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    A deputy calls on Sadr to hold accountable those who published a song in which he tried to offend Ma

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    A deputy calls on Sadr to hold accountable those who published a song in which he tried to offend Ma Empty A deputy calls on Sadr to hold accountable those who published a song in which he tried to offend Ma

    Post by Rocky Sat 08 Jun 2019, 1:45 am

    [size=35][size=35]A deputy calls on Sadr to hold accountable those who published a song in which he tried to offend Maliki[/size]
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    [size=18]MP Alia Nassif, called on Saturday, the leader of the Sadrist movement Moqtada al-Sadr to hold accountable those who published a song they tried to abuse Nuri al-Maliki, indicating that this song is very absurd.


    Nassif said in a statement received by Alsumaria News, "Some moralists produced a very silly song full of insults directed at the leader of the coalition of state law, Nuri al-Maliki, and unfortunately also that the person who wrote this song also hurt the children of the Sadrists by suggesting that they were in "They use cars called duck and kidnap people and put them in their back boxes," she said, noting that "the failed choir boasts these things."






    "We are not against a party or a party, but we respect all who serve Iraq and contribute to the consolidation of security and stability and the provision of services for all, but we regret the situation of some who record songs full of incitement and insults," she said. "Where are we from progress in the most basic countries in the region? When do we develop and live as the rest of the people live? When do we develop ourselves and improve our thinking and self-education, when do we feel that we have made one step forward? " 

    "We do not just want to hold accountable those who carried out this act, but we hope that all the songs containing insults, threats and demonstrations of force, weapons and others will be banned," Nassif said. "We are focused on the current stage To spread awareness among the masses and educate ordinary people and make them realize that the world around them is quite different. "


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