadr, said on Saturday that the spread of the fake stoves was a "scourge."

"The spread of phantom shrines is a scourge for nothing but profiting from haraam money and laughing at the naïve people," Sadr said in a tweet on Twitter.

The obelisk

 

Well I see no other alternative for Sadr but to call upon the " Mystic Knights of the Oingo Boingo " and put an end to this " Scourge " FOREVER ! ! ! !

[6ly410]

Asserting sovereignty? Iraq foreign ministry rejects foreign interference

By Rudaw 14 minutes ago http://www.rudaw.net/english/middleeast/iraq/280420192

The flag of the Republic of Iraq. File photo: AFP

ERBIL, Kurdistan Region – Iraq’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Saturday rebuked both the US and Bahrain for perceived interference in Iraqi affairs. It comes as Baghdad seeks to balance its relations with Washington and Tehran and strengthen its standing in the region. 

The spat with Bahrain began when Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, who leads the biggest bloc in the Iraqi parliament, issued a series of suggestions aimed at insulating Iraq from regional conflicts. 

Among the suggestions was stopping the “wars in Yemen, Bahrain and Syria instantly” and calling on their rulers to abdicate. He also called for the Iran-backed Iraqi militias of Hashd al-Shaabi to withdraw from Syria to avoid dragging Iraq into a conflict between Iran and the US and Israel.

Bahrain, which has a large and restive population of Shiite Muslims ruled by a Sunni minority royal family, took exception to Sadr’s words, leading its foreign minister Khalid Bin Ahmad al-Khalifa to brand Sadr “stupid” and, in Arabic verse, liken him to a “dog”. 

“Muqtada expresses his worry over increasing interference in the Iraqi affairs, but instead of placing his finger on Iraq’s wound by directing his words towards the Iranian regime, which controls his country, chose safety and directed his words to Bahrain,” Khalifa said in a tweet Saturday.

“May Allah help Iraq from such stupid autocrats,” he added.

Responding to Khalifa’s comments, the Iraqi foreign ministry fired back, rejecting the claim that Iraq is controlled by Iran.

“The words of the Bahraini foreign minister, who represents Bahraini diplomacy, are abusive to Mr. Muqtada al-Sadr with bad words, totally unacceptable in diplomatic norms, and also abusive to Iraq and its sovereignty and independence, especially when the Bahraini minister speaks of Iraq being under the control of the neighbor Iran,” the Iraqi foreign ministry said in a statement.

“Today Iraq is recovering and getting stronger, and it will not accept any interference in its affairs, and it won’t accept abuse to its national and religious symbols,” it added, demanding an apology.

Running with the theme of Iraqi sovereignty, the ministry then turned its ire on the US Embassy in Baghdad, which had published a social media post attacking Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. 

On April 25, the US Embassy in Baghdad posted an image of Khamenei on its Facebook wall alongside the words: “The faces of the corrupt Iranian regime,” accusing him of “misusing power”.

“The possessions of the current supreme leader Ali Khamenei alone are estimated at $200 billion, while many people languish in poverty because of the dire economic situation in Iran after 40 years of rule by the mullahs,” the embassy post read.


 

Responding to the post on Saturday, the Iraqi foreign ministry accused the embassy of “trespassing diplomatic norms” of foreign missions in host countries.

“A diplomatic mission working in Iraq publishing posts that target one of the neighboring countries of Iraq, its religious or political symbols, runs counter to the principles of the Iraqi constitution,” the ministry said.

“We call on the American embassy to delete the abusive post and abstain from publishing such things in the future.”

Both foreign ministry statements are indicative of Iraq’s wish to break its image as a puppet of foreign powers and assert its own independent foreign relations in the region and the wider world. 

However, despite the claims of the foreign ministry, Iraq’s political, economic, religious, and military life is tightly bound up in the affairs of its Iranian neighbour.  

From the overthrow of Saddam Hussein in 2003 until the election of the present technocratic government of Prime Minister Adil Abdul-Mahdi in 2018, Iraqi politics has been dominated by pro-Iran Shiite parties. 

This close relationship, developed further by Iranian involvement in the war against the Islamic State (ISIS), has been placed under the spotlight since the US resumed economic sanctions and political pressure on Iran.  

US President Donald Trump withdrew from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal in May 2018, arguing the agreement did not go far enough in preventing Iran from developing nuclear capabilities, ballistic missile technology, and from interfering in regional affairs. 

Although pressure on Iran has encouraged Iraq to develop its relations with other powers, particularly wealthy states like Saudi Arabia able to fund its post-war reconstruction, Iraq nevertheless sees its special relationship with Tehran as a “blessing”. 

Baghdad has even opposed the recent US decision to designate Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a foreign terrorist organization. 

Iraq is weak, battered by decades of war, sanctions, and corruption. Were it stronger, Baghdad could be pickier about which states it would like to foster relations with and which it might choose to alienate. 

[yota691]

Chest speaks of free water and electricity saving and suicides

 

2019-05-03 21:01

 

Source:

Alsumaria News

 

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The leader of the Sadrist movement Moqtada al-Sadr said on Friday that the demand for water and services free of "popular corruption", while pointed out that resorting to suicide, "psychological illness."

"For some reason, the provision of services such as water, electricity and other services must be free," Sadr said in a tweet on Twitter. "I do not consider this a clear public corruption, especially if the government has taken care of both sectors and others." 

He added that "non-payment of wages (appropriate) is considered to be corrupt, but will cause severe damage."

 

"Suicides are among the people, especially young people, as if suicide has been solved. No, it is killing hope and killing the spirit of perseverance and determination," Sadr said. 

He added that "this is not without being a psychological illness suffered by the individual because of the circumstances surrounding him or his failure to reach his goal."