I know the democratic experience in Iraq is a new born one. I can accept the failure as long as it is not deliberate because every new experience has its own defects. I also know that democracy means to criticize freely. Criticism should be realistic and constructive in order to improve the experience.

    Since the last bloody explosions in August the 19th, many Iraqi politicians came up on different TVs. Most of them are lawmakers or former ministers. All of them blamed the government for the collapse in the security situation and until that point everything is normal.

    The abnormal thing is the following "I demand the government" which is the sentence that most of them said.

    If the law maker demands the government and the general secretary of a political party which participates in the government demands the government although they are members of the government, then the question is (WHOM ARE THEY TALKING ABOUT WHEN THEY SAY THE GOVERNMENT?