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Iraqi citizen offers himself for sale over Facebook
Thursday, January 12, 2012 17:11 GMT
An Iraqi citizen offered himself for sale, on Wednesday, at an auction over Facebook on the condition that no Arab, Muslim or Arab country resident can buy him.
“I decided to sell myself for whoever desires to buy someone from the Republic of Iraq,” Sattar Abdullah Salman told Alsumarianews. “I am very serious but have one condition,” he assured adding that the buyer shouldn’t be an Arab, Muslim, or resident in an Arab country.
“The sale will be carried out through an auction on Facebook,” Salman who lives in Baghdad added noting that information about his specifications will be available for any serious purchaser.
“I made this decision two years after repetitive demands submitted for the cabinet to withdraw my Iraqi citizenship, and following my declaration that I disclaim Iraq and whatever is related to it,” 38 year old Salman explained revealing that all his demands were ignored by Iraqi government.
“Not fulfilling my demands proved that every person born in Iraq has no value,” Salman pointed out.
Iraqi citizen Sattar Abdullah Salman called Iraqi government, on September 18, to withdraw his citizenship because he was frustrated from the Iraqi situation announcing that he disclaims Iraq’s government, people and territory. This phenomenon is related to the Marxist theory which claims that people feel alienated in their own country if they don’t receive minimum life requirements, an expert in sociology advanced, a source told Alsumaria.
Millions of Iraqis were expecting a change in their situation after the fall of the former Iraqi regime in April 2003. Services’ standards and the Iraqi lifestyle haven’t changed in accordance with Iraqis’ wishes despite the significant returns of oil following the increase of oil prices that sometimes exceeded 100 dollars per barrel. Iraqis referred therefore to demonstrations and protests, starting February 2011, to complain about the country’s situation and give voice to their concerns.
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Thursday, January 12, 2012 17:11 GMT
An Iraqi citizen offered himself for sale, on Wednesday, at an auction over Facebook on the condition that no Arab, Muslim or Arab country resident can buy him.
“I decided to sell myself for whoever desires to buy someone from the Republic of Iraq,” Sattar Abdullah Salman told Alsumarianews. “I am very serious but have one condition,” he assured adding that the buyer shouldn’t be an Arab, Muslim, or resident in an Arab country.
“The sale will be carried out through an auction on Facebook,” Salman who lives in Baghdad added noting that information about his specifications will be available for any serious purchaser.
“I made this decision two years after repetitive demands submitted for the cabinet to withdraw my Iraqi citizenship, and following my declaration that I disclaim Iraq and whatever is related to it,” 38 year old Salman explained revealing that all his demands were ignored by Iraqi government.
“Not fulfilling my demands proved that every person born in Iraq has no value,” Salman pointed out.
Iraqi citizen Sattar Abdullah Salman called Iraqi government, on September 18, to withdraw his citizenship because he was frustrated from the Iraqi situation announcing that he disclaims Iraq’s government, people and territory. This phenomenon is related to the Marxist theory which claims that people feel alienated in their own country if they don’t receive minimum life requirements, an expert in sociology advanced, a source told Alsumaria.
Millions of Iraqis were expecting a change in their situation after the fall of the former Iraqi regime in April 2003. Services’ standards and the Iraqi lifestyle haven’t changed in accordance with Iraqis’ wishes despite the significant returns of oil following the increase of oil prices that sometimes exceeded 100 dollars per barrel. Iraqis referred therefore to demonstrations and protests, starting February 2011, to complain about the country’s situation and give voice to their concerns.
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