It seems that the Kurds are started to take Allawi’s side, as reported by the media in the last two days. Barazani confirmed Allawi’s eligibility to form the government, and before him Talabani also said something similar.
No love lost between the Kurds and Al-Iraqiya, but according to Al-Hayat; the Kurds changed their position after pressure from the U.S. on the Kurds to change their attitudes towards the Iraqi List
According to the source:
There are movements by some foreign sides and in coordination with some political blocs will soon unveil a scenario of a new government may change in the balance of the political equation in the country.
Added:
The U.S. side has the upper hand in the political cards reshuffle in Iraq.
The above, started words exchange between the “State of Law” and the Kurdish Alliance, after Dabagh (Maliki’s sidekick) asked to Kurds to join the opposition and the Kurds answered to keep his advise to himself.
But if we can conclude something from the developments above, then it is the renewed U.S. in the Iraqi political crisis, which we can notice in the statement of the UN representative Ad Mlekert, who visited Sistani lately and proposed to establish a time-frame to form the Iraqi government.
According to leaks of informed Iraqi political sources, it seems that the American administration is upset with the illogical procrastination in the formation of the Iraqi government.
Talabani introduced a diner invitation to all political bloc to throw the blame on all politicians before he decide to take a decision to ask the parliament to hold its first meeting, after he felt the U.S. renewed movements.
The key issue whether Obama/s intervention in Iraqi politics will continue to represent the reactionary pro-Confederate policies of Jefferson Davis and George W Bush, as opposed to the Communist and Unionist policies of Abraham Lincoln.
President George W. wll go down in history as the father of Iraq’s partition. Bush and his NeoCon ambassador to Iraq Zalmay Khalilzad were tiresless in promoting political secession by Kudish and Iranian extremists who want to destroy a multi-ethnic Iraq by expelling all the Arabs, In the same way, Jefferson Davis promoted the destruction of a multi-ethnic USA by promoting political secession in the US southern states.
Politicians like George Bush, Jeferson Davis, Talabani, Barzani, and Ahmadinejad prosper only by fostering racial hatred — Whites vs. Blacks in the USA, and Kurds and Shi’ites vs, Arabs in Iraq. Fortunately, leaders like Muqtada al-Sadr have emerged in Iraq who are prepared to defend the Arabs and the cause of a multi-ethnic Iraq.
Where will Obama stannd — with George Bush or with Muqtada al-Sadr?
Where will President Obama stand — with
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Obama-Sadr Axis in Iraq
The key issue is ito determine whether Obama/s intervention in Iraqi politics will continue to represent the reactionary pro-Confederate policies of Jefferson Davis and George W Bush, as opposed to the Communist and Unionist policies of Abraham Lincoln.
President George W. wll go down in history as the father of Iraq’s partition. Bush and his NeoCon ambassador to Iraq Zalmay Khalilzad were tiresless in promoting political secession by Kudish and Iranian extremists, These extremists want to destroy Iraq by confiscating all of the Arab oil at Kirkuk and Basra, thereby defundig Iraq’s central government at Baghdad, and rhen by dividing Iraq into three ethnic warring states. the Arabs, In a similar fashion, Jefferson Davis destroyed the multi-ethnic USA by promoting political secession by White racists in the US southern states.
Politicians like George Bush, Jeferson Davis, Talabani, Barzani, and Ahmadinejad prosper only by fostering racial hatred — Whites vs. Blacks in the USA, and Kurds and Shi’ites vs, Arabs in Iraq. Fortunately, leaders like Muqtada al-Sadr have emerged in Iraq who are prepared to protect Iraq’s terrortial integrity, protect the rights of Arabs and Palestinians, and protect Iraq as a nulti-ethnic and democratic state,
Where will Obama stand on Iraqi issues— with the reactiomary George W. Bush and Jefffoson Davis, or with Muqtada al-Sadr and Abraham Lincoln?
updated on 27 May 2010