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[Dinar Daddy's Tidbits] * Constitution of the Republic of Iraq | Dinar Daddy's Tidbits: Recognition of our right upon us, and to meet the call of our homeland and our citizens, and in response to the call of our religious and national and the insistence of our great and our leaders and our politicians, and the center of international support from our friends and those who love us, marched for the first time in our history to the polls in the millions, men and women, young and old in the thirtieth of January of two thousand and five AD, remembering the pains of sectarian oppression by the autocratic clique and inspired by the tragedies of Iraq’s martyrs Shiites and Sunnis, Arabs and Kurds and Turkmen, and components of the people all of them, and inspired by the injustice against the holy cities and the South in the popular uprising, and Mktwein Bzy Cjn mass graves, the marshes, Dujail and others, recalling the Passion of the national oppression in the massacres of Halabja, Barzan, Anfal and against the Kurds Faili, and Mstrdjain tragedies of the Turkmen in Bashir and the suffering of the people of the western region, like other areas of Iraq from the liquidation of its leaders, symbols and elderly and the displacement of competencies and drying cultural and intellectual wells, so we sought hand in hand and shoulder to shoulder to create our new Iraq, Iraq of the future, free from sectarianism, racism, and node regional, or discrimination, and exclusion.

[aliraqi Community] Reclaiming the Mosul Vilayet: Turkey's economic, cultural and ...: The Turks expressed their concerns over the fate of Kirkuk, fearing that if the Kurds annexed Kirkuk into their autonomous region they would eventually want to carve out an independent Kurdish state. As a result, the Turks launched a two-day symposium titled ‘Kirkuk 2007,’ which ended in the Turkish capital Ankara with a final declaration calling for ‘the suspension of the referendum (Article 140 of the Iraqi constitution) until the Iraqi constitution is reviewed.’ The irony was that members of all segments of society were called upon to participate in the conference (Iraqi Sunni, Shi’ite, Turkmen, Assyrians, etc) except for Kurds, who have always made up the majority of the population in Kirkuk.

[KURDISTAN COMMENTARY] Reclaiming the Mosul Vilayet: Turkey's economic, cultural and ...: The Turks expressed their concerns over the fate of Kirkuk, fearing that if the Kurds annexed Kirkuk into their autonomous region they would eventually want to carve out an independent Kurdish state. As a result, the Turks launched a two-day symposium titled ”˜Kirkuk 2007,’ which ended in the Turkish capital Ankara with a final declaration calling for ”˜the suspension of the referendum (Article 140 of the Iraqi constitution) until the Iraqi constitution is reviewed.’ The irony was that members of all segments of society were called upon to participate in the conference (Iraqi Sunni, Shi’ite, Turkmen, Assyrians, etc) except for Kurds, who have always made up the majority of the population in Kirkuk.

[aliraqi Community] Iraq's Last Patriot (Article about Allawi[!]) - aliraqi Community: He has an opportunistic side but comes across as more sincere the longer you are with him, and it is hard to question his desire for that older, imagined Iraq where, as he put it, “an Iraqi can be a Christian, can be a Muslim, can be a Sunni, can be a Kurd, can be a Turkoman, but this guy still remains an Iraqi.” Maysoon al-Damluji, a candidate from Allawi’s list, who hails from another aristocratic family, told me that Allawi was “a civilized gentleman”: “He doesn’t have a sectarian hair on him.” For her and others — and Allawi himself — he was the best hope to, as his party put it, overturn a situation “based on sectarian quotas” that “lacks belief in real participation.”

[Dissident Voice] Turmoil in Tunisia | Dissident Voice: The people of Tunisia can’t help it that their desire to throw off oppression coincides with an Israeli desire to install a completely cooperative regime. The Tunisians are fully within their rights to overthrow these tyrannies, as are the Sudanese and the Algerians, and they don’t need any permission from us fence sitters.

[Daily News Online] The Collapse of the Mubarak Regime and the Re-birth of Egypt ...: Egypt , Algeria , Tunisia , Libya , Sudan , Arabia , Yemen , Syria , Palestine , Iraq , Turkey , Ottoman Empire , Iran , Islam , Jordan , Lebanon , Israel , France , England , USA , colonialism , Sadat , Mubarak , Naser , pan Arabism , Copts , Christianity , Africa

[aliraqi Community] rare kurds that oppose a kurdish state - aliraqi Community: Originally Posted by iraq_foeva_proud View Post. yeah, i feel the same way about the turkmen, they deserve theyre own state, oh and the assyrians too. ... i blame it on democracy. those oppressed kurds in syria/iran/turkey wouldnt dare talk about separation, but in iraq, no we have freedom. ...

[Eclectic Thoughts] Let It Cut Both Ways: US Foreign Aid and State-Sponsored Terrorism ...: Questions like,”hmmmm, let’s see, we have over one trillion dollar deficit, yet we give several billion dollars to Egypt, several billion dollars to Israel, several billion dollars to Pakistan, hundreds of millions of dollars to ”¦then, how do we even afford giving these billions of dollars every year?!” Or, “I don’t understand, nearly fifty percent of our people struggle to obtain healthcare, our veterans can’t get needed medical assistance, many are finding it harder and harder to put aside college funds for their kids, the conditions of our schools are worsening”¦and we are giving billions of dollars to nations like Israel, Jordan, Pakistan, Georgia, Turkmenistan?!

[KURDISTAN COMMENTARY] Reclaiming the Mosul Vilayet: Turkey's economic, cultural and ...: Turkey’s role in Kirkuk and its influence on the decisions of political issues in the city were explained earlier, but what is also worth noting is that in 2003, the previous Minister of Foreign Affairs, YaÅŸar Yakış stated that Turkey wants a representative of its own in the Iraqi government that will be established after the fall of Saddam Hussein. ”˜Because we know the people involved better than anyone and we can stop the Americans from making mistakes,’ Yakış explained.

[Zoester1's Blog] Fw: Re: (The People-People`s Intimacy with The language People and ...: “And at that time shall Michael stand up, the great prince which standeth for the children of thy people: and there shall be a time of trouble, such as never was since there was a nation even to that same time: and at that time thy people shall be delivered, every one that shall be found written in the book.”Will “The Michael” prophesied by the Abbot of Scone come forward (stand up) as the lineal descendant of Jesus Christ, impersonating Michael the Archangel and defeating “Christianity’s Christ,”

[Locust blog] The Bolsheviks and Islam: On the day of the London bombings in July 2005, Blair’s foreign secretary Jack Straw set the tone for a renewed onslaught, crudely dismissing any connection with Iraq. Solidarity with Muslims in the anti-war movement has been pilloried by the right’s most effective allies””critics with left-liberal credentials.1 The response to the racist cartoon published in European newspapers has highlighted the extent of Islamophobia in so called liberal circles””and confusion on the left.

[blog.Tribulationperiod.com] It Takes an Iron Fisted Ruler to Govern Wild Men!: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Turkey, Libya, and Sudan will be more involved in the strategic and logistical positional support than in actual combat. However, after quick successes against Israel and Egypt, all the other Islamic nations will immediately jump on his bandwagon, and suddenly all the aspirations of Mohammed, and the Biblical prophecies of a final evil empire, will be fulfilled.

[Driwancybermuseum's Blog] The Iraq Collections Exhibition | Driwancybermuseum's Blog: In the mid-6th century the Persian Empire under the Sassanid dynasty was divided by Khosrow I into four quarters, of which the western one, called Khvārvarān, included most of modern Iraq, and subdivided to provinces of Mishān, Asuristān, Ä€diābene and Lower Media. The term Iraq is widely used in the medieval Arabic sources for the area in the centre and south of the modern republic as a geographic rather than a political term, implying no greater precision of boundaries than the term “Mesopotamia”

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