Attorney-Maliki: Tuesday's session of the parliament next fall the rest of the masks

by **chouchou** Sat 28 Jun 2014, 5:14 am

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Attorney-Maliki: Tuesday's session of the parliament next fall the rest of the masks

by chouchou Sat 28 Jun 2014, 5:14 am

Saw a member of the House of Representatives for the coalition of state law, Abdul Salam al-Maliki, Wednesday, that the session of the parliament next Tuesday will fall the rest of the masks hiding behind Behind drew neighboring countries, stressing that all those who contributed to the deterioration of the situation and served suspicious foreign agendas will pay a heavy price

[ltr]Maliki said in a press statement to his press office, said that "the recent events and Matbatha of different positions spawned two teams first is a supporter of the Iraqi army and supportive to him all Maimlk of force and the second from left defends terrorist organizations and Daash all arrogance under justifications shameful, while we found limbs remained hesitant and did not reveal what they are in front of public opinion. "[/ltr]

[ltr]"The session of the parliament next Tuesday will fall the remaining of the masks and show the fact of wanting the best for Iraq and believes in the democratic process and those who want to destroy Iraq and shredded into small states are presented as a gift to the states Baracna greedy and wealth."[/ltr]

[ltr]He explained that "believes in Iraq and its constitution him to move to another way and respects the constitutional deadlines and the will of the Iraqi people," noting that "there is electoral benefits and there is a security situation and a great challenge requires everyone to stand united in order to form a strong government capable of reaching Iraq and its people to safety" .[/ltr]

[ltr]Maliki reiterated "the need to attend all the political blocs to Tuesday's session and the resolution of political differences within the parliament away from the history of empty in front of the media," warning of "the seriousness of the continuation of some of the parties to attitudes suspicious agendas of Foreign Affairs that brought Iraq to what it is now and that sooner or later will pay all of involving a high price. "[/ltr]

[ltr]And called the presidency the new parliament to hold its first session next Tuesday and will be chaired by MP for the coalition of Iraq older Mehdi al-Hafez.[/ltr]

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