Maliki warns of the dangers of "war of soft power"

Maliki warns of the dangers of "war of soft power"



Editor Haidar Majid - Tuesday 5 September

BAGHDAD ( Reuters)
- Vice President Nuri al-Maliki on Tuesday warned of the dangers of a "soft power war," while stressing that the "regime of conservatism" did not achieve any progress in Iraq .

Maliki said in a speech delivered during a tribal gathering held in the area of ​​Qassim in the province of Babylon , conveyed by his media office and obtained, Alsumaria News, a copy of it, "The system of quotas did not make any progress in the country as this system threw its negative on the Iraqi society, "The quota is the obstacle that stands in the way of the process of democratic transformation and the establishment of a state institutions, and this system has become a threat to national unity and citizenship."

Maliki said that "the country can not settle only through the political majority," adding that "the unity of the Iraqi people is a red line as well as its wealth and wealth, and that the most dangerous face of Iraq today are attempts to intervene in its internal affairs."

He called on Maliki to "stand up to plans to intervene in the internal affairs, especially after we succeeded in responding to the fierce attack that we were subjected to."

"The dangers of the war of soft power, which are more dangerous than the military battles, because they have become the tool of intellectual colonization, which led to the establishment of a reality of the political and social vacuum of societies today."

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