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Spokesman Hashemi on Allawi retire from politics and leave the country as a political fail

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Spokesman Hashemi on Allawi retire from politics and leave the country as a political fail

Ali Abdullah - 23/12/2011 PM - 2:23 p.m. | Hits: 441

Called Ilah Kazim, spokesman for Vice President Tareq al-Hashemi, head of the Iraqi List, Iyad Allawi, to retire from politics and leave Iraq, he thwarted the political history has known, as described.

Kazim said in a press statement on Friday: an urgent appeal from me to the existing Iraqi President Iyad Allawi, no longer could be tolerated for Tichk and adventure, so I hope to retire the political and leave Iraq to leave the Iraqi people live in peace and harmony, for you are "thwarting political history has known" (to him), calling for a cabinet reshuffle urgent replacement of militants out to others moderates and patriots.

The Iraqi List may confirmed, it submitted a formal request to the House of Representatives to impeach the Prime Minister because of breach of the constitution and threaten stability in the country, according to leaders in Iraq.

http://www.burathanews.com/news_article_144903.html

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We just may soon see the extension of the olive branch in that M offers the Erbil agreement to the Iraqia as long as they bring a different politician to the table. I believe this was the only way to eliminate the trouble makers. Believe me, there is a plan. If you watched Maliki and Obama's speach, this was not 1 civilized man along side a barbarian. Sometimes we don't give them credit and want to assume they are uneducated tribalists. They do have their animosity for one another but they have come a long way in a short period with our influence.

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We just may soon see the extension of the olive branch in that M offers the Erbil agreement to the Iraqia as long as they bring a different politician to the table. I believe this was the only way to eliminate the trouble makers. Believe me, there is a plan. If you watched Maliki and Obama's speach, this was not 1 civilized man along side a barbarian. Sometimes we don't give them credit and want to assume they are uneducated tribalists. They do have their animosity for one another but they have come a long way in a short period with our influence.

Well said. I hope you are correct in your thinking.

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Friday, December 23, 2011 - 14:41] Karrar Saadi - Baghdad

The failure of Iyad Allawi miserably kuna winner in the elections were stolen from him as prime minister by Maliki, who has cheated on all participants in the political process and became a total whole Prime Minister and Commander of the Armed Forces and Minister of Defense and the Interior Minister and Minister of Security Aloutma and chairman of the intelligence and the commander of necessity is the only winner of that he is returned to Iraq to dictatorship and restore the rule of one party leader and President Qaboos bin Said, has failed democracy in Iraq by the amateur politician who for the most important to them only with the benefits and spoils the authority of the Wa . Two sides to every story, as this is also on the same page as the main article and shown mistrust for Maliki. The only olive branch that Maliki might give is to let his opposition live and this is the future that many from the other parties fear might happen. Yes they may have come a long way in a short time but with regard to influence, as you say they are not all backwoods boys and the ones that we all see and recognise are highly educated (highly devious) and not to be thought of as fools, neither should we forget that no democracy survives without an opposition and it already looks like Maliki ,through the attempted removal of Deputy PM's and any other opposition. Petraeus comes out supposedly and admits that acts of attempted murder were known about and not acted on by either the American military or Iraqi security forces why. Accusations about Maliki using secret police type squads to arrest and torture people that have been heard about for three years, specific locations named but yet no official denial by any senior US Commanders or Petraeus, how long before "someone" announces information on these accusations. This is one big cesspit and should have been departed long ago, but as you say maybe they have learned a lot from "our" influence, good or bad?

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Friday, December 23, 2011 - 14:41] Karrar Saadi - Baghdad

The failure of Iyad Allawi miserably kuna winner in the elections were stolen from him as prime minister by Maliki, who has cheated on all participants in the political process and became a total whole Prime Minister and Commander of the Armed Forces and Minister of Defense and the Interior Minister and Minister of Security Aloutma and chairman of the intelligence and the commander of necessity is the only winner of that he is returned to Iraq to dictatorship and restore the rule of one party leader and President Qaboos bin Said, has failed democracy in Iraq by the amateur politician who for the most important to them only with the benefits and spoils the authority of the Wa . Two sides to every story, as this is also on the same page as the main article and shown mistrust for Maliki. The only olive branch that Maliki might give is to let his opposition live and this is the future that many from the other parties fear might happen. Yes they may have come a long way in a short time but with regard to influence, as you say they are not all backwoods boys and the ones that we all see and recognise are highly educated (highly devious) and not to be thought of as fools, neither should we forget that no democracy survives without an opposition and it already looks like Maliki ,through the attempted removal of Deputy PM's and any other opposition. Petraeus comes out supposedly and admits that acts of attempted murder were known about and not acted on by either the American military or Iraqi security forces why. Accusations about Maliki using secret police type squads to arrest and torture people that have been heard about for three years, specific locations named but yet no official denial by any senior US Commanders or Petraeus, how long before "someone" announces information on these accusations. This is one big cesspit and should have been departed long ago, but as you say maybe they have learned a lot from "our" influence, good or bad?

So isn't the Sunni the party from Sadam's regime? Which is the lesser of the two evils? Trust Sadam's party or another group?

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