Saturday, December 14, 2019

Some Tweets from Mustafa Habib


  •  पिन केलेल्या ट्विट्स
    My Latest How are make historic culture changing of the country's long-held prejudices about women, southerners, provincial ne'er do wells and Internet-obsessed teenagers, & how it fight against local racism
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    . is TIME's 2019 Person of the Year
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    Iraq is unraveling at a rapid clip. The focus is on the protests & Tahrir. But the state itself is collapsing. Insightful piece by on the way the tribes are filling the vacuum in the south.
  •   यांनी पुन्हा ट्विट केले
    Meet one of the most outstanding Iraqi Journalists at our meet-up this Friday. His latest insights about the protest on ’s-Politicians-And-Iraq’s-Protesters-Grows.htm
  • 8) Advice for the protesters, approach to those who support you even if you have a historical hatred against them, formed negotiating committees just for one thing, amending election law. During these, stay in the streets, never go home, because it's the secret of your success.
  • 7) The protesters is inexperienced, under various pressures, pushing to reject everything even early elections, they think the political class will go easy, then Iraqis will rule themselves freely! Let us not forget that Iraq lacks sovereignty, foreign intervention on the doors
  • 6) For those who want to consider that the protests are a revolution against everything, tribalism & clergy, they are dreamers, they do not know that such a thing leads to chaos, historical examples in Iraq confirm that the big change leads to revenge & armed internal conflicts
  • 5) There is important thing about Sadr movment, it is the popular political movement that was born inside, they lived in Iraq before 2003 & suffered like Iraqis, while the rest of parties came from abroad after 2003, they remained strange & didn't understand people suffering
  • 4) Sadr is key player in the protests, on the day he order his followers to withdraw,the protests will back off in few days, the Sadr-protests alliance is necessary,he provide protection for them & his millions followers can make the difference by fill the streets with protesters
  • 3) The first man in Iraq, Ali , very supportive the protesters, but the protesters ignore that & criticize him & consider him part of the political crisis, The protesters don't realize their interest because they fell of suspicious foreign campaign against Sistani
  • 2) Iraq is tribal country, those who win them, will controls on situation, while the protests don't want the tribes to interfere, but rather criticize them.The political class has a long experience in winning the tribes. The tribes support the protests so far, but this may change
  • 1) Important facts about Iraq & 6 weeks of protests: Iraq is a tribal country has the highest voice in the country Muqtada Sadr plays big role in protests There is big momentum of the protesters with regrettable lack of experience Photo:Santa claus in
  •   यांनी पुन्हा ट्विट केले
    Interesting insights from on what comes next in , as the gulf between politicians and protesters continues to widen
  •   यांनी पुन्हा ट्विट केले
    What is happening in Iraq right now is pretty incredible. 100s of young Iraqis still protesting, still organising thier own community within the community. Last night militias shot and killed dozens of them. They ran, then they chanted, then they... sang.
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    When the high priest of the temple of the ancient Egyptian god, Amun, appeared in central recently, people were surprisingly pleased to see him.
  •   यांनी पुन्हा ट्विट केले
    As the distance between Iraqi protesters and Iraqi politicians continues to grow, worries about what comes next.
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    : 12 killed, including protesters and two police in central Baghdad as unknown assailants fire live rounds from cars. Electricity cut around Khilani Square. Protesters run to Tahrir Square and nearby mosques fearing for their lives.
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    What a picture!! 💕 By Tahrir square in
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    Ayatollah Sistani has an interesting position on the PM nomination this time. He is taking a step back, and refuses to green light or block anyone. In every Iraqi election since 2005, he has approved (or vetoed) nonimees during this process.
  • She came to in difficult & historic time.. As is the case in chaos, she got unfair distortion. But after her speech to , she slapped the carrying agenda, stood by the people. The now is the only neutral party in a country on the brink.
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    The Secretary General, a long-time friend and colleague of Dr. Fadhil J. Chalabi, led management and staff of the OPEC Secretariat in a tribute to this distinguished OPEC diplomat, renowned oil industry expert and icon of the oil industry.
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