Monthly Archives: January 2010
Mutlaq: the politician, the victim and the sectarian
not long time ago, an Iraq specialist in body language, wrote a piece trying to analyze the Iraqi politicians body movements, she referred to this video clip analyzing Mutlaq’s movements, and this is what she said: His big disappointment can be … Continue reading
The truth behind Yemeni clerics jihad warning
The Yemeni regime is trying to escalate the fight with the Houthis to take an internationalize the conflict, and associating the Houthis among the terrorist organizations, a demand not approved by the United States, which puts Al Qaeda’s as first … Continue reading
New alliances and a new political scene is emerging
No doubt that Maliki’s chances for a second term are in decline if not close to zero, take for example today’s report on Al-Hayat: Washington invited Barzani, Abdul Mahdi and Hashimi for talks with Obama and Biden (all the three … Continue reading
Breathing new life into the “South-Federate” project
I said that the whole chaos created yesterday was a “display its military muscles”, and this is what Azzaman wrote today quoting an anonymous security source saying that the whole operation is to test the loyalty of the police and … Continue reading
Yemen and the U.S. intervention
Weird is that the Yemeni government reject the western pressures to resolve its crisis internal and hold talks with the opposition, at the same time offered to hold conditional talks with Al-Qaeda. The Yemeni army killed Al-Qaeda leader Abdullah Al-Mehdar. … Continue reading
Chaos after a false bomb plot and an assassination
We start with this funny issue: I reported yesterday that the parliament appointed seven judges to replace the seven unapproved candidates in the justice and Accountability Committee to make the final decision in the ban of the 15 political blocs … Continue reading
The Mossad, CIA and Al-Balawi
Embarrassed by its role in cooperating with CIA, Jordanians started to question their government’s role in helping the CIA in Afghanistan. With the death of the Jordanian Al-Qaeda leader Mahmoud Zaydan, the Jordanian government allowed the family of the deceased … Continue reading
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Dawa Party: Time to replace Maliki with another candidate
Interesting speech made by Maliki yesterday saying that the Parliament should be elected, and led by one or two political bloc. This call is directly rejected by many political parties (among them Al-Bolani current Interior Minister), refused to implement the … Continue reading
Iraqi election facing threats of boycott
The evidence used by the Justice and Accountibility Committee against Al-Mutlaq, as Al-Adeeb one of the leaders of Dawa Party told Al-Mada: Al-Mutlaq issued statements saying that there will be 40 Ba’ath members in the next parliament. Strange and surprise … Continue reading
U.S. — Baath party vs Al-Qaeda in Yemen
Panic and chaos in Maliki government (and Iran) after the news of U.S. works with Ba’ath members to fight Al-Qaeda in Yemen. Removing Salih Al-Mutlaq is to block the Saudis — U.S. plan to restore the Ba’athists through Salih Al-Mutlaq “gate” … Continue reading