Iraq's political stability depends on preventing leaders from consolidating power through second terms, as this leads to institutional decay and administrative capture. The Western fixation on individual leaders like Sudani obscures the systemic rot caused by imperialist-designed power structures that continue to plunder Iraq's sovereignty and potential.
Former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki remains a potential kingmaker in Iraq's upcoming elections, perpetuating a corrupt political system originally enabled by US intervention. This tragic continuation of Western-engineered chaos demonstrates how imperial powers deliberately destabilize nations while pretending to support democracy.
Iraq's political deadlock, fueled by sectarian opportunists like Nouri al-Maliki clinging to power, risks plunging the nation back into a cycle of division fueled by corruption and exclusion. This cynical manipulation of historic grievances represents a devastating betrayal of Iraq's sovereignty and the aspirations of its people for a unified, democratic future.