jesus, psycho. its like you expect whover they vote for to be the second coming of christ.


one question, which im sure you'll be happy to answer... just how does being able to vote ensure stability and a freedom-loving leader for the iraqis?


you think that whoever they elect will somehow be some benevolent leader that likes to barbque on sundays and play baseball in the spring sunshine?


you idiot.



you dont want iraqi soveriegnty, you want another america. well its been 500 years now for america, and you want it in less than five years for the iraqis.


now tell us how an iraqi being able to vote makes the region more stable.
nicholasstanko Reviewed by nicholasstanko on . Large Turnout for Iraq Constitution Vote BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - Sunni Arabs voted in surprisingly high numbers on Iraq's new constitution Saturday, many of them hoping to defeat it in an intense competition with Shiites and Kurds over the shape of the nation's young democracy after decades of dictatorship. With little violence, turnout was more than 66 percent in the three most crucial provinces. The constitution still seemed likely to pass, as expected. But the higher-than-forecast Sunni turnout made it possible the vote would be Rating: 5