Monthly Archives: April 2010
Shawarma and Peace process, Jordan can’t have it both ways
It wasn’t Rupert Murdoch’s baptism in Jordan River only, the Jordanian Kingdom prepared for Murdoch’s arrival with a wave of pro-Israel propaganda. Shawarma takeaway shops in Jordan are selling their sandwiches wrapped in printed papers, the text says “Peace process … Continue reading
What the Sadrists referendum means?
In press conference in Najaf, Sadrists “Salah Al-Ubaidi” announced the results of the referendum and it came as the following: Al-Ja’afari 24%, Ja’afar Al-Sadr 23%, Kusai Al-Suhail 17%, Al-Maliki 10%, Allawi 9%, Chalabi 3%, Adil Abd Al-Mahdi 2%, Al-Isawi 1%, … Continue reading
The U.S. movements to resettle the Palestinian refugees
Probably, this explains why the King Abdullah of Jordan, renewed his call fora serious U.S. mediation in the Middle East. According to Paltoday, the U.S. administration sent a special to a number of the Arab countries including Saudi Arabia to discuss … Continue reading
More on the U.S. soldiers killing civilians in Iraq — the forgotten videos
“Collateral Murder” is one of many video clips show U.S. occupation forces killing innocent Iraqi civilians. Back in 2007 I released a video of U.S. forces used a two machine guns to shoot Iraqis for fun. The video is removed by … Continue reading
The dispute over the presidency in Iraq
Every now and then, Vice-President Tariq Al-Hashimi repeats his call for an Arab President in Iraq and not a Kurd, but in the coming four years the President position will be a powerless honorary position, then why the Kurds insist … Continue reading
The real test behind Al-Sadr referendum
Poorly covered in the media, but as I expected the Sadrists visited Saudi Arabia (with Syrian mediation) and met with the Saudi FM Saud Al-Faisal. At the same time, some angry western media criticized the Sadrists referendum saying: Since then … Continue reading
Iraq-Lebanon power sharing comparison
Since the occupation of Iraq in 2003, many articles appeared about the political power sharing similarity” between Iraq and Lebanon, and the last article appeared two days ago on the “Guardian” “Lebanon as a model for Iraq” ~ James Denselow-31 … Continue reading
Sadrists still pulling the strings, Allawi left with no options
Out of the sudden, both Shiite coalitions started to soften their words and “flirt” with Allawi, Ammar Al-Hakim in this video clip [Arabic] says the following: There will be no government without Allawi .. He is our partner in the … Continue reading