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IRAQ - Some Facts

1. Snuff.Salvaged from archive4 Jan 2007, 19:27
   Jalal Talabani - President of Iraq and has been a campaigner for Kurdish rights for over 50 years. Tariq Al-Hashimi - Vice President of Iraq and secretary of the Iraqi Islamic Party. He is Sunni, family killed by the notorious Shiite death squads. Adil Abdul-Mahdi - Vice President of Iraq and a leader of the Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq. Nouri Kamel al-Maliki (or Jawad al-Maliki) - Prime Minister of Iraq and deputy leader of the Iraqi Dawa party. He is a Shia. The Dawa Party of Iraq - historically militant, presently a political party. Outlawed under the Baathists. Founded by Mohammad Baqir al-Sadr, father-in-law of Muqtada al-Sadr. Presses for Islamic revolution. Jawad Bulani - appointed Interior Minister by al-Maliki. Is a member of the Sadrist movement of Muqtada al-Sadr, the Hezbollah Party of Iraq and the Islamic Virtue Party. Muqtada al-Sadr - son of the famous Iraqi Shia cleric, Grand Ayatollah Mohammad Mohammad Sadeq al-Sadr and son-in-law of Grand Ayatollah Mohammad Baqir As-Sadr. Led a resistance against coalition troops. Was wanted for arrest briefly, and is commander of the Mahdi army - reputedly at the head of the infamous Shia death squads terrorising Iraq. Bayn Jabr - was briefly the Interior Minister of Iraq, and replaced the ministry with predominantly Shia figures. It is said he was responsible for the Badr brigade in Iraq - an Iranian militant group formed to combat secularism. Several points I'd like to make: Firstly, we are ostensibly fighting Islamic fundamentalism around the world (the very same Islamic fundamentalism to which the Taliban in Afghanistan prescribed and in who's name 9/11 was committed). Many of the Iraqi government's key figures, as demonstrated above, are members of various Islamic fundamentalist organizations. It is safe to say that the majority of these fundamentalist organizations are of Iranian origin and propped up by the Iranian infrastructure. We are ostensibly not happy with Iran...for the record. The Mahdi army of Muqtada al-Sadr has led attacks upon coalition troops and its leader has been villified in international media. There are, however, key Iraqi ministers that are Sadrists themselves. The rise in Sectarian violence is not something I feel the need to highlight statistically myself, but I feel safe in saying that violence is increasing exponentially. Indeed, last July alone the figures for civillian deaths were 50% of what they had been in the previous year's statistics, and there have been several reports indicating that Sunni insurgents and Shiite militias are effectively waging war, and morseo that Shia militias have infilitrated the Iraqi security forces and are running "DEATH SQUADS (http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3779520522528394… in Iraq against the Sunni population. I propose then - how can we possibly have crusaded for political motives and the removal of Saddam Hussein when the Iraqi government is being run by Iranian infiltrators? And how can we have crusaded for the Iraqi people if we've allowed such figures as Bayn Jabr into the interim government, and have indeed sacked Western delegates who've complained about his activities? OUR Iraq war was over years ago - when we'd secured our territories and the contractions for its reconstruction and Oil.
2. steppman2Salvaged from archive4 Jan 2007, 20:33
   Seriously though, what the hell? 1 : There weren't enough Iraq threads? 2 : This should obviously be in the fight room. 3 : You're evil! :?
3. Clouds in the SkySalvaged from archive4 Jan 2007, 21:41
   I personally believe that Snuff raises interesting points and questions with his post...
4. DandruffBGoneSalvaged from archive4 Jan 2007, 21:43
   This reminds me......where is Scooterkiss?
5. jabaSalvaged from archive4 Jan 2007, 21:50
   This reminds me......where is Scooterkiss?A bullet ricocheted off a post and hit him in the leg - he had to call the ambulance after taking his catsuit and all his make-up off! He was still clutching his bottle of Vodka when he got to the hospital lol. :mrgreen:
6. DandruffBGoneSalvaged from archive4 Jan 2007, 22:00
   This reminds me......where is Scooterkiss?A bullet ricocheted off a post and hit him in the leg - he had to call the ambulance after taking his catsuit and all his make-up off! He was still clutching his bottle of Vodka when he got to the hospital lol. :mrgreen: Ah! Good times in the back yard with Scooterkiss! :D
7. steppman2Salvaged from archive4 Jan 2007, 23:37
   I personally believe that Snuff raises interesting points and questions with his post... I'm still tired from the last Iraq thread...and drunk! :?

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