NewsNewsForumWireIraqi Leader Lashes Back at U.S. By QASSIM ABDUL-ZAHRA
The Associated Press
August 26, 2007
Read all 13 comments » Iraq's beleaguered prime minister on Sunday lashed out at American critics who have called for his ouster, saying Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Carl Levin need to 'come to their senses.'
Nouri al-Maliki, who is fighting to hold his government together, issued a series of stinging ripostes against a variety of foreign officials who recently have spoken negatively about his leadership. But those directed at Democrats Clinton, of New York, and Levin, of Michigan, were most strident.
'There are American officials who consider Iraq as if it were one of their villages, for example Hillary Clinton and Carl Levin. They should come to their senses: Nouri al-Maliki said at a news conference. FROM THRU THE WALLS OF THE PADDED CELL!!! IN THE FIRST PLACE MALIKI WAS NOT LASHING BACK AT THE U.S. ( THIS IS ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF LIBERAL SPIN ON THE NEWS) HE WAS DIRECTING HIS REMARKS AT HILLARY CLINTON AND CARL lEVIN However as to these two "coming to their senses" the question is if this is possible due to their lack of any sense. In a more serous vein however the American people have more to fear than from our home grown terrorist,these two and others like them by their putting their political ambitions ahead of the interest of the American people not only frustrate our governments efforts to protect the American people and to build alliances with the other nations but their actions in my mind are treasonous. signed Zarc