Posted on 03/22/2006 5:38:34 PM PST by fight_truth_decay
Prime minister has said that he will look for the needs of the people in putting his government program, and will take his voice from the voices of the Iraqis. He threatened that he will take revenge from terrorists, condemning killings and displacement events.This came in a meeting with the delegate of Congress yesterday in which he showed that his government will work to allow investments and rebuilding projects, and finding job opportunities for Iraqis to improve their living standers. He added that the government will emphasize on the concept of national unity government to apply constitution and make Iraq a state of law.He said that their will be a review for the 2005 experiment for every structure linked to the government in order to find qualified substitutes.
He praised the role of political and religious leaderships in calming sedition adding that "this is a work of gangs which work without a natural react but to use the media to leave the impression of fighting through sectarian conflict".
He revealed that investigation which took place with terrorist showed that there is a plot to start sedition in Iraq. Prime minister said also that the government trays hardly to improve the economical situation in all sides through reducing costs, increasing productivity and finding solutions for various economical problems.
(English version translation http://www.alsabaah.com/iframe.php?file=http://www.alsabaah.com/English.html)
An official invitation from Russia to Harith al-Dhari has been extended to the head of the Association of Muslim Scholars to visit Moscow and meet with officials in the Russian foreign ministry. This Association of Muslim Scholars is seen by some Iraqi as a nonofficial, extreme religious entity. Al-Dhari and his association had tried to impede the political process, opposed the first election and boycotted the second.
Another new development is the Russian ambassador's flight to Basra after being invited by the governor of the province who recently announced his refusal to sign any contracts with British firms on the way to boycott these firms and instead offer investment contracts to Russian firms.
Mohammed - Iraqthemodel further blogs: If I were the governor of that province I would be inviting and encouraging the rich countries to invest in my city and not countries whose people were living nearly a famine just a decade ago and whose technologies were proven backward.
I don't like the Russians; they are known for their corrupt deals and the smell of their firms' scandals during the 'oil for food' program still stinks till this day and I think this more than enough reason to put them at the bottom of the list.
The question here is; did third world countries remain behind because they connected their interests with Russia, or, did Russia remain behind because of its involvement with the bad side of the third world? Or, is it that losers naturally feel attracted to each other?
It is what happens when we pull out... The Russians and Chinese take over infrastructure development, and the Baathists return to power.
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