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12-01-2010, 05:04 AM
Baghdad Council: closing liquor stores came after she became the hotbeds of terrorism
By: mano
On: Wednesday 12/01/2010 12:29
Baghdad (news) .. president of the security committee in the governorate of Baghdad, Abdul-Karim sprue the decision to close stores that sell alcohol and night clubs, as well as a number of restaurants and social clubs is approved came after she became these places hotbeds for terrorism and for indecent public taste.
The sprue in a statement to the reporter (Agency news) today said some media had picked up recently that the decision to close the liquor stores would increase drug abuse and it would be a reason for migration of minorities and that it was a decision has not been studied indicating that these allegations were not true, it is not inconceivable that by the Egged wine will drug abuse, pointing out that 90 percent of the workers and owners of liquor stores are Muslims.
The representative of the Christian minority in the House of Representatives Kanna back the decision to close these facilities introduced a measure was not deliberate.
"We were the closure of these facilities will open the door to the drug, as happened in Basra and other provinces in the sense they are closing outlets selling alcohol and open the door to the entry of drugs from our eastern border, or other.
He said the measure was taken in haste and revised them to serve the public interest and to be consistent with public values in the country.
He said that the decision we were taken by local authorities and not by the federal authorities, but nevertheless there was a kind of urgency and lack of maturation.
Among the Yezidi representative in the House of Representatives Deputy Mahma Khelil said the decision to close social clubs and some restaurants may speed up the migration of minorities.
We added with all the legal procedures imposed by the State and the livelihood of people but also important, explaining assured the government that we wish to keep the children of minority workers in their home workers are not without a homeland.
And more of these facilities are the sources of livelihood for these people, a task for the Iraqi people at a time when the highest recorded levels of unemployment and lack of opportunities.
He said the closure of these places will help the migration of minorities because they do not have but few opportunities and we have demanded that there will be investment projects in their areas, but unfortunately does not exist.
He pointed out that the closure of these stores, which are the source of people's livelihoods will cause another upheaval will not solve the problem, but will leave these problems to the indoors.
He explained that we are with the State controls and procedures, but at the same time, we should respect the minorities who are native residents of Iraq and made offerings to the history of Iraq, but so honored that we are fighting Barezaghm?.
He said the provincial council had been the moving of this resolution since 2009 after he was released and freeze it during the former regime because agents have used to trade taboos, including alcohol, noting that the decision was provided for the need to be no special controls and licensing and licenses for liquor stores as well as distancing itself for houses of worship, schools and residential buildings is estimated at a distance of approximately 500 meters.
He sprue that the security committee of the Council had received reports of more than once, take actions that most of the perpetrators of crimes in Baghdad were sipping wine as well as the harassment they had done through sleep on the squares and public parks to address the taboo on Mrzay families which played recently for access to such these places, including gardens Abi Nawas noting that a many of the citizens who are members of the provincial council they had delivered to their places of these have demanded that the closure of Mahlalt liquor, nightclubs and threatened to get out in violent street protests in order to implement their demands in the absence of a such a thing.
He said the decision was taken unanimously and that the council members to insist on its implementation citing the example that most of these places have become a breeding ground for terrorists and counterfeiters, which they publish their papers cash in on the headers (prostitutes) and homosexuality, stressing that the right owner of a shop selling alcohol or a nightclub or club to complain about reason for closing the place of work afterthought at the same time that the committee has pictures and documents on most of those places that are closed and which is a restaurant in the morning and turn at night into the park and discotheques.
He explained that the Council will test the executive authorities to do to close the stores by a decision of the Council, stressing that these authorities will be responsible for non-implementation of this resolution or its application to the shops without the other.
Regarding the closure of the General Union of Writers in Iraq expressed sprue hoped that this Union is a place to collect this group of intellectuals, poets, and to not be homeless for the sale of liquor without a license from any quarter. / Finished / (5. T. M
http://www.ikhnews.com/news_view_5007.html
By: mano
On: Wednesday 12/01/2010 12:29
Baghdad (news) .. president of the security committee in the governorate of Baghdad, Abdul-Karim sprue the decision to close stores that sell alcohol and night clubs, as well as a number of restaurants and social clubs is approved came after she became these places hotbeds for terrorism and for indecent public taste.
The sprue in a statement to the reporter (Agency news) today said some media had picked up recently that the decision to close the liquor stores would increase drug abuse and it would be a reason for migration of minorities and that it was a decision has not been studied indicating that these allegations were not true, it is not inconceivable that by the Egged wine will drug abuse, pointing out that 90 percent of the workers and owners of liquor stores are Muslims.
The representative of the Christian minority in the House of Representatives Kanna back the decision to close these facilities introduced a measure was not deliberate.
"We were the closure of these facilities will open the door to the drug, as happened in Basra and other provinces in the sense they are closing outlets selling alcohol and open the door to the entry of drugs from our eastern border, or other.
He said the measure was taken in haste and revised them to serve the public interest and to be consistent with public values in the country.
He said that the decision we were taken by local authorities and not by the federal authorities, but nevertheless there was a kind of urgency and lack of maturation.
Among the Yezidi representative in the House of Representatives Deputy Mahma Khelil said the decision to close social clubs and some restaurants may speed up the migration of minorities.
We added with all the legal procedures imposed by the State and the livelihood of people but also important, explaining assured the government that we wish to keep the children of minority workers in their home workers are not without a homeland.
And more of these facilities are the sources of livelihood for these people, a task for the Iraqi people at a time when the highest recorded levels of unemployment and lack of opportunities.
He said the closure of these places will help the migration of minorities because they do not have but few opportunities and we have demanded that there will be investment projects in their areas, but unfortunately does not exist.
He pointed out that the closure of these stores, which are the source of people's livelihoods will cause another upheaval will not solve the problem, but will leave these problems to the indoors.
He explained that we are with the State controls and procedures, but at the same time, we should respect the minorities who are native residents of Iraq and made offerings to the history of Iraq, but so honored that we are fighting Barezaghm?.
He said the provincial council had been the moving of this resolution since 2009 after he was released and freeze it during the former regime because agents have used to trade taboos, including alcohol, noting that the decision was provided for the need to be no special controls and licensing and licenses for liquor stores as well as distancing itself for houses of worship, schools and residential buildings is estimated at a distance of approximately 500 meters.
He sprue that the security committee of the Council had received reports of more than once, take actions that most of the perpetrators of crimes in Baghdad were sipping wine as well as the harassment they had done through sleep on the squares and public parks to address the taboo on Mrzay families which played recently for access to such these places, including gardens Abi Nawas noting that a many of the citizens who are members of the provincial council they had delivered to their places of these have demanded that the closure of Mahlalt liquor, nightclubs and threatened to get out in violent street protests in order to implement their demands in the absence of a such a thing.
He said the decision was taken unanimously and that the council members to insist on its implementation citing the example that most of these places have become a breeding ground for terrorists and counterfeiters, which they publish their papers cash in on the headers (prostitutes) and homosexuality, stressing that the right owner of a shop selling alcohol or a nightclub or club to complain about reason for closing the place of work afterthought at the same time that the committee has pictures and documents on most of those places that are closed and which is a restaurant in the morning and turn at night into the park and discotheques.
He explained that the Council will test the executive authorities to do to close the stores by a decision of the Council, stressing that these authorities will be responsible for non-implementation of this resolution or its application to the shops without the other.
Regarding the closure of the General Union of Writers in Iraq expressed sprue hoped that this Union is a place to collect this group of intellectuals, poets, and to not be homeless for the sale of liquor without a license from any quarter. / Finished / (5. T. M
http://www.ikhnews.com/news_view_5007.html