Maliki's coalition refuses to re-deadline paper Arbil

Maliki's coalition refuses to re-deadline paper Arbil

Erbil, May 13 / May (Rn) -

new spokesman for a coalition of state law, led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on Sunday, refused his coalition deadline were awarded to the National Alliance for the implementation of the demands of paper Arbil, noting that it means to give and that the parties have to deal with Anmartha and will accrue to it according to what you want.

Izzat al-Shabandar, told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) that "the time limit were awarded to the National Alliance for the implementation of the demands of meeting the five-held Irbil does not mean the rule of law and it means to give," he said, "on the party to deal with Anmarth and shapers according to what he wants is" .

And threatened the Kurdish regional President Massoud Barzani and the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr and the President of the coalition in Iraq, Iyad Allawi, House Speaker Osama Najafi in Arbil meeting held in late April last April to withdraw confidence from the Maliki has not stopped the policy of domination in the decision.

Regarding the news that talk about the possibility of withdrawal of confidence from the government between the current Shabandar "Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and waiting for the deadline Stúl it is ready to face it."

Shabandar added that "a coalition of law finds that the advent of al-Maliki to form a government when the deal was part of one of which was called the three presidencies What applies to one applies to the other two presidencies."

Leaders agreed that the meeting of Irbil in a letter addressed to the National Alliance on eight demands to be implemented by 13 May / May to ensure their support for the Maliki government.

The letter says that in case of refusal to abide by the principles and frames of this agreement will take practical steps within a period not exceeding 15 days to conduct a vote of confidence in the government.

Maliki responded in a television interview on the Arbil meeting by saying he was "an attempt to end the meeting (conference) National, and some who were at the meeting from which they want to target a particular person" in reference to the person.

The Iraqi National Coalition, one of the leaders of the National Alliance, has revealed Saturday, on assigned National Congress leader Ahmad Chalabi, contact the President of the mass of the National Alliance, Ibrahim al-Jaafari for a meeting of the components of the alliance and exit the position of the paper Arbil, the second before the deadline on 17 this month.

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It seems they see the writing on the wall.

Yea, I found it interesting that his own party seems to not be backing him anymore.

Like a sinking ship, the rats are scurrying?

Dear Mr. Maliki:

In a visit to Alcatraz many years ago they had a sign over the main door, "Abandon Hope, All Who Enter Here"

Yea, that's the message I wanted to send, but could not find anything that fit ... at least nothing suitable for decent company. :evil: