Iraq says U.S. congressman, delegation not welcome in country
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12-Jun-2011 (2 comments)

Baghdad (CNN) -- The U.S. Embassy in Iraq is distancing itself from statements made by Rep. Dana Rohrabacher that led to a government spokesman saying the congressman and his delegation are not welcome in the country.

Embassy spokesman David Ranz issued a statement Saturday saying "congressional visitors do not necessarily express the views of the U.S. administration or even a majority of Congress. The visitors this weekend made that clear in their remarks."

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John Bolton's pro-Semite(?)Righty lap-poodle

by پندارنیک on Sun Jun 12, 2011 09:03 AM PDT

Before getting too excited about his Ashraf thing, you might as well see his voting record HERE.

Nothing is coincidental in Washington.(patent pending!!)


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by yolanda on Sun Jun 12, 2011 08:41 AM PDT

US wanted to visit Camp Ashraf.......Iraq is mad!

In widely reported statements after a meeting Friday with Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, the California Republican said he informed the Iraqi leader that his House committee is investigating the killing of Iranian exiles by Iraqi forces.

The U.S. has proposed a plan that would temporarily relocate the MEK within Iraq, farther from the border with Iran.

Under the plan, they would later be relocated to other countries. That would not include the United States, since U.S. law bars anyone associated with a terrorist organization from settling there.


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