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 Iraqi Interim Government - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Iraqi Interim Government was created by the United States and its coalition allies as a caretaker government to govern Iraq until the Iraqi Transitional Government was installed following the Iraqi National Assembly election conducted on January 30th, 2005.
The Iraqi Interim Government itself took the place of the Coalition Provisional Authority (and the Iraq Interim Governing Council) on June 28, 2004, and was replaced by the Iraqi Transitional Governmenton May 3, 2005.
Allawi was a former member of the Iraq Interim Governing Council and was chosen by the council to be the Interim Prime Minister of Iraq to govern the country beginning with the United States' handover of sovereignty (June 28, 2004) until national elections, scheduled for early 2005.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Iraq_interim_government   (1035 words)

  
 Hammorabi
The latest is the killing of more than 30 Iraqis in a centre for army recruitment in Telafar today by a suicidal thug.
He admitted that his government was involved in suppressing the Iraqi uprising against Saddam in 1991 and told that the USA did the same thing.
SF statement clearly indicated his government involvement in suppressing the Iraqi uprising in 1991 which was then brutally crushed by Saddam's systems.
hammorabi.blogspot.com   (1759 words)

  
 IRAQ THE MODEL
The Iraqi National Assembly took a very worrisome step by abolishing the value of Iraqis’ votes in the upcoming referendum through giving two different interpretations of the word “voter” in the law that will govern the referendum and decide whether the draft constitution is ratified or not.
It looks clear now that the export-the-crisis is still considered a valid policy for Iraqi politicians and that’s in my opinion why interior minister Bayan Jebor made his inflammatory statement against the Saudi foreign minister so that they shifted attention away from the Kurdish-Sheat conflict.
Liana who writes with the probably the best style and language among Iraqi bloggers usually writes about her personal life and a previous love story of her own but this time she's got a couple of posts talking about her first confrontation with the thugs of Saddam's regime.
iraqthemodel.blogspot.com   (5498 words)

  
 IRAQ THE MODEL
The majority of Americans and Iraqis grasp the nature of the threat as a result of their direct contact with the enemy and that needs to be shown to the others.
This may give the impression that Iraqis are apathetic to what’s happening in their country, which could be true for some of them as a result of decades of oppression and hopelessness, but when one remembers that Iraqis did demonstrate a lot in the last year, such presumptions indeed seems to fit only a minority.
This is mainly a result of the increased demand of the Iraqi market for these materials and this includes both, private business and the governmental plans for the general reconstruction of the state foundations and it's surprising that despite these high figures, people are still building.
iraqthemodel.blogspot.com /archives/2004_05_01_iraqthemodel_archive.html   (15296 words)

  
 DefenseLINK News: Despite Challenges, Iraqi Forces 'In the Fight'   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
Some Iraqis have paid for their freedom with their lives, Petraeus pointed out, noting that more than 700 Iraqi security force members have been killed since Jan.
But despite insurgent efforts to destabilize the Iraqi government, Petraeus wrote, six battalions of the new Iraqi Army and members of the Iraqi Intervention Force are now conducting anti-insurgent operations across the country.
In the months ahead, the Iraqi border force is expected to expand from 16,000 members today to 32,000, the general noted.
www.defenselink.mil /news/Sep2004/n09292004_2004092910.html   (543 words)

  
 Healing Iraq
Three symbolic coffins for the Iraqi police victims of bombings in Baghdad, Ba'quba, and Khan Bani Sa'ad were carried on cars ahead of the demonstrators representing a symbolic funeral for the victims of terrorism in Iraq.
Aziz Al-Yassiri of the Iraqi Democratic Congregation said that the demonstrations will convey a message from Iraqis to the whole world explaining that the Iraqi people regardless of religious, sectarian, tribal, and political differences are unanimously against terrorism, specifically terrorist acts that will serve to obstruct the rebuilding of Iraq and its transition to democracy.
Iraqis have been joking among themselves lately about GC members, and how only a handful of them are actually in Iraq, while the rest are back in their London apartments or too busy following their own personal agendas and making deals with huge corporations on the expense of Iraqis.
healingiraq.blogspot.com /archives/2003_11_01_healingiraq_archive.html   (15185 words)

  
 Iraq & Iraqi`s
An Iraqi solder died alone holding a trapped terrorist who was trying to explode a voting center.
But at the end they were all minority and no body should believe that Iraqis….all Iraqis don’t have a fair chance in new Iraq and those who didn’t take that chance till now they are not late they can tack their chance now or keep silent for ever.
I hope the people of Falluja would understand that the battle in their city is not against them; actually it’s for them and on behalf of them against those who took them as hostages and used them as shields.
iraq-iraqis.blogspot.com   (2412 words)

  
 Free Iraqi
Iraqi citizens in the south are generally conservative and they hold great respect for Sistani and that's why many of them voted for the Coalition List that includes many of these parties.
Iraqis voted in large numbers and I still think the percentage of voters compared to eligible voters was higher than 60% and I have explained why in a previous post.
Iraqis in general do not want to fight each other of course, but the interference of Iraq's neighbors who would support fanatics in each sect might well result in that if Iraq is left alone now or soon.
iraqilibe.blogspot.com   (6788 words)

  
 Healing Iraq
Iraqis do not wish for their country to be a "frontline on the war of terror", as Bush recently stated.
Iraqis do not wish for their country to be a battleground for reactionary bearded cavemen waging their holy wars.
Secular Iraqis have not yet recovered from their shock when a spokesman for Grand Ayatollah Sistani (the highest religious authority in the country) stated that the United Iraqi Coalition's list, which is comprised of major Shi'ite Islamic parties, has the "blessings and the support of his eminence".
healingiraq.blogspot.com   (9290 words)

  
 W. Thomas Smith Jr. on Iraq on National Review Online
Iraqi civilians, feeling less afraid than in previous months, are increasingly coming forward with solid information about the bad guys.
Though the Iraqi SWAT team is the only unit of its kind, other Iraqi special operations forces are being developed within the Iraqi National Guard and security forces.
Earlier this month, a battalion of Iraqi "police commandos," supported by the Army's 1st Infantry Division — the famous Big Red One — led the way at many points in the retaking of the city of Samarra, southeast of Tikrit in the northern point of the triangle.
www.nationalreview.com /smitht/smith200410120831.asp   (1570 words)

  
 Allawi shot prisoners in cold blood: witnesses - After Saddam - www.smh.com.au
They said that as many as five of the dead prisoners were Iraqis, two of whom came from Samarra, a volatile town to the north of the capital, where an attack by insurgents on the home of Mr Al-Naqib killed four of the Interior Minister's bodyguards on June 19.
One of the witnesses spoke of the distinctive appearance of four as "Wahabbi", the colloquial Iraqi term for the foreign fundamentalist insurgency fighters and their Iraqi followers.
Numerous groups are attempting to hinder what the interim Iraqi government is on the verge of achieving, and occasionally they spread outrageous accusations hoping they will be believed and thus harm the honourable reputation of those who sacrifice so much to protect this glorious country and its now free and respectable people.
www.smh.com.au /articles/2004/07/16/1089694568757.html?oneclick=true   (1951 words)

  
 Iraqi In America
The loss brings to 12 the number of Iraqis that Canon White has lost in his reconciliation work in Iraq, although these are the first connected to the church.
In Basra, up to 500 Iraqis, including policemen, marched through the streets, calling for the city police chief to be fired and for the "British terrorists" to be returned to Iraqi jurisdiction.
If this is true, then someone needs to tell the Iraqi government of the Iraqi people who died so far because of incidents like the ones mentioned in the article.
fayrouz.blogspot.com   (7917 words)

  
 Baghdad Burning
Iraqis are free in their adherence to their personal status according to their own religion, sect, belief and choice, and that will be organized by law.
The Iraqi security forces are so effective that a few weeks ago, they managed to kill a high-ranking police major in Falluja when he ran a red light, shooting him in the head as his car drove away.
Iraqis don’t believe it because it’s so obviously produced to support the American definition of the Iraqi, Sunni, Islamic fanatic that it is embarrassing.
riverbendblog.blogspot.com   (15996 words)

  
 Iraq
Iraqis began protesting almost immediately against the delay in self-rule and the absence of a timetable to end the U.S. occupation.
Former exile and Iraqi Government Council member Iyad Allawi became prime minister of the Iraqi interim government, and Ghazi al-Yawar, a Sunni Muslim, was chosen president.
The U.S. and Iraqi governments agreed that no firm timetable for the withdrawal of U.S. troops should be set, maintaining that this would simply encourage the insurgency.
www.infoplease.com /ipa/A0107644.html   (2588 words)

  
 Raed in the Middle
This is another chance for the US administration to admit the Iraqi-project failure, and it’s another chance for the weak and collapsing governing institutions in Iraq to re-start the entire political process, and change it from the current imposed and imported practice to a locally borne one.
When the US administration, along with their Iraqi employees, put the 15th of August as a dead line for writing the Iraqi constitution, they were supposed either to finish the constitution by that time (which is an impossible and unrealistic task), or to de-assemble the parliament and hold new general elections.
De-assembling the joke called the Iraqi “government” would be in the best of Iraq and Iraqis, and holding new general elections without occupation forces going around the streets is the best scenario Iraq can reach to for the time being.
raedinthemiddle.blogspot.com   (2982 words)

  
 THE MESOPOTAMIAN
The Wahabis committed many atrocities particularly against the Iraqi Shiaa, when hordes used to raid Najaf and other Shiaa holy cities frequently and murder thousands of pilgrims and residents, and that was long before any western powers appeared in the region.
I am not belittling the importance and usefulness of the many campaigns in the provinces; they are both necessary and effective, but without securing the ground after these operations and without securing the rear and the center (which is the Baghdad area), one is just wasting the fruits of victories.
Also the Iraqi and coalition forces have caught many and inflicted heavy damage on the terrorists.
messopotamian.blogspot.com   (2467 words)

  
 Iraqi American   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
I think the Iraqi government is well aware of what is going on and they are taking the fight to the enemy.
I am also wondering if the Iraqi government is true to their words about what they said yesterday that they will not negotiate with Muqtada, which means they will either crush him and his thugs or arrest them all.
I was listening to RadioSawa as well as other Iraqi news agencies and the majority of the people who were interviewed on the radio said the same thing and that is they want the death penalty for Saddam and his guys.
iraqi-dude.blogspot.com   (2360 words)

  
 www.IRAQ.net :: Iraq's up to the minute news   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
AP - U.S. and Iraqi forces stepped up security across the country Thursday and prepared to impose an overnight curfew to try to reduce insurgent attacks aimed at wrecking this weekend's constitutional referendum.
AP - Ousted Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein will likely face charges of premeditated murder, torture and forced expulsion and disappearances when he goes on trial next week for a 1982 massacre of Shiites, a court official said Thursday.
AFP - The United States welcomed a last-minute compromise on Iraq's constitution and predicted it would draw the war-torn country's minority Sunni population into the political process, while warning of violence ahead of a weekend vote on the charter.
www.iraq.net   (713 words)

  
 Iraq Dispatches
An Iraqi journalist writing under the name Sabah Ali (due to concerns of retribution from US/Iraqi governmental authorities) recently returned from the Al-Qa’im area of Iraq.
It is estimated that 90% of the residents have left their homes because of the violence and destruction of the siege, as well as to avoid home raids and snipers.
Yesterday Iraq’s Minister of Defense, Sadoun al-Dulaimi, announced that starting Saturday 40,000 Iraqi troops will seal Baghdad and begin to “hunt down insurgents and their weapons.” Baghdad will be divided into two main sections, east and west, and within each section there will be smaller areas of control.
dahrjamailiraq.com /weblog   (3074 words)

  
 Iraqi Bloggers Central
As I'm writing this post the Iraqi political parties, participants in the political process, have reached a compromise to comply with the Sunnis demands to review the constitution within four months after the elections of 15 December 2005.
Then those devious Iraqis asked him to drive a gasoline truck, and when he was halfway down the street they blew it up, causing him terrible injuries.
I was scanning through few of the hundreds or perhaps thousands of Iraqi blogs and I couldn’t believe the amazing skills that some of those young Iraqi writers have and how intelligent and daring are the opinions they are posting out there...
jarrarsupariver.blogspot.com   (7048 words)

  
 CIA - The World Factbook -- Iraq   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
Continued Iraqi noncompliance with UNSC resolutions over a period of 12 years resulted in the US-led invasion of Iraq in March 2003 and the ouster of the SADDAM Husayn regime.
Iraqis voted on 30 January 2005 to elect a 275-member Transitional National Assembly that will draft a permanent constitution and pave the way for new national elections at the end of 2005.
Although a comparatively small amount of capital plant was damaged during the hostilities, looting, insurgent attacks, and sabotage have undermined efforts to rebuild the economy.
www.cia.gov /cia/publications/factbook/geos/iz.html   (1735 words)

  
 U.S. Department of State: Iraq Country Information
Iraq's January 30, 2005 elections were a first step in a process toward a new Iraqi system of government.
Soon after the January elections, a Transitional National Assembly was seated, and an Iraqi Transitional Government cabinet created.
A draft constitution was submitted to the National Assembly in August 2005 and will be voted on by the Iraqi people in a referendum scheduled for October, 15, 2005.
www.state.gov /p/nea/ci/c3212.htm   (260 words)

  
 neurotic Iraqi wife
This blog is about me being an Iraqi wife whose husband chose to rebuild his country over building his new life with his new wife, ME!!!
I believe the Iraqis that are standing up for their country are hero's.
I am an Iraqi woman who absolutely adores her HUBBY, but HUBBY is too busy rebuilding the country.
neurotic-iraqi-wife.blogspot.com /2005/01/mark-of-my-freedom.html   (600 words)

  
 Iraq Blog Count
Most Iraqi netizens at that time seemed to be either sleeping, reading paper, fasting or feeling war weary, checking email while their generators had a spare moment or doing other things to sustain their real life existences.
Would just like to point out that the idea is a kind of independent initiative and does not represent all bloggers let alone all Iraqi bloggers, only those who wish to be arrested in solidarity with others who already have been are campaigning for arrest.
Which means two months from the end of August for everyone in Iraq, and every Iraqi out of Iraq, to read it and discuss before the referendum.
iraqblogcount.blogspot.com   (4953 words)

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