Iraq News

[blanc]

Alaq: Many alternatives for NC to elect nominee for PM post [Print] [save]

25/09/2010 13:56:00

Baghdad (NINA) –Member of the State of Law’s Coalition Ali al-Alaq assured that “Many alternatives and suggestions are ahead of the National Coalition to elect its nominee for the PM post if the two candidates Maliki and Abdul Mahdi did not reach a settlement.”

He stated to the National Iraqi News Agency “Mutual discussions and meetings are ongoing among two sides of the NC represented by the SLC and the Iraqi National Alliance in an attempt to bring views together which might result in an agreement on Saturday or Sunday, or else the NC will resort to another mechanism.”

“Many alternatives are available, but the voting procedure is most favorable,” he added, noting that “Some parts of the NC believe that voting rate should be 50+1 %, while others believe it should be 65% which is rejected by some sides who like to reduce it.”

The NC agreed to grant a period of five days that will end by next Thursday for Maliki and Abdul Mahdi to reach an accord on who to be next PM. /End/

Alaq: Many alternatives for NC to elect nominee for PM post [Print] [save]

25/09/2010 13:56:00

Baghdad (NINA) –Member of the State of Law’s Coalition Ali al-Alaq assured that “Many alternatives and suggestions are ahead of the National Coalition to elect its nominee for the PM post if the two candidates Maliki and Abdul Mahdi did not reach a settlement.”

He stated to the National Iraqi News Agency “Mutual discussions and meetings are ongoing among two sides of the NC represented by the SLC and the Iraqi National Alliance in an attempt to bring views together which might result in an agreement on Saturday or Sunday, or else the NC will resort to another mechanism.”

“Many alternatives are available, but the voting procedure is most favorable,” he added, noting that “Some parts of the NC believe that voting rate should be 50+1 %, while others believe it should be 65% which is rejected by some sides who like to reduce it.”

The NC agreed to grant a period of five days that will end by next Thursday for Maliki and Abdul Mahdi to reach an accord on who to be next PM. /End/

http://www.ninanews.com/english/News_Details.asp?ar95_VQ=FDLDLL

[Traconesu02]

Thanks for the post blanc

[woookiee]

Thanks for the post

[steveandmarlo]

Thanks for the post! They seem to say the same thing week after week don't they! God help them to get it together!

Alaq: Many alternatives for NC to elect nominee for PM post [Print] [save]

25/09/2010 13:56:00

Baghdad (NINA) –Member of the State of Law’s Coalition Ali al-Alaq assured that “Many alternatives and suggestions are ahead of the National Coalition to elect its nominee for the PM post if the two candidates Maliki and Abdul Mahdi did not reach a settlement.”

He stated to the National Iraqi News Agency “Mutual discussions and meetings are ongoing among two sides of the NC represented by the SLC and the Iraqi National Alliance in an attempt to bring views together which might result in an agreement on Saturday or Sunday, or else the NC will resort to another mechanism.”

“Many alternatives are available, but the voting procedure is most favorable,” he added, noting that “Some parts of the NC believe that voting rate should be 50+1 %, while others believe it should be 65% which is rejected by some sides who like to reduce it.”

The NC agreed to grant a period of five days that will end by next Thursday for Maliki and Abdul Mahdi to reach an accord on who to be next PM. /End/

[cplinedrive]

Alaq: Many alternatives for NC to elect nominee for PM post [Print] [save]

25/09/2010 13:56:00

Baghdad (NINA) –Member of the State of Law’s Coalition Ali al-Alaq assured that “Many alternatives and suggestions are ahead of the National Coalition to elect its nominee for the PM post if the two candidates Maliki and Abdul Mahdi did not reach a settlement.”

He stated to the National Iraqi News Agency “Mutual discussions and meetings are ongoing among two sides of the NC represented by the SLC and the Iraqi National Alliance in an attempt to bring views together which might result in an agreement on Saturday or Sunday, or else the NC will resort to another mechanism.”

“Many alternatives are available, but the voting procedure is most favorable,” he added, noting that “Some parts of the NC believe that voting rate should be 50+1 %, while others believe it should be 65% which is rejected by some sides who like to reduce it.”

The NC agreed to grant a period of five days that will end by next Thursday for Maliki and Abdul Mahdi to reach an accord on who to be next PM. /End/

These guys are like the 'Seven Dwarfs'.....They need a 'Sleeping Beauty' to come along and put them together......Bring on the UN!

I hope they are not needed.....

[51BUTKUS51]

ANOTHER 5 DAYS THIS IS BS SOMEONE SHOULD GO OVER THER AND GIVE THEM A CAN OF WHOP ASS

[Phoenix]

ANOTHER 5 DAYS THIS IS BS SOMEONE SHOULD GO OVER THER AND GIVE THEM A CAN OF WHOP ASS

Question:

Are you the "real" **** Butkus?

Or just some who was a fan of DB?

[John54]

I dont think this is gonna end anytime soon. So we wait another five days, then what? They come up with another issue or something.

[51BUTKUS51]

Question:

Are you the "real" **** Butkus?

Or just some who was a fan of DB?

JUST A FAN MY SONS IDOL

[oildriven]

Thanks for your post. Sounds like we've heard all this before. They seem to just keep spinning there wheels.

[cgbrown]

I guess that knocks out the chance of hearing anything on Monday.... Sept. 27...........

[Steveruss]

Thanks for the post

[carolskids05]

Gives me more time to buy more. but can't wait for RV!!!