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"The U.S. has reportedly told senior Iraqi officials that Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki must step down if it is to intervene militarily to roll back the advance of Sunni insurgents"

According to this report, the iraqi officials are saying he will not!

That report adds that the gulf allies are backing the US for maliki to resign

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Somali pm meets the EU financiers in nairobi

I have said this long time ago but I thought it was going to take place in europe.

It looks like puntland is missing farole

Sources are saying that abdi wali gaas is not in full control of his cabinet.

The American's spent five years slaughtering the sunni during their occupation.
Now they're swapping sides and will spend the next few years supporting the ISIS.

This is a well defined strategy to keep Iraq/MEast in turmoil.
ps everyone knows the Saudi's/Turks/Israelis etc are behind these terrorist groups.

The Hassan Sheikh regime will not gain control of the EU billions.
The post Hassan Govt will have a good chance if it is inclusive.

Shia 65% sunnis 15% minority they should be speaker n shia PM kurds should be president

original dervish wrote:The American's spent five years slaughtering the sunni during their occupation.
Now they're swapping sides and will spend the next few years supporting the ISIS.

This is a well defined strategy to keep Iraq/MEast in turmoil.
ps everyone knows the Saudi's/Turks/Israelis etc are behind these terrorist groups.

The Hassan Sheikh regime will not gain control of the EU billions.
The post Hassan Govt will have a good chance if it is inclusive.

maliki has close ties with hispullah, tahran and damascuss.

Maybe they want to change him bc he sends his troops to other countries!

The other reason is that the gulf countries want to finish the syrian camp(syria, iraq, algeria, falastin) so maybe they put pressure on the US.

Sahal what do you mean gaas is not in control of puntland ? Will he run for president in 2016

Sxb.....the Gulf countries cannot put any pressure on the US....they are dependent on US/Israeli support for their continued survival.
It would be like saying....Hassan Sheikh can put pressure on Ethiopia/Kenya/Uganda.

The United States, leader of the western democracy world, and the police man of the world is between a rock and a hard place. They must support al Maliki and Shia camp to continue their strategy of the Iraqi war.
The Sunni camp spear headed by Saudi Arabia is against this, second biggest ally of Saudi Arabia, after Israel. So the US need to come in terms with Saudi Arabia and Israel, and by this they cannot send US soldiers to iraq except couple of hundred military advisors for Maliki regime, support it by Iran. Maybe some air support. This is the likely the way things will go.

original dervish wrote:Sxb.....the Gulf countries cannot put any pressure on the US....they are dependent on US/Israeli support for their continued survival.
It would be like saying....Hassan Sheikh can put pressure on Ethiopia/Kenya/Uganda.

No sxb, they do pressure on the west, diplomatically because of their heavy weight influence

Who has brought siizi? It was them

Iraq is just like syria and iran, under bosh maliki was different(bosh was planning to get rid of him though)

Obama has let him free but bc of losing the american military equipments he's now siding with saudi arabia

Even that american report says the gulf allies are againist him

See all these occusations between maliki and the saudis

s against maliki

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