Introduction: The Final Pieces Are Falling Into Place
According to MNT GOAT, Iraq is finally reaching the decisive phase of its long and exhausting political cycle.
Parliament is now expected next week to hold the long-delayed session to certify the new President of Iraq. Once this happens, the constitutional process restarts immediately—unlocking the formation of the next government and clearing a major obstacle that has stalled progress for months.
The takeaway is simple:
The Maliki roadblock is over.
What Happens After the President Is Elected?
Under Iraq’s constitution, the process is clear:
Parliament certifies the President
The President tasks the nominee of the largest parliamentary bloc with forming a government
The Prime Minister-designate has 30 days to:
Present a cabinet
Submit a government program
Secure a parliamentary vote of confidence
This means events will now move fast, especially since Iraq is already more than a week past the constitutional deadline.
There is no more room for delay.
The End of the Maliki Stalemate
MNT GOAT makes it very clear:
The political stalemate with Nouri al-Maliki is finished.
While Maliki has not yet formally announced his withdrawal, all signs point to:
His resignation from the Coordination Framework nomination
An announcement expected this week
🎉 Hurray!
This single move removes the core obstruction that has frozen the entire process.
Al-Sudani Set for a Second Term
MNT GOAT reiterates a long-standing belief:
Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani will secure a second term as Prime Minister.
Once Al-Sudani is officially tasked with forming the next government, it will be time to celebrate.
🥂 “Get that champagne back in the fridge! Lol… Lol… Lol… 😊”
With political certainty restored, Iraq can finally move into a productive spring—both politically and economically.
Why Was Maliki Ever Nominated?
A critical question remains:
What was the Coordination Framework thinking?
For months, media outlets and analysts have warned of the dangers of returning Nouri al-Maliki to power. These concerns are not speculative—they are rooted in:
His eight years as prime minister
Widespread corruption
Sectarian division
Institutional collapse
These fears were reinforced in the article titled:
“US RACHETS UP PRESSURE ON IRAQ OVER POST OF PRIME MINISTER”
The report highlights a growing standoff between:
The White House
Iraqi political factions
With the warning that continued insistence on Maliki could destabilize the OPEC member state.
Maliki’s Exit Is Bigger Than Iraq — It’s About Iran
MNT GOAT stresses that Maliki’s final exit is not just about Iraq.
It reflects what is happening inside Iran itself.
Key observations:
The Islamic Republic is weakening rapidly
Iranian influence in Iraq is collapsing
The Ayatollah’s grip is loosening
Iran’s recent actions—such as reckless drone provocations near U.S. naval assets—are seen as signs of desperation, not strength.
The message to Iraq’s Coordination Framework is clear:
Do not fight a losing battle. Iran will not be there to back you up.
The lever has already been pulled.
🚽 The flush has begun.
Everything Is Connected — Always Has Been
MNT GOAT emphasizes a core intelligence principle:
Events are never isolated. The puzzle always comes together.
Political maneuvers in Iraq, pressure from the U.S., Iran’s instability, Kurdish strategy—these are all interconnected pieces moving toward the same conclusion.
What we are witnessing now is the convergence phase.
More Proof Maliki Is Out
Need more confirmation?
Consider this headline:
“THE END OF THE ‘LONG STRUGGLE’… MALIKI IS CLOSE TO ANNOUNCING HIS WITHDRAWAL. EXPECTATIONS ARE THAT A NEW SESSION TO ELECT THE PRESIDENT WILL BE HELD EARLY NEXT WEEK.”
MNT GOAT firmly believes this is exactly what Kurdistan was waiting for.
Why Kurdistan Announced Fuad Hussein
Kurdistan would not have announced Fuad Hussein as its presidential nominee unless:
Maliki’s exit was already assured
This explains everything.
The Kurdish Stall Explained
The delay in electing a president was not accidental.
It was:
A political maneuver
A strategic stall
A way to prevent the next step—Maliki’s nomination
Once Maliki was neutralized, the stall ended.
Fuad Hussein was announced.
The process resumed.
Get it? 😉
Articles Confirm the Real Reason for the Delay
From another recent report:
“Speculation is mounting in political circles that Nouri al-Maliki may announce his withdrawal within the next few hours or days, reminiscent of 2014.”
And the most telling quote of all:
“According to multiple sources, the reason for the stalled sessions is not procedural disagreements, but al-Maliki’s own nomination.”
That says everything.
Featured Snippets / Google Discover Highlights
Is Maliki officially out?
While not yet formally announced, multiple sources confirm Maliki’s withdrawal is imminent.
When will Iraq certify the new president?
Parliament is expected to hold the session early next week.
Who will form the next government?
After the president is certified, the nominee of the largest bloc—expected to be Al-Sudani—will be tasked with forming the government.
Q&A Section
Why must things move quickly now?
Iraq is already beyond the constitutional deadline, forcing rapid action.
Why did Kurdistan delay the process?
To prevent Maliki’s nomination until his exit was assured.
Does this clear the path for the RV?
MNT GOAT strongly believes political stability is the final prerequisite.
Key Takeaways
Parliament is set to certify the president next week
Maliki’s withdrawal is imminent
The political stalemate is over
Al-Sudani is expected to secure a second term
Iranian influence in Iraq is collapsing
The process will now move fast
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MNT GOAT
Parliament is expected next week to finally hold the session to certify the new president.
According to the constitution, the next steps following the presidential election involve the nominee for prime minister of the largest parliamentary bloc with forming a government. The prime minister-designate then has 30 days to present their cabinet and program to parliament for a vote of confidence.
This recent news tells me that the stalemate with Nori al-Maliki is over and he is going to resign his nomination from the Coordination Framework one way or another. This has not yet been done and we expect it this week to be announced. Hurray!
All we can do now is wait and see how this all plays out. They are already going to be over a week beyond the constitutional deadline and so this has to move fast.
I want to add that I still believe Al-Sudani will get his second term. When this is announced and he takes the task of forming the next government we can begin to celebrate. Get that champagne back in the frig! Lol… Lol… Lol… 
It is going to be a nice spring…..
What was the Coordination Framework thinking of in nominating Nori al-Maliki?
For months now we have been reading articles about the horrors of having Nori al-Maliki back in as prime minister. These horrors are totally justified from his past 8 years in that position. In today’s article titled “US RACHETS UP PRESSURE ON IRAQ OVER POST OF PRIME MINISTER” “we find again about the standoff between the White House and Iraqi politicians over who should be the Middle Eastern country’s next prime minister is worsening, according to several people, with the rift threatening to destabilize the OPEC member.” Oh… but the final resignation of Maliki is much more that just the prime minister. It is also a reflection of what is going on in Iran itself as the Islamic republic is about to fall and they know it.
The Iranian influence in Iraq is being flushed down the toilet too along with the Ayatollah. It may take some months but watch it happen. The lever on the bowl to flush has already been pulled down. The destruction of the drone and the defiant act of flying it close to the US fleet and Aircraft carrier is a sign that Iran does not know what to do and is on the brink of capitulation. So, the word is out in Iraq too to the Coordination Framework– basically all telling not to put up a fight as there is not going to be an Iran to back you up in the future. Why destroy Iraq over it since it can still be useful. Do you see what is happening here? These events we are watching playing out are all interconnected as they always are. Eventually the puzzle always comes together. This is what they taught me in the US Intelligence training and it has always proven to be true.
Need More proof Maliki is out?
So, how is this all going to end? In an article in the recent news titled “THE END OF THE “LONG STRUGGLE”… MALIKI IS CLOSE TO ANNOUNCING HIS WITHDRAWAL EXPECTATIONS ARE THAT A NEW SESSION TO ELECT THE “PRESIDENT” WILL BE HELD EARLY NEXT WEEK.” My sincere belief, not opinion, is that this announcement is what Kurdistan was waiting for in order to announce their nominee for the presidency. Kurdistan would not have just announced their candidate Fuad Hussein, if they didn’t know that Maliki was out. Get it?
As I said before this was the sole reason for the stalling in the election process in the first place as a delay in picking the president was just a reason to stall. In other words, a political maneuver by the Kurds to stall the process in order to take a step back and keep the next step from happening, which would have been Maliki’s nomination.
I also want to quote from article – “Speculation is mounting in political circles that Nouri al-Maliki, leader of the State of Law Coalition, may announce his withdrawal from the prime ministerial race within the next few hours or days, a scenario reminiscent of 2014.”
These expectations come at a time of continued political deadlock, with Parliament failing for the second time in two weeks to convene a session to elect a president (as stalled by the Kurds) —a constitutional step that should pave the way for the nomination of the candidate from the largest bloc to form the new government. Now here is the good part to back up my very strong belief: I quote from the article again – “According to multiple sources, the reason for the stalled sessions is not so much procedural disagreements, as officially stated, but rather al-Maliki’s own nomination.”
