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Geez, what did we have to do? Hit this guy over the head with a 40 oz. clue stick to make him realize he has a big, fucking problem on his hands?
Iraqi PM calls for crisis summit
Iraq's Prime Minister, Nouri Maliki, has called for a summit of the nation's main political factions in an attempt to break Iraq's political paralysis.
In recent weeks almost all Sunni members of the cabinet have quit. Others are boycotting meetings, leaving at least 17 cabinet seats empty.
Many of them have accused Mr Maliki of sidelining them.
A BBC correspondent says the crisis is worrying for the US, which wants to see progress before withdrawing troops.
"I have called the political leaders for a meeting to discuss the main issues in the political process. The first meeting may happen tomorrow or the day after tomorrow," Mr Maliki announced on Sunday.
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IT'S ABOUT FUCKING TIME ... LEADER OF IRAQ CALLS "EMERGENCY SUMMIT"
Geez, what did we have to do? Hit this guy over the head with a 40 oz. clue stick to make him realize he has a big, fucking problem on his hands?
Iraqi PM calls for crisis summit
Iraq's Prime Minister, Nouri Maliki, has called for a summit of the nation's main political factions in an attempt to break Iraq's political paralysis.
In recent weeks almost all Sunni members of the cabinet have quit. Others are boycotting meetings, leaving at least 17 cabinet seats empty.
Many of them have accused Mr Maliki of sidelining them.
A BBC correspondent says the crisis is worrying for the US, which wants to see progress before withdrawing troops.
"I have called the political leaders for a meeting to discuss the main issues in the political process. The first meeting may happen tomorrow or the day after tomorrow," Mr Maliki announced on Sunday.
- Maliki's Remarks On Iraq Withdrawal Were Misreported
What do you know? From the BBC and Hot Air: Barack Obama based his editorial on Iraq in large part on the assertion by Nouri al-Maliki wants timetables for American withdrawal. Unfortunately, as the BBC notes, Maliki didn’t actually say that — although...
- "we Care For Our People And Our Constitution And Can Find Friends Elsewhere"
Whatever you say, moron. DO IT. PLEEEEEEEEZE ! DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) - Iraq's prime minister lashed out at American criticism, saying Wednesday that no one has a right to put timetables on his elected government. Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki blamed...
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One of the contingencies involved in the Bush Aministrations decision to commit more troops to Iraq was that Iranian Prime Minister Maliki must lay down the gauntlet on the Mahdi army. I'm not too sure if this is what we were hoping for or not: BAGHDAD...
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