The audacity exhibited by American politicians to even dare criticize other governments when those governments don't quite meet American Standards is overly disingenuous to say the least. Case in point? The birthing of a Democracy-like government in Iraq. How can our Leftinistra even begin to honestly criticize the government of Iraq for not being quick enough to restore order in that country when our own Leftinistra spend most of their time, hopefully inadvertently, supporting and emboldening our enemies in Iraq?
How long is it going to take to fix our Social Security issues that our CONgress has been working on for how many years now? That is merely one example and there are many.
BAGHDAD - Iraq's Prime Minister Nouri al-al-Maliki lashed out on Sunday at U.S. Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton who had called for him to be replaced.
In a sign of increased tension between him and Washington, al-Maliki also criticized the U.S. military for killing civilians.
"There are American officials who consider Iraq as if it were one of their villages, for example Hillary Clinton and Carl Levin," al-Maliki told a news conference.
"This is severe interference in our domestic affairs. Carl Levin and Hillary Clinton are from the Democratic Party and they must demonstrate democracy," he said. "I ask them to come to their senses and to talk in a respectful way about Iraq."
Clinton, a leading candidate to succeed George W. Bush as president, joined Levin, the head of the Senate's Armed Services Committee, in calling last week for Iraq's parliament to replace al-Maliki for failing to reconcile warring sects.
Hillary? It "IS" "Rather" difficult to "reconcile warring sects" when YOU and YOUR ilk work your hardest at NOT supporting the efforts. In case you haven't noticed, Hillary, et al, those SAME "warring sects" have united with American and Iraqi forces. Where have you been? Chasing cigars?
"I share Senator Levin's hope that the Iraqi parliament will replace Prime Minister Maliki with a less divisive and more unifying figure when it returns in a few weeks," Sen Clinton said in a statement on 22 August.
But the Iraqi prime minister hit back during a news conference in Baghdad, saying: "Leaders like Hillary Clinton and Carl Levin have not experienced in their political lives the kind of differences we have in Iraq.
That is called a Maliki Slap and good for him.
Do any of the Leftinistra have the guts, the moral fortitude, the moral courage to recognize just how long Maliki has been "in power"? Any takers? One year? Two years? Three? Four? Five? How many years has Maliki been in charge of the government of Iraq?
The uninitiated won't know the answer to that one.related: Wake the hell up
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