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 Iraqi PM Demands RespectPosted on Oct 28, 2006
Iraq’s prime minister, Nouri Maliki, privately chastised the United States’ patronizing attitude regarding Iraqi sovereignty, saying he is not “America’s man in Iraq.”
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By glennjefferson, October 29, 2006 at 7:55 pm Link to this comment
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This really make the war on terror look good. This man has used us as fools. Just think, we have given them money and american lives and he doesn’t want the fighting to end because he wants americans to keep dying and the money to keep coming.Just think about it, 9 billions was reported lost, ask Maliki about it or pull out until it is returned.
Report thisBy alex, October 28, 2006 at 12:20 pm Link to this comment
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Maliki demanding respect from George W Bush is a little like Kermit the Frog demanding respect from Jim Henson.
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Report thisBy Quy Tran, October 28, 2006 at 11:28 am Link to this comment
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Be careful Mr. Maliki ! Do you remember Ngo Dinh Diem over 40 years ago ? There’re absolutely no “Allies” but “Lord” and “Servants or Mercenaries”. Never make your “Allies” mad.
Report thisBy BARBARA, October 28, 2006 at 9:01 am Link to this comment
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We aught to respect PM Malaki and withdraw from Iraq. It would benefit all of us. Our young people would not be dying by the hundreds in a ware that should never been started and Mr. Malaki can spend his time gaining the resepct of the various violent factions in his country. Hey, its a win win situation all the way around.
Report thisBy john cooney, October 28, 2006 at 8:50 am Link to this comment
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the U.S.A. is not in iraq to respect iraqis you are there to fight a war.america have you forgotten what happened in vietnam you fight to win or pull out
Report thisBy linda shelton, October 28, 2006 at 8:43 am Link to this comment
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patronizing is what bush does best, sorta like eddie haskell. maliki IS americas man in iraq whether he thinks so or not. otherwise he would not be P.M. just ask bush.
Report thisBy Fadel Abdallah, October 28, 2006 at 8:01 am Link to this comment
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Nouri Al-Maliki saying he is not Americas man in Iraq, might not be a strong enough statement to describe him. What about if we say he is the “American puppet!”
It seems that the fooled man started to believe Bush’s propaganda that they have now a democracy in Iraq. What a joke! The man who hijacked democracy and stole two elections in a traditionally democratic system was successful in bringing democracy to Iraq on top of tanks and under the cover of weapons of mass destruction! This is the end of commonsense!
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