Monthly Archives: August 2010
Muqtada Al-Sadr reacts
As always, I am few steps ahead of others! Muqtada Al-Sadr released a statement (image above) in reaction to the last explosion campaign. This [bombing campaign] shows the contempt of the terrorists and their collaboration with the occupier in order … Continue reading
Leaked “reform document”
This is one page (image above) of the leaked reform paper submitted by the Maliki’s “State of Law” to Al Iraqiya, and later rejected by Al-Iraqiya. 1-The proposed political reform. Among the many issues, there are few very important points: … Continue reading
U.S. Ambassador offered to protect Moqtada Al-Sadr
First– The United States Ambassador “James Jeffrey” offered a deal to Moqtada Al-Sadr that would ensure his protection in any place inside Iraq, when he returned, in exchange that he provide names of leaders of Hezbollah-Iraq and “Asaib Al-Haq” … … Continue reading
As Washington and Tehran want Maliki, Damascus will dictate the path of Iraqi politics
Many talks about the a conference in Syria (as I reported about the Syrian role before), leaders of Iraq’s coalitions will meet at Ramadan’s “Iftar” invitation hosted by Bashar Al-Asad (in coordination with coordination of Iranian-Syria-Saudi Arabia-Turkey) to discuss the government … Continue reading
Leaked U.S. document of the power-sharing between Maliki, Allawi
Before you read the document, notice that the heated discussions took place during the last period, focused on one point: “ Also notice that (CCNSP) is a temporary solution gives the U.S. the enough time to announce the withdrawal of … Continue reading
The Kurdistan Alliance’s conditions to form a government
From the (20 or 19) points (conditions) put by the Kurdistan Alliance for the negotiations with other coalitions, we can notice the desperate attempt from the Kurds to “re-establish” themselves as the “King Maker”?. The Kurds know that the formation of … Continue reading
Obama’s letter, and the Supreme-clerics response
The failure of the U.S. delegation Sources revealed that a new U.S. delegation is preparing to visit Baghdad within a few days, to accelerate the formation of new Iraqi government. This visit comes after the failure of the previous U.S. … Continue reading
Government crisis, violence in Iraq and the United States Senate elections
It seems that there is no end to the growing differences among the Iraqi coalitions and the increase in the political violence in Iraq? Is it pure coincidence or is there a hidden parallel agenda between the two? Operations: According to … Continue reading
It is time for the supreme clerics to intervene
With less than 24 hours since INA released an official statement announced the freeze of all negotiations with the “State of Law” coalition (interesting is that the announcement is read by Ahmed Al-Chalabi, to deny the speculations that Chalabi stand … Continue reading