"No one can accept the occupation of his country", said Araji. Mirroring the widening gulf between the Bush administration and its critics in Congress, a majority of Iraqi lawmakers have signed a draft bill opposed by the government that requires a timetable for the withdrawal of US troops from Iraq, The Washington Post reported Friday, May 11.
"No one can accept the occupation of his country," Bahaa Al-Araji, an MP for the Shiite Al-Sadr Movement, said.
"We haven't asked for the immediate withdrawal of multinational forces; we asked that we should build our security forces and make them qualified, and at that point there would be a withdrawal." MORE
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"No one can accept the occupation of his country," Bahaa Al-Araji, an MP for the Shiite Al-Sadr Movement, said.
"We haven't asked for the immediate withdrawal of multinational forces; we asked that we should build our security forces and make them qualified, and at that point there would be a withdrawal." MORE
http://www.islamonline.net/servlet/Satellite?c=Article_C&cid=1178724016535&pagename=Zone-English-News/NWELayout