Post-occupation Al-Hawza and the non-political murder - 2
While he was visiting “Imam Al-Khoei Foundation” in London, in his press conference with Majid Al-Khoei, people surprised to hear former king of Jordan “Hussein” saying: “Me and Al-Khoei are cousins, descended from prophet Mohammad family”.
The question wasn’t: How can the Hashemite family, originally came from Mecca in the Arab peninsula be cousins of Al Khoei family who are originally from the Turkish area in North-East Iran?
The question was: What are they planning to do?
Especially if his visit and the statement timed with Saddam’s son-in-law Hussein Kamel fled the country to Jordan.
In the next few weeks, Al-Khoei gathered dozens of Iraq Shiites in exile to meet King Hussein, to hear their “federal” demands, their appeal to King Hussein is to intervene to “save Iraq”. The news about the late King Hussein received and listened to Iraqi oppositions in his palace was new of its kind for the Shiites opposition in London, and to Al-Hawza in Najaf.
The King rallied among Shiite religious parties [of the Iranian origin] to adopt his “Iraq’s federalism” project. King Hussein wanted to revive an old Hashemite’s claim to the Iraqi throne. According to the King, what happened in Iraq in 1958 coup against the Hashemite-House in Iraq is an illegal action has been forced by tanks and arms.
The whole plot was financed by Al-Hawza represented by Imam Al-Khoei Foundation and King Hussein provided the Arab cover. The one mistake both committed is that they didn’t informed the American CIA nor the British MI5 about the plan, and that’s explains the leaked information about the coup to Saddam’s government by the American and British intelligences.
The result: The assassination of Sheikh Talib Al-Suhail [father of the current MP Safiya Al-Suhail], the execution of military doctor Raji Al-Tekriti who represented the Sunnis in the plot, the assassination of Mohammad Taqi Al-Khoei [brother of Abdul Majid Al-Khoei].
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Post-occupation Al-Hawza and the non-political murder - 1
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Ali
This is one of the funniest pieces of hearsay I have ever read.
Jun 19th, 2008