To be anti-allawi is to refuse the puppet regime imposed on Iraq by the occupation.

The anti-allawi-group aims to be a protest and resistance center against the theatrical sovereignty handover, and to reveal facts on the allawi regime and all subsequent manifestations employed in an attempt to legitimize the illegal American occupation.

The CIA recruited Allawi to run an exile organization that sent agents into Baghdad in the early 1990's to plant bombs and sabotage facilities. The bombs, including one that exploded in a movie theater, and another in a school bus, resulted in many civilian casualties. The very model of a modern major quisling was named PM in act one of the sovereignty handover show.

What of Allawi now?

He has been replaced by an equivalent produced by an illegitimate farce of an election.

Believe me, good people. The first member who joined this group asked a very pertinent question at that early time way back in September, when our Allawi was still kicking around and busy shining his new desk.

The question was something like "as all quislings are naturally disposable, shall we keep changing our group's name every time one expires?"

Tight, isn't it? Well, I scratched my little grey cells, when in a stroke of genius it came to me. So I replied as I had planned it all along! But surely friend, we are not anti-allawi-the-man. That's not worth the effort. We are anti-allawi-the-phenomenon.

When one allawi is gone, as he must, and as long as the occupation continues, he'll only be replaced by some other allawi. There are always more where he came from.

The substitute allawi might have a different name and even a different face, but he'll also be an allawi just the same. And as old Will once said, "what's in a name?" Call him Ali or Abdoo or Harry, allawi is always allawi whatever the name.

May we soon see the day when Iraq will be a free nation?

Iraqi people need and deserve the support of the international community.