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05BAGHDAD3540 | 2005-08-30 06:03 | 2011-08-24 16:30 | UNCLASSIFIED | Embassy Baghdad

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    This record is a partial extract of the original cable. The full text of the original cable is not available.

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    UNCLAS SECTION 01 OF 03 BAGHDAD 003540

    SIPDIS

    STATE FOR INR/R/MR, NEA/PPD, NEA/PPA, NEA/AGS, INR/IZ, INR/P

    E.0. 12958: N/A
    TAGS: OPRC KMDR KPAO IZ
    SUBJECT: DAILY IRAQI WEBSITE MONITORING - AUGUST 29, 2005

    SUMMARY: Discussion on the Constitution was the major
    editorial theme of Iraqi, Arabic language websites on August
    29, 2005. END SUMMARY.

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS
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    ¶A. "Iraq's Constitution - Theatre of the Absurd" (Iraq4all,
    8/29)
    ¶B. "Islamists Remove Their Masks--Beware of the
    Constitution" (Modern Discussion Website, 8/29)
    ¶C. "The Constitution between Compromise and Veto" (Dar al-
    Iraqiya, 8/29)
    ¶D. "Ba'athism and the Legitimacy of the Constitution"
    (Wattan 4 All, 8/29)

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    SELECTED COMMENTARIES
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    ¶A. "Iraq's Constitution-Theatre of the Absurd"
    Editorial by Salah Omar Al-Ali, Iraq 4 All News Website
    (http://iraq4all.org)

    "For six months now, the Iraqi National Assembly's theatre
    has been showing a comedy entitled, `Drafting the Iraqi
    Constitution.' And we reveal no secret when we say that all
    acts were completely prepared in the White House kitchen. As
    for the actors, they only have the role of translating these
    scenes and expressing them through tragic gestures to limits
    that make you sad and want to cry and through comic gestures
    that do the same.

    Whereas some players support and others reject (they agree
    and disagree) they all follow one director occupying Iraq's
    thrown these days--the Occupiers (Ambassador Khalilzad and
    Negroponte before him).

    Many nations took a long time to draft their constitutions,
    including the United States that needed eight years to
    complete and approve its constitution, while Germany took
    seven years after toppling the Nazi regime. So how can
    Iraq's constitution be drafted in seven months while it's
    still under the occupation of the U.S. military, and should
    we distract people with this issue to divert their attention
    from the main cause of resisting occupation?

    The current constitution completely neglects the country's
    sovereignty, advocates for sectarian confrontations under
    the guise of federalism, and threatens unity under the
    moniker of preserving rights.

    Imposing a constitution drafted according to the TAL and
    devised by the best known Zionist extremist personalities
    represents the utmost degree of disrespect for Iraqis and
    Iraq's future generations.

    We join our voices with those demanding the rejection of
    this draft which, if approved, will expose Iraq to great
    catastrophes. We call for demonstrations, a collection of
    signatures to be sent to the U.N., and convening meetings in
    all Iraqi cities to clarify the dangers resident in this
    draft proposed by an illegitimate National Assembly."

    ¶B. "Islamists Remove Their Masks--Beware of the
    Constitution"
    Editorial by Nejah Yousif, Modern Discussion Website
    (http://www.rezgar.com)

    "I wasn't surprised by the vicious campaign launched by
    supporters of the United Iraqi Alliance against the
    Communist Party and the Kurdish coalition, after finding
    itself in an undesirable position due to its failure in
    providing security, deteriorating services, and
    administrative corruption, in addition to many
    assassinations and attacks executed by its militias
    currently controlling police and military forces which can
    be clearly seen though sectarian slogans mimicked by these
    forces on Iraqi satellite channels.

    Drafting a constitution is a national responsibility that
    should not overlook any of the population's components nor
    hinder half of the society through Islamic laws.

    The current `revised' draft constitution reflects the
    ambitions and desires of religious clerics to take over and
    reach the state of clerical ruling currently found in Iran.
    This draft is worse than the first constitution in Iraq's
    history. The stinking stench of sectarianism is obvious and
    its consequences will be inflicted on the suffering masses.

    What makes things worse is that the election boycotters, or
    those who are truly former regime elements, have rejected
    the draft for proposing Islam as a main source of
    legislation and not the main source of legislation. In
    addition to opposing federalism and the eradication of the
    Ba'ath Party they want to return to square one and
    rehabilitate their fascist party members so they may re-
    enter the political process and take over power again.

    On the other hand, the U.S. seems to be confused about its
    policy in Iraq, allowing Islamists to impose their Islamic
    constitution over a multi religious and intellectually
    diverse Iraqi society. The U.S. promoted this constitution
    describing it as a democratic example that would encourage
    the region's people, but what seems to me and others is that
    it neither encourages Iraqis nor the region's people, and if
    allowed to continue it will yield an ineffectual and
    decrepit constitution.

    And to complete the picture, the attack against secular and
    democratic powers should start now. Where today's fascists
    have learned from those of yesterday, and have followed the
    concept of divide and conquer by assuring Kurds of
    federalism (until they were able to gain endless rights for
    the Shiite clergy and their take over of the police and army
    forces) and circulating rumors about communists and their
    struggles to distort their image and prevent any secular and
    democratic visions.

    Iraqis have shown patience and endured crises and bloody
    wars to be able to live in a society of justice and
    equality, without sectarian divisions where women remain
    threatened by the authority and dominance of men. The only
    thing I can do in the face of the enemies of democracy is to
    vote `No' over the constitution."

    ¶C.  "The Constitution between Compromise and Veto"
    Editorial by Adil Al-Rubai'ee, Dar al-Iraqiya (The Iraqi
    House) Website (http://www.normal.iraq-
    ina.com/showarticles.php?id=1270)

    "All civilized countries throughout the world have had their
    democratic and constitutional experiments which developed
    over decades or even hundreds of years before evolving into
    their current forms guaranteeing stability and prosperity
    for their citizens and promoting the peaceful transfer of
    authority through democratic principles based on competition
    among political parties and power through ballot boxes.

    Although a lot of these experiments are similar in their
    outlines, concerning the general principles of political
    life, we can't ignore that each experiment is unique due to
    political and constitutional changes.

    And whoever reads the political and constitutional history
    of these countries will find that constitutions were
    developed and integrated over time in ways that match
    peoples' hopes and open new horizons.

    Our draft constitution and all of the hot debates around it
    is a base for the new Iraq and not a future frozen in a
    destiny that can't be changed or modified--especially if we
    know that people have the final word. The important thing is
    that sticking issues should be settled according to national
    interests and not to use compromises to impose minority
    vetoes on the majority because that won't serve the
    political process or the national interest."

    ¶D. "Ba'athism and the Legitimacy of the Constitution"
    Editorial by Abdul Baqi Faraj
    Wattan 4 All (A Country for All) News Website
    (http://wattan4all.com/viewarticle.php?id=329 5&pg=articles)

    `This constitution lacks legitimacy - this is what a man who
    landed on a podium coming from another time announced! A man
    without a mustache and long beard who put a white turban on
    his head, who wore a flowing white garment with a black
    short cloak on his shoulders. I thought for awhile that he
    is one of Sahaba (Prophet's friends) or one who was carrying
    his sword though he didn't have one.

    You could give this individual, from another heaven, several
    names! He resembles Osama Bin Laden, Saddam Hussein,
    Zarqawi, Qatar's Foreign Minister, the Supreme Leader of the
    Islamic Republic of Iran, Bashar Al'Assad,  Qdaf al-Dam and
    numerable others of death and darkness. But he is comrade
    Sheikh Abdul Nasir Al-Janabi who came forward this morning
    to announce Iraq's constitution which Iraqi people will give
    their vote to on October 15th.  `This constitution lacks
    legitimacy' because it wasn't written on a basis of
    compromise!

    With whom and how could compromise be achieved?  Abdul
    Nasir's comrades announced.The constitution should be
    written in a compromise with them! What they intend to do is
    to re-legitimize respect for the Nazi Ba'ath Party.

    Apart from being, you either agree or disagree with the
    draft Iraqi constitution because its articles were written
    by people with clerical minds. This is the political reality
    and this is the power balance. You should listen to the
    peoples' opinion even if you disagree with those who wrote
    the constitution and with majority opinion which is not
    always right !
    You should then listen on October 15th for two letters or
    more when people say `Yes' or `No.' "

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