"Taps" and "rosary," al-Maliki Iraqi butt of jokes

by **Ponee** Mon Sep 15, 2014 9:57 am

09/14/2014

"Taps" and "rosary," al-Maliki Iraqi butt of jokes 7707348

During his eight years, was unable to former Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, to abandon 'Mhabsa' large and distinctive placed in Khnasra and Bnasra his hands, which gave it a bit of a tone 'South' Mnaghia sense sectarian in Iraq. Valves-Maliki was arousing interest in folk circles, but as long as highlighted by the photographers, journalists, and took pictures of the owners, a beautiful 'clicking Bmsobhth' and repeating: 'After what Nntaha'. Despite the naivety of the phenomenon, but it is hidden dimensions promised adherent code range, Maliki was keen to raise their children, even in nervous 'Mhabsa' but his tone, especially hardcore of them. I was keen Maliki during the years of his rule to raise the spirit of sectarianism among the southern provinces, by all means, even simple ones, anxious to stay in power. Maliki's era is now over, with all the touches, but the 'spirit' crept into the corners of popular cafes, and the words of al-Maliki has become a matter of 'jokes' and laughed with each blow or play dominoes table. Even with football players in the stadiums popular, we see some young kidnap the ball outside the square, chanting: 'After what Nntaha' .., laughter and louder voices. Although the new Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, is not immune from the same house, we are seeing the beginning of the chairmanship of the Council of Ministers distancing himself from all those appearances, there is no 'rosary' nor 'trap' in his words .. not exciting for sectarianism. Might be a good start for the devotional in a country like Iraq is limping, but as they say 'Business Bakhawatim'. Safaa Abdel-Hamid
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