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No. If Iraq gets separated, into multiple countries, or even regions, the war between them will continue at a larger scale, which will result in higher innocent civilian deaths. I would rather see these factions annihilate each other out inside one country, than have them declare war on each other as separate countries.
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you are discusting iraq was divided before in the 1940's and you want to be divided again, god you are not iraqi (mesopotamian) you are discusting, you do not feel any jealousy towards the land of the first prophets, you are stupid.
you are discusting iraq was divided before in the 1940's and you want to be divided again, god you are not iraqi (mesopotamian) you are discusting, you do not feel any jealousy towards the land of the first prophets, you are stupid.
Dude, I was wondering how long it would take you to come out with a comment like this, as usual, right on cue, you never never disappoint. I read some of your previous posts which was a complete waste of my time. All you do is rant and rave about nothing. I was actually willing to give you the benefit of the doubt but its clear to me that you are a big fake. You are Iraqi pretending to be an American which is both sad and kinda weird. Shout and lash out at people all you like if it makes you feel better, but at least make an effort to say something interesting or amusing because this is getting old. It seems to me that your only purpose here is to post insults and repeat the same old BS over and over again. Why exactly are you here? I'm surprised the moderators havent thrown you out on your ass yet. Ok, bro, I think I'm very much done with you.
My question goes out to all the members and moderators. Am I the only one who has the balls to put this illiterate fool in his place?
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ORIGINAL: Lion of Babylon My question goes out to all the members and moderators. Am I the only one who has the balls to put this illiterate fool in his place?
L of B.
Just ignore that imbecile, the more you reply to his non-sense, the more he gets fuel for his crap. Pretend he does not exist; it’s the only way to get rid of him. I stopped reading his BS. Nothing he writes will ever get me down to his level nor I will pay attention to him, I am sure you can do the same.
Mr sadiq. Why are you so mean? who hurt you in your past to make you so angry and rude to all iaq4you members. Better to make friends than enemys because life is too short.
< Message edited by zimzim -- 6/14/2007 12:11:45 PM >
i am not so mean believe me but they think that way like azinurom and harry, i always tell the truth becasue i feel sorry for mesopotamia it makes me hurt, i am not making enemies but harry and azinorum they think like that about me, so zimzim do not be like them, because i feel hurt for mesopotamia, and lion of babylon is telling why not make seperation for mesopotamia if it makes oeace and it makes me feel that the iraqis did not learn from past mistakes, and Mr. zimzim i am still american not iraqi, not like what lion of babylon is telling about me.
so Mr. zimzim i pray to become friends and find silution and results for mesopotamia and pray to be good alies fairwell my friend.
nd also Mr. zimzim i am not so rude to all people in www.iraq4u.com there many people in this furom i respect trust me and i you too Mr. zimzim, god bless you my friend.
i am not so mean believe me but they think that way like azinurom and harry, i always tell the truth becasue i feel sorry for mesopotamia it makes me hurt, i am not making enemies but harry and azinorum they think like that about me, so zimzim do not be like them, because i feel hurt for mesopotamia, and lion of babylon is telling why not make seperation for mesopotamia if it makes oeace and it makes me feel that the iraqis did not learn from past mistakes, and Mr. zimzim i am still american not iraqi, not like what lion of babylon is telling about me.
so Mr. zimzim i pray to become friends and find silution and results for mesopotamia and pray to be good alies fairwell my friend.
nd also Mr. zimzim i am not so rude to all people in www.iraq4u.com there many people in this furom i respect trust me and i you too Mr. zimzim, god bless you my friend.
Thank you sadiq. Al though I trust Harry Azi LOB and Calm very much i always make my own opinion. making friends is always better than making enemys. I dont care if you are from USA or Iraq or israel or muslim or christian but it is important always to tell the truth. I hope there will be a solution left for Iraq but each day that passes I lose hope. In fact I have only 1% hope left. We need god to give us a miracle now.
NOOOOOOO division for Iraq, Long Live United Iraq, from Ibrahim al 7*alil Bridge on the skirts of Zakho to Safwan in south, and from East to West, Long live the Unity Of Iraqi People,
you mean from diyar baker and diyar modar and diyar robaia and mardin and qamishly and alhasaka al dear alzor and mary and al raha and haran and from zakho and dahok and sulaimania and from all the uppor north of mesopotamia and middle of mesopotamia and till the south of mesopotamia this the original mesopotamia should be united, not with these politicale borders it should vanished this what i want for original mesopotamia to be united.
Dudes. Hakim and the rest of these are Iranian separatists are making the most of Iraq’s misery. Hopefully Alawi will be allowed to have a shot at sorting out this mess. The separation of Iraq will open up a massive Pandora’s Box and war will engulf Iraq and soon spread to the rest of the region. If Turkey invades the North, Iran would soon send large numbers of troops into Iraq to 'protect their Shia brothers' and the Saudis and Gulf oil states start would start funneling tens of billions instead of tens of millions to buy weapons to support the Sunnis. Do these Iranian agents give a ****? No.
Read below:
Multiple visions for unifying the county's southern provinces are emerging. The Supreme Islamic Iraqi Council (SIIC), one of the most powerful Shiite parties, is leading the charge to form an autonomous "South of Baghdad Region."
But 45 southern tribal notables in Najaf last week signed their own pact that envisions creating "the self-rule government of the unified Iraqi south."
When Najaf pulled the plug on its electricity from Baghdad, provincial spokesman Ahmed Duaibel said it was because the provincial officials felt Najaf was not getting its fair share of electricity.
"We were being cheated out of our allotted quota for electricity and we felt this did not befit Najaf's stature as a pilgrimage center and seat of the marjayia [Shiite religious authority]," says Mr. Duaibel. "We did this for the sake of our citizens and we do not consider it mutiny against the central government."
He says the province is prepared to turn on the power station's remote terminal unit, which normally allows Baghdad to manage the output, if Baghdad addresses provincial grievances.
But one prominent resident who is familiar with the workings of the local authority says the move is part of a larger effort to include Najaf in the "South of Baghdad Region." The other provinces included in the project are Babil, Basra, Dhi Qar, Diwaniyah (also known as Qadisiyah), Karbala, Maysan, Muthana, and Wasit.
In recent weeks, Ammar al-Hakim, the son of SIIC leader Abdul-Aziz al-Hakim, has been leading a passionate grassroots campaign to rally support for the project.
"A fundamental cornerstone of the new Iraq is the creation of regions all over Iraq, especially the South of Baghdad Region," said the younger Mr. Hakim during a rally in Najaf on July 19 commemorating the killing of his uncle Muhammad Baqer al-Hakim in August 2003 in the same city.
"I call upon you to be totally prepared from now to form the South of Baghdad Region at the end of the period prescribed by parliament," he said.
Partition is increasingly being advocated by Washington lawmakers and think tanks as the only way to bring peace to Iraq. "There is a massive operation underway to pave the way for the [south of Baghdad] region, but it's being done quietly," says Sheikh Jalaleddin al-Saghir, a senior parliamentarian and Hakim partisan who favors the SIIC plan.
nobody gives a damn about iraq they only care about themselves they want to destroy mesopotamia (iraq) forever for petty revenge from the crazy silly stupid past from these countries around iraq.
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