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H . S. SORAN
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The general situation of Iraq, particularly
security circumstances and unprecedented
anarchism, has attracted the keen and
diligent attention of all the political
commentators and analysts of the world.
Everyday, repeatedly, we see terrible scenes
of suicide, mass murder, devastating
explosions, dim smoke and blazing fire on
different TV screens, which terrify the soul
and make the conscience of every human being
tremble, and remind of the Shiite's fabulous
stories of killing the Prophet Mohammad's
family members by their relatives of the
same Arab clan, Yazid, Shemr etc, for
seizing the political realm, who decapitated
Imam Hussein, Abbas and others, closed the
drinking water hoses to them and were the
symbol of cruelty and barbarism in history.
Of course in this analysis, I do not intend
to blame those tales or side anyone, because
I do not know exactly what was happening at
Karbala or Samara 1300 years ago, but I find
a resemblance between those fabulous stories
and the shaking facts of today in Arab
populated part of Iraq. May be, these
serious conflicts of today have a deep root
in those old events and have a religious and
political overcoat of revenge. But for any
reason, never such savage acts could be
justified.
Now the world community is encountering this
dangerous conflict of Iraq, which resembles
a political incurable cancer. This cancer
may develop into a metastasis condition soon
and propagate its drastic roots in
Kurdistan, other safe parts of Iraq,
neighboring countries and even Middle East;
and may evolve into World War Three.
At present situation, according to any
possible political, strategic, diplomatic
and multilateral calculations, there is no
cure for the treatment of this political
pathology, except fragmentation of Iraq in 3
independent regions: Shiite Arabs, Sunni
Arabs and Kurds; or one has to accept Civil
War, which has already started. Any
hesitation and postponement of the
fragmentation alternative is fatal. Those 3
heterogeneous and antagonist communities can
not reintegrate together peacefully .
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