Al-Ani: Abdul-Mahdi did not convince the public and Iraq ahead of a terrible failure (expanded)

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Al-Ani: Abdul-Mahdi did not convince the public and Iraq ahead of a terrible failure (expanded)

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[rtl]Release Date: 2019/7/28 23:41 • 36 times read[/rtl]

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 Deputy Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, Zafer al-Ani, said that Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi could not convince the public of his ability to implement the promises, while Iqbal Iraq declared a terrible failure.
"I admit that I am neutral on the hill since the representatives of the liberated provinces and the coalition of the decision to divide themselves on the coalition of reform and construction, even if it is true to continue and I think it jumped in the air," Al-Ani told the program of "forbidden from the show" Of the components jumped away from the ground and perhaps wanted to reproduce the failed Iraqi experience, which did not find solid foundations based on them. 
He added that "restricting weapons and holding corrupt, criminals and violators accountable is a duty of the state, but when the state does not fulfill its duty it will open the door for other countries to intervene." However, there is a problem in the behavior of some armed groups. Armed groups are approaching 10,000 citizens. "
Al-Ani said, "Iraq's capabilities are no longer in the hands of the Iraqis, but in the hands of the quasi-state and acts and positions turned into political gossip, the Central Bank acts as part of the system of the United States while the Ministry of Finance act contrary to the Central Bank and Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, acting contrary to them and there is more than a bilateral running the Iraqi state "He said. 
"The majority of countries believe that Iraq lacks the bulk of its sovereignty and the independence of its political decision," he said, adding that " . 
The Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations Parliamentary that "the reality of Iraq today bitter does not reflect its history and depth and wealth of material and community."
"We have not yet seen a clear response from the insurgents to hand over arms or serious practical measures by the state to block it, That "the government did not address the situation seriously, the international community will remain silent without interference to prevent torturers from harming civilians and the state." 
"The gradual failure of the state if the militants continue to carry arms, the Sudanese say we do not want to sweat Sudan, which is really harmful to Iraq." 
Al-Ani continued, "Speaker of the House of Representatives Mohammed Halboussi grabbed the flag and is worthy of this and vital and loyal and Lmah; but lacks the composition of the party," calling him to "form a solid block and not an electoral front."
"Khamis al-Khangar has taken away the confidence of the new partners in the construction coalition who were avoiding sitting next to him. His reputation was damaged when his Sunni audience saw the building and believed that he had made a mistake in his choice," he said, adding that "Sunnis now criticize the dagger, Damaged when allied with armed factions and construction. " 
"All the building parties have armed wings and their loyalties are not for the state, but for their parties and for political figures," he said. "Even if they gave up, Abdul Mahdi was issued a decision to integrate the crowd into the ranks of the armed forces." 
He added that "the leaders of the Sunni took a veto on a particular candidate, and there is a fierce struggle for the leadership of the Sunni center and therefore this stampede, even those who were his ally yesterday to increase his balance."
Al-Ani said, "Abdul Mahdi received a reasonable legacy in which the achievements and consolidation of state authority and law were reflected, unlike the former Prime Minister Haider Abadi, who received a heavy legacy, and assessment of Abdul Mahdi that he needs to make more ignorance and not care about political parties and risk his position and not to bet on Stay in office if the price of the current stumbling. " 
On the decision of the National Wisdom Movement to go to the opposition, al-Ani said: "The decision of the opposition is brave, an unprecedented model and Mr. Ammar al-Hakim has leadership in it, which is healthy to lead a man with a clear public balance and a large political opposition constructive influential better than leading the opposition party does not have a public balance." 
"In Iraq, there is a bad partisan phenomenon, and there is no partisan discipline, but the majority of the two parliaments are not loyal to their parties and lists."
On the agreement between Baghdad and Erbil on the delivery of oil, al-Ani said, "I think that the central government is the loser and should seek to implement a fair agreement between the parties and the removal of political purposes," noting that "the presence of Abdul Mahdi, a sword double-edged he can reach a final agreement with them according to his good relationship With the leaders of the region and another aspect that this relationship should not be at the expense of the central authority. 
He called on the government of the region to "resolve the issue of oil in its economic framework before it becomes an Arab [instigation], and they have to estimate the magnitude of the embarrassment borne by the federal government and political elites in front of its masses. The southern provinces feel the lack of cooperation in Baghdad with the region.
Al-Ani concluded by saying: "The problem in Iraq is the oldest and most complex and profound amendment of the law of local elections," wondering "what will change the political structure with the amendment?", Explaining that "the size of change in parliament more than 70% and most of the political blocs in the end became" "Stressing that" the need for Iraq to radical solutions much deeper than this subject, and if not solutions Iraqi, we will give way sooner rather than later to foreign interventions to correct the path. "


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