This is an American military, economic, and cultural domination

For the first time, I see Muq­tada Al Sadr and Harith Al Dhari agree on some­thing, which is ht rejec­tion of the U.S. — Iraq long-term pres­ence treaty, this what the AMSI state­ment says:

Despite con­tin­ues pub­lic rejec­tion of long-term pres­ence agree­ment with the U.S. occu­pa­tion, and despite the [AMSI]‘s warn­ing to the gov­ern­ment of the dan­ger of such agreements…The quintet-alliance whom the U.S. kept pol­ish­ing their images presents them to the world as Iraq’s representatives.…This is noth­ing more than an Amer­i­can mil­i­tary, eco­nomic, and cul­tural dom­i­na­tion to be imposed on the peo­ple of Iraq.… these agree­ments will not has any weight on the Iraqi people.

The Iraqi peo­ple, and all polit­i­cal, social, tribal forces, and the resis­tance are invited to show their anger and rejection.

Maybe he didn’t put it this way, but if you read this arti­cle on Al-Khbar by the Iraqi writer Al– Lami you can con­clude that Maliki’s last mil­i­tary oper­a­tion, the so called “Lion Roar” is con­nected in a way or another with oppress­ing the nation­al­ists voices in Mosul as AMSI said.

In his arti­cle, he said that the sec­tar­ian gov­ern­ment is proud with it’s non-sectarian mil­i­tary oper­a­tion and there is a rea­son for:

They “masked” the real goals of this oper­a­tion under the title fight­ing Al Qaeda, while it aimed to elim­i­nate the nation­al­ists, Islamic anti-occupation forces.