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	Iraqi National Accord - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Iraqi National Accord (INA) is an Iraqi political party headed by Iyad Allawi.
		With the rift between the United States and the Iraqi National Congress the INA's role was further enhanced and Allawi was declared Prime Minister of Iraq on 2004-05-28.
		INA membership consisted largely of military and security personnel who had defected from the Iraqi army under Saddam Hussein's rule.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Iraqi_National_Accord (394 words)

	[ The New Iraq ]
		The INA also calls for strong relations with Iraq's neighbors, the establishment of a vibrant civil society, and the drafting of a strong constitution that would protect the rights of all Iraqis.
		According to "Al-Sinnarah," Shabbut was sentenced to death in absentia for his antiregime activism, and only returned to Iraq following the fall of the Hussein regime.
		The group was primarily based in Iran from 1980, after Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein declared membership to the group as punishable by death.
	www.rferl.org /specials/IraqCrisis/specials-politicalgroups.asp (1502 words)

	Document: Charter of the Iraqi National Accord
		The Iraqi National Accord (I.N.A.) was established in 1990 to achieve a democratic pluralistic regime that respects human rights and lives peacefully with its citizens, neighbors and the whole world.
		(I.N.A) came as a natural result of a long political communication between some personalities of the same political opinion who were subjected in the past to the physical and intellectual terrorism Saddam inflicted on Iraqis.
		Supported by Iraqis inside and outside Iraq, some of those fugitives, united by a common goal, that is the removal of Saddam's regime, try to organize themselves in political groups.
	www.al-bab.com /arab/docs/iraq/ina02.htm (743 words)

	Iraqi political groupings and individuals
		Iraqi National Accord (INA, al-Wifaq): created in December 1990, on the initiative of Saudi Prince Turki ibn Faysal, with the support of the CIA, and Jordanian and British agencies.
		Iraqi National Alliance (al-Tahaluf al-Watani al-Iraqi): a reformist opposition grouping in Iraq that was tolerated under the Ba‘th regime, coming to prominence in Nov02, and with Ba‘thist and Nasirist participants.
		The INA in turn contacted MI6, and details were passed onto the CIA, whose operatives within UNSCOM helped coordinate the coup attempt: the Iraqi government became aware of the plot in advance, and 120 coup plotters were arrested (& mostly executed, including all 3 of Shahwani's sons) by the Iraqi regime.
	middleeastreference.org.uk /iraqiopposition.html (11453 words)

	Former Exile Is Selected As Interim Iraqi Leader (washingtonpost.com)
		Allawi's Iraqi National Accord is a longtime rival of the Iraqi National Congress, an exile group once favored by the Pentagon.
		The Iraqi National Accord enjoyed support from both the CIA and the State Department in efforts through the 1990s to overthrow Hussein.
		Iraqi secret police were sent to assassinate Allawi in London in 1978, bursting into his bedroom and hacking him with an ax.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A62691-2004May28_2.html (666 words)

	White House Planning Stalls for Post-War Democracy in Iraq
		The Iraqi National Accord is the same as the Baath party, just the name is different.”
		Iraqi opposition sources told the Sun the INA has been saying that the ideas presented in a State Department report on the future of democracy in Iraq, created under the tutelage of Iraqi intellectual Kanan Makiya, were “unrealistic.” That report calls for a transitional government to be created before full democratic elections in Iraq.
		In November 2002, the INA sent out a missive accusing Iraqi opposition leaders who were looking to broaden the size of a planned opposition conference — mainly INC sympathizers — of being in cahoots with Saddam and of trying to “sabotage” the meeting.
	daily.nysun.com /Repository/getmailfiles.asp?Style=OliveXLib:ArticleToMail&Type=text/html&Path=NYS/2003/01/27&ID=Ar00100 (830 words)

	The Iraqi National Conference Explained
		Iraqi National Accord: This group, headed by interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi, was founded in 1990.
		The parties that came out the big winners were: al-Daawa, the Supreme Council for Islamic Revolution in Iraq (SCIRI), the Iraqi National Accord (INA), the Kurdish Democratic Party (KDP), and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan.
		The Iraqi National Conference in Baghdad descended into a frenzy of bickering, backbiting, and feuding on Wednesday.
	www.motherjones.com /news/dailymojo/2004/08/08_526.html (1593 words)

	The Muslim News - Iraqi multifarious opposition
		The State Department and CIA are thought to favour the Iraqi National Accord, the Supreme Council of the Islamic Revolution in Iraq, the Kurdistan Democratic Party and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, referred to as ‘the group of four’.
		The co-ordinating committee includes representatives from the Iraqi National Congress (INC), the Supporters of the Constitutional Monarchy in Iraq, the Iraqi National Accord (INA), the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK), the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) and the Supreme Council of the Islamic Revolution in Iraq (SCIRI).
		When President Bush’s US ambassador-at-large for “Free Iraqis”, Zalmay Khalizad, said that Washington wants the Iraqi military to be part of the liberation, his words reinforced suspicions that the US is now hoping a military coup will force Saddam Hussein from power and the exiled opposition will be marginalised.
	www.muslimnews.co.uk /paper/index.php?article=1101 (1175 words)

	"The United States and the Iraqi National Congress" (April 2001)
		The Saudis were in fact pursuing a coup, in coordination with the CIA, through a group called the Iraqi National Accord (INA).
		In late March 1991, as Iraqi forces bore down on the briefly-liberated Kurdish territories, the panicked population fled to the international borders.
		He and other Iraqi officers would have been able to assume control of their areas and they were extremely disappointed when the INC operations stooped.
	www.meib.org /articles/0104_ir1.htm (4491 words)

	Iraqi PM's Offices Targeted As Baghdad Violence Explodes
		At around 9:00 am (0500 GMT) four mortar rounds hit near Allawi's political party, the Iraqi National Accord, and his residence, which are about 500 metres (yards) away from the heavily fortified Green Zone, officials and police said.
		"This is an attempt to resist the multinational forces and we believe it is largely done with the support of foreign agencies," declared Hussein al-Shabib, a coordinator for the Iraqi National Accord's political bureau.
		According to a copy of the text given to AFP, the premier can declare an emergency in "any area of Iraq where people face a threat to the lives of its citizen because of some people's permanent violent campaign to prevent the creation of a government that represents all Iraqis."
	www.rense.com /general54/bdh.htm (633 words)

	DXing.info :: The Future / al-Mustaqbal
		Politically al-Mustaqbal is affiliated with the Iraqi National Accord (INA), an opposition group of military and security officers who have defected from Iraq.
		INA was created by the British intelligence MI6, but has received extensive support from the CIA since the mid-1990's, after the United States shifted its support away from the Iraqi National Congress (INC) and placed its bets with the INA.
		According to a source in the INA, several hundred core supporters of the organization are already moving back to Iraq, where they once escaped from.
	www.dxing.info /profiles/clandestine_future.dx (1405 words)

	Iraqi National Accord
		However, Iraq's intelligence services were able to penetrate the INA's dissident operations and, in June 1996, Baghdad arrested 100 military officers linked to the INA and executed 30 others.
		The defection suggested to many in the region that Saddam's grip on power was weakening; King Husayn subsequently denounced Saddam and agreed to allow the INA to operate from Jordan.
		The INA's prospects for success appeared to brighten in August 1995 when Saddam's son- in-law Husayn Kamil al-Majid-architect of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction programs -defected to Jordan.
	webhome.idirect.com /~mullen/TG_INA.htm (157 words)

	Blair's 45-minute WMD claim refuted by Iraqi group that supplied the intelligence
		The pro-Western Iraqi National Accord (INA) has admitted that it supplied intelligence to Britain’s Labour government that became the basis for Prime Minister Tony Blair’s claim that Saddam Hussein could launch weapons of mass destruction (WMD) within 45 minutes, and it also admitted that the intelligence was false.
		The INA has longstanding connections to the CIA and MI6, and is led by Iyad Alawi, who is now a member of the Iraqi governing council in Baghdad.
		Iraqi colonel says he is source of 45-minute claim on Iraqi WMDs
	www.wsws.org /articles/2004/jan2004/wmd-j29.shtml (837 words)

	Iraqi National Congress - SourceWatch
		According to ABC, Rendon came up with the name for the Iraqi National Congress, an opposition coalition of 19 Iraqi and Kurdish organizations whose main tasks were to "gather information, distribute propaganda and recruit dissidents." ABC also reported that the INC received $12 million of covert CIA funding between 1992 and 1996.
		The intelligence community last month recommended the Iraqi National Congress' Information Collection Program continue at least until July 1 but has specific concerns after that date if the program is either continued or disbanded, according to government officials and documents.
		The Iraqi National Congress (INC) was created at the behest of the U.S. government for the purpose of fomenting the overthrow of Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein.
	www.sourcewatch.org /wiki.phtml?title=Iraqi_National_Congress (2679 words)

	Iraqi National Accord - SourceWatch
		The Iraqi National Accord (INA) (referred to in Arabic as the Wifaq) was, according to its charter, "established in 1990 to achieve a democratic pluralistic regime that respects human rights and lives peacefully with its citizens, neighbors and the whole world.
		Ayad Allawi was the Secretary General of the Iraqi National Accord.
		The INA suspended its membership of the Iraqi National Congress in July 2000." [2] (http://www.araborient.org/nextstep.htm)
	www.sourcewatch.org /index.php?title=Iraqi_National_Accord (283 words)

	Informed Comment
		The Iraqi National Accord has lodged a formal complaint with the Iraqi electoral commission against the use by the United Iraqi Alliance of the name and images of Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani in their campaign posters.
		Al-Hayat also says that the Iraqi electoral commission announced Thursday that Israelis of Iraqi heritage would not be allowed to vote in the January 30 elections "because we do not recognize Israel." It had been speculated that Israeli Iraqis might be able to vote at expatriate polling stations, presumably in nearby Jordan.
		The head of the Israeli association of Iraqi Jews, Mordechai Ben Porat, had anyway expressed doubt that any of the 240,000 Iraqi-Israelis--only 29% of which were born in Iraq-- were planning to go to Jordan to vote.
	www.juancole.com /2005/01/election-news-no-ayatollahs-no.html (488 words)

	CBSNews.com Who's Who Person
		The Iraqi National Accord is a London-based coalition, comprised mostly of ex-members of Saddam Hussein's Baath party and former military men.
		Its leader, Iyad Allawi, has been chosen by the Iraqi Governing Council to fill the most powerful role of prime minister in the interim government.
		The INA stresses secularism and counts Sunnis and Shiites among its members.
	www.cbsnews.com /elements/2003/04/15/iraq/whoswho549503_0_2_person.shtml (58 words)

	Priorities & Frivolities: Ayad Allawi
		Third, as the coordinator of the Iraqi National Accord, an exile group that rivaled the Iraqi National Congress, he represents a break from Ahmed Chalabi.
		The INA is best-known in Britain for passing on to MI6 a report from an Iraqi officer who made the now-infamous claim that Saddam could launch weapons of mass destruction within 45 minutes.
		He reportedly argued against the U.S. decision to disband the Iraqi army, a decision widely seen as a mistake in light of the violence that has permeated the country since.
	www.tagorda.com /archives/003359.php (598 words)

	Whiskey Bar: Iraqi National Discord
		According to forms filed with the Justice Department, Ayad Allawi, a member and former president of the Iraqi Governing Council, has begun an expensive lobbying and public relations effort to press U.S. officials to build a modern democratic government that builds on Iraq's existing foundations.
		Abbas Kadhim, an Iraqi Shi'a refugee who now teaches at Berkeley, quotes the memoirs another Iraqi opposition figure, the late Talib Shibib, as claiming Allawi began his career as Baathist assassin during the party's first, brief and extremely bloody period in power in 1963.
		Still, we have arrested and jailed thousands of innocent Iraqis for a year while Chalabi, though accused of providing classified info to a member of the axis of evil, is still walking around free in territory controlled by the US military.
	billmon.org /archives/001488.html (9583 words)

	Accord - With One Accord
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	accord.okeysearch.com (146 words)

	Ex-C.I.A. Aides Say Iraq Leader Helped Agency in 90's Attacks
		The Iraqi National Accord was made up of former senior Iraqi military and political leaders who had fled the country and were said to retain connections to colleagues inside the government.
		In 1996, Amneh al-Khadami, who described himself as the chief bomb maker for the Iraqi National Accord and as being based in Sulaimaniya, in northern Iraq, recorded a videotape in which he talked of the bombing campaign and complained that he was being shortchanged money and supplies.
		He "was highly regarded by those involved in Iraqi operations," Samuel R. Berger, who was national security adviser in the Clinton administration, said in an interview.
	www.commondreams.org /headlines04/0609-02.htm (1249 words)

	UNAMI: Iraqi Media Monitoring
		A member of the Iraqi National Guard was killed and three others were wounded when an explosive charge went off as their patrol was travelling north of Ba'qubah.
		Alyawar expressed his satisfaction over the return of UN represented by Special Representative of Secretary-General, adding, ``Iraqi People are looking forward to the role of the international organization that enables Iraq to rejoin to the international arena… in addition to its (UN) role the process of reconstruction, preparing and organization of elections and humanitarian aid''.
		Kurdistan and Iraq status quo, the political process and the Iraqi interim government's duties and a complete resolution for the Kirkuk issue were the main issues discussed between the KDP leader Massoud Barzani and a number of the US military commanders visiting him.
	www.globalsecurity.org /wmd/library/news/iraq/2004/09/imm-040907-unami.htm (3455 words)

	Austin Bay Blog » Iraqi National Unity Conference
		London, Asharq Al-Awsat : Rassim al Awadi, a leading member in the Iraqi National Accord, headed by former Iraqi Prime Minister, Iyad Allawi, announced a national unity conference to be held in Baghdad, at the end of September.
		As for foreign meddling in Iraqi affairs, al Awadi criticized Iraq’s neighbors for exporting terrorism and depriving a large section of the country from taking part in the parliamentary elections, thereby creating a non-representative National Assembly.
		A member of the National Assembly and the committee which drafted the constitution, al Awadi revelaed his party had reservations on the identity of Iraq and the federal structure in the center and south of the country and objected to the absence of any mention of women’s rights.
	austinbay.net /blog/?p=567 (576 words)

	U.S. Supports Planned Meeting of Iraqi Opposition Groups in Brussels, November 6, 2002
		The groups are the -- we've met with the leaders of the Constitutional Monarchist Movement, the Iraqi National Accord, the Iraqi National Congress, the Kurdistan Democratic Party, the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan and the Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq.
		But fundamentally, these issues need to be resolved among Iraqis and they need to come up with a system that can be broad-based and that can have a role for all the different people inside Iraq.
		QUESTION: The Iraqi American author Kanan Makiye sent an e-mail yesterday to senior State Department officials urging them to try to use their influence to call off the November 22nd Iraqi opposition conference in Brussels.
	www.usembassy.it /file2002_11/alia/a2110601.htm (547 words)

	British-educated Surgeon is New Iraqi Prime Minister
		Ayad Allawi, 58, the head of the Iraqi National Accord (INA), emerged as Iraq's surprise new leader after weeks of speculation and intrigue.
		The Iraqi resistance is likely to dismiss Dr Allawi as an American stooge and try to kill him.
		Earlier this year the INA said it had provided "in good faith" the raw intelligence from a single source that was used to support the claim that Saddam Hussein was able to deploy weapons of mass destruction within 45 minutes of the order.
	www.buzzle.com /editorials/5-28-2004-54798.asp (716 words)

	Why War? Interim Iraqi Government
		Iyad Allawi is the leader of the Iraqi National Accord, a group formed by Iraqi exiles, many former Baath Party members who had fled the country.
		"[Prime Minister] Iyad Allawi is the leader of the Iraqi National Accord, a group formed by Iraqi exiles, many former Baath Party members who had fled the country.
		Minister of Justice: Malik Dohan al-Hassan, a Sunni Muslim, president of the Iraqi Bar Association and head of the task force on compensation for victims of the former regime.
	www.why-war.com /news/read.php?id=4319&printme (840 words)

	Car bomb targeting Allawi kills three -
		No one senior from the Iraqi National Accord was hurt," the official, who demanded anonymity, said.
		The blast took place at 9:45 am (0645 GMT) in Baghdad’s western district of Harithiya that leads to the offices of Allawi’s Iraqi National Accord party.
		Rebels have intensified their attacks against political figures and Iraqi National Guardsmen ahead of the upcoming national elections, planned for January 30.
	www.aljazeera.com /me.asp?service_ID=6561 (603 words)

	NOW with Bill Moyers. Politics & Economy. Who's Who in the Iraqi Opposition PBS
		The Iraqi National Accord's membership is primarily made up of defectors from the Iraqi military and security services.
		Although both groups were members of the Iraqi National Congress, they fought bitterly in 1996 over control of Kurdish Iraq, the KDP even solicited assistance from the Iraqi army.
		The INA was founded in 1990 by an Iraqi Shia named Ayad Alawi and is headquartered in Jordan.
	www.pbs.org /now/politics/iraqiopposition.html (765 words)

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