King Abdullah to sell Iraqi asylum-seekers for oil shipment

Not sur­prised by mass arrest war­rants [1, 2, 3, 4] issued by the Inter­pol against Iraqis polit­i­cal fig­ures oppos­ing the inva­sion, spe­cially after a warn­ing reported a week ago by few Ara­bic news­pa­pers link­ing the recent [Iran-man in the “Green Zone”] Muwaf­faq al-Rubaie [his real name in Iran is: Shah­boor] visit to Jor­dan [con­firmed today by Hus­ton Chron­i­cle] .

Shah­boor knew King Abdul­lah weak­ness, promis­ing him an extra oil ship­ment as the price of deliv­er­ing Iraqi oppo­si­tion, an offer King Abdul­lah had a long his­tory of sell­ing asy­lum seek­ers to the “paying-countries”.

In the first Gulf-war Jor­dan deliv­ered Al-Fasi to Saudi Ara­bia, Muham­mad Al Fasi had been impris­oned for oppos­ing the Gulf War and the pres­ence of U.S. troops in Saudi Arabia.

The price was: free oil ship­ment to Jordan.

Libyans asy­lum seek­ers in Jor­dan and Gadafi’s oppo­nents were deliv­ered to Gadafi, rumors says that they were exe­cuted in Libya’s Tripoli Airport.

The price was: Libya financ­ing a water project to south Jordan.

Syr­ian oppo­si­tion Al-Hamsi was deliv­ered to Syria.

The price: Syria accep­tance to dis­cus a water deliv­ery to Jordan.

With Jor­dan­ian gov­ern­ment refus­ing to com­ment on the news of Raghad issued as wanted by the Inter­pol, is just keep­ing the offer free for the one who pays more.