جزء 2:اخطرعاجل يثلج صدرالعراقيين وسجلوها على الصندوق الاسود نزار حيدر سيتم اعتقال قادة الاطار قريبا؟

Welcome, dear brothers and sisters. Part One: The most important and urgent news is the arrest of Interior Minister Abdul Amir al-Shammari. Leaks suggest he has already been arrested with billions of Iraqi dinars, along with dollars and a pure gold machine gun. And a piece of good news for all Iraqis, from Faw to Zakho: the leaders of the regime, Nouri al-Maliki, Ammar al-Hakim, Hadi al-Amiri, and Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, will be arrested very soon, following yesterday's arrests of new corrupt figures such as Talal al-Zubaidi, Basim Khashan, Ahmed al-Asadi, and others, including Qais, along with six corrupt ministers. May God bless Mr. Ali al-Zaidi for this new wave of arrests targeting minor corrupt figures. We urge you, Mr. al-Zaidi, to bring us relief. The Iraqi people, afflicted by the filth of the occupation and the groups that said, "Come occupy us!"—the big fish of corruption, from Maliki, Hadi al-Amiri, Qais, Ammar al-Hakim, and the rest, Sunni and Shia, are all known to you. They are all corrupt, the scum of Iran. The Iraqi people are waiting for their arrest. Will you carry it out after returning from Washington? It should have been done before the trip so that... These are American propaganda orders, and I advised you, my friend, before you traveled so that accusations wouldn't arise. You've become an American, and know that you're the first Iraqi prime minister in a month and a half to be received at the White House. Those before them waited a year or more to be received, and they were corrupt during the days of the reckless Bush, Obama, and Biden. A media campaign is escalating from members of parliament within the Shiite political establishment against Mr. Ali al-Zaidi, and it's increasing. It's clear that this is on the instructions of their masters in Iran, Qom, and Tehran. It's reached the point where the Iranian government is mediating with al-Zaidi, reminding him that he's playing with fire with the arrests and expanding the scope of the anti-corruption campaign. They remind him that the leaders of the Shiite political establishment in Iraq are a red line, and he's forbidden from making arrests. Clearly, this pressure is increasing, hence the talk of settlements: return the billions looted, and we'll lift the arrests. Is Mr. Ali al-Zaidi terrified of Iran's henchmen and the corrupt figures within it? Do they know he's powerless to arrest them, and that they could end his life? They still possess billions looted from the wealth of the Iraqi people, and they support Iran with weapons, Iranian militias, factions, and the Popular Mobilization Forces. A deep state led by Nouri al-Maliki and blinded by those close to Iran, which has been plundering Iraq for Iran's benefit since 2003 to this day. And a historical question: why does the encyclopedia nominate Iraq, during the era of Iranian influence after 2003, as the most corrupt country in the world? It's because it's extremely difficult to calculate the billions looted in Iraq after the Iranian proxies came to power following the 2003 occupation. It's difficult to compare any corrupt country to Iraq because the Iranian-backed Shia elements reached power and were supported by America, the West, and Iran for 23 years until Trump returned to power. Today, he wants to save Iraq from the Iranian-backed elements after rejecting any of them from ruling Iraq. The corrupt figures of Khomeini and Khamenei and the Iranian charlatans justified the plundering of Iraq with a Shia religious edict, declaring state funds ownerless and permissible to steal until the Mahdi appears. He has been absent for 1200 years with no signs of his reappearance. The billions looted from the Iraqi people by the Iranian-backed Islamic parties... Ali and his supporters, and we want a Jaafari leader. To the free people of Iraq, both inside and outside the beloved country: Large demonstrations are needed in every Iraqi city to support Mr. Ali al-Zaidi for his courage in arresting the major figures of corruption, the Iranian proxies and others. We must strengthen his position abroad and support all his actions so that he can secure their arrest and recover the billions of stolen funds as quickly as possible. There is international and Arab support, and arrests are being made worldwide of all those who fled Iraq during the campaign. They number in the thousands today and imagine they will escape accountability. Well done, Ali al-Zaidi! Show no mercy to the corrupt figures if you want to restore Shi'ism to its former glory and prevent the Iranian regime from plundering the wealth of the Iraqi people. Arab, Kurd, Sunni, and Shi'a alike must be uprooted. Continue, Abu Zaid, and may God protect you.