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The US occupation renders reconciliation impossible in Iraq

By Carsten Kofoed

Free Iraq Blog of Denmark, June 27, 2006

The “Prime Minister” in occupied Iraq, Nouri Al-Maliki, has put forward a “reconciliation plan” that will give amnesty to those, who have not committed any “terrorism”, and try to absorb certain armed resistance groups in the US-controlled political process. The Iraqi puppets of the US have made these desperate cries for “reconciliation” many times – without any result.

Al-Maliki is not talking on his own behalf, but on behalf of his protector and master, the US, which is facing big difficulties. While the coalition is suffering big losses and quickly shrinking – recently with the withdrawal of Italy and Japan – the armed resistance is being strengthened proportionally. It is hard to see why the Iraqi Resistance should give up its successful armed resistance struggle.

The occupation renders reconciliation impossible because it has divided the Iraqis into the few profiting from the occupation and the many suffering under it. A genuine reconciliation can only come with the liberation and the post-occupation justice facing traitors like Al-Maliki.

Frit Irak Blog, Free Iraq Blog of Denmark Hjemmeside/Website: http://fritirak.blogspot.com/

 E-mail: fritirakblog@yahoo.dk

Link: http://fritirak.blogspot.com/2006/06/occupation-renders-reconciliation.html 

 
Earth, a planet hungry for peace

 Apartheid Wall

   
The Israeli Land-Grab Apartheid Wall built inside the Palestinian territories, here separating Abu Dis from occupied East Jerusalem. (IPC, 7/4/04).

 

The Israeli apartheid (security) wall around Palestinian population centers in the West Bank, like a Python. (Alquds,10/25/03).

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