LOOK WHO'S TALKING...

I laughed out loud when I saw/read this, below.
So, I had to share the joke with a larger audience.
Speaking, writing, below, is our favorite, MUNIR CHALABI, advisor to the UK Labor Against War, and, by extension, US AFL-CIA, anti-Communist, Labor Against War front organization.
I extracted two juicy paragraphs to highlight.
The first one should be obvious, the second one equally obvious, but, a footnote.
I truly laughed aloud at the unabashed, unashamed, blatant audacity and hypocrisy represented by his/their supposed union's statement and the TYPICAL pattern of Iraq's newly minted, AFL-CIA, ILO, affiliated, mirror image, labor union clones.
It is farce of the first magnitude, like here:

"...what guarantee do we have that Dr. Shahristani will even be the Federal Oil minister after the up-coming general election in January 2010, and that he won't be replaced by the IOC's and KRG's favored Mr. Thamir Al Ghadban?
And even with the assumption that he will be re-appointed oil minister after the January general election, knowing the background of the Iraqi political arena which is founded on compromises with the KRG in Irbil, what guarantee do they have that he will be able to achieve his goals?...

....5. During a telephone interview on the November 5, 2009 with Mr. Hassan Jumma, the leader of the Iraqi oil workers' union (IFOU) confirmed that the union opposes and will continue to oppose both the 1st and 2nd bid rounds.
[7] It is important that Iraqi oil experts take into consideration the views of the oil and gas workers, engineers and oil field experts who are the backbone of these industries and who will be the first to be affected by any such policies..."
FROM:

www.petroleumworld.com/sunopf09111501.htm

In contrast to the above, I discovered someone ELSE discussing Iraq, in English, AND following this link, below, an important appeal from the same organization to which the speaker, below, is attached.
You must follow her talk, below, in 6 parts:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vREXLjFJGo&feature=related

Then, the appeal:

http://arabwomanblues.blogspot.com/2009/11/stop-execution-of-126-iraqi-women.html