Monthly Archives: July 2011
Iraq: The stink of government corruption
Despite that the MP Hanan Al-Fatlawi provided solid evidence on the administrative corruption and violations committed by the Independent Electoral Commission [watch the shocking clip: Fatlawi counts the corruptions inside (IHEC)], it seems that the failure to freeze (IHEC) was … Continue reading
La révolution dévore ses enfants: The assassination of the Libyan rebel leader who was already dead
Arabic sources (Algerian) already reported the assassination of the Libyan rebels military leader, (who converted to Muslim Brotherhood) Abdel Fattah Younes five days ago (seethe date) [Link below says that he started to grow a beard, which is the MB … Continue reading
Sadr to accept the US presence in Iraq! Syria is toying with the Americans
After less than a day since he released his statement vowed that Iraq to become a graveyard for Americans, Muqtada Al-Sadr changed his position to accept the presence of the US troops in Iraq. Sadrist leader in the Iraqi parliament said … Continue reading
Muqtada Al-Sadr and the “Promised Day Brigade”
No military or even militia structure, and suffered from splits groups like Asaib Al-Haq or Abu Dera’a group which effected Al-Sadr’s reputation among the Shiite public. Muqtada Al-Sadr started to think that the Mahdi Army turned into a burden rather … Continue reading
Arab security report, week 26
From Lebanon, Syria to Libya, in his article counting the UN “blame-game” of Hariri’s assassination , Roberts Fisk forgot to count one more attempt reported by the Saudi media back in 2001.
Why the Libya fighting in Misrata can be solved in Jordan? And why the Qatari Crown Prince “Mini-banana” held a secret meeting with the Egyptian revolution activists?
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Iraq: the renewed alliance between the Iraqi Muslim Brotherhood and the US to extend the presence of the occupation forces
Just like their counterparts in Libya, Egypt, and Syria Iraqi Muslim Brotherhood is offering to cut a deal with the US occupation forces to extend their presence in Iraq and this is how they do it: Continue reading
How Syria won the first round and forced the Muslim Brotherhood to ally with the Zionists?
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad succeeded to win the first round in his confrontation with the Syrian opposition after he managed to split the opposition by allowing his opponents to hold first public meeting in the Syrian capital, Damascus. Therefore, the … Continue reading
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