Maliki’s visit to Washington, split among the Sadrists

First — As expected and long run­ning dis­pute between Maliki and Inte­rior Min­is­ter Bolani took another turn today. Maliki’s last act before leav­ing to Wash­ing­ton is ask­ing the Par­lia­ment to with­draw con­fi­dence from Bolani.

- The offi­cial state­ment says that Al-Maliki in Wash­ing­ton dis­cuss the UN sev­enth arti­cle imposed on Iraq and the inter­na­tional tri­bunal of the explo­sions in Iraq.

Al-Watan sources revealed that Maliki wants to dis­cuss the rea­sons behind the Pentagon’s delay to sup­ply Iraq with two squadrons of F-16 jets, one squadron of F-18 and the approval of Iraq import of arms from for­eign coun­tries such as France and Italy.

Al-Quds Al-Arabi says that Maliki’s visit is to obtain the “Green light” from Wash­ing­ton for his sec­ond term as Prime Minister.

Agrees with the above, Saudi Al-Watan says that Maliki and His “State of Law” coali­tion are in total para­noia from a front led by Allawi if he join INA and the two big Kur­dish Par­ties (wait­ing for a con­fer­ence soon to decide the pos­si­bil­ity for more polit­i­cal blocs to join Allawi’s coalition) .

Inter­est­ing report with above Saudi link is that a split orga­ni­za­tion emerged from the Sadrists called itself “Mem­bers of the Iraqi Sadrists Con­fer­ence” reject the for­ma­tion of coali­tion between the Sadrists and ISCI saying:

Some mem­bers who falsely claim to be Sadrists, man­aged to obtain sen­si­tive posts within the move­ment, and became just like the Zion­ist lobby in the Amer­i­can con­gress. They dragged the move­ment to join sides with dif­fer­ent ideology.

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