A map with an agenda, Abu Aard­vark wrote about this image [reported by qawim] which is cir­cu­lat­ing around Iraqi and Arab web­sites, but there one impor­tant point Abu Aard­vark missed in the map, about the half of Ramadi province was given to Kar­bala while the real­ity is; Kar­bala is the small­est Iraqi province [com­pare it with the image below], also notice that Kirkuk was given to the so called “mid­dle region”, the “dark mur­mur­ings” was about this.

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  1. Lonh Live the South!

    This is crazy! You need to go the Colom­bia Uni­ver­sity web­site where you can see the pre-1990 map of iraq before Sad­dam Hus­sein took 80% of Kar­bala lands.
    Sorry but it’s not gonna work. The old days are gone and now know­ing the truth is so easy. The cur­rent map of Iraq and the bor­ders will be changed soon and you just men­tioned Kirkuk so you already know that there will be changes.

  2. anti traitor

    long live the south — u r noth­ing but another per­sian piece of sec­tar­ian shit.
    to hell with u and ur sec­tar­ian shias

  3. Furat Al-Samaraie

    Wow, so now the word per­sian is an insult?

    What hap­pened to civilised debate?

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  1. Abu Aardvark says:

    mocked calls for national rec­on­cil­i­a­tion and dis­missed those call­ing for such rec­on­cil­i­a­tion as con­spir­a­tors. Yes, I antic­i­pate rapid progress on the national rec­on­cil­i­a­tion front. What could pos­si­bly go wrong? UPDATE: more on the map fromthe Roads to Iraq blog(“about the half of Ramadi province was given to Kar­bala while the real­ity is; Kar­bala is the small­est Iraqi province”) and Bad­ger (“it isn’t too much of a stretch to think that “secu­rity” in this case includes the point about hav­ing direct

  2. A for­mula for inter­nal bor­der wars between the sects. At that point, once that gets going, Biden and his cohorts will say: Ah, but these bor­der wars are already going on, for­get­ting that they helped foment them. Sound­ing famil­iar? UPDATE: TheRoads to Iraqblog iden­ti­fied the orig­i­nal mecia source for this Qawim.net, and in addi­tion to the Ramadi-Karbala switch, also noted some­thing funny in the north, where it appears Kirkuk province has been given to the (Sunni Arab) region of the center.

  3. toe valt (zuiden). Met olie kan dit niet te maken hebben. Verder voeren de Soen­ni­eten aan dat Iran er achter moet zit­ten. Dit heeft te maken met de wijze waarop Najaf geschreven is in het Ara­bisch. (Via For­eign­Pol­icy, via Abu Aard­vark. Plus info van­Roads to Iraq)

  4. Sargasso says:

    toe valt (zuiden). Met olie kan dit niet te maken hebben. Verder voeren de Soen­ni­eten aan dat Iran er achter moet zit­ten. Dit heeft te maken met de wijze waarop Najaf geschreven is in het Ara­bisch. (Via For­eign­Pol­icy, via Abu Aard­vark. Plus info van­Roads to Iraq) Midden-Oosten | 66 x | 0 reacties

  5. […] Click map for larger image Read more… […]

  6. […] wars are already going on, for­get­ting that they helped foment them. Sound­ing familiar?UPDATE: The Roads to Iraq blog iden­ti­fied the orig­i­nal mecia source for this Qawim.net, and in addi­tion to the Ramadi-Karbala […]

  7. […] how the Sunni sec­tion is omi­nously darker and appears to have lost land mass across its south. Roads to Iraq (via Abuard­vark) points out a cou­ple of other pecu­liar­i­ties.  Half of the Ramadi province (a […]

  8. […] Roads to Iraq (via abuard­vark) points out a cou­ple of other tweaks. Half of the Ramadi province (a Sunni strong­hold) has been given over to the Shi­ite holy city of Kar­bala. Also, oil rich Kirkuk (cur­rently in the hands of the Kurds) appears to have been incor­po­rated into the dark blue Sunni area — a tele­graph, per­haps, on a strat­egy by the Shi­ites to try and buy off the Sun­nis on a split? […]

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This article was written October 31st, 2007, with the mathematical number of 12 contributions.