From no confidence to asking the National Alliance to provide an alternative to Malaki

by KAI Mon Apr 09, 2012 2:34 pm

One step closer to Mr. Malaki's goodbye, adios, farewell. This article set the deadline "by Monday" (which will end in a short while.) Perhaps tonight (Tuesday morning in Iraq) could be exciting times for us...

Deputy for Iraq: Withdrawal of confidence from the al-Maliki will be our only option if the conference failed to resolve the national crisis
Monday, April 9 / April 2012 06:30

[Baghdad - where]

The MP said the Iraqi List, Ahmed electrodes that the withdrawal of confidence in Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki will be the only option in case of failure of the national meeting to resolve the current political crisis.

The electrodes, told all of Iraq [where] that "the withdrawal of confidence from the al-Maliki in the House of Representatives is a project being considered within the political blocs and behind the scenes and we believe that in the absence of the success of the National Congress in resolving the crisis only option which will be before us is to ask the National Alliance to provide personal alternative Maliki as prime minister and go to form a new government that includes the different components of the Iraqi people. "

He added that "a coalition of state law is the only one who denies the subject of withdrawal of confidence from Maliki, but we emphasize that the other political blocs working in this direction."

And picked up some of the media seeking some political blocs to withdraw confidence from the Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki in the House of Representatives as a step "to resolve the political crisis," the current in the country.

According to observers, the political arena has seen a recent escalation Mlhaudha unprecedented in the severity of the exchange of accusations between the political blocs, especially among the Vice-law and a coalition of deputies of the Kurdistan Alliance and the Iraqi List, which impact negatively on the ground service and economic security of the country.

Referred to the Preparatory Committee for the meeting of the National suspended its meetings to the notice did not reach the results in its last meeting last week to complete its tasks in the preparation and consolidation of a joint working paper of all the political blocs about the files that will be discussed and inclusion in the agenda of the national meeting.

He was scheduled to hold the leaders of political blocs, the national meeting on the fifth of this April as the deadline established by President Jalal Talabani to discuss the current political crisis, especially the differences between a coalition of state law, which Atzaamehris Minister Nuri al-Maliki and the Iraqi List led by Iyad Allawi, and the differences between the central government and the province Kurdistan, especially with regard to the disputed areas and oil and gas law.

http://www.alliraqnews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=34086:2012-04-08-14-30-47&catid=41:2011-04-08-17-27-21&Itemid=86

by Guest Mon Apr 09, 2012 2:43 pm

Come rv!

by **Jayzze** Mon Apr 09, 2012 3:06 pm

this is only as good as the number of votes to get rid of him now they have toget the kurds to change there ming and vote against malaki. i hve been thinking bout this they may offer m a pardon if he goes quietly they will never prosecute him otherwise the gallows. i personally would like to see him hung like sadam

by **Kevind53** Mon Apr 09, 2012 4:01 pm

Unoh ... the electrodes are after him now ... events could take a shocking turn .... absolutely shocking....:cheers: affraid

:cheers:

by **Kevind53** Mon Apr 09, 2012 4:05 pm

Bwuhaaaaa! From no confidence to asking the National Alliance to provide an alternative to Malaki Danger11

by crave681 Mon Apr 09, 2012 5:37 pm

It just turned Tuesday in IRaq , have the winds of change been unleashed?

by Siaya Mon Apr 09, 2012 5:37 pm

Either way, the worse thing they did was allow Maliki to hold their govt hostage for almost one year AFTER they voted him out. Yes, I know about majorities and percentages, but either way, HE LOST yet still retained power. That does not speak well of the real intent this man has. They ALL ought to just vote NO CONFIDENCE and stop talking about it.

by 1alaskan Mon Apr 09, 2012 5:40 pm

Siaya wrote:Either way, the worse thing they did was allow Maliki to hold their govt hostage for almost one year AFTER they voted him out. Yes, I know about majorities and percentages, but either way, HE LOST yet still retained power. That does not speak well of the real intent this man has. They ALL ought to just vote NO CONFIDENCE and stop talking about it.

Again, this may be what Maliki considers "power sharing", He can't have it all, so he will take what he can.

by **dinarstar** Mon Apr 09, 2012 5:55 pm

Siaya,
I could not agree more...
the longer they hold on to power the less likely it is to remove them peacefully.
I pray that Iraq does not fall under the steel boot of a despot again,current dictators such as Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe(rumors abound today that he is on his last legs as I type),and Belarus' Alexander Lukashenko come to mind. Mad

Saddam has gone,I hope that is one for the history books,never to be repeated in Baghdad.

by Inquisitive one Mon Apr 09, 2012 6:10 pm

I thought the electrodes had the power...shows what I know

by Guest Mon Apr 09, 2012 8:13 pm

Siaya wrote:Either way, the worse thing they did was allow Maliki to hold their govt hostage for almost one year AFTER they voted him out. Yes, I know about majorities and percentages, but either way, HE LOST yet still retained power. That does not speak well of the real intent this man has. They ALL ought to just vote NO CONFIDENCE and stop talking about it.

Good post...i agree.

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