Saturday, January 06, 2007
Like He Can Afford to Snub Anyone
Touchy, touchy. Iraqi PM Nuri al-Maliki is steamed about all the criticism he's getting from other countries about they way he bungled the hanging of Saddam Hussein.
"We consider the execution of the dictator an internal affair that concerns only the Iraqi people," he said.
"We find that this conduct is inciting sedition and flagrant interference in the internal affairs of Iraq and abuses feelings of the families of the victims."
Maliki warns, "The Iraqi government could be obliged to review its relations with any state that fails to respect the wish of the Iraqi people."
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