Sadr called on Iraqis to rally in parts of Iraq against Biden’s visit

[trooper]

* Sadr called on Iraqis to rally in parts of Iraq against Biden’s visit

November 29th, 2011 02:29 pm

11/29/2011 | (Voice of Iraq) – Add comments – Sumerian News / Baghdad called Sadr movement led by Muqtada al-Sadr, Tuesday, Iraqis go out in demonstrations across the country on Wednesday to protest a visit by U.S. Vice President Joe Biden to Iraq, pointing out that visit is considered an interference in the internal affairs of Iraq.

A spokesman for the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, Salah al-Obeidi, “We condemn visit of Vice President Joe Biden, confidentiality, and we make an interference Iraqi affairs,” he “will come out of Iraqi Liberal, in the demonstrations, refusing to visit him in all governorates of Iraq.” . The U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden arrived earlier in the day Tuesday, in Baghdad on a surprise visit comes just weeks before the U.S. withdrawal from the country, and was met at Baghdad International Airport, U.S. Ambassador James Jeffrey and the commander of U.S. forces in Iraq, Gen. Lloyd Austin and a group American diplomats. The official said the White House Biden is visiting Iraq to participate in the meetings of the Coordinating Committee U.S. Supreme Iraqi, and held meetings with Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and President Jalal Talabani and parliament speaker Osama Najafi and Iraqi politicians others. The U.S. official, that Biden will attend and deliver a speech at the ceremony regulated in order to recall the sacrifice and achievements of American soldiers and Iraqis. The official that the administration of President Barack Obama has maintained its promises in Iraq, noting that “acts of violence during the past two years has become the lowest level since 2003. and was scheduled to visit the U.S. Vice-President Joe Biden, the capital of Baghdad on an unannounced visit, the fifth of this November, but the visit was postponed for unknown reasons. The Biden’s visit to Iraq, at a time the country’s political crisis, especially among the Iraqi List led by Iyad Allawi and the State of Law coalition, headed by Nouri Maliki, in addition to security events and is most notably the bombing, on Monday (11.28.2011), near the parliament building inside the Green Zone in central Baghdad, killing one person and wounding four others, including a spokesman for the Kurdistan Alliance, a good supporter. and visited Vice President Joe Biden, Iraq, last January, and discussed with Iraqi officials, a number of issues, including political developments in Iraq and the process of U.S. withdrawal. The U.S. President Barak Obama in the 21 last October, that his country’s troops in Iraqi territory would be in the U.S. Nations during the holidays, stressing that Washington will support Iraq in all fields, as Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on the need to begin a new phase of strategic relations after the U.S. withdrawal from Iraq on schedule end of the year 2011. Under the security pact signed between Baghdad and Washington at the end of October April 2008 that it should withdraw all U.S. forces from all territories and waters and airspace of Iraq not later than 31 December of 2011 the current, having withdrawn U.S. combat forces under the Convention, cities, villages and towns of Iraq June 30, 2009. and Iraq signed a The United States also, in 2008, the Framework Agreement strategy to support the ministries and agencies of the Iraqi transition from the strategic partnership with the Republic of Iraq to the areas of economic, diplomatic, cultural and security, based on reducing the number of reconstruction teams in the provinces, as well as providing important sustainable rule of law, including the program police development and completion of the coordination, supervision and report to the Fund for Iraq relief and reconstruction.

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[Carrello]

I wish I knew the date of Sadr's birthday. I have such a special gift in mind for him.

[Papster]

i wonder how long until someone puts a new hole in his anatomy...........like right between the eyes..............GO DINAR

[dinarbeleiver]

He Sadr is nothing but a terrorist they should take him out. He killed a lot of people and is a bad man

[Carrello]

i wonder how long until someone puts a new hole in his anatomy...........like right between the eyes..............GO DINAR

Thanks a lot. You just spoiled my silver surprise.

[unirod]

Be sure that the CIA is watching Sadr very closely......He better keep his mouth shut!!!

[fuzzy77]

America pulls out, currency RVs, infrastructure grows, prosperity comes, jobs available, education flourishes...freedom rings....this equates to Sadr having nothing to create chaos, thus staying empowered. So, instead of saying great, the infidel is coming to say goodbye and take his troops home...he wants to protest...he is a power hungry tyrant trying to kick the hornets nest one last time. People like him NEED chaos to maintain power.

[FuzzyUzzy]

Wonder who whines more. Occupy Wall Street protestors or Sadr.

[rapidrex]

Keep in mind that there is a younger generation who are PROUD Iraqi's and they are hungry for a new life and are tired of the old tribal conflicts that have led to nothing but war. Sadr might have more crosshairs on him than just the CIA if he gets too carried away. The times they are a changing...

[artg]

sadr would make a good cantidate for a human sacrafice to appease the moon god .......throw him in the nearest active volcano

[bagdaddy]

Keep in mind that there is a younger generation who are PROUD Iraqi's and they are hungry for a new life and are tired of the old tribal conflicts that have led to nothing but war. Sadr might have more crosshairs on him than just the CIA if he gets too carried away. The times they are a changing...

Agreed. Sadr doesnt like AC's or toilet paper. Iraq has a lot of youngsters that want iphones and jeans. None of these kids are embracing Sadr's lifestyle. The best way to stop his influence is for the CIA to ship cheap cell phones loaded with the Arabic alphabet to Sadr City. Go RV for all of us.

[Carrello]

Wonder who whines more. Occupy Wall Street protestors or Sadr.

Your obvious lack of full knowledge of OWS is kinda sad. Fox News? OWSers are fighting for your rights, and mine. They will pack up for the winter soon, but wait for spring. They are going to whine all over this country, fighting for you and for me, for themselves and other citizens.

Why do you think protests have sprung up all over this country, and the world? Because they want a free sandwich? Just be aware that a lobbying firm has dedicated 1 million dollars to slandering and marketing falsehoods about them, in order to denegrate them so that citizens see them as skallywags and hippies, that than see the message they have - that corporate America is screwing us. If you want the details on the lobbying firm's committment, let me know. I will get it.

Do a little research and fine out more about them before you criticize them. And if you tell me you know all you need to know, then your lack of information is truly sad.

Good luck.

Edited November 29, 2011 by Carrello

[Darin]

Agreed. Sadr doesnt like AC's or toilet paper. Iraq has a lot of youngsters that want iphones and jeans. None of these kids are embracing Sadr's lifestyle. The best way to stop his influence is for the CIA to ship cheap cell phones loaded with the Arabic alphabet to Sadr City. Go RV for all of us.

I think I read somewhere that 80%+ citizens have cell phones... (I think mostly pre-paid, but that is due to no real local companies..)

Yet, we hear that poverty is 25%+

When you view those two percentages, you end up thinking one of two things...

1.... One of the two percentages is a slight exaggeration

2.... People in poverty have cell phones

Oh, and the western desired lifestyle, I see it happening... Times are changing & so is the culture.

They want laptops, internet, facebook access, i-phones, flat screens, freezers, a/c, etc.

Sad part is, they lack a private sector...

They can't just import to meet their wants, they gotta export as well to balance the trade.

[glo]

Your obvious lack of full knowledge of OWS is kinda sad. Fox News? OWSers are fighting for your rights, and mine. They will pack up for the winter soon, but wait for spring. They are going to whine all over this country, fighting for you and for me, for themselves and other citizens.

Why do you think protests have sprung up all over this country, and the world? Because they want a free sandwich? Just be aware that a lobbying firm has dedicated 1 million dollars to slandering and marketing falsehoods about them, in order to denegrate them so that citizens see them as skallywags and hippies, that than see the message they have - that corporate America is screwing us. If you want the details on the lobbying firm's committment, let me know. I will get it.

Do a little research and fine out more about them before you criticize them. And if you tell me you know all you need to know, then your lack of information is truly sad.

Good luck.

+ 100 to you Carrello !!!

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[Elixirbaby]

Sounds like another job for the Seal Team.

Go RV

[uncirculd]

Ofcourse we cannot be sure, but these suicide bombers in the last few days have been Sadr's crap. He needs to go. He is not part of any solution, why are they kissing his bahooka? Take this crazy nut out to lunch and put him out of our misery.

[fuzzy77]

Your obvious lack of full knowledge of OWS is kinda sad. Fox News? OWSers are fighting for your rights, and mine. They will pack up for the winter soon, but wait for spring. They are going to whine all over this country, fighting for you and for me, for themselves and other citizens.

Why do you think protests have sprung up all over this country, and the world? Because they want a free sandwich? Just be aware that a lobbying firm has dedicated 1 million dollars to slandering and marketing falsehoods about them, in order to denegrate them so that citizens see them as skallywags and hippies, that than see the message they have - that corporate America is screwing us. If you want the details on the lobbying firm's committment, let me know. I will get it.

Do a little research and fine out more about them before you criticize them. And if you tell me you know all you need to know, then your lack of information is truly sad.

Good luck.

They don't represent me!!!! They refuse to differentiate between honest free market capitalism and cronie-capitalism that has done the economic damage. What is cronie-capitalsim??? It is the big firms who get unfair deals with Washington and in return provide unbalanced markets. So maybe YOU should do some research about OWS and who they represent which are those who are socialist leaning.

GO BIG BANKS, GO FREE MARKET, GO CAPITALISM...DOWN WITH CLASS WARFARE AND LAZY PEOPLE!!!!

[Carrello]

They don't represent me!!!! They refuse to differentiate between honest free market capitalism and cronie-capitalism that has done the economic damage. What is cronie-capitalsim??? It is the big firms who get unfair deals with Washington and in return provide unbalanced markets. So maybe YOU should do some research about OWS and who they represent which are those who are socialist leaning.

GO BIG BANKS, GO FREE MARKET, GO CAPITALISM...DOWN WITH CLASS WARFARE AND LAZY PEOPLE!!!!

And your ignorance is stunning. Simply stunning.

Oh, and by the way, I did not say they are representing you. They are not that presumptuous, and they are smarter. If you are one of the 99%, they are fighting for you. It's different.

Edited November 30, 2011 by Carrello

[gymrat76541]

The think the wall street protestors are correct.

However, I think also that they are wasting their time.

The top 1 or 2 % have always run the country and always will.

Money and greed are what matters in America.

That is the American way.

I do think it is a shame, and NOT what our country was founded on but you have to accept what you can not change.

I am hoping that the protest at least affect some small change, and corporate America realizes that they can not ONLY worry about profits without regard to the people. If you ride the horse too long, and too hard, he will keel over & die.

Edited November 30, 2011 by gymrat76541

[Perspective2011]

I was thinking to myself this past week how quiet Sadr has been but I see he is still up to his typical BS.