The comments by Mouwaffak al-Rubaie were the strongest yet by an Iraqi official about the deal now under negotiation with U.S. officials. They came a day after Iraq's prime minister first said publicly that he expects the pending troop deal with the United States to have some type of timetable for withdrawal.
President Bush has said he opposes a timetable. The White House said Monday it did not believe Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki was proposing a rigid timeline for U.S. troop withdrawals.
U.S. officials had no immediate comment Tuesday on al-Rubaie's statement.
We weren't invited--we were "pop-in" guests. Yet we insist on staying until we think it's time for us to leave.
It's the Iraqi's home, not ours.
Nobody likes a squatter. Especially when they trash the place and kill the family.
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Well the fact that the Iraqi people don't seem to be capable of running their own country seems to be fairly obvious to me. First, they elect Obama Bin Laden to attack us on 9-11 and then invade Afghanstania with their Al-Quedas. Oh and then they are all like, "Well if you are gonna invade us then we will just go all sucidical on you!"
Is it any wonder that we have to preoccupy their country so we can punish them for not giving us all the oil to begin with??? Just think about it!!! I mean Alan Greenspan figured it out and he's really old!!! Really old!!!
They don't even need the oil because they car bombed all the cars and now don't have cars. Okay well maybe a few but you get my point.
Try getting your facts straight!!!
TBLMISBT
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