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27-06-04, 14:02
Allawi warns of poll delay due to violence
raq's interim prime minister has warned that increasing violence in the country could delay next year's national elections even as 23 civilians were killed in the latest bomb attacks in Hilla town.
Premier Iyad Allawi said the January 2005 elections may be delayed by two months if attacks continue and threaten the political process.
Allawi, along with his interior and defence ministers, have raised the idea of invoking emergency law in some areas to stem violence.
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/6B73D8BB-75A7-40D9-A0F7-5D32A6865842.htm
Kortom, des de langer het geweld aanhoudt, des de langer Allawi en zijn kliek aan de macht blijven, des de langer de opbrengst van de olie in de kas van Halliburton blijft vloeien, des de langer dat de huurlingenlegers betaald blijven. Ja het is wel duidelijk wie er achter het geweld in Iraq zit.
raq's interim prime minister has warned that increasing violence in the country could delay next year's national elections even as 23 civilians were killed in the latest bomb attacks in Hilla town.
Premier Iyad Allawi said the January 2005 elections may be delayed by two months if attacks continue and threaten the political process.
Allawi, along with his interior and defence ministers, have raised the idea of invoking emergency law in some areas to stem violence.
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/6B73D8BB-75A7-40D9-A0F7-5D32A6865842.htm
Kortom, des de langer het geweld aanhoudt, des de langer Allawi en zijn kliek aan de macht blijven, des de langer de opbrengst van de olie in de kas van Halliburton blijft vloeien, des de langer dat de huurlingenlegers betaald blijven. Ja het is wel duidelijk wie er achter het geweld in Iraq zit.