For details, see this fine report by Musings on Iraq.
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Saturday, June 11, 2011
Now Maliki Fails The Iraqi People
For details, see this fine report by Musings on Iraq.
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Hello Conventrian. My answer is unchanged.
Off topic, I wondered if you might be able to help me - I can't figure out who is sitting next to Gordon Brown in this picture. I want to say it's a young Barry Sheerman, but the mouth looks wrong.
http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/46155000/jpg/_46155076_-24.jpg
Gregg : It is Nigel Griffiths, MP Edinburgh 1987-2010.
Ah - thanks very much, Harry.
http://iraqiletter.blogspot.com/
IRAQI LETTER is a blog dedicated to news reports and viewpoints of Iraqi democrats and Left activists. It endeavours to cover important events and relevant activities of Iraqi democratic groups inside Iraq and abroad. IRAQI LETTER hopes to contribute to a better understanding of the current complex and difficult situation in Iraq, and the multifaceted struggle of Iraqi democrats for a free, fully sovereign, unified, democratic and federal Iraq.
http://iraqiletter.blogspot.com/
Salam : I follow "Iraqi Letter" which posted 19 articles on 14 June. My four part history of the Iraqi Communist Party appeared on this blog on 22,23,25 and 26 April, 2007. And although it is dated, this link explains some of my interests and past involvements with Iraq -
http://threescoreyearsandten.blogspot.com/2007/09/iraq-gdh-cole-and-friends.html
In all I have posted 167 items on Iraq - more than on any other topic. Links to each new item from "Iraqi Letter" appear automatically on a service on my computer.
Salam : The first item on this blog was a tester by my son who set the blog up for me for my 70th birthday party (where my photo in the right hand column then emerged from). That was nearly five years ago. The next item on my 70th birthday itself is "Hadi Never Died" being my preface to the TUC book about Hadi Saleh and the Iraqi Trade Unions.
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