I'd like to congratulate our Arab brothers for heading Iraq the eighth session of Arab electricity ministries. When I read this news I laughed a lot because I know what kind of experience Iraq has in electricity industry and I know that our dear minister will use Iraqi experience to serve our brothers. Iraq will teach them how to hold conference to talk about false projects and how to put cornerstone for electricity station that will not see the light of reality.
I'm really afraid a day will come when I see Arab homeland is covered with darkness after Iraq transfers our great experience to them especially the experience of programmed cutting of national power
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May 21, 2009
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electricity is what I think has been the biggest invention in world history. From it comes the internet, tv, and so on. Seeing an Iraq with no electricity is seeing a dead Iraq, and that must not happen.
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