Uh oh. Is another American puppet trying to cut his strings?
Iraq's prime minister said Friday that talks with the U.S. on a long-term security agreement between the two nations have reached a dead end, saying the U.S. proposals "violate Iraqi sovereignty."
Nouri al-Maliki said the talks slumped because each side refused the other's demands. The initial framework agreed upon was to have been an accord "between two completely sovereign states, al-Maliki said. The U.S. demands "violate Iraqi sovereignty. At the end, we reached a dead end," he said.
The prime minister, who spoke to reporters during a visit to neighboring Jordan, said of the American demands that "this is not acceptable."
I'm sure there are a few agents at Langley right this moment figuring out how to assassinate this guy. What hubris? To think that he should have control over foreign troops in his country!
Here's a YouTube clip of Nouri al-Maliki's announcement.
5 comments:
The word 'unraveling' comes to mind....
All I can say is that the prime minister better have some trustworthy bodyguards and cooks.
Indeed. It's amazing just how many crazed lone gunmen there are in the world.... [grin]
I suggest that the Iraqi leader stay away from any grassy knolls.... [laughs]
It's our Empire, hands off!
Bow to your liberators!
All are equal in the Empire but of course, some are more equal than others.
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