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An Iranian intelligence plot to incite the burning of the US and British embassies in Baghdad

 

An Iranian intelligence conspiracy to incite the burning of the US and British embassies in Baghdad brings Iran , the Revolutionary Guards and the Iranian militias in Iraq in retaliation for the burning of angry protesters of the Iranian consulate in Karbala.

Informed sources revealed that the Iranian authorities and the Revolutionary Guards terrorist led by Qasim Soleimani trying in various ways to accuse the burning of the Iranian consulate in Karbala a few days ago to the Americans and promote this through its paid Safavid media and falsely claiming that he worked American intelligence.

  In fact, the burning of the Iranian consulate in Karbala was carried out by demonstrators angry at Iranian interference in their internal affairs and in response to the criminal operations carried out by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard and its militias who shot dead peaceful demonstrators who raised their legitimate demands in Karbala and the police forces failed to protect them.

The United States and Britain have never interfered with any other country in such criminal acts promoted by Iran at all, but the Iranian authorities and its intelligence apparatus want to ignite the situation in Iraq and suppress the demonstrators in various ways and extinguish the flames of the revolution, which is one of the main reasons for its eruption.  

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UN Mission: Events in Iraq are appalling

 

 

 

2019/11/4 22:18

 

The Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Iraq, Jenin Hennes-Blachart, described the current situation in the country as "appalling."

 

"We are appalled by the continued bloodshed in Iraq," she said in a tweet on Twitter.

"The frustration of the people should not be underestimated or misread." "Violence only breeds violence and peaceful protesters must be protected. It is time for national dialogue," she said.

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So what are you gonna do about it Secretary-General? Flap your jaws? Your organization needs to be disband and the building turned into a homeless shelter for battered women.

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The Iranian militias continue creating chaos in Iraq...They want to destabilize the country.

A successful Iraq is not good for Iran.

 

Go end of Iran interventionism.

Go iraq

Go Democracy 

 

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The Iranian militias continue creating chaos in Iraq...They want to destabilize the country.

 

Is this the second war of independence for Iraq?

 

- 5 Hours Have Passed

 

A series of recent references to widespread public protests in Iraq illustrate an increasingly nationalistic nature, which in its demands goes beyond criticism of the vast network of political and financial corruption, repression of demonstrators, and even the overthrow of the regime, to criticize Iranian intervention in Iraq and hold it accountable. 
About this system.

No one can deny that Qasim Soleimani, commander of the Quds Force in the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, is the figure to be invoked in disputes between the three presidents, or between Iraqi parties and militias, and over the past years there have been many reports not about Soleimani's control, as Representing the Islamic Republic of Iran, in Iraq, and even commanding some military battles in Iraq, in a manner that detracts from the political and military sovereignty of the Iraqi state.

Although the majority of the Iraqi population is Shiite, it has become clear, with the recent protests in particular, that the sectarian system on which the most important partisan and political blocs lived is no longer able to explain or justify the violation of Iraq's sovereignty in the flagrant form, especially with the receipt of some military militias The Iraqi mission of brutal suppression of demonstrators, participation in sniping, kidnapping and torture, and thus fell the sectarian mask and emerged material interests, privileges and corruption, on the one hand, and dependence on Iran, on the other.

Instead of using a policy of understanding and containment of protests, as it had previously done in Iran itself, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has erased the profound reasons that led the masses to protest and merely accused the United States, Saudi Arabia and Israel of "provoking unrest" and "riots."

It was remarkable after the declaration of the highest Shiite religious authority in Iraq, Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, last Friday through his representative in Friday sermon rejected the reference that the "regional or international party" to "impose his opinion" on the demonstrators in Iraq, in addition to his request «not Combat the forces of any of their addresses »against the demonstrators, which the Iraqis considered in response to the Iranian position, as well as the positions of militias affiliated with Tehran.

The popular response was not too late, as Iranian symbols and sites were attacked, as happened in the attempt to burn the Tehran consulate in Karbala, which led to the killing of four protesters, and the deletion of the name of Imam Khomeini from a street in Najaf and put the name of the "martyrs of the October Revolution" instead. And the destruction of images in other cities, and activists put two pictures, one of the demonstrators gathered in the building «Turkish restaurant» in Baghdad, and the other demonstrators in a similar building during the period of the Iranian revolution, wondering how these Iranians are participating in the revolution and those Iraqis are participating in «riots ».

While the Iranian supreme leader quickly condemned the Iraqi protesters, his deputy, Mohadi Karamani, in his last Friday sermon in Tehran, was warning of the anger of the "looted" Iranian people and the explosive social conditions, saying that fear was "not from the enemy" but "from forgetting the poor." ».

This contradiction between the political vision of the supreme leader and his proxies towards the Iranian poor and the security vision towards the Iraqi poor can only be explained by the standards of the occupying powers of the peoples of the countries they occupy. This explains the fact that the Iraqi protests are becoming increasingly national and social in nature, and bring them closer. For a movement that regains Iraqi independence and not just topple the regime.

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Iraq protests unanimously reject Iranian tutelage

 

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Blackanthem Military News, BAGHDAD, Iraq - Protesters in the province of Diwaniya, south of Baghdad, tore up all the pictures of Iran's former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khomeini.

The tearing up of Khomeini's images comes as protesters close the Safwan land port with Kuwait, take control of Umm Qasr port and continue protests near the Iranian consulate building in the southern province of Karbala.

Much of the Iraqi street accuses Iran of being the architect of the political system, which they see as corrupt and demanding its overthrow.

The anger of the demonstrators, who are demanding the "overthrow of the regime" in the past few days, focused on Iran, which has wide influence and a great role in Iraq.

The anger of the protesters was fueled by Baghdad's dependence on the Islamic Republic, repeated visits by the Quds Force commander in the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Brigadier General Qasem Soleimani to Iraq, and statements by Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei that there were "plans of enemies to provoke chaos and undermine security in some countries in the region."

This came as demonstrators closed the port of Safwan land link between the State of Kuwait and the province of Basra in the south of the country, while demonstrators said they regained control of the port of Umm Qasr in the same province, hours after the control of the army forces.

For his part, Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi held a meeting with security leaders in the presence of the Presidents of Parliament Mohammed Halbousi and the Supreme Judicial Council Judge Faiq Zidan to review the developments in the country.

Protesters prevented movement to and from the land outlet between Iraq and Kuwait by setting fire to tires at the main entrance.

The closure of the Safwan land port with Kuwait coincided with the return of the control of the protesters at the entrances to the southern port of Umm Qasr in the north of Basra after the withdrawal of the army forces.

The port of Umm Qasr witnessed clashes between the protesters and the Iraqi army forces who came to the place in a desperate attempt to reopen it.

"The army forces who arrived at Umm Qasr port tried to reopen the port and clashed with the protesters," said Yasser al-Abdali, a demonstrator.

The Iraqi government sent military reinforcements from the army along with armored vehicles and "Humvee" military vehicles to Umm Qasr on Monday evening. Protesters have closed the port since last Wednesday, and the government said the closure of the port caused great losses and hinders the entry of food to the country.

On Tuesday, Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi held a meeting with security chiefs in the presence of parliamentarians Mohammed al-Halbousi and Supreme Judicial Council Judge Faiq Zidan.

The meeting was attended by a number of officials, including Defense Minister Najah al-Shammari, Interior Minister Yassin al-Yasiri, Deputy Head of the Popular Mobilization Authority Abu Mahdi al-Mohandes and a number of security forces leaders. The meeting comes amid rising anti-government protests in Baghdad and other provinces in central and southern Iraq.

There is widespread dissatisfaction in the country with the government's violent handling of the protests, while observers believe that the new wave of protests will put increasing pressure on the government of Abdul-Mahdi, which may eventually lead to its overthrow.

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Alaoui: Abdel Mahdi will remain and the blocs will not agree on the alternative

 

 

 

17:44 - 04/11/2019

 

Former politician and former MP Hassan al-Alawi, on Monday, that differences will continue between the political blocs on the replacement of Adel Abdul Mahdi and his government, which means the survival of the current government, which is the weakest.

Alawi told the / information /, "The government of Adel Abdul Mahdi weak at the moment after the start of demonstrations and the disintegration of the blocs, but they will not fall."

He added that "it is easy for the blocks to replace the current government and the dismissal of Adel Abdul Mahdi," adding that the difficulty lies in the lack of agreement of political parties on the personal alternative to Abdul Mahdi.

He explained that "this dispute will lead to the survival of Abdul-Mahdi and his government at the moment."

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Parliamentary source: Presidency of the Parliament will be held after a meeting of constitutional amendments meeting with heads of blocs

 

 

 

2019/11/5 11:41 

 

A parliamentary source said on Tuesday that the presidency of the parliament will be held after a meeting of constitutional amendments meeting with heads of blocs.

The source told the (Euphrates News) that "a meeting will be held between the Presidency of the Parliament and heads of blocs after the meeting of the Committee on Constitutional Amendments, which began this morning in parliament." The Committee on Constitutional Amendments, on Tuesday, a meeting in the House of Representatives to discuss the mechanism of amendments.

The House of Representatives voted on a committee for constitutional amendments after the demonstrations that began early last month, which included the change of the Constitution.

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One is near the Iraqi-Syrian border. America is building two new military bases

 

 

5th November, 2019

 

Several Syrian sources reported that the United States has launched, during the past few days, the establishment of two new military bases in eastern Syria, coinciding with the continuation of the process of withdrawal of US forces from the country.

The United States has stepped up its military presence in the oil-rich Deir ez-Zor and has begun building two new US military bases in the province controlled by the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), Washington's ally in the war on IS, local sources told the Anatolia news agency on Monday.

The sources said that the first base is being set up in the town of Sour in the northern countryside.

The agency pointed out that the US military sent, after the launch of the operation "spring of peace" against the Kurdish People's Protection Units active within the framework of the Syrian Democratic Forces, sent reinforcements to Deir Ezzor, consisting of about 250 soldiers, and mechanisms and armored vehicles and rocket launchers.

The information comes in confirmation of the official Syrian newspaper Al-Watan, which said last week that "US forces have begun the establishment of two military bases" in Deir Ezzor.

The first base is located in the town of Baghouz, east of Deir ez-Zor, on the Syrian-Iraqi border, near the camp where ISIS prisoners are being held and guarded by the SDF.

The US military is present in a number of military bases and points in Deir Ezzor after ISIS was gradually expelled from the province for three years.

The importance of this region is due to its embrace of oil fields, most notably "Al-Omar", "Konku", "Jafra" and "Tank". Syrian government forces or Russia to it.

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And Now They’ve Arrested Baghdadi's Sister - BaghLady !  

 

     

 

 

 

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The arrest of Baghdadi's sister

 

 

 

2019/11/5 16:16

 

 

The sister of former Islamic State terrorist leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has been arrested in northern Syria, Turkish officials said. Officials said Rasmiya Awad, 65, was arrested in a security operation on Monday in an area near the village of Azaz in Aleppo province. Turkish security officials were quoted by media as saying the security operation could reveal valuable intelligence about ISIS.

Baghdadi was killed during a raid by US special forces on his hiding place in northwestern Syria last month.  His death was seen as a victory for US President Donald Trump, but ISIS is still seen as a security threat in Syria and elsewhere. A Turkish official told Reuters news agency: "We hope to get a lot of intelligence from Baghdadi's sister about the course of action inside IS."

Fakhruddin Alton, director of communications at the Turkish presidency, said the arrest of Baghdadi's sister was "another example of the success" of Turkish operations in the fight against terrorism. Little is known about Baghdadi's sister. Baghdadi has many brothers and sisters, and it is not known whether they are still alive, according to the New York Times.

According to Turkish officials, Baghdadi's sister has been arrested in Aleppo province, which has been under Turkish army control since his forces invaded Syrian border areas with Turkey last month.

 

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Turkey arrests Baghdadi's sister

 

 

5th November, 2019

 

Turkish security source told the Associated Press on Monday that Turkey had arrested Rasmiya Awad, the sister of former Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who was killed by US forces.

The source added that Baghdadi's sister, was arrested on Monday, where she lived in one of the "caravans" in northwestern Syria.

Rasmiya Awad, 65, was living in the caravan with her husband and five children near the town of Azaz, he said.

Little is known about Baghdadi's sister, who was killed in a US raid in Idlib province last month.

A Turkish official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said those arrested were a "gold mine" for intelligence.

"What you (IS) know about ISIS can greatly expand the understanding of ISIS and help capture more evil people," he said.

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Frankie Misspells Barzani In An Update From Eddy !  

 

 

Btw, Who The Hell Is Eddy - Eddy Haskell ?
 

     
 

 

 

Frank26:  KTFA FAMILY....... LOOK:

Eddie says announcing agreement has been met today with barzari in Baghdad to pay the citizens their monthly hcl oil credits no amount given just deal reached by government to help keep Iraq from going back into chapter 7 if this comes to pass the amount would be over 1 USA dollar from previous agreements we await to see what unfoils and see if this comes to pass

 

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Legal expert: the closure of ports will return Iraq under Article VII

 

 

3rd November, 2019

 

The legal expert Ali al-Tamimi, Sunday, that the continued closure of ports will return Iraq to the seventh item and put the country under international tutelage.

"The closure of any seaport or strait in the world makes it under international sanctions as it threatens navigation and global maritime security," he said.

He added that "according to the international sea law, the continued closure of the ports of Basra will impose on Iraq several sanctions, including the return of Iraq under the seventh item and make it under international tutelage."

He explained that "will not depend on international trusteeship, but to make the ports operate under international supervision as well as entail significant material losses."

 

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Al-Tamimi: Iraq is on the verge of returning to “Article VII”

 

 

 

08:47 - 05/11/2019

 

The legal expert Ali al-Tamimi, Tuesday, that Iraq after leaving the seventh to the sixth, it is heading again to that item as a result of the events and violations of human rights, pointing out that the return to the seventh item leads towards the control of the United Nations and the formation of an interim national rescue government in Country until elections.

Tamimi said in a statement to the information, that "Iraq was taken out of Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations under Security Council resolution 32-90 in 2017 and the resolution has changed Iraq from Chapter VII to VI of this Charter." He added that "Chapter VI, which turned to Iraq emphasizes peaceful solutions, especially since there are debts owed by Iraq to Kuwait up to 4.5 billion dollars."

He pointed out that "taking Iraq out of the previous chapter made it take control despite the survival of the United Nations Mission in Iraq to monitor and record observations, and what is happening today human rights violations at the moment is documented by the United Nations."

He pointed out that "the Security Council may issue a resolution on the return of Iraq to Article VII, especially since the United Nations reports when there is a threat to civil peace, and when countries are unable to carry their internal problems, the United Nations provides advice and guidance and if it does not succeed, "The Security Council decides to place the country under Chapter VII and entrusts the administration of Iraq to the United Nations to choose an interim national salvation government until new elections are held."

 

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Conference: Find Out What’s Happening in Iraqi Business

 

 

6th November, 2019

 

From Peace to prosperity:

 

The Conference to find out what’s happening for Iraq business.

 

 

The Iraq Britain Business Council (IBBC) Autumn Conference in Dubai on December 8^th is set against a backdrop of relative peace and security in Iraq, and the prospect of oil revenues surging through the economy is driving a wider range of business opportunities and a prospective 8% increase in GDP.

Peace is enabling the economy to diversify through the revenues that pay for a range of infrastructure projects.So this Autumn we are focusing on a range of sectors set to benefit from a stable Iraq: namely, Water, Transport and Logistics, Energy and Tech.

The recent protests have also spurred on Government reforms and incentives to drive employment, entrepreneurship and service diversity, and increase the volume of opportunity that lies ahead and the prospects for not just business-to-business but also a burgeoning consumer market.

The Iraqi Electricity Minister will likely be speaking about his reforms to open up the market to SME’s, training and new players. Other ministers including those from Construction and Transport are attending.

The recent announcement of a 10year tax-free period for SMEs in Iraq will also stimulate the Tech entrepreneur market and drive the uptake of engineering skills.

At this conference, we will discuss big-picture economics with Professor Frank Gunter (Lehigh University), Ahmed Tabaqchali (AFC Iraq Fund), and Simon Penny (UK Trade & Investment), who will address the economic backdrop in the Middle East, and the context for Iraq in particular.

The World Bank and Wood Plc will cover the water sector, while Rolls Royce, Basra Gateway Terminal (BGT), and Menzies will look at transport and logistics, and Iraq’s Electricity Minister, GE, Siemens and Enka will focus on energy.

Alongside the conference our Tech Forum brings experts on HealthTech and Educational Tech, including speakers from GE, Siemens Healthcare, KPMG, EY, Google and the British Council, among others.

While key opportunities will be outlined, the real opportunity for business is to meet the people directly involved in contracts and supply-chain opportunities. This is the place to do business, to network and to find out what’s happening in the Middle East’s most potentially dynamic market that is Iraq.

The year it’s all on the up…

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To set the date of the next parliament session

 

 

 

2019/11/5 21:34

 

The presidency of the House of Representatives set the date of the next meeting.

 

A parliamentary source told (Euphrates News) that "the presidency of the Council set next Saturday as the date for the meeting."

He added that "the session will discuss the developments in the country and the package of government reforms and the demands of the demonstrators."

 

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the session will DISCUSS the developments in the country and the package of government reforms and the demands of the demonstrators."  The word discuss has been discuss too many times....these knuckleheads I tell you...lmao

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Iraqi government issues new reform package

 

 

5th November, 2019

 

The Council of Ministers held its regular session on Tuesday, chaired by Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, and the presence of conservatives.

According to a statement by the Prime Minister's Information Office, the Prime Minister presented his vision of the options presented through the demands of the demonstrators in a speech, which will be presented today.

The Council of Ministers issued a number of decisions, including the issuance of a new reform package that includes requests to respond to the demands of the demonstrators.  The Council also decided to grant the Minister of Oil the power to approve the appointment of graduates of oil training institutes for 2018-2019 on the owners of the ministry and its winning public companies, with the exception of the budget instructions 2020.

With regard to industrial projects, the Council of Ministers agreed to reduce the customs duty of plastic granules to the extent (for industrial projects registered with the Directorate General of Industrial Development or projects registered with the Federation of Iraqi Industries or registered according to), and the bodies that grant the above-mentioned approvals to provide the ministries (Finance / General Authority for Taxes, Labor and Social Affairs).

The Council decided to approve the lifting of the words (for the purpose of working as a social researcher to ensure the speed and accuracy of the completion) of paragraph (2) of the Council of Ministers Resolution (363 of 2019) and added to paragraph (3 / b) to become in the following form granting the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs the power to contract with (1000) for the purpose of working as a social researcher to ensure the speed and accuracy of achievement, through the inclusion of a text in the draft law of the federal budget for the fiscal year / 2020.

In the field of investment, the Cabinet approved the following:

Authorization of the Chairman of the National Investment Authority Sami al-Araji the power to sign the United Nations Convention on International Settlement Agreements emanating from the mediation The Ministry of Foreign Affairs shall prepare the necessary authorization document on behalf of the Government of the Republic of Iraq for the President of the National Investment Commission in accordance with the approved contexts.

The Council approved the recommendation of the Ministerial Council for Social Services to approve the adoption of Maja in the document of standards of urban and rural housing in Iraq

Approving the recommendation of the Joint Meeting of the Audit and Approval Committee of the Ministry of Construction, Housing, Municipalities, the Governor of Babylon, the executive bodies of the Babylon Sewerage Project, the Analysis Committee and the Tender Opening Committee to refer the project for the first phase of the Hilla sewerage project financed by the British loan to KAMA and its partners as far as financial viability is concerned. 

The cabinet approved the bill for the Iraqi Olympic Committee and referred it to the House of Representatives.

The Council approved the recommendation of the Ministerial Council on Energy to include the sectors of the Ministry of Electricity and the authority to implement projects for the electricity system on the lands belonging to the government authorities after obtaining the initial approval from the owner and the parties directly concerned duly and before completing the procedures of privatization or transfer of ownership, provided that the concerns are clear and do not enter obligations Contractual assignment or transfer of land.

The Council of Ministers also approved the recommendation of the Ministerial Council for Social Services on reducing the percentage of the public treasury from the profits of Ibn Al-Rushd State Company for the previous years to cover the deficit in the salaries paid.

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Disengagement from Iran is a major target for Iraqi protesters

 

- 6 Hours Have Passed

 

 

The protests in Iraq clearly crossed the threshold of economic and social demands, and turned into a revolution aimed at toppling the regime and disengaging from Iran. This has put the Iraqi authorities in an unprecedented impasse, especially as they have exhausted various solutions and failed to stop the massive tide of protests through promises of reform and the temptations of employment and social benefits, or through the use of violence and intimidation against protesters.

BAGHDAD - The ongoing protests in Iraq are gradually moving away from the immediate demand-driven motives for improving social conditions, creating jobs and fighting administrative and government corruption, to more profound and far-reaching issues such as the overthrow of the government, regime change and disengagement from Iran.

In practice, the Iraqi street, inflamed by protests that began on 25 June, no longer listens to the government's almost daily promises to improve social conditions, nor to reports that some officials and officials of various degrees are held accountable.

Indeed, the protesters, mostly young men and graduates of institutes and universities demanding employment, are no longer interested in seeing the lists published by the government of Adel Abdul Mahdi, the names of hundreds of those who were accepted to work in the government sector. Protesters in various central and southern provinces became overthrowing the government and radically changing the regime.

Demonstrators and mere demonstrators passed through the field to create a state of paralysis in public life by blocking roads, closing vital institutions and disrupting public utilities in order to confuse the government and resign.

Street anger has extended to Iraq's unnatural relationship with neighboring Iran since the fall of Saddam Hussein's regime and the establishment of a religious party system, a kind of subordination to Tehran secured by influential figures, parties and Shiite militias.

In the provinces of central and southern Iraq, where the main strongholds of these parties and paramilitary formations and Shiite incubators, the condemnation of Iran and exposure to senior political and religious symbols has become a permanent item in the protest movement.

The protests have produced an angry Iraqi public mood over Iran and its policies in Iraq, blaming Tehran and its pro-Iraqi figures and entities for much of the blame for Iraq's worsening political, security, economic and social levels.

Protesters in the southern Iraqi province of Diwaniya late on Monday night tore up all the pictures of Iran's former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khomeini. A security source said that "pictures of the former leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Khomeini, were installed on large plates in the main street of the city of Diwaniya, the center of the province of the same name, were dropped on the ground and torn by the protesters."

This came as protesters continued to demonstrate near the building of the Iranian consulate in the province of Karbala after throwing Molotov cocktails trying to break into and raise the Iraqi flag on its walls, Sunday and Monday.

The protesters' anger at Iran has been fueled by repeated visits to Iraq by the Quds Force's Revolutionary Guards commander, Major-General Qasem Soleimani, and statements by Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei about "enemy schemes to create chaos and undermine security in some countries in the region."

Speaking from Tahrir Square during a symbolic gallows and the inauguration of a council representing the People's Court, one of the protesters said: "It is the Iranians who run the country. We prefer to die rather than stay under their hands."

Observers of the Iraqi affairs that the situation in Iraq ended in a dilemma because of the lack of communication between the protesters and the existing system, which has become a fundamental demand to overthrow.

The impasse is illustrated by the authorities' confusion over the escalation of protests and ways to stop them.

The Iraqi authorities again on Tuesday cut off the entire Internet, while continuing to use violence against protesters, killing and wounding in their ranks. Two demonstrators in Baghdad, two in Nasiriyah and two in Basra were killed overnight.

In the oil-rich province of Basra, southern Iraq, demonstrators have been blocking the road leading to the port of Umm Qasr, one of the vital outlets for the import of food and medicine. Most of the merchant ships left without being able to unload their cargo, according to a source at the port.

Government institutions were completely closed on Tuesday in different cities, including Nasiriyah, Diwaniya and Kut, in the south of the country.

Demonstrators say the violence and the cessation of the Internet to reduce the number of protesters at night, will not bear fruit. "They have cut the Internet before, and this again, it will be useless," Ammar, 41, told AFP.

Authorities cut off the Internet for two weeks last month and tightened the noose on social networks, which are still blocked until now, except through the use of VPN applications.

"The new pieces are the worst restrictions imposed by the Iraqi government since the start of the protests," the Net Blox said.

"The leaders do not scare us, they are the ones who fear us because we are peaceful," said another protester. "The tyrants are leaving and people are staying."

In the context of political consultations in search of solutions, Iraqi President Barham Saleh met in the city of Erbil, senior officials in the Kurdistan region of Iraq, indicating a state of public concern among the political class about the possibility of escalation of protests.

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Iraq: New forms of repression

 

- 15 Minutes Have Passed

 

The Iraqi authorities are on the path of escalating repression in the face of ongoing demonstrations since 1 October, by forcibly dispersing protests and arresting dozens of demonstrators and activists, in parallel with the cutoff of the Internet in all cities of the country, with the exception of the Kurdistan region of Iraq. Without the emergence of any solutions or initiatives from the Authority to calm the street, after linking the resignation of Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi to find an alternative, followed by Tehran's intervention to push its allies to maintain the government.

The Iraqi authorities stepped up repression yesterday in Baghdad, central and southern Iraq, and witnessed the towns of Umm Qasr and Khor al-Zubair, southernmost of Basra on the waters of the Arabian Gulf, clashes between demonstrators and security forces after trying to open roads blocked by demonstrators by force, with the breaking up of demonstrations in Safwan near the Iraqi crossing Search Results ». According to medical sources at Basra General Hospital, three young protesters were killed by Iraqi security fire and about 150 others were injured on Tuesday. In Dhi Qar, specifically Shatrah and Souk al-Shuyoukh, the Human Rights Commission announced the killing of two protesters and wounding 30 others, as well as the arrest of dozens during the Iraqi security movement to disperse the demonstrations, while Qadisiyah, particularly Diwaniya, witnessed large demonstrations with the closure of most schools and government departments Maysan and Wasit governorates.

A campaign of arrests carried out by intelligence and SWAT forces targeted dozens of activists in Baghdad

“According to an Iraqi Interior Ministry official who spoke to Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed, a campaign of arrests carried out by the intelligence service and SWAT forces targeted dozens of activists. The new Baghdad. Witnesses also confirmed the monitoring of security cars pickups carrying blindfolded youths near the Allawi tunnel heading to a police station in the Karrada district of Baghdad.

Several Iraqi cities have also recorded an increase in kidnappings of Iraqi activists and bloggers, including women. Baghdad, Dhi Qar, Maysan, Babylon and Basra topped the abduction record, with more than 20 activists and bloggers within a month. Armed militias linked to Iran have been blamed for the kidnappings, most notably the Hezbollah Brigades, the Nujaba militia, Khorasani, Asaib and other factions. According to a senior official in the Iraqi Interior Ministry in Baghdad, the President of the Republic and the ministers and the leader of the "Sadr movement" Muqtada al-Sadr know the kidnappers as they brokered last week to the activist Shuja al-Khafaji and released hours later. He explained that the army or internal intelligence arrested and not kidnapped, but in the current cases of kidnapping, you must ask questions to the leaders of the militia of the crowd linked to Iran.
In a statement, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights in Iraq described what activists, journalists, bloggers and demonstrators are subjected to as a systematic abduction, demanding that the fate of all abductees be disclosed and that action be taken to protect them from systematic abduction in Baghdad and the provinces.

Amid fears that the Internet would be obscured by the intent to break up sit-ins and demonstrations in Baghdad and the south, demonstrators flocked to squares and squares and called on the United Nations and the media to provide what they called the eye of the censor. Karar al-Zaidi, a prominent activist in Baghdad, told Al-Arabi al-Jadeed that they do not trust what will happen in the coming hours. “The Internet may be part of a bloody night plan,” he said, adding that they had contacted the UN mission to be present as well as the media. You are against the government taking any aggressive step against us. ” But Sadr's member, Mohammed Darraji, commented on those fears: "If this government is crazy, it will break up the sit-ins by force, because many victims will fall and complicate the matter further, and the legitimacy of the government and the political system as a whole is at stake."

Iran stepped in publicly, condemning attacks on its consulate in Karbala. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Abbas Mousavi, said in a statement that his country had informed the Iraqi side of its concern over these events and called for the need to ensure the security of Iran's diplomatic and consular headquarters inside Iraq pursuant to international resolutions and agreements.

Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi held a security meeting with the Interior and Defense Ministers and senior security leaders in the presence of Parliament Speaker Mohammed Al-Halbousi and Chief Justice Faiq Zaidan. According to a statement by Abdul Mahdi's office, the meeting affirmed the support of the judicial and legislative authorities to the efforts of the government and security agencies to impose security and stability throughout the country, protect demonstrators, private and public property and economic facilities and ensure the regularity of work and the smooth movement of citizens.
Following the meeting, the Supreme Judicial Council issued a statement describing the banditry as a "terrorist act," which was seen as authorizing Iraqi security forces to break up sit-ins and force open roads.

Meanwhile, Wael al-Moussawi, a member of the sub-committee of the High Commission for Human Rights in Najaf, told Al-Arabi al-Jadeed that the health services in the south are not cooperating with UNHCR in the number of victims, and refuses to disclose those admitted to hospitals and the quality of their injuries.

“Deputy for the“ Victory Coalition ”: The past three days were futile and the leaders of the blocks did not agree on any solution

"Politically, MP for the" coalition of victory, "Faleh al-Ziadi," New Arab ", that the past three days were futile and did not agree on the leaders of the blocks on any solution on the dismissal or resignation of the Prime Minister, explaining that" several meetings took place between political leaders in Baghdad However, the absence of the other element concerned, namely the Iraqi people and the lack of knowledge of their opinion or position on any agreement makes consensus difficult.
For his part, said the expert on Iraqi political Ali al-Bayati, "It is not true to say that any solution does not satisfy the street, and this is an attempt to justify the hostile steps of the government against the demonstrators." He added to the "new Arab", "the basis of the solutions presented did not reach the demonstrators so far, because they were not real or realistic, and the three presidencies do not want to leave office."

Britain on Tuesday urged the Iraqi government to ensure that all security forces protect protesters during the current protests. The British Embassy in Baghdad, through a statement posted on the "Facebook", that "peaceful demonstrations are a right of the Iraqi people. Violence against demonstrators is unacceptable. ”

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The keys to the solution .. (هاشتاگ) وطن

Tuesday 05 November 2019

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No matter how complicated things are, the situation is turbulent, and dead ends, there are keys that can help to unlock the crisis, these keys may not be known place, but need to search, may be difficult, and may be easy, we may find the key in the first round One of the keys that can help us find solutions and remedies for the current crisis in Iraq is; 

The first key: an unprecedented scene in Iraq, to see the Iraqi flag adorned all over the country, the police scarfed him and children carrying it with overwhelming joy, and the youth of Tahrir Square and all the demonstration squares in other provinces, waving the flag, and barely pass a car is not small or large, only the flag The Iraqi flies over it, and the bicycles "ticking" relationship to science different, these wheels are no longer walking in the street only in the form of groups, carrying a large flag, plotting a beautiful scene .. 

We are still talking about the key to science. As long as everyone is involved in one act and feeling, that means that we have a tent, whether we can keep it, its name is Iraq, and from below we can draw a national path out of the neck of the current crisis. Unites us.

The second key: the people want to reform the system .. This is a very important key, because everyone is believing, that one of the reasons we have reached, was the product of this system, which suffers from the foundational errors, linked to the Constitution and mechanisms for its implementation, the system of government and many other details, so when you come Such a call from the people to change the system, it is a very important opportunity, should be invested very seriously by the political class to work on

Reform the system, and address those mistakes and problems that beset the Iraqi reality, as it is not a shame or forbidden, to work to improve the state system, through a constitutional amendment that takes into account the reality of life and developments witnessed by the world, and this is something that preceded by many countries, all the constitutions of the world, are Apt to modify and improve, whenever the need and need for it, and today we desperately need to modify and improve, because # people _ wants _ reform the system.

The third key: youth The key to change: I know and everyone knows, that young people are now the largest segment of society, and this fact should be paid attention to. Young people represent wealth and a revolution, and wealth, if properly invested, will bring about a revolution in construction, reconstruction, development and prosperity. It is a prelude, or clear indications, of the occurrence of this, so young people should be properly assimilated, through plans and mechanisms, to ensure that they provide decent living, in housing, education, work and services, as well as the need to be partners in the political decision, they hold minds Just as they have superhuman strength, if we want a solution, we have to For young people, understand # fortune _ وثورة.

The fourth key: safety valve checklist .. One of the most important and influential keys, is the adoption of the paths identified by the good reference, through which a clear road map was developed, to address all the glitches in our Iraqi reality, it is very important to have a committee at a large level of Experience, working to determine the solutions and treatments required, constitutionally, executive, legislative, judicial, and services, and block the way for anyone trying to turn the popular movement in his favor, or impose his opinion and directions on the Iraqi reality.

The fifth key: the deportation of trolls in the dark .. The recent events, a class called one of the authors called the characterization of "keyboard revolutionaries," and most of them outside the country, and their mission of incitement and incitement, with the aim of rhythm between the security forces and demonstrators, so that the demonstrations are peaceful What is not good, but thankfully, the demonstrators and the security forces were on a high level of responsibility, we saw wonderful pictures, one of which shows the demonstrator as he provides food to the security man, and the latter provides water to the demonstrator, in a scene confirming the depth of the fateful cohesion between the people of one people (Hashtak Number one LAH), Certainly, such scenes have clamped down on these trolls, but they still seek to incite and incite the earth.

Sixth key: blood and the state are red lines that cannot be crossed under any title, name or action, whatever it is.Therefore, the acts of sabotage and disruption of the wheel of life, under the name of the exercise of rights, but enter into the door on these two lines, which means that we are faced with a high risk and unclear prospects . # Preserve _ blood _ and save _ state.

There are many other keys that can contribute to the opening of the locks, so I say, is it reasonable that we have all these big keys, and we still have not come out of our crisis so far ?!

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Protesters and sit-ins warn Halbousi: We did not ask you to cancel the accountability and justice, do not tell us unless we say it!

 

Politics  ,   2019/11/05 13:44  

 

 

Baghdad - Iraq today:

 

Activists and demonstrators in Tahrir Square warned the speaker of parliament, Mohammed al-Halbousi, and a number of council members of the danger of taking political steps and decisions that no one demanded; 

They pointed out in separate statements and publications, (Iraq Today) to copies of them, that the popular protest did not call for the abolition of the accountability and justice, or the abolition of institutions to redress the victims of the former regime, nor demanded to pass special grades, as was done in the quota of members of the Federal Service Council or secretaries of the network The Iraqi media, which were distributed completely partisan. 

The activists said; "These actions, which are issued now as if as part of the parliamentary and governmental response to the popular demonstrations, a lie and no one has demanded this never. 

They added that the basic demand now is to dissolve the current government for itself, or topple it in parliament, and then to form a new election commission of honest and completely independent personalities, and then the House of Representatives dissolve itself in preparation for new elections throughout Iraq produce a slim parliament able to address Current crises and the fight against rampant corruption. 

They stressed that what Barham Saleh and Mohammed Halbousi are trying to portray to public opinion as not part of the problem is a clear misleading; rather, the demand for their departure is one with Adel Abdul Mahdi, and will not be safe from dismissal or expulsion when the government of quotas and corruption now fall.

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Report: Most of the Sadrists withdrew from the demonstrations and protests decreased momentum

 

 

6th November, 2019

 

The withdrawal of most supporters of the Sadrist movement from the demonstration squares contributed to the decrease in the momentum of the demonstrations, noting that this will allow the security forces to distinguish the street and work to absorb it.

The Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar said in a report seen by Al-Maalouma that although the federal government intends to block Internet services again, it explains this step by the need to control the situation that is spoiled and intended here, according to its sources, not to suppress the street or withdraw demonstrators, but to disperse Between peaceful and destructive.” The newspaper added, “The last hours carried security signals that there are those who want to push the country into security tension, more chaos, and the solution - based on experience and the use of social media by the demonstrators - to block this service to calm the street, restrict the demonstrations in Tahrir Square, and even Without the protesters reaching the «Republic Bridge», which connects the scene with the Green Zone, to prevent further casualties.

The newspaper quoted sources as saying that "the federal government sees in the" peaceful "guarantee of the implementation of its reform promises, and encourages the need for their presence in the street, especially as they have, in the past days, to communicate with the security services to prevent the architects and suspects, who are trying to derail the course of their demonstrations, They are pushing the security services to use violence against their gatherings.” The report pointed out that "the withdrawal of most supporters of Sadr from the squares effectively contributed to reduce the momentum of the demonstrations, which led to the dwindling number of demonstrators, which allows security forces to distinguish the street and work to absorb it."