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palestina libera · Beiträge: 1665

Im Zusammenhang mit der drastischen Verschlechterung der Sicherheitssituation im Irak wurde am 13. Juni eine Nachricht mit dem Inhalt verbreitet, dass der schiitische Kleriker Ali Sistani die Menschen im Westen und Norden des Iraks zu den Waffen gerufen hätte, um den sunnitischen Aufstand niederzuschlagen. Allerdings sind diese Berichte haltlos und widersprechen den patriotischen, humanitären und konfessionsfreien Prinzipien, die sich Sistani zu eigen gemacht hat.

http://www.tlaxcala-int.org/article.asp?reference=12686

Eine Interessant Artikel die sprecht wie Erste diesen freiwillige Dienst gerufen haben und als sie zwischen Iraq und Syrien Grenzen gebracht wurden , wurden sie von den Hochkommandanten einigen von ihnen Verwanten von Maliki Stamm , alein gelassen ....

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/02/world/middleeast/after-retreat-iraqi-soldiers-fault-officers.html?_r=1

palestina libera · Beiträge: 1665

Vor zehn Jahren begann der Krieg im Irak. Ein Jahr später, 2004, lancierten die USA im Irak eine Grossoffensive gegen die Rebellenhochburg Falluja. Wochen lang wurde die Stadt bombardiert.

Neun Jahre nach dem Krieg leben die Bewohner immer noch zwischen Ruinen. Die missgebildeten Kinder kamen nach 2004 zur Welt, als Falluja die grösste Militäroffensive seit der Invasion des Iraks 2003 erduldete. 15'000 Soldaten waren eingeflogen worden, um die rund 2000 irakischen Rebellen zu vernichten. Die US-Luftwaffe warf hunderte Tonnen Bomben ab.

http://vimeo.com/62408912

palestina libera · Beiträge: 1665

Understanding the coup in Mosul and its consequences

There is a huge difference between the conspiratorial interpretation of events and the interpretation of an actual conspiracy, which many tend to overlook, namely, that the former is a subjective view that holds everything is a plot by the enemies – where even sand storms that hit Iraq could be a conspiracy – while explaining an actual conspiracy, entails a realistic analysis of causes, effects, and evidence thereof, with the intention of understanding a real conspiracy that has been planned and executed by one side against another. Major conspiracies are not rare throughout history, and some historians have even stated that history is nothing but a long series of plots.

http://english.al-akhbar.com/content/iraq-understanding-coup-mosul-and-its-consequences

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Iraqi Consultative Meeting Statement - London 11th June 2014

We tried to outline our aims for a future that ensures our people’s security, the unity of the country, and the preservation of its ancient civilization and human values.

http://www.brussellstribunal.org/article_view.asp?id=1563#.U6BQqUvh9UE

palestina libera · Beiträge: 1665

" Furthermore, although ISIS is leading the offensive toward Baghdad, large numbers of Sunni Iraqis, including ex-Baathists, have reportedly joined the advance, not in support of the extremist group but motivated by anger toward Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki’s government. "

http://dailystar.com.lb/News/Analysis/2014/Jun-16/260266-isis-iraq-offensive-could-trigger-hezbollah-to-fill-gap-left-in-syria.ashx#axzz34o3ZAwkd

palestina libera · Beiträge: 1665

Beispiel , der Korrupt Maliki Regierung der steht beim 171 Korrupter
Länden von 177 geprüften Staaten durch die Organisation Transparency
International
http://cpi.transparency.org/cpi2013/results/
Wo Westliche Könzern betrofenen sind
http://www.sueddeutsche.de/wirtschaft/glaxosmithkline-pharmakonzern-prueft-korruptionsvorwuerfe-im-irak-1.1931226
Seiner Sektarier politik der versucht eine sektarier Krieg führen
http://truth-out.org/news/item/5804-rivals-say-maliki-leading-iraq-to-civil-war und
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/jan/08/almaliki-divisive-leadership-window-alqaida-iraq um seiner Korrupter und Autoritär
Regierung Aufmerksamkeit weglenken zu machen
http://www.brussellstribunal.org/article_view.asp?id=1437#.U5hY2Evh9UE . Es gibt mehr als der "Gute" Maliki gegen die "Bösse" al-Qaeda ,
wie in Fallujah gezeigt hat wo al-Qaeda-linked Islamic State of Iraq
nicht eine große Rolle spiel hat
http://www.democracynow.org/2014/1/9/as_us_rushes_weapons_to_iraq
sonder der Stammer Gruppen
http://www.thenational.ae/thenationalconversation/editorial/fallujah-reflects-malikis-sectarian-politics-in-iraq .
Die westlische Medien haben uns verkauft das al-Qaeda Guppen ,
Fallujah Besetz haben , aber was wären sind Protesten gegen ihren
sektarien und korrupte Politik
http://www.brussellstribunal.org/article_view.asp?id=1405#.U5hn2kvh9UE , und nach der Armee die Fallujah Protesten angegrifen wurden ,
wurde ganz Anbar Region in aufstand gebracht wo die Zivil Bevölkerung
eine Groß Preiss Bezäht hat
http://www.brussellstribunal.org/article_view.asp?id=1449#.U5hwHUvh9UE .
Viele Länden sind Komplize mit der Maliki Politik , ihrer komplize
verschweigung ist Belohnt ....
http://www.brussellstribunal.org/article_view.asp?id=1546#.U5hxvUvh9UE

Die Auslander Einmichung Spiel auch eine große Rolle
http://www.brussellstribunal.org/article_view.asp?id=1419#.U5hj_Evh9UE

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Iraq Militants, Pushing South, Aim at Capital

"As Iraqi government forces crumbled in disarray before the assault, there was speculation that they may have been ordered by their superiors to give up without a fight. One local commander in Salahuddin Province, where Tikrit is located, said in an interview Wednesday: “We received phone calls from high-ranking commanders asking us to give up. I questioned them on this, and they said, ‘This is an order.’ "

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/06/12/world/middleeast/iraq.html?_r=0

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These are the ‘best of times’ for the oil giants in Iraq. Production is up, profits are soaring, and big oil is rolling in dough. Here’s the story from the Wall Street Journal:

“Iraq’s oil production surged to its highest level in over 30 years last month, surprising skeptics of the country’s efforts to restore its oil industry after decades of war and neglect.” (Wall Street Journal)

Mission accomplished?

You bet. But for those who still cling to the idea that the US was serious about promoting democracy or removing a vicious dictator or eliminating WMD or any of the other kooky excuses, consider what we’ve learned in the last couple weeks. Here’s the story from Aljazeera:

“While the US military has formally ended its occupation of Iraq, some of the largest western oil companies, ExxonMobil, BP and Shell, remain.

On November 27, 38 months after Royal Dutch Shell announced its pursuit of a massive gas deal in southern Iraq, the oil giant had its contract signed for a $17bn flared gas deal. Three days later, the US-based energy firm Emerson submitted a bid for a contract to operate at Iraq’s giant Zubair oil field, which reportedly holds some eight million barrels of oil.

Earlier this year, Emerson was awarded a contract to provide crude oil metering systems and other technology for a new oil terminal in Basra, currently under construction in the Persian Gulf, and the company is installing control systems in the power stations in Hilla and Kerbala. Iraq’s supergiant Rumaila oil field is already being developed by BP, and the other supergiant reserve, Majnoon oil field, is being developed by Royal Dutch Shell. Both fields are in southern Iraq.” (“Western oil firms remain as US exits Iraq”, Dahr Jamail, Aljazeera.)

http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article38590.htm

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During his visit to Iraq on January 14, United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon voiced concern about the deteriorating security situation. In his joint press conference with Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, Ki-moon urged all political leaders to "address the root causes of the problems", calling for "political cohesion" and "political dialogue, inclusive dialogue".

Ban Ki-moon was immediately rebuffed by al-Maliki, who said: "Talk about dialogue in Al-Anbar is rejected because we do not hold dialogue with al-Qaeda". He seemed to be saying there is no one in the province worth talking to. In doing so, al-Maliki resorted to his usual rhetoric accusing Anbar's population of being 'terrorists', despite the fact that protesters, along with five other provinces, have been peacefully demonstrating since December 2012. His statements were obviously intended to legitimise a sectarian-inspired brutal military campaign against the protestors.

The question is: Will the siege, bombardment and military onslaught on Fallujah and Ramadi in Anbar province , put an end to the terrorist acts and frequent car explosions taking place in markets, cafes and mosques and in various Iraqi cities? Will the highly publicised US-Iraqi franchised "war on terror" in Anbar put an end to the endemic suffering of Iraqis?

http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/2014/01/here-list-real-forces-behind-violence-iraq-201411613100570815.html

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"In Iraq, al-Qaeda launched an offensive to take control of two cities, Fallujah and Ramadi, that U.S. troops sacrificed heavily to clear of terrorists between 2004 and 2008."

And so the new year begins, with a heavy dose of same old, same old. This is the Washington Post editorial page, which Robert Parry dubbed the neocon bullhorn, blaming the al-Qaeda uprising in western Iraq on President Obama's withdrawal of troops from that country, along with his failure to invade Syria last fall, all of which, the editorial charges, adds up to complacency in the face of growing danger and a lack of protection for "vital U.S. interests."

http://www.truth-out.org/buzzflash/commentary/item/18410-lies-stupidity-waste-war-crimes-iraq

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An intensifying revolt in a Sunni Arab province of Iraq sparked by the Shiite-led government's dispersal of a year-old protest leaves the country at the crossroads between reconciliation and civil war, analysts say.

http://www.maannews.net/eng/ViewDetails.aspx?ID=663141

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The future of Iraq as a united and independent country is endangered by sectarian Shia-Sunni hostility says Muqtada al-Sadr, the Shia religious leader whose Mehdi Army militia fought the US and British armies and who remains a powerful figure in Iraqi politics. He warns of the danger that “the Iraqi people will disintegrate, its government will disintegrate, and it will be easy for external powers to control the country”.

In an interview in the holy city of Najaf, 100 miles south-west of Baghdad – the first interview Mr Sadr has given face-to-face with a Western journalist for almost 10 years – he expressed pessimism about the immediate prospects for Iraq, saying: “The near future is dark.”

http://www.counterpunch.org/2013/11/29/an-interview-with-muqtada-al-sadr/