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Journal pudge's Journal: Iraqi Constitution 6

So what if some provinces disagree with the Constitution? So did some of the original 13 states.

Like New York. Hm. OK, not a good example. It's all liberal and stuff, and gave us Chuck and Hillary. Hm. And the last to ratify was Vermont, which gave us that turncoat Jeffords, and gay unions, and Howard Dean.

Oh noes! The Iraqis are in more trouble than we thought!

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Iraqi Constitution

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  • No no no (Score:2, Flamebait)

    by ellem ( 147712 ) *
    it must be flawlessly perfect the first time around or it is a total failure. Besides it must be disasterous because GWB is involved and therefore it is evil and therefore against all liberal thought and democracy because GWB is a facist who is turning the US into a Police State with NO freedoms like Cuba has.
  • Consider our first constitution, the Articles of Confederation! It was a complete failure!

    Of course, if the first Iraqi constitution fails, it will be an earth shattering catastrophe. In the minds of Bush haters. To the rest of the world, having to revise and rewrite constitutions is a fact of political life.

    Heck, look how long it took the EU to get to a point where they even have a constitution to vote on at all!
  • ok NY is a bad example but a good one is RI. They didn't really care for a represntative-base system purely because they are so small. New York would jsut vote them into irrelevence.
  • An all out civil war just might fix them up real good as well.

    This is going to be a bloody bloody thing. Whether we continue to be involved or not is the question.

    I feel like we're waiting for our own Pentagon Papers:

    "The document revealed, among other things, the government had planned to expand its role in Vietnam even when president Lyndon Johnson was promising not to, that the Gulf of Tonkin Incident had been largely fabricated to this end, and that there was no plan to end the war. The document

    • Beyond the "Holy Crap, Batman, did she just admit that" moment

      Admit what? What they've been saying since the beginning, that we needed to reform the Middle East to be more free and prosperous to reduce terrorism in the long term? Not sure what you see there that is surprising.
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