Monthly Archives: January 2005

To all the peo­ple who started blogs to sup­port Iraq, send emails and even both­ered to read our blogs and I will not men­tion any names here because you are all heros, I will say Thank you all for stand­ing beside … Con­tinue read­ing →

Lim­nal was more cre­ative with the pic­ture than me and lim apol­o­gizes say­ing “I nor­mally wouldn’t want to dis­grace the don­key in such a man­ner” Al-Zarqawi in dis­guise …try­ing to enter one of vot­ing cen­ters in Iraq.

There are peo­ple really pissed off because we Iraqis can vote and we voted and we will keep vot­ing, look at those losers who designed but­tons, posters and bumper stick­ers to dis­cour­age the Iraqis.….….….….….…in your faces you trolls we did it. … Con­tinue read­ing →

I am leav­ing right now to the vot­ing cen­ter in Zwolle to cast my vote, a full cov­er­age on the process tonight (local time), at the time please read how Iraqis in Egypt mak­ing their own his­tory. Egypt left off … Con­tinue read­ing →

Do you think democ­racy is pos­si­ble in Iraq? This is a poll taken from the Time magazine.

The last poll shows that (PEOPLE’S UNION) [com­mu­nist party] is tak­ing the lead until now 24.66%, the sec­ond is (UNITED IRAQI ALLIANCE) [Sis­tani and Shiia] 22.61%, the (IRAQI LIST) comes 3rd with 19.56%. 8828 peo­ple par­tic­i­pated in this poll, you can … Con­tinue read­ing →

First if you have access to the BBC1 don’t for­get to watch the full cov­er­age on Iraq’s Elec­tion (Sunday.…..10,15 GMT) by John Simp­son, The pro­gram will try to answer this ques­tion “What will the elec­tion brings to Iraq, sta­bil­ity or … Con­tinue read­ing →

Three days ahead of the con­tro­ver­sial vote, a lead­ing Iraqi resis­tance group vowed not to tar­get polling sta­tions or attack inno­cent Iraqis, say­ing the real bat­tle is against the occu­piers. In a state­ment, the Salah Al-Dine Brigades, the mil­i­tary wing … Con­tinue read­ing →

For the 1st time in mod­ern his­tory some spir­ited Iraqis trav­eled 500, 1000 & even 2000 kilo­me­ters, just to have their name counted, just to have the priv­i­lege to be part of cre­at­ing the 1st true Iraqi Right to vote. … Con­tinue read­ing →