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فقدان الحقوق القانونية وضعف جهاز القضاء العراقي وعدم فعالية نقابة المحاميين وافتقار لجنة قضائية تاديبية لمحاسبة المحاميين عن الاهمال والخطـأ الذي يرتكبوه نتج عنه ظلم يعاني منه ولحق اضرار بالضعفاء والفقراء ولمعاقين واليتامى والنساء الارامل والاميين . في حين اخذ السياسيين يتمتعون بمميزات وتلك الامور لم تعد من بعد تطاق من قبل المجتمع العراقي

One of the things the President and his evacuation team must do is follow the law -- or at least people say the President is not above the law, so it’s better that he obeys it. A law especially pertinent to this situation is the 2003 Foreign Relations Authorization Act, which -- in part -- requires the government to charge evacuees commercial fare plus a dollar for government evacuation. Obeying the law, the State Department had planned to make the evacuating Americans sign a note pledging to reimburse the U.S. government before they got on board. They were charging the price of a single commercial flight from Beirut to Cyprus -- usually $150-$200. When House Minority leader Nancy Pelosi heard about this, she quickly asked her staff to find the nearest microphone. They found CNN, to which Pelosi declared, “A nation that can provide more than $300 billion for a war in Iraq can provide the money to get its people out of Lebanon.” ()() Incidentally, Nancy voted for the law which requires the state department to charge evacuees. Didn't she read the bill before voting for it?