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09-22-2011, 03:28 AM
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Zubaidi's "Still": reject the position of Kurds from the oil law and call on everyone to dialogue (http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ar&tl=en&u=http://www.mustakbal.net/index.php%3Foption%3Dcom_content%26view%3Darticle% 26id%3D4452:2011-09-21-11-41-31%26catid%3D2:2011-07-18-15-01-39%26Itemid%3D8)
Wednesday, September 21 / September 2011 11:40
Author: muhassad
However Zia Sharifi: stressed leader of the Islamic Iraqi Council and the representative of the mass citizen Bayan Jabr said the demands of the Kurds is not justified, stressing that the mass of citizens will stand against any demands and agreements serve the class at the expense of the other.
Zubaidi said to the correspondent of news agency the future (and with) the demands of the Kurds is ambiguous and unjustified because there is no legal justification it, especially in relation to oil and gas law, "noting that" the Constitution stipulates that the country's resources belong to everyone is not entitled to any party that has rates and larger shares of the other parties, "stressing that" the mass of citizens will stand against any attempts to get more gains out of what passed the Constitution and the law."
Zubaidi stressed "the need to end their differences through dialogue," noting that "some parties are trying to use leverage on the government for personal and partisan interests and zonal", referring to the rejection of those attempts." Ended up
Zubaidi's "Still": reject the position of Kurds from the oil law and call on everyone to dialogue (http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ar&tl=en&u=http://www.mustakbal.net/index.php%3Foption%3Dcom_content%26view%3Darticle% 26id%3D4452:2011-09-21-11-41-31%26catid%3D2:2011-07-18-15-01-39%26Itemid%3D8)
Wednesday, September 21 / September 2011 11:40
Author: muhassad
However Zia Sharifi: stressed leader of the Islamic Iraqi Council and the representative of the mass citizen Bayan Jabr said the demands of the Kurds is not justified, stressing that the mass of citizens will stand against any demands and agreements serve the class at the expense of the other.
Zubaidi said to the correspondent of news agency the future (and with) the demands of the Kurds is ambiguous and unjustified because there is no legal justification it, especially in relation to oil and gas law, "noting that" the Constitution stipulates that the country's resources belong to everyone is not entitled to any party that has rates and larger shares of the other parties, "stressing that" the mass of citizens will stand against any attempts to get more gains out of what passed the Constitution and the law."
Zubaidi stressed "the need to end their differences through dialogue," noting that "some parties are trying to use leverage on the government for personal and partisan interests and zonal", referring to the rejection of those attempts." Ended up