Dheyaa Alwakeel
The talk about postponing the elections and proposing alternative military governments instead of the provincial councils and military rulers instead of governors is nothing but suspicious recipes to provoke chaos. And it is like putting salt on Iraq‘s inflamed wound, an intro for political imbalance that will mess up the relative stability achieved in the liberated provinces, a confiscation of the meaning of victory achieved by the sacrifices and blood of the heroes and occupying the public opinion with subsidiary matters rather than the main focus that from which stems the benefits of the post-ISIS phase, most notably the rebuilding of the state, the reconstruction of what the war on terrorism has destroyed and aiding its victims .. I believe that the elections must be conducted in time so as to avoid the political gap, and the importance of neglecting the proposals of the so-called “military governments and rulers”, as that opens the appetite of some to seize power over the provinces and freeze the democratic mechanisms by politicized military figures working for partisan narrow agendas and that will bring us back to square one…
The road map is clear: respecting the constitution and law, adopting of the democratic option and ballot boxes, complying with the deadlines, and guaranteeing the voter freedom and transparency in the procedures related to the election process…
