Dizer
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I've said this before, you dumb shit, the real power is centered around the PM, not the deputy PM, not the Pres, or the Parliamentary speaker.
Most Sunni political leaders have been sidelined by Maliki, as he has tried to bring up trumpted up charges against many of them, including the former vice pres.
Most of the ministries, including the defence ministry, report directly to Maliki. All of the Iraqi field commanders report directly to Maliki. Up until recently, he continued to consolidate and monopolize power under his umbrella.
Why do you think the Sunnis are pissed off at Maliki, but not other Shia? Why do you think the Sunni leaders have protested for a long time? Hell, even Omar al-Sadr, and Iraq's top shia clergy has pretty much shunned Maliki.
and you want to talk to me about Sunnis not being sidelined, and Shia supporting Maliki?
When you start using your brain, maybe then I'll take you seriously.
Why is a pakistani terrorist so indulged in Iraqi politics in the first place... what makes you so obliged to stick your nose and beard where it don't belong, and so enthusiastically driven to fend for the rights of the poor Iraqis in politics, so butthurt from Maliki ?
I'm no Maliki supporter, but godamn I hate it when foreigners are so arrogantly mislead, with sheer stubbornness.
Maliki still has his *** stuck to the seat. But did he sideline the sunnis in the government, or in the army... no he didn't.
Sectarian propaganda reiterated by complete morons, with some sort of obligation as if they are being oppressed by Maliki himself.
No shi* the ministers report back to Maliki, they were appointed by him you genius, he is the PRIME MINISTER after all.
You really are arguing for the sake of terrorists, not a sect of Iraq. Maliki marginalised terror supporting politicians and here a Pakistani is crying his guts out.
#Fightfortherightsofterrorists.
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