Discussion on Death Sentences and Injustice

More than nine thousand seven hundred are waiting, waiting.

Death sentences, more than seven thousand— nine thousand and a bit.

Excluding those who have been executed. This, this is in this month.

Al-Fadhil is these people who now want to tell you we live as brothers.

Dear people, now they want to execute ten thousand people, and every ten thousand.

From the Sunni community, ten thousand people are sentenced

to death throughout the year, excluding those who have been executed.

Excluding— Let the world hear. O world, listen and bear witness.

Listen and bear witness that we suffer injustice that does not befall even

stones and trees.

We are bursting. These prisons, according to one account,

number more than eighty-five thousand, containing, containing, other than

those who have disappeared in the prisons, no one knows their fate.

They vanished—whether they are still alive or have been executed. No one knows except God

Almighty. What is our crime? Our western provinces.

What is our crime? We fought the occupier. We are

criminals because of our monk here. This is Karbala, Najaf, and Nasiriyah with

Our respects to them. If our sons are now fighting the Americans.

What do you want from them now? Isn't fighting the Americans considered

honorable? Fine, he's the one who runs ahead of the Americans.

What should we do to someone who runs ahead of the Americans?

What should we do to him, Abu Sayed, if you walk ahead of

the Americans, how would our children and youth not be wronged? They defended

their rights, the rights of Iraq and Iraq's honor.

We are not people who let others down. We are not defeated people.

We defended Iraq's honor and the honor of the nation as a whole.

We did not walk ahead of the Americans. We, we

know that if

a man resists the American occupier.

By God, whoever resists the American occupier is a man, a man, a man.

They do not represent the Sunnis.

Whether they like it or not.

These, Metrin, are lackeys.

They are lackeys. Yes, they are lackeys. We do not recognize them.

The one who went

went to the Americans to give you money. And the Chinese question and the Great Administration.

They do not represent us. They represent themselves.

The Sunni people are honorable people. I do not mean to say the people of the south

My uncles and all Iraqis are honorable. The people of the South

are honorable and virtuous, and we hold our brothers in northern Iraq in the highest esteem.

But, my brothers, our brothers in