Hasani: demand for application of the terms of Chapter VII “catastrophe” for Iraq

May 2, 2010
Baghdad / Haider Abdul-Ghani

Description of the Spokesman for coalition rule of law Hassani claim some political blocs intervention of the international community and implement the provisions of Chapter VII as a “catastrophe” for Iraq.

Hassani said that “the demand for application of Chapter VII disaster on Iraq,” adding that the seventh item is “item, which was applied to Iraq on the Iraqi regime is a threat to people and society and what is happening today is the opposite because the regime in Iraq is threatened by terrorism and by external parties extremists. ”

The Iraqi List led by former Prime Minister Iyad Allawi announced after a meeting last Tuesday it was considering the option of resorting to a demand by the international community and permanent members of the Security Council to establish a caretaker administration and re-elections in Iraq following the decision of the Appeals judicial delete the voices of 52 participants their inclusion in the elections to the law of the accountability and justice and not to return their voices to their lists.

He said al-Hassani said: “We refuse to interfere in Iraqi affairs by any international party and solve the existing problems in Iraq through the institutions of a constitutional state.”

To invite the President of the Iraqi List, Iyad Allawi, to form a caretaker government, “Husni said this issue was illegal and do not have the constitutional”.

And on the procedures the count and expected results, Hassani said, “We do not care have changed the results or not change, what we would like to know where to go vote,” explaining that “Our first goal is to protect the voices of voters and the protection of the electoral process.”

He said al-Hassani said “These measures are measures fundamentalist I do not know why the great fear of the process of re-counting because the process would be conducted under the eyes of the whole world and the presence of observers from the United Nations and the Arab League and international organizations and even representatives from each of the winning blocs.”