* Politicians: It was a Big Mistake to Suspend Parliament

[jlldrs]

Saturday, 19 March 2011

Politicians: a big mistake suspension of parliament, but should hold more meetings in response to the repression in Bahrain

Centre breaking news – Adel Hussein -

Stressed Judge Wael Abdul Latif, a member of the House of Representatives prior to the need to hold more hearings and legislation of laws that encourage the Democratic response to the oppression of the Saudi-Bahraini brotherly people of the oppressed.

“Abdul Latif said in a statement singled out by the public opinion Saturday that it was a big mistake, suspend meetings of the House of Representatives under the pretext of solidarity with Bahrain, noting that Iraq is in a very critical time and the Iraqi street is boiling the deterioration of services and corruption aura of hopes, administrative, and we need to hold more meetings to approve the laws.

He said Abdul Latif said the question of security minister was close to the decisiveness and was scheduled to introduce Mr. Maliki, the prime minister presents cabinet to parliament for security, but he approve of taking vacation Parliament was one of the biggest reasons for the delay to pass laws.

For its part, said a member of the National Alliance Fatima Alzerijaoi to leave Parliament for a period of ten days to Aitlaim The situation is embarrassing to the Iraqi street, and said in a statement she gave to the public opinion on Saturday, said the fact the holiday were not only of solidarity with the Bahraini people, but because of the request coalition of Kurdish blocs vacation for a week because of Christmas Nowruz, and Alzerijaoi indicated that the pass laws and to consider the demands of the people is much more important to revive the festivities and go away from the worries of people who Atakbona they brought onto us and to parliament.

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[bales130]

no

[cgbrown]

I could have told them that. Time is of the essence for everyone.

[tjmunson]

In my heart I feel that it makes such little sense that it has to be happening on purpose. The timing is so unbelievable that how could they be doing this unless they were told to by a higher power pulling the strings. It's as though one final piece of the plan just isn't quite ready yet and they are stalling until that final piece falls into position.

The stories coming out also, for a change, contradict each other. One states parliament on reccess until the 27th. Yet another one states that parliament will be voting early this week on the ministry positions. Well, they can't vote if they are not in session. Who the heck can make sense of any of it. It will happen when it happens.

Peace

[Rockman]

There exists an incredible disconnect between not only Parliament and the Iraqi citizens but the media reporting as well!