Secrets revealed for the first time: the ladder Maliki as prime minister is on Iraq to ‘Iranian colony’?
Secrets revealed for the first time: the ladder Maliki as prime minister is on Iraq to ‘Iranian colony’?
25-04-2014 12:04 PM
Radio Sawa / 04.24.2014 report prepared by the U.S. magazine The New Yorker highlights the secrets and mysteries of politics in Iraq
Iraqi voters locked in a week after new ballot process to elect a new parliament, in turn, choose the head of the new government. Government, possibly led by current Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, for the third time. trying to State of Law coalition, led by al-Maliki to get enough votes to secure a majority in parliament, which will ensure its continuation in power for another four years. Observers believe that for the prime minister on the new mandate will push the country into a abyss, and that his third term would be a ‘final nail in the coffin of Iraq’. Below is a detailed report prepared by the New Yorker magazine American highlights the secrets and mysteries of politics in Iraq, and the role of al-Maliki and Tehran and Washington, what’s going on. During his reign, broke out in Iraq’s sectarian war claimed the lives of thousands, and widened the gap between Sunnis and Shiites and spread the scourge of corruption in state institutions and joints, and the increased influence of Iran in the region. Maliki as the Iraqi government of Maliki is you see? And how to climb in power in Iraq? early in 2006, at the height of armed clashes and sectarian war, summoned the U.S. ambassador to Baghdad at the time, Zalmay Khalilzad, to videoconference with U.S. President George W. Bush and British Prime Minister at the time, Tony Blair, to discuss the scene Iraq’s political. The coalition of Shiite parties at the time had won the most votes in the parliamentary elections held in January 2005, but their candidate for prime minister, Ibrahim al-Jaafari, was facing serious problems have hindered an agreement with the rest of the political forces to form a government. Jaafari has angered the Bush Petrddh and not ability to make critical decisions at a time when the country is sinking Iraqi blood. asked President Bush Ambassador Khalilzad: ‘Can you get rid of Jaafari?’ U.S. Ambassador answered yes, but said it would be difficult. Khalilzad was working to prevent al-Jaafari to secure a parliamentary majority and form a government under his leadership. Continued Ambassador efforts this until justice Jaafari’s decision to take over the ministry, but were required to Khalilzad to be the new Iraqi prime minister of the Dawa Party. seemed Ali al-Adeeb, a leader of the Dawa Party, the candidate makes sense, but Khalilzad was hesitant about it, since his father, an Iranian , and many Iraqis are convinced that Iran controls the country virtually. reached puzzled Khalilzad on the candidate optimized to take over the presidency of the Iraqi government, a large degree even said, ‘Is it rational not to be in this country, the owner of the 30 million people a candidate for the government only man who is not able to decision (Jaafari) and another Iranian (writer), is not there someone else? ‘ was the U.S. ambassador to utter these words in front of the liaison officer in the CIA. response to the officer, saying ‘I have a candidate you’ named al-Maliki. did not Nuri al-Maliki is known, to a certain extent large, among Americans, even though he served in the committee in charge of clearing the Iraqi government of former members of the Baath party (de-Baathification committee.) went on an intelligence officer, said: ‘It’s clean’, if not corrupt, and does not have a clear link to terrorist activities. ‘We do not have any evidence of it’, unlike al-Jaafari, Maliki was ‘strong man’, seems to be able to face the Iranian tide in Iraq. ‘Let me see him’, Khalilzad said. On the night of that day, during a dinner at the U.S. embassy in the region Green, asked Khalilzad, al-Maliki said he was thinking of becoming prime minister? Jumped Maliki Mdhoush .. says Ambassador Khalilzad. with modern men, Maliki said that he could secure the votes to form a government. After dinner, contact the Ambassador at the White House to reach President Bush what happened. Maliki became prime minister three months after that dinner at the U.S. Embassy . Maliki and operations of the Dawa Party, despite assurances by the intelligence officer at the U.S. Embassy and some U.S. officials that al-Maliki was ‘clean’, there is talk of the involvement of al-Maliki in terrorist operations against Iraqi targets and other Western in the eighties. said a former official at the CIA said the agency delivered officials Americans detailed reports on some aspects of ‘dark’ in the history of al-Maliki, but those U.S. officials condoned such reports under the pretext of the lack of hard evidence against him. described a U.S. officials as a ‘best of the available’ at that point, Maliki was not ‘very clean’ , as is the case with many officials and Iraqi leaders. Maliki, born in 1950, to be included in the ranks of the Dawa Party, who fought against Saddam Hussein’s regime for five decades. The party suffered its members to kill, torture and death at the hands of Saddam’s regime, implemented at that stage operations against Iraqi interests and the interests of the Western countries that supported Baghdad at the time. In 1981, carried out the elements belonging to the Dawa party, and with the support of Iran, a suicide bomber targeted the Iraqi Embassy in Beirut. Although the attack cost the lives of about 60 people, including the Iraqi ambassador, considered the Dawa Party, a victory against Saddam’s regime. Maliki insists he was not involved in the process, either closely or from afar, but the one closest to him, confirms that al-Maliki, who was in Syria , is responsible supervisor of the operations of the Dawa Party in Syria and Lebanon during the period of implementation of the suicide. says this person that al-Maliki was on full knowledge of the details of the operation against the Iraqi embassy in Beirut, until it was known as the suicide bomber, named Abu Mariam. moved Maliki to Iran in 1982 , where he oversaw the spaces to train fighters to carry out operations against Saddam’s regime. spent the Iraqi prime minister for seven years in Iran, and the Iranian Revolutionary Guard oversees all operations carried out by the Iraqi opposition groups, led by al-Maliki. Maliki tried to distance himself from the Iranians after taking over the ministry, even he pointed out on several occasions that he was obliged to receive Iranian support. added that he did not relish talking with the Iranians, and that he was speaking with them through an interpreter, because he does not speak Farsi. But sources close to confirm that al-Maliki speaks Persian fluently and with ease. bombings in Kuwait in 1983, Shen elements of the Dawa Party, an attack on the U.S. and French embassies in Kuwait, in protest against the support of Paris and Washington to the regime of Saddam Hussein. condemned Kuwait in absentia, a leading role in the Dawa Party, called Abu Mahdi Engineer embassy bombings and the assassination attempt on the Amir. According to reports by U.S. intelligence that the engineer drove the 2004 group was behind the attacks on U.S. forces in Iraq. did not deny Maliki involvement of the Dawa Party in the process of Kuwait, but pointed out that it had been ordered by Tehran. Nevertheless, the Iraqi prime minister confirms that he was not involved in the attack, but he defends Engineer required in Kuwait. arrived fairly defend Maliki Engineer to provide shelter for him. Live Abu Mahdi engineer in one of the palaces Green Zone and a space not far from the Palace of al-Maliki. indicates close to that engineer is representative of the commander of Iran’s Qods Force Gen. Qassem Soleimani in Iraq. , and across the street where he lives engineer, live Qais al-Khazali, the leader of the Shi’ite militia run by Iran launches itself the ‘headbands right’, at the Palace is also in the Green Zone. accuses the United States ‘headbands right’ to implement hundreds of attacks against U.S. forces in Iraq, and Washington considers al-Khazali, the mastermind of the kidnapping and execution of four American troops in Karbala in 2007. Deal then came the 2010 elections to be a slap in the face of al-Maliki, picking the secular Iyad Allawi and the Iraqi coalition a majority of votes, but alliances Maliki and the Shiite coalition prevented that cost Allawi’s office. Despite getting the majority of votes, not Allawi’s coalition and his allies a majority in parliament. seen U.S. officials in Washington win Allawi, a new opportunity to fix the situation in Iraq and strengthen Washington’s influence in the region, it is secular and is one of the Friends of the West. pervaded the differences in the political arena in Iraq due to lack of to reach an agreement on the composition of the government, even were invited Iraqi political forces to Qom first day of Eid al-Adha. influence Gen. Qassem Soleimani in Qom, Iraqi leaders attended a banquet hosted by the commander of the Quds Force Qassem Soleimani .. There, in Qom, an agreement was reached to form a Maliki government second.
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