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Moqtada Al Sadr, the popular Shiite cleric and leader of one of the most feared Iraqi Shia extremist groups, the Mahdi army, is oncourse to become even more influential in Iraqi politics. With reports coming in from inside Iraq that the radical cleric is.
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