Nouri al-Maliki, Iraqi Prime Minister and member of the Islamic Dawa Party, the Iranian proxy group, which bombed a US embassy in the 1980's, has begged for the US to intervene. There has been a misconception about the new Iraqi Government being a puppet of the US. No, they're puppets of Iran.
The latest act Maliki is doing on behalf of Iran is to massacre and torture the Iranian dissidents in Camp Ashraf. Iran and their propagandists have claimed that the people in Ashraf are "terrorists" and pose a threat. But in reality, it's Iran that poses a threat. Why don't we see the people in Ashraf committing violence? Oh right. The MEK denounced violence back in 2001. And the people in Camp Ashraf handed their weapons over to the US-led coalition and agreed to accept refugee status under the 4th Geneva Convention. The MEK did not lift a finger against the US, even when America stupidly bombed them in the hope that Iran would leave us alone. Oh wait. Iran did not leave us alone. Instead, their thank you was placing roadside bombs in order to kill US troops. But the MEK never fought the US. They surrendered. They didn't lift a finger for Saddam Hussein. All they are are enemies of the Khomeinist regime in Tehran, which is a global threat to the Free World. It's ironic how the Iranian proxies in the Iraqi Government want the luxery of US troops fighting for them while their terrorist masters in Tehran kill them. It is truly disgusting. The Iraqi army, with all that US training, rather than fighting terror, act "bravely" against innocent Iranian refugees in Camp Ashraf, who dare to stand up to Khomeinist Fascism. Maliki begged for the US intervention on the grounds that it's needed to help combat Al Qaeda. While the US has said nothing about its commitments, Obama said, “Although Iraq's made significant progress in areas like oil production
and a range of other reforms that have taken place, unfortunately al
Quida has still been active and has grown more active recently. We had a lot of discussion about how
we can work together to push back against that terrorist organization.”
Al Qaeda is a threat. But so is Iran. Maliki said nothing about the threat Iran poses in Iraq. Why isn't he interested about the threat Iran poses to any hope of democracy in Iraq [as pessimistic as I am about dmeocracy in Iraq succeeding]. Face it. Maliki's forces are abunch of cowards. They can't even fight Al Qaeda terrorists [assuming Maliki is saying the truth when he begged for US intervention]; but they can commit massacre after massacre against Iranian dissidents in Ashraf, who are not lifting a finger. I already explained why I think the MEK is trying to protect democracy in Iraq. They have been nothing but cooperative and have warned about Iranian terrorism. Should Obama be supporting Maliki? I think not. But it goes to show how Maliki gets away with committing brutal terrorist atrocities against the people in Camp Ashraf [the world was too busy condemning Israel like usual and crying for Iranian nuclear scientists who helped Khomeinist Tehran to develop nukes for their Jihadist ambitions]. So Maliki and his Khomeinist masters in Tehran are therefore just as much terrorists as Al Qaeda are. That's the point. But this type of Islamist chutzpah never ceases to amaze me.
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