Will Maliki and Elements of the Shiite Parties be Arrested?
Published in Kitabat
(Iraq) on 6 June 2008
by Khudayr Taher (link to original)
(Iraq) on 6 June 2008
by Khudayr Taher (link to original)
Translated from
by Christopher Zeek.
Edited by .
The news, analysis, and the acceleration of events on the ground signify that an American attack on the Iranian Mullah regime has become a definite and an inevitable action through which to discipline Iran, which has become a destructive element in the region through its support for terrorism and claimed responsibility for killing Iraqis and American soldiers pursued through criminal clients from Al-Qaeda and other militias.
The question we must strongly reconsider is: Will the United States of America, in the event of an attack on Iran, decide to arrest Prime Minister Maliki and the Shiite parties' members, such as Abdul Aziz al-Hakim, Biyan Jabr Sulag, Jalal al-Sagheer, Hadi al-Amri, and other agents of Iran?
The answer to this question depends on the way America looks at the direction of the Shiite Parties. These parties, which belong fully to Iran and have their destinies determined by the Tehran Mullahs, are the ideological enemies of the secular-democratic American project in Iraq.
In light of this view, America will be entitled to make a proactive move to protect its army and its interests in Iraq. To make progress toward an Iraqi Government solution, arrest Prime Minister Maliki and other members of the Shiite Parties, and subsequently try them as criminals supporting Iran, which supports terrorism itself. Besides, the Shiite parties are themselves involved in committing terrorist crimes against Iraqis in Iraq.
Our great hope is that the system is crushed, that the mullahs rot, and that Iran’s agents are arrested in Iraq, ridding the Iraqi people from their filth and their crimes, burying them in the trash can of history forever, and the formation of a national secular government will lead Iraq to the light, reconstruction, and prosperity.
The question we must strongly reconsider is: Will the United States of America, in the event of an attack on Iran, decide to arrest Prime Minister Maliki and the Shiite parties' members, such as Abdul Aziz al-Hakim, Biyan Jabr Sulag, Jalal al-Sagheer, Hadi al-Amri, and other agents of Iran?
The answer to this question depends on the way America looks at the direction of the Shiite Parties. These parties, which belong fully to Iran and have their destinies determined by the Tehran Mullahs, are the ideological enemies of the secular-democratic American project in Iraq.
In light of this view, America will be entitled to make a proactive move to protect its army and its interests in Iraq. To make progress toward an Iraqi Government solution, arrest Prime Minister Maliki and other members of the Shiite Parties, and subsequently try them as criminals supporting Iran, which supports terrorism itself. Besides, the Shiite parties are themselves involved in committing terrorist crimes against Iraqis in Iraq.
Our great hope is that the system is crushed, that the mullahs rot, and that Iran’s agents are arrested in Iraq, ridding the Iraqi people from their filth and their crimes, burying them in the trash can of history forever, and the formation of a national secular government will lead Iraq to the light, reconstruction, and prosperity.
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