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    Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr's political supporters joined their rivals in denouncing the U.S. Senate's measure. "This project is the strategic option for the American administration in its failure to igniting a sectarian war inside Iraq" said Nasr Rubaie, leader of the al-Sadrist bloc in parliament "They started to search for a replacement, which is to divide Iraqi." Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
    This project is the strategic option for the American administration in its failure to igniting a sectarian war inside Iraq
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 26 months ago
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Iraqi politicians blast vote in U.S. Senate on partition / Shiite and Sunni Arab blocs united by fear of intervention
  1. They started to search for a replacement, which is to divide Iraqi.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 26 months ago
  2. and shows the Congress as if it were planning for a long-term occupation by their country's troops.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 26 months ago
  3. It represents a dangerous precedent to establishing the nature of the relationship between Iraq and the U.S.A.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 26 months ago
  4. In Iraq and the Arab world, the word partition is an anathema associated with the worst aspects of imperialist policy
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 26 months ago
  5. The Congress adopted this proposal based on an incorrect reading and unrealistic estimations of the history, present and future of Iraq
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 26 months ago
  6. Our goal in Iraq remains the same: a united, democratic, federal Iraq that can govern, defend and sustain itself
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 26 months ago
  7. We refuse the resolutions which decide Iraq's destiny from outside Iraq. This is a dangerous partitioning based on sectarianism and ethnicity
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 26 months ago

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