Talk Talk Talk

These peeps in Iraq sometimes sound more and more like Washington politicians. They talk big and still nothing gets accomplished. At least nothing that really needs to get done.

Here they are still discussing water shortages in the southern parts if Iraq.

Prime Minister discuss with representatives of local governments, water scarcity and powers

Juba-follow-up: according to decision of Basra Governorate Council regular meeting of Heads of District Councils and the Conservatives, led by Prime Minister today in Baghdad.
John Andrew said in a press statement Friday that Baghdad has witnessed today a regular meeting of Heads of District Councils and the Conservatives, led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki. drew Andrew said the meeting was to discuss the most important topics of water scarcity in the southern governorates, in addition to discussing the law of twenty-one and granting new powers to the provinces in the country. the same sources said at the meeting, which was attended by Minister of electricity Karim virtues and State for governorates turhan Mufti, discuss ways to make plans in advance reality service In the Länder and the obstacles facing them, Al-Maliki promised to grant the provincial councils and local governments greater powers can do turn without reference to the Central Government in Baghdad.

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