Parliament Speaker calls on Maliki to resign26 people were killed in a series of bombings rocked Iraq

4/29/2013


More news of violence and killings along with more calls for Maliki to resign. I'm sure we will continue to see more and more of this. Today I watched a video news article where the reporter had indicated that where tribe members are killed, that tribe will be at war with the killers. In this case Maliki and his government, including the Iraqi army, or whatever arm of Maliki's security forces committed the acts. Sooner or later Mr. Maliki will receive justice and I don't think it will be in a formal or legal type fashion.


4/29/2013


Parliament Speaker calls on Maliki to resign
26 people were killed in a series of bombings rocked Iraq
Tuesday, April 30, 2013 Algeria: Abdelkader Harihan the

26 people were killed, yesterday, in a series of bombings in different parts of Iraq. The car bomb exploded in a market in Karbala, left three people dead. Four others were killed in a second explosion occurred near a Shiite shrine in Mahmudiya, south of Baghdad. In the two explosions in Amarah, in the Maysan province, 12 people were killed and 25 wounded. As he fell seven others in an explosion in Diwaniya province of Qadisiyah, south of Baghdad.

In the repercussions of the killing of five soldiers at a checkpoint in Anbar province, has been extended deadline granted by the protestors to hand over the perpetrators day. The clan elders provided information for the culprits to search for them and arrested, while sitters declared their innocence of the attack on the checkpoint, which latest parallel-ins, to protest the killing of five soldiers. Was attended by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki at a ceremony جنازتهم common.

In Kirkuk, and after four days after the checkpoint incident, after government forces stormed Square sit-in Hawija, and dozens of deaths, intensified conflict with the Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq, what caused the clashes of arms. The central government has accused militants belonging to al-Qaeda. But the president of Kurdistan, Massoud Barzani, refuted the news of the use of the army to suppress the demonstrators, saying it is contrary to the Constitution. And soon spread Kurdish Peshmerga forces in the vicinity of the city of Kirkuk. The rapid response of Baghdad, where the head of the Iraqi ground forces, Ali Majid Ghaidan, The peshmerga movements represents'' a serious development aims to achieve wells and oil fields''.

The Iraqi Parliament Speaker Osama Najafi, called Nuri al-Maliki to resign and the announcement of a pre-election'' to achieve national reconciliation and to ensure that the gains of democracy in the country'' and'' away from the specter of civil war and sectarian violence,'' according to a statement issued by the Presidency of the Parliament.

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