Deadline givin to Maliki??

by **rick152** Mon May 07, 2012 5:26 pm

Erbil Is one of the things we have been waiting for. Well it appears there may have finally been a line drawn in the sand so to speak. Hopefully all the players follow through on this one. Thanks to Miske and CXC. Enjoy!

Comrades: deadline given to Al-Maliki to implement agreements Erbil expiring May 17

Author: MK Editor: NK | BS Monday 07 may 2012 11: 04 GMT

Alsumaria news/Baghdad
Confirmed parliamentary liberal block of comrades, Monday, the deadline
for Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to implement conventions Erbil expire
after ten days, she stressed that it will withdraw confidence from
Maliki if committed to the implementation of agreements, Naveh, a split
in the National Alliance.

MP for the Liberal
block in an interview on Al-Tamimi "Sumerian" newspaper deadline set by
Sadr's sadrist leader in his letter to the National Coalition on the
implementation of the agreements of Arbil during 15 days ending on the 17th of may ",
stating that" the bloc will work after this date in coordination with
other political blocs to withdraw confidence from Al-Maliki. "

Tamimi
said that "the Government and the coalition of State law did not
respond officially to this letter formally", denying the existence of a
split in the National Alliance message because Sadr sadrist leader.

He
Deputy liberal bloc that Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki can still
withdraw confidence from him to run again for the Presidency of the
Government ", noting that" time Maliki that can convince other political
parties within 30 days to form a Government approval to take
responsibility as Prime Minister. "

A number of media reports on
Sunday evening (6 may 2012) news sources, to which consent of the
sadrist leader Moqtada al-Sadr's freeze on his work to National Alliance
due to rejection from most of the blocks for the Alliance, but that
power today's response by Sadr's spokesman Sheikh Salah al-Obeidi, who
confirmed that confidence item Maliki still exists if the latter is
committed to implementing agreements Erbil within the specified timeout.

He
was a Deputy from the National Alliance Al-Mussawi showed Jaffer on
Saturday (5 may 2012) in an interview for "alsumaria news" letter,
leader of the sadrist cleric Moqtada al-Sadr to National Alliance leader
Ibrahim Jaafari included item no-confidence motion against the
Government of Nouri al-Maliki in the event of non-implementation of
agreements during the two weeks, and Arbil while stressed that the State
of law Coalition rejected this approach, it was considered that the
idea of withdrawal of confidence in legal and constitutional does not
affect a particular person.

He lead a coalition State law AZA
alshabandar, Saturday (5 may 2012), the message of Sadr's sadrist leader
addressed to the President of the National Alliance blamed the threat
of withdrawal of confidence in the Government unless the applicable
agreements Arbil stressed that it wants to summon the parliamentary
forces, surprising from the timing of the message these days.

It
also considered the State of law Coalition leadership Hassan Al-Sunaid,
Saturday (May 5), attempts to withdraw confidence from Prime Minister
Nuri al-Maliki "compress paper useless," he said, adding that the
optimal solution of the political problem is the dissolution of
Parliament and early elections.

The sadrist leader Moqtada Sadr
attacked, Saturday (May 5), Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and accused
the country's funeral, sophomore maintaining all spectrum of the Iraqi
people, saying Governments disappear or peoples remain.

Message
comes Sadr sadrist leader after about a week on the node met with
Presidents Jalal Talabani and Osama Parliament and leader of the Iraqi
list alngivi Iyad Allawi and President of Kurdistan region Massoud
Barzani in Erbil in the 28 April last, is regarded by some observers as
an attempt to withdraw confidence from the Prime Minister Nouri
al-Maliki after Alliance with comrades a component of the National
Alliance.

The meeting in Arbil and called in a statement issued
by the Presidency of the Kurdistan region, to resolve the political
crisis in accordance with the Convention of Arbil and the 18 points of
Sadr, stressing commitment to constitutional frameworks that define the
mechanisms of Government decisions and policies.

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by **Kevind53** Mon May 07, 2012 6:05 pm

10 days ... let's hope they keep the gun to his head.

by **abby ann** Mon May 07, 2012 7:20 pm

YEA LETS HOPE!!!!

by hithere Tue May 08, 2012 10:52 am

And now the VP of Iraq is wanted by interpol......oooohhh Iraq, we'll all get out of your hair as soon as ya'll RV your currency & then do what ever you like.

by Guest Tue May 08, 2012 11:14 am

I really wont know what to think if they don't back up what they say with this ultimatum.

by **Kevind53** Tue May 08, 2012 5:30 pm

hithere wrote:And now the VP of Iraq is wanted by interpol......oooohhh Iraq, we'll all get out of your hair as soon as ya'll RV your currency & then do what ever you like.

Just the latest of you-know -who's hijinks ... just a continuation of what has been going on between the two of the ... from AP:
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5jlnk-ht-xhne6p3kHS-2c0NsufFQ?docId=3302d0a446af48288ec6673c7909fe29

Interpol issues arrest notice for fugitive Iraq VP By SAMEER N. YACOUB, Associated Press
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2 hours ago

BAGHDAD (AP) — Interpol on Tuesday put Iraq's fugitive Sunni vice president on the equivalent of its most-wanted list at the behest of the Shiite-dominated government in Baghdad. Tariq al-Hashemi, who is currently in Turkey, is being tried in absentia in Baghdad on charges of terrorism as well as guiding and financing death squads that targeted government officials, security forces and Shiite pilgrims. The Iraqi government links him to about 150 bombings, assassinations and other attacks, and says the death squads were largely composed of the vice president's bodyguards and other employees.

The trial was postponed last week after lawyers for al-Hashemi, who has denied the charges, appealed to have parliament create a special court to hear the case. The Sunni vice president has vowed not to return to face what he calls politically motivated charges. Interpol said on its website that it has issued a so-called "red notice" for al-Hashemi, responding to a request from Baghdad. A red notice by Interpol seeks the arrest of a wanted person with a view to eventual extradition. ... (cont) http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5jlnk-ht-xhne6p3kHS-2c0NsufFQ?docId=3302d0a446af48288ec6673c7909fe29

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