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The Liberal Democratic Party of Iraq is a political and social faction that was created in the late eighties from the preceding century. Intellectuals who believed in freedom, justice, and peace established it. This faction functioned on the basis of a unified Iraqi nation and people. The party considers that the premium alternative is democracy in political affairs, in governing the nation, in a federal council, and in the rule of law.

Introduction

The Liberal Democratic Party of Iraq (LDPI) observes that the construction of a modern Iraq begins by the ethical edification in which the Iraqi society strongly believes in and practices. These ethical upbringings were founded by the affluent culture, education and history of the Iraqi people. Accordingly, the LDPI distinguishes between two separate connotations: reconstructing the Iraqi state and constructing and founding the various domains that constitute the Iraqi country. Therefore, it is important to differentiate between the latter and former characters.

العراق تاريخيا

Now that the Turkish government and the Islamic Regime of Iran are on the same political wavelength, Turkey is increasing pressure for military action against the Kurds, targeting the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) in Northern Kurdistan, and Party for Life and Freedom in Kurdistan (PJAK) in Eastern Kurdistan, and the Kurdish Regional Government in Southern Kurdistan. Turkey and Iran are weaving a game of deceit and manipulation that is becoming increasingly clear and posing yet another challenge to the already beleaguered Kurds

Mass communication, ease of transportation, and interdependence between the nations of the world has blurred boundaries and shorn countries and peoples of their isolation and insulation. Today, we speak of a global economy and global warming, and much of what happens in the world, good or bad, now has global repercussions. And so it is with warfare.

It seems that the final chapter of terrorism in Iraq is actually the preface to terror. Everyday a large number of Iraqi men, women, and children die because of the present foreign Islamist terrorist factions in the country.

The preceding months have been strenuous for the Iraqi nation; hundreds of innocent men, women and children have been cold bloodedly slaughtered according to the religious decrees of wahabist/salafist clerics.

Throughout the last days many differential structural and functional adjustments or amendments occurred in the political and social domains of the Iraqi society.

Historically and presently Saudi Arabia is the home to the irrational and radical salafi/wahabi doctrine that has targeted the Islamic religion. The ruling family alongside the Al-Sheikh (descendants of Abdul Wahab-founder of wahabism) family proliferated this radical and un-Islamic teaching throughout the Middle East, North Africa, East Asia, Europe and North America and financed many of the present terrorist and extremist organizations.

Since September 11, the united states along with its allies have waged a popular war against terrorism, more specifically against Islamic militancy. One of the chief guises of this war on terror has been the abolition of the roots of the militant revivalists movements in the Muslim world and in turn introducing democracy and freedom to the Muslim masses.

According to the title, the article may seem ambiguous and incongruous for some of the respected readers, and it may establish endless speculations and theories about the correlation of Islam to terrorism. Nevertheless, the main objective of this article is to provide a thorough analysis of how, many leading clerics in the Arabic and Islamic world combine the religion of peace, Islam with cold-blooded actions against humanity for their political, social, and financial gains.

The New Middle East and the Horrific Nightmare of Reformation

Throughout the past decades, terrorism, poverty, and illiteracy have significantly escalated in the Arab and Islamic world. The preceding factors have proven to possess tremendous impact upon the structure and function of these two societies. Additionally, the above matters seem to impose inconceivable force upon the social, educational, and economical domains of both the Arab and Islamic world.

Neither prosperity nor empire nor heaven can be worth winning at the price of a virulent temper, bloody hands, an anguished spirit, and a vain hatred of the rest of the world. – John Milton