Maliki's chance to remain in office is based on elections not blackmail or politcal forces... huh ok, who believes this?

by **Ponee** Mon Feb 10, 2014 11:36 am

Deputy for the law to Allawi: Maliki's refusal stay in power not subject to blackmail or give you the position of the Kurds

Monday, February 10, 2014 09:40

[Baghdad - where]

Criticized the MP for the coalition of state law, Hanan al statements made by the Iraqi National Coalition, Iyad Allawi, refusing to remain prime minister for a third term.

Allawi, announced yesterday in a press interview, al-Maliki refused to stay in power for a third term "for not complying with his words in the implementation of the promises."

She Fatlawi told all of Iraq [where] that "it is natural that the sound will appear near Allawi's election and we are used to disappear for years and shows the day of the election propaganda only and do not expect praise from Allawi said the prime minister."

She added, "Allawi, in order to be convincing and logical, that reminds us what promises Maliki that were not followed, Is it because Maliki did not compromise the unity of Iraq or because he did not allow the division of Iraq or because he did not yield to blackmail the Kurds or because he did not succeed to give Allawi a senior position , or what? ".

The Fatlawi that "the survival of Maliki in power or not is not the decision of Allawi, but the Iraqi street is who decides."

Allawi has said in an interview published yesterday that "The problem with al-Maliki that he does not abide by his words and his promises that travels or covenants signed by, politician of his word, let alone if they signed an agreement. This man can not be trusted because he is not committed," stressing " the lack of communication with al-Maliki [thankfully], and do not think to call. "

Allawi stressed, "We will not allow the survival of Maliki in power, a position Ntqata it with some political forces", refusing strongly "the claim that there is support Arab-Qaeda in Iraq to thwart al-Maliki, Maliki turned down policies of sectarianism and he should not throw unsubstantiated accusations to justify his failure, Gulf states targeted How thrown from the base on its behalf in support of terrorism. "

The State of Law coalition led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki had announced early on that Maliki is the only candidate for prime minister in the next parliamentary elections.

The MP said the state law Ibrahim stirrup's [where] that "the inauguration of character for prime minister next related to the results of the ballot boxes, and al-Maliki, when it gets to the voices of occasion in the elections certainly will be the master of the situation that receives a third term, and a coalition of state law where there is no alternative candidate for al-Maliki as the next prime minister, he is the only candidate for the position. "

The MP for the Liberal parliamentary bloc of the Sadrist movement Jawad Hasnawi has said that "there is a political decision not to take prohibited Nuri al-Maliki as prime minister in the third term and his chances become very weak and the coming days will witness the events that make it popular in low-level al-Maliki."

He has said earlier during his visit to the United States in 30 of the last October in a speech at the U.S. Institute of Peace and answered a question about the possibility of running for a third term as prime minister, "I do not know the justification for this question and this is up to the Iraqi people do not want The pre-empted things, whether the nomination or re-nomination site as tired and mischievous and destructive, but the interests of Iraq over the interests of the person, and decide is the will of the people and the people loved the change, and change is good, I would be happy with him, "ended 2

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