[QUOTE=Vipor;155901]Hmmmmm... what if...
What if Maliki has been given a heads-up that on a certain date or within a certain period, he would be given his pink slip? What if he was given an opportunity to come up with his own method of saving face (as most high rankng political positions do (ie. pursuing other interests, spend more time w/ family, etc) ) and this "I don't want this position" is the best he can come with? It could happen.
You have a valid point, BUT sometimes the needs of the MANY out weigh the needs of ONE. Like Gerald FORD pardoned Nixon, not a good choice for FORD, but in the long run it was a better choice for the country. Maliki should do what is in the best interest of his country, not himself. He needs to portray the qualities of a leader, assert his authority, and show his people and world that he can and will guide in a positive manner as long as his people let him. He needs to pick up his skirt and attempt to locate his B-lls.
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Interesting artical, for what it's worth I have heard this would be the case for some time now but haven't seen any evidence to back it up until now. I believe that their is more of a "behind the scenes" feel to this rather then Maliki calling it quits. I would bet that the powers at be forced this action and will continue to do so until they can get things straightened up.
The coming months are going to be VERY exciting!!!
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Interesting,
Don't believe Maliki, he already knows he is out, and is simply making it sound like he will step aside and make it appear he is leaving of his own will. This has been in the works ever since Rice went to Kurdistan, so it is not by his choice, he is being ousted, so stay tuned.
Good luck to all, Mike
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Post #35307 in the History Thread.
ANNOUNCEMENT ON CBI PAGES:
3-declare the Iraqi Central Bank made buying and selling rates of the dollar for that today, Wednesday, day 27 / 12 / 2006 in the days subsequent to the end of office hours on Sunday, which falls on January 7, 2007 and pledged to meet the demand for foreign currency without limit and regardless of the quantities required and all its customers and is committed to purchase all the quantities offered by banks for the same prices posted above "and maintained without change for subsequent days.
im wondering if anyone seen this announcement i just posted. basically says no change in the rate until the 7th, MAINTAINED WITHOUT CHANGE.
what will they do the 7th? reval and stop the auctions maybe??? __________________
me & da kurds@LEAST $1.20!
NEW YEAR FOR A NEW RATE!! HAPPY NEW YEAR!
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Just for your info, I moved the posts from D-E and the rest that replied to the Rumour section. I believe that is were it belong.
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World should respect Iraqi people, govt''s decision to break with its past -
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World should respect Iraqi people, govt's decision to break with its past -
Ban UNITED NATIONS, Jan 2 (KUNA) -- New UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Tuesday said the international community should respect the Iraqi people and Government's decision to break with a past dominated by heinous crimes committed by Saddam Hussein who was executed over the weekend.
"Saddam Hussein was responsible for committing heinous crimes and unspeakable atrocities against the Iraqi people and we should never forget the victims of those crimes.
The united people and government have taken clear steps to address their past and I hope that the international community should also understand this and try to build rule of law nationally and internationally," Ban told reporters on his first day on the job.
On the issue of capital punishment, he said it is for each and every member state to decide. "As Secretary-General, at the same time, while I am against impunity, I also hope that members of the international community should pay due regard to all aspects of the international humanitarian laws," he said.
He noted that his biggest challenges during his five-year term will be the Middle East, Darfur, Human Rights and reaching the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) by 2015.
"These challenges and issues need to be addressed collectively, with collective wisdom and collective efforts. Not a single person, including the Secretary-General, not a single country, no matter strong, powerful, resourceful may be, can address these (alone). We need to have some common efforts," he said.(end) sj.
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KUNA 021849 Jan 07NNNN"As long as we live in this world, we are bound to encounter problems. If, at such times, we lose hope and become discouraged, we diminish our ability to face difficulties. If, on the other hand, we remember that it is not just ourselves but also everyone who has to undergo suffering, this more realistic perspective will increase our determination and capacity to overcome troubles." Dalai Lama
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The President and Vice-emphasize the importance of the success of national reconciliation, and to provide the necessary services for Iraqis
January 2, 2007January 2, 2007
2-1-2007 .President Jalal Talabani, at his residence in the city of Sulaymaniyah, Mr. Tariq Al-Hashmi, Vice President of the Republic, on Tuesday, 1 - 2-2007.
During the meeting, and discussed the latest developments important in the political arena, and to discuss security issues in the country.
And the two sides agreed on the need to work together in order to consolidate security and stability in the new Iraq and make the necessary efforts to ensure the success of the national reconciliation among the components of the Iraqi people. As President Talabani and Mr. Hashemi on the support of the government of national unity headed by Mr. Nouri Al-Maliki, and the importance of providing the necessary services needed by the Iraqis in their daily lives."As long as we live in this world, we are bound to encounter problems. If, at such times, we lose hope and become discouraged, we diminish our ability to face difficulties. If, on the other hand, we remember that it is not just ourselves but also everyone who has to undergo suffering, this more realistic perspective will increase our determination and capacity to overcome troubles." Dalai Lama
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Kamran led temple : President Talabani distanced himself from the decision to intervene in the Special Court and not be aware of the date of execution
January 2, 2007January 2, 2007
نفى السيد كامران القره داغي مدير مكتب رئيس الجمهورية جلال طالباني والناطق الرسمي باسمه ما نُسب إلى الرئيس من أن الحكومة استعجلت إعدام صدام حسين لأنها كانت قلقة من احتمال هروبه بمساعدة من قبل الاميركيين، و أشار إلى أن الرئيس لم يكن على علم مسبق بموعد تنفيذ حكم إعدام صدام حسين.Mr. denied Kamran led temple Director of the Office of the President of the Republic, Jalal Talabani, and by his spokesman attributed to the President that the government Astaglt the execution of Saddam Hussein because it was worried about the possibility of his escape, assisted by the Americans, and pointed out that the president was not aware of the date of the execution of Saddam Hussein.
وشدد القره داغي على أن "الرئيس طالباني نأى بنفسه عن التدخل في قرار المحكمة الخاصة ملتزما بالقانون الذي لا يعطي رئيس الجمهورية صلاحية نقض قرارات هذه المحكمة".He stressed that led to the temple "President Talabani distanced himself from the decision to intervene in the special court committed to the law which gives the President the power to veto decisions of this court."
وقال القره داغي أن الرئيس طالباني أكد في رسالته إلى رئيس الوزراء "انه ينأي بنفسه عن التدخل في قرار المحكمة الخاصة موضحا ان المادة 27 من قانون هذه المحكمة ينص على قطعية قراراتها التي لا يحق لاي جهة ان تنقضها بما في ذلك رئيس الجمهورية. علما أن المادة 137 من الدستور أيضا لا تعطي الحق لرئيس الجمهورية (أي مجلس الرئاسة) في ان يخفف او يصدر عفوا فيما يتعلق بالجرائم الدولية. وشدد الرئيس طالباني على انه رغم معارضته لحكم الاعدام كمبدأ، لكنه لا يتدخل في اسقلالية القضاء، خصوصا اذا كان القانون لا يعطيه الحق في ذلك كما هي الحال بالنسبة الى حكم الاعدام الذي اصدرته المحكمة الخاصة بحق صدام حسين".He said that the temple led President Talabani said in a letter to the Prime Minister "that it is disassociating itself from the decision to intervene in the Special Court explaining that Article 27 of this Act provides for a final court decisions in which no point to disallowance including the President of the Republic. Note that Article 137 of the Constitution also does not give the right of the President of the Republic (ie the Presidency) to reduce or issue a pardon in respect of international crimes. President Talabani and stressed that despite his opposition to the death penalty in principle, but does not interfere in the judiciary Asqlalih, especially if the law does not give him the right to do so, as is the case for the death sentence issued by the Special Court against Saddam Hussein. "
وعلى صعيد متصل نفى القره داغي ما نسبته وكالة (ايرنا) الإيرانية للأنباء من أن الرئيس طالباني قال خلال الاتصال الهاتفي مع نظيره الايراني محمود احمدي نجاد ان العراقيين استعجلوا تنفيبذ حكم الاعدام بحق صدام حسين "لاننا كنا قلقين من ان البعض وبدعم من الاميركيين يوفروا الارضية لهروبه من العقاب وان يتآمروا على السعب العراقي".And in relation to the temple led denied by the Agency (IRNA) Iranian news that the President Talabani said during a telephone conversation with his Iranian counterpart Mahmoud Ahmadinejad that the Iraqis Astagloa Tnevib* the death penalty against Saddam Hussein "because we were concerned that some of the support of the Americans provide the ground for his escape from punishment and the Asab greedy against Iraq."
وأكد القره داغي أن الرئيس طالباني "لم يكن أصلا على علم مسبق بموعد تنفيذ حكم الإعدام كي يعلق بمثل هذا الكلام الذي نسبته اليه وكالة (ايرنا)".The temple led to President Talabani, "was not originally knew in advance of the date of execution to attach such words attributed to him by the agency (IRNA).""As long as we live in this world, we are bound to encounter problems. If, at such times, we lose hope and become discouraged, we diminish our ability to face difficulties. If, on the other hand, we remember that it is not just ourselves but also everyone who has to undergo suffering, this more realistic perspective will increase our determination and capacity to overcome troubles." Dalai Lama
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Iraq's PM longs to leave office
Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Maliki has made clear he dislikes being the country's leader and would prefer to leave the job before his term ends.
In an extensive interview with a US newspaper, Mr Maliki said he would certainly not be seeking a second term.
A compromise choice, his tenure has been plagued by factional strife within both the country and government, and rumours the US has no faith in him.
"I wish I could be done with it even before the end of this term," he said.
"I didn't want to take this position," he told the Wall Street Journal. "I only agreed because I thought it would serve the national interest, and I will not accept it again."
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