Iraq's
government, which is closely allied with the Mullah's regime in Iran, has
blocked the Baghdad Post's Facebook page, a new crime to be added to the sectarian
government's record of violations against Iraqis.
The blocking
came after the Baghdad Post had revealed accurate and dangerous information supported
by exclusive videos and images of the horrific crimes committed by the
government and the Iranian militia against Iraqi protesters in southern provinces.
Thousands of
Iraqis have taken to streets to peacefully demand their rights to new job
opportunities and improved basic services. The demonstrations erupted last week
in Basra. Then huge protests hit major cities including the capital Baghdad.
The journalists
at the Baghdad Post have produced reports and stories that revealed the size of
Iranian intervention in Iraq, most notably the arson attacks by Iran-allied
militias against oil.
Iranian
militias have infiltrated Iraq to join Iraqi terrorists who sabotaged
facilities, intimidated and even killed defenseless demonstrators. They also
intimidated the foreign companies operating in Iraq.
This
dangerous information revealed by the Baghdad Post to the world and
humanitarian organizations has provoked the Iraqi government, which backs
Iranian militias in its horrific crimes against demonstrators who represent the
sufferings of Iraqis for 15 years.
The sectarian
government in Iraq now resorts to media blackout to cover up its crimes that
were considered war crimes by humanitarian organizations.
Despite all this terrorism, The Baghdad Post
confirms it will never stop efforts to reveal the crimes of the sectarian Iraqi
government and its Iranian militias, in addition to revealing the dirty and
destructive Iranian role played by its allies in Iraq and the world.
