Sadrs Calls for an End to Negotiations with US over Iraqi Gov. Formation

by **GirlBye** on Wed Jul 11, 2018 3:06 pm

I may have posted this, but just in case...

ERBIL — Iraq’s powerful Shi’ite cleric and the winner of May’s election, Muqtada al-Sadr, has urged all political blocs to abandon the talks with the US over the formation of future Iraqi government.

Sadr, who leads the Sairoon Bloc, said that his faction is ready to cooperate with the parties which avoid sectarian coalitions.

“The political parties have to cut talks regarding the formation of coalitions [and government] with the US and neighboring countries. This is an internal Iraqi affair only,” Kurdistan 24 quoted a tweet by Sadr.

He also urged the sides to work together and improve the deteriorating situation related to public service, health and education instead of relying on other countries to form a government in Baghdad.

As for the bases for the formation of the future Iraqi government, Sadr pointed out that he is “personally against any Sunni or Shia or Kurdish entrench”.

http://www.basnews.com/index.php/en/news/iraq/450314

by **Terbo56** on Wed Jul 11, 2018 4:45 pm

Because, they don't want U.S. government interference whatsoever, Sadr has stated this a few times- He wants NOTHING to do with the United States Military in HIS country- Kind of redundant seeing how every time Iraq is getting their asses kicked by Isis, he contacts the U.S government, and they send troops over there, kind of stupid, isn't it? Makes no sense to me, but what comes out of Iraq that makes any sense, anyway? It takes them a week to wash a camel's ass over there, so think about that, and then look back and see just how slow they accomplish anything at all-Remember the molasses? Same thing-

by **GirlBye** on Wed Jul 11, 2018 6:01 pm

Wow! Remember Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki back in 2011 I believe, stated he wanted the US troops gone. Look what happened after that. Is this a case of amnesia, ignorance or indifference? It makes no sense question

by **Terbo56** on Wed Jul 11, 2018 6:30 pm

Like I mentioned before, what has Iraq done in their 5000 year history that ever made any sense? Yes, Maliki wanted the troops gone so he could continue his ravage of the country, steal the CBI's money- And he didn't want the U.S there because he couldn't accomplish his agenda-Yes, look what happened after that- He tried his damndest to finish Iraq off for the Shah of Iran, because Iran wanted complete control of Iraq, and wanted to divide it up into 3-4 different provinces, as he thought he could advance himself, and his nuclear capabilities, meanwhile, getting rid of the people that were in his way,{ Killing them} just like Maliki was doing--

Sadrs Calls for an End to Negotiations with US over Iraqi Gov. Formation

Sadrs Calls for an End to Negotiations with US over Iraqi Gov. Formation

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