Maliki: the popular crowd became the third military force
4/14/2015
Vice President Nuri al-Maliki calls for the provision of the necessary appropriations for the popular crowd.
BAGHDAD / Obelisk: Take Vice President Nuri al-Maliki, on Monday, that the popular crowd became the third military force after the army and police.
Maliki said during his participation in the festivities held by the Islamic movement in Iraq Jund al-Imam, according to a statement obtained "obelisk" a copy of it, that "thanks to the popular crowd and security forces have succeeded in response vicious attack launched by the forces of terror and penance."
He added that "these victories us to repeat the claim supported by the popular crowd and provide all the supplies that make it ready for the implementation of the tasks assigned to them."
Maliki pointed out that the "popular crowd became the third military force after the army and police, and we provide the necessary appropriations to him even if necessary to withdraw the budget of some ministries and converted it into the popular crowd."
He called on Maliki to "not listen to rumors that target the popular crowd because they are full of lies and falsification," noting that "the fierce media campaign being waged against the popular crowd today is the same as that launched against the former Iraqi army when he stabbed his loyalty and belonging."
Al-Maliki that "these attempts aimed at spoiling the experience of the popular crowd and the elimination of this national project fully," praising "the role of the armed forces within the formations of the army and the federal police and the fight against terrorism and the sacrifices they have made in order to cleanse Iraq of terrorist and criminal gangs."
He stressed that "the region is experiencing significant challenges, requiring everyone to unite and stand against the dangerous schemes aimed at destroying the unity of the peoples of the region," warning "schemes hatched against Syria, Iraq, Yemen and other Arab countries
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