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    Chest: There is no difference between a Muslim or Iraqi civilians or between Sunni or Shiite

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    Post by Rocky Fri 26 Feb 2016, 4:02 am

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    The cleric Moqtada al-Sadr and Parliament Speaker Salim al-Jubouri at the headquarters of the political body, the center of Baghdad, on Sunday, (February 21, 2016).
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    Editor: BS, NS 26.2.2016 10:07 Number ofViews: 463 



     
    Long-Presse / Baghdad
    Confirmed the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, on Friday, the lack of differences between the Islamic and the Iraqi civil or between Sunni and Shiite, and among that everyone on this country, "which Qdmth AFCAC corrupt and authoritarian", he pointed out that "the Iraqi people want the reform of the government."
    Sadr said in a speech during his participation in a demonstration Tahrir Square, the center of Baghdad, which has thousands of supporters participated in support of his initiative to reform, and attended (range Press), that "there is no difference between Muslim Iraqis and the Iraqi civilian there is no difference between Shiite and Sunni," noting that "Everyone is interested in this wounded country which Qdmth AFCAC corrupt and Himth jaws of tyrants."
    He stressed the chest, on the need to "override the voice of Iraq without the other," Addressing the participants in the demonstration, that "have your voice heard to those behind the walls and take your strength and your summit and your voice and audible to those outside Iraq walls and the occupier and you hear all the world that the people want to reform the government."
    It is said that thousands of supporters of the Sadrist movement demonstrated, on Friday morning, in Tahrir Square in central Baghdad, in support of the initiative of the leader of the reformist trend, while the roads leading to the square witnessed intensive security measures to protect the demonstrators.
    The security source confirmed early on Wednesday (24 February 2016), the ministries of interior, defense and placed their troops on high alert in preparation for a demonstration to be organized by the Sadrists and the Friday prayers Saamha leader Moqtada al-Sadr in Tahrir Square, the center of Baghdad, on Friday, as pointed out that the security forces will cut off all the surrounding Tahrir Square and bridges leading to the green Zone roads.
    The cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, the face on Monday (22 February 2016), "Call Iatzareth despair" for each "jealous of a national" to crawl from all parts of Iraq and to participate in a demonstration Magdy Rady, in Tahrir Square in central Baghdad, on Friday, and warned "severe economic crisis and the crisis of poor security made in a day," as he emphasized that the aim of the demonstration is "all the corrupt and Daasha terrorism."
    As Sadrists announced on Tuesday (23 February 2016), the establishment of Friday prayers united to the demonstrators in Tahrir Square, central Baghdad, the Imamate leader Moqtada al-Sadr, on Friday (26 February), and called for the build-up of the demonstration by all available means, raise Iraqi national flag and slogans only, with the exception of the demonstration, "integrated" reference to the sincere efforts and national forces, prevent wear military uniforms in the demonstration, "absolutely."
    The cleric Moqtada al-Sadr arrived in the capital Baghdad from the holy city of Najaf, on Saturday (20 February 2016), as received chest, Sunday (21 February 2016), House Speaker Salim al-Jubouri at the headquarters of the political body of the Sadrist movement in Karrada district, central Baghdad, received, on Tuesday (23 February 2016), Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi in the threshold of Kadhimiya.
    And he presented the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, the 19 of February 2016, a list of independent Iraqi figures whose mission would be to form a committee to choose a new ministerial cabin, while warning that the political blocs not to accept this proposal will be followed by "other steps".
    It is noteworthy that the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr launched on Saturday, (13th February 2016), a project of reform in the country includes four files, while calling for the formation of a government of technocrats, "far from the ruling party and partisanship," headed by current Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi and "political team featuring politically and nationally independent and judge known Lakeadath, "and as he emphasized the need to nominate the names of heads of independent bodies and the leaders of military teams and army Chief of Staff to approved by the House of Representatives, threatened to" no confidence "from the Government Abadi, in the event of non-implementation of the project within 45 days.  

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