Peo­ple really need to keep an eye on this story that Al-Hakim wants to par­tic­i­pate in the elec­tions with­out join­ing the Dawa Party [as I reported here], under the title “Iraq wit­nesses coups before provin­cial elec­tions”:

[At the meet­ing of the Supreme Islamic Iraqi Coun­cil dis­cussing the com­ing provin­cial elec­tion] the most unex­pected coup hap­pened, when Al-Hakim announced that the SCIIC will par­tic­i­pate in the elec­tions alone with­out join­ing other groups.

Last attempt by Dawa Party to con­vince Al Hakim came with Maliki’s visit to Al-Hakim, but Al Hakim rejected Maliki’s attempt, insisted on going to the elec­tion alone as the pre­vi­ous web­site claims.

The anger of Dawa Party explained here on Iraq Al-Aan saying:

Dawa Party decided to sus­pend attend­ing the United Iraqi Alliance meet­ings. Sources told the news­pa­per that dif­fer­ences afflict Dawa Party rela­tion­ships with the UIA blocs.

The inter­est­ing thing is last para­graph in the first Iraqpa link refers to a state­ment by Hezbollah-Iraq leader say­ing that he will join a UIA four par­ties coali­tion. That sug­gests that Al-Hakim wants to join a coali­tion but not with Dawa Party.

One com­mon thing with the blocs of the “four coali­tion” is that all are Al-Hakim — Iran creations.

Badr Orga­ni­za­tion:

No expla­na­tion needed.

Sha­heed Al-Muhrab Organization:

Leader Ammar Al-Hakim, son of Al-Hakim.

Sayyed Al-Shuhda’:

This is the secre­tive orga­ni­za­tion, except that it is formed by Al-Hakim’s Supreme Islamic Iraqi Coun­cil and the name of the leader “Dagir Al-Mosawi” (Iranian-Iraqi nation­al­ity, lived 20 years in Ahwaz — Iran) nobody knows any infor­ma­tion what is exactly this orga­ni­za­tion is doing and who the mebers are.

Hezbol­lah in Iraq (This not Hezbollah-Iraq):

Leader Has­san Sari, formed by Al-Hakim’s SIIC to com­pete with Hezballah-Iraq formed at the early week of the occu­pa­tion by Al-Mahood.

Sari is belong to a group called (Al-Tawaboon), Iraq-Iran war-prisoners in Iran, started the party wear­ing a tur­ban, after he became State-Minister he don’t wear a tur­ban any more. He owns a dou­ble Iranian-Iraqi nationalities.

As you see form the list, Al-Hakim’s SIIC is already born, formed and get the backup from Iran is join­ing a coali­tion of bloc who are formed by him and heav­ily sup­ported by Iran, decided to “pun­ish” Maliki’s Dawa Party because they shift­ing their pol­icy away from Iran. These are the last Iran­ian instructions.

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