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New York Times: Maliki government's position is Immoral

New York Times: Maliki government's position is Immoral September 24 2012

New York - News Network Iraq: The New York Times today that it is morally acceptable to continue the Iraqi government of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to act against the Syrian people, who are struggling to topple Bashar al-Assad dictatorship and allow the aircraft Iranian transfer of arms, troops and equipment to Syria through Iraqi airspace despite clear decision of the UN Security Council.

The newspaper pointed out in an editorial that Iraqi officials have been asking the United States from time to time not to worry about their relations with Iran, but such assertions are difficult to digest. The newspaper pointed out that Baghdad is currently showing disturbing willingness to stand by the most repressive regimes in the region not only Iran but also its main ally, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

And returned the New York Times recalled that the United States has accused during the past few months the Iraqi government to allow Iran to transfer weapons through Iraqi airspace to Syria, where he bombed Assad people aircraft in an attempt to destroy the revolution against him, which lasted 18 months and has fallen victim to her about 25 thousand people so far.

Iraq confirms's (et al) not to attend the National Conference and describes as "a waste of time"

Iraq confirms's (et al) not to attend the National Conference and describes as "a waste of time" 24/09/2012

Brother Sam Mulla: MP for the Iraqi List, Khalid al-Alwani said the list would not attend the National Conference, which will call him President Jalal Talabani, and calls Balamadaah of time, "as he described.

Alwani said in a statement singled out by the reporter and news news agency (et) that the list would not attend the conference because we believe that the president has no magic wand to solve the political crisis.

"New York Times" for U.S. failure in Iraq: How coincided Washington and Tehran on Maliki and why Obama tried to replace Talabani, Allawi?

"New York Times" for U.S. failure in Iraq: How coincided Washington and Tehran on Maliki and why Obama tried to replace Talabani, Allawi? 23/09/2012 07:45 PM

Washington - "arenas of Liberation": Report reveals sexy newspaper "New York Times" yesterday story U.S. failure in Iraq from trying the Obama administration to circumvent the results of the 2010 elections, and insistence that the post of prime minister Nouri al-Maliki, who do not want Tehran to other report says written by Michael Gordon.

The report begins when a new look reality in which "President Obama called on the fourth of November 2010 President Talabani asking him to relinquish his post to the existing Iraqi President Iyad Allawi, is that Obama's request was turned down."

According to the report, the desire to replace Talabani, Allawi is to establish a balance of power to counter the propensity to monopoly power when al-Maliki, who want Tehran.

The American intervention platform in this broth of "Obama's desire to achieve what sought for him in his campaign: ending the Iraq war and withdraw from it and leave a stable government and represented a popular, and avoid a power vacuum could be exploited by neighboring states and terrorists and to maintain influence enough to makes Iraq will be a partner or, at a minimum not an opponent, in the Middle East. "