You are very right my friend - today a relative of mine got abducted by US soldiers - he only like **** 16 years old and they took him - ****s. I am just very worried what will happen to him
Most Iraqi people are waking up, I agree, but there still remains traitors who are letting themselves be used to help outside interests - I am talking about Maliki's corrupt government who are playing into the hands of Iranian backed militias and passively letting terrorism from Syria and Saudi thrive. Those are the real traitors of Iraq, not the average people, the majority of them understand this and don't support any of those armed terrorist groups.
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do not forget that the kurds are also responsible on what is happening to iraq, if these iraqi lands in syria and turkey and iran and the kurds are stealing from iraq if it does not come back to iraq and to be united once again, iraq will shater and become many parts.
Ya3ni what the hell! First they change our flag and now they don't want to be part of the government. The Kurds have been signing illegal contracts to develop the oil fields in the north without the consent of central government in Baghdad so as far as I'm concerned they are no longer part of the process anyway. I so wanted the Kurds to be a part of our future but now I have 2 words to say to them.....Good riddance!
Kurds say to leave government if demands not met By Kareem Zair 07 February 2008 (Azzaman)
The Kurds will withdraw from the government of Prime Minister Noori al-Maliki if their share of the country’s oil revenues is reduced. Mahmoud Othman, a Kurdish member of parliament, and a veteran Kurdish politician accused “certain political factions” in the government of attempts to “slash the gains Kurds have made” since a U.S.-led invasion toppled the regime of former leader Saddam Hussein.
Othman accused some Arab parliamentary blocs, both Shiite and Sunni, of attempts to “ignite Arab-Kurdish strife.”
Tension between Arab Sunnis and Shiites has subsided recently with tribal leaders, clergymen and politicians of both sides working together to reduce levels of violence. Othman said both Arab Sunnis and Shiites were trying to undermine the Kurds. Kurdish delegations some headed by Othman himself are in talks with Maliki on the percentage of oil money that will go to their regional budget.
The Kurds demand 17 percent but the government and its Arab allies say the figure is not representative of the population of their semi-independent enclave currently including the three province of Dahouk, Arbil and Sulaimaniya. This year’s budget has yet to be approved by the parliament but differences over Kurdish share have blocked the approval.
MPs from both Shiite and Sunni blocs are said to have vowed turn down any budget proposal that meets Kurdish demands on oil royalties. But Othman said if the parliament rejects the proposal, the Kurds will leave the government. A Kurdish departure will deny Maliki the parliamentary majority but analysts say Arab factions, both Shiite and Sunni, which have so far shunned the government, may join in.
“Some elements in the parliament carry Chauvinistic minds,” said Othman in the harshest criticism of the current Shiite and Sunni liaison in parliament.
In response, some MPs alleged that the Kurds were fomenting the sectarian strife and were not happy to see it subsiding. Othman denied the allegations.
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At least he admits his idiocy, (stupidity) (silliness) (absurdity) (ridiculousness) (senselessness) (pointlessness) (emptiness) (uselessness) (irrationality) (meaninglessness) (futility) (ludicrousness) etc…
no my dear i made this funny thing to make you a fool out of you because you are the (stupidity) (silliness) (absurdity) (ridiculousness) (senselessness) (pointlessness) (emptiness) (uselessness) (irrationality) (meaninglessness) (futility) (ludicrousness) etc…
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You were told in previous posts, the more you write the more you sink yourself into a lower level and what you did is proof of that. You couldn’t even write the words yourself, so you just copied and pasted them, (just like Akrawi1 dose in his posts). They are even grammatically wrong the way you arranged them.
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There is no possiblity for the creation of seprate Kurdish entity, so keep them signing and waving and talking, the English say ((Barking dogs never Bites))
Despite the fact that I hate all the Kurdish party leaders I must confess I have a soft spot for Mama Jalal. At least the man has a sense of humor and isn't afraid taking the Mickey out of himself. It makes a refreshing change to see a Middle East leader who doesn't take his public persona too seriously.
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RE: Kurdish pipedreams and how to deal with them! - 
and what you did is proof of that. You couldn’t even write the words yourself, so you just copied and pasted them, (just like Akrawi1 dose in his posts). They are even grammatically wrong the way you arranged them.
,and I am proud of it. Unlike your head which is full of thin hot air.
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