“Recalling the 1st. group of loved ones whose blood was shed in the start of this reform movement 40d ago, calling again to bring the killers to justice, offering our condolences to their families.” (1)
“Political powers holding authority now have a unique chance to heed citizens’ demands according to a mutually-accepted roadmap, to be implemented in a set timeframe, to end a long corruption era. (2)
“It is unacceptable to do more stonewalling & procrastination in combating corruption & political quotas (muhassassa), for it will put the Country at grave rosks.” (3)
“Maintaining the peaceful protests of all kinds. The greatest responsibility in this regard falls on security forces to avoid use of excessive force while dealing with peaceful protesters.” (4)
“It has been noted that most participants in the protest are peaceful & not engaged in attacks on govt & private property. The minority of protestors that attack properties must be told to stop.” (5)
“Demonstrating peacefully is the right if every Iraqi adult to express opinions & demand rights, whoever wants to take part is free to do so, & so is the case for those who don’t want to take part.” (6)
“It’s not for anyone to force their opinions on others. Participation or lack thereof must not be a basis for exchanging accusations among the citizens.” (7)
“Protesters beware of any attempt by these malicious entities to penetrate their ranks & cause the reform movement to deviate.” (9)
“We must not forget their favors & minimize their great sacrifices. If it is possible to hold peaceful protests today, without fear of terrorism, it’s because of these heroes.” (11)