We did it.….…… losers

Posted on January 30, 2005 by Sappho

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.

See them here

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21 Responses to We did it.….…… losers

  1. Dave Nalle says:
    January 30, 2005 at 22:15

    I believe if you exam­ine that site more closely you’ll find that it’s intended as par­ody. I think the stick­ers and posters are meant to be humorus and are crit­i­cal of the ter­ror­ists, though some­times it’s hard to tell.

    Dave

  2. Jeffrey -- New York says:
    January 30, 2005 at 22:50

    Lady­bird,

    Con­grat­u­la­tions!

    This has been sim­ply the most AMAZING DAY!!!

    Long live the Iraqi Patriots!

    *

  3. Mister Ghost says:
    January 30, 2005 at 22:56

    Ladysweetie,
    That’s National Lam­poon, famous Amer­i­can com­edy group/publication,
    a bit on the lib­eral side. Ever see the Chevy Chase National Lam­poon Vaca­tion movies? That’s them.

  4. Mister Ghost says:
    January 30, 2005 at 22:59

    A Real Hero in Iraq from the I Should Have Stayed Home blog

    From a source in the Iraqi Min­istry of Inte­rior:
    Bagh­dad Police HQ reported that at 1200 hrs today, Police Con­sta­ble Abd al Amir was killed in the line of duty at the Khalil bin Walid Polling Cen­ter in the Yarmuk sec­tion of Bagh­dad. Abd al Amir iden­ti­fied a sus­pi­cious man wear­ing an explo­sives belt, and imme­di­ately tack­led him, shield­ing the lines of vot­ers with his body, and dying instantly when the ter­ror­ist det­o­nated his belt.

  5. LadyBird says:
    January 30, 2005 at 23:05

    MG
    I don’t know those lam­poon thing but they must look for some­thing else to laugh about at this time

  7. LadyBird says:
    January 30, 2005 at 23:51

    Amer­i­can
    thank you for the nice words

  8. MissG says:
    January 31, 2005 at 00:24

    Lady­bird, First of all, con­grat­u­la­tions and thank you for what you have had the strength to do today. Thank every­one you know who has voted. It’s some­thing won­der­ful for we Amer­i­cans, espe­cially those that have loved ones there, to read what you have to say and to let oth­ers know. Sec­ondly — on these bumper stick­ers — it’s sort of like the “Volk­swa­gen” com­mer­cial. You have to have a cer­tain per­spec­tive to enjoy the humor. I did enjoy that one.

  9. Kat-Missouri says:
    January 31, 2005 at 00:37

    Con­grat­u­la­tions again! Joy to you and yours! Iraq! Iraq! Iraq!

  10. Ryley R. Hayes says:
    January 31, 2005 at 01:28

    A true con­grat­u­la­tions from the old­est democ­racy to the newest one. We got rid of the bully, but I can’t express in words the amount of admi­ra­tion I have for the Iraqi peo­ple to have put up with 50 years of tyranny, many of them, includ­ing the last two spent in war, and then still have the will power, the sheer courage to defy the ter­ror­ists threats, and take the future of their coun­try into their own hands. This is a day of cel­e­bra­tion for Iraqis, and a day of hope for those who still yearn for the taste of free­dom. May this new gov­ern­ment of the peo­ple and by the peo­ple live long, and may our two coun­tries remain friends. Once again, congratulations.

  11. liminal says:
    January 31, 2005 at 02:08

    Yea, that is pretty sick of them. Lets hope peace descends upon Iraq in this first step toward self-determination. –your iraqi brother

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  13. A.W. of Freespeech.com says:
    January 31, 2005 at 12:15

    Yeah, its par­ody, but i am not clear what the joke is. hahaha ter­ror­ists are going to kill the iraqis? I don’t know. its weird. the same peo­ple cre­ated a very good site mock­ing moveon.org, an anti-everything-Bush orga­ni­za­tion. they called it moveon­please. this goes the oppo­site way and its not really funny.

    Speak­ing of humor, Mel Brooks, a jew­ish man, once made a play where they made fun of Hitler. He said, his goal was to make Hitler too ridicu­lous to take seri­ously. Maybe that is your way of rebelling. make fun of zar­qawi. i see you are doing that already with the post claim­ing to have found zar­qawi in dis­guise. maybe that is the right way to do it.

  14. destroyiraq says:
    January 31, 2005 at 20:36

    I am a sunni and a patriot to Iraq.
    I am a sunni who has not slept with the occu­pier or handed my sis­ter over to the US sol­diers who already came down my mother’s throat.
    I am a sunni who chose not vote because of the evil con­spir­acy against me.

    A con­spir­acy against me BECAUSE I am Iraqi.

    I am a sunni and I spit on you all.

    I spit on those Iraqis who believe them­selves patri­ots to have voted.

    Do you even know what you have done, you mis­er­able Iraqi fuck­ers? hmmm?

    You just voted away 1/3rd of Iraq’s ter­ri­to­r­ial integrity. While you were danc­ing on US and Brit cock, hail­ing your new-found free­dom to become slaves, the Kurds silently held a ref­er­en­dum on the future of the Kur­dish areas.

    What do you fuck­ers think they voted?

    Yes, good­bye Iraq. Its nice to know free­dom means break­ing your coun­try down to cantons.

    Enjoy it you bas­tards, but remem­ber what the French resis­tance did to the Vichy gov­ern­ment. Your time will come.

    Keep lick­ing occu­pa­tion boot. Every­one knows these blogs are bought and paid for by the US spe­cial ops.

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  16. David says:
    February 1, 2005 at 14:42

    I would just like con­grat­u­late all the Iraqi peo­ple and applaud them for stand­ing up for their new found rights. You know, like Iraq, Amer­ica too was born out of fire. Stand Strong! From out of that fire will come the spark that ignites the Torch of Free­dom. And that Torch will for­ever shine over your great Land. God bless you all in Iraq. You are always in my prayers. And again, con­grat­u­la­tions.

  17. Jerry says:
    February 1, 2005 at 15:56

    Hey # 13…

    Ha Ha Ha Ha…you loser ass-monkey you. Boo Hoo Hoo we used to live like kings… now we have to share power with the true majority…WHAAAAAAAAAAAA!

    (Sorry folks…:-)…)

  18. David says:
    February 1, 2005 at 19:56

    I have a ques­tion and I am not quite sure if this is the cor­rect place to post it. Is any­one explain­ing to the Iraqi peo­ple what to expect in the upcom­ing months and years? Is any­one inform­ing them that there will be more trou­ble and more vio­lence? I have greatly admired the Iraqi peo­ple since before the first Gulf War. I was moved to tears a num­ber of times while watch­ing the Iraqi peo­ple vote on tele­vi­sion. For once, they were smil­ing because they were truly happy. I guess what I am try­ing to say is this… I just don’t want the Iraqi peo­ple to be dis­il­lu­sioned. Free­dom, Peace and Democ­racy will come. In fact, in many ways it is already there. But there are hard times still ahead as well as many happy ones. I would like to see the Iraqi peo­ple still smil­ing months and years from now. I don’t want to see them con­sis­tanty being let down because things are not being explained to them. God Bless Iraq and The Iraqi Peo­ple. You remain in my con­stant prayers. David.

  19. Vasu says:
    February 3, 2005 at 00:57

    My best wishes for all the Iraqi peo­ple that have for so long endured many hard­ships under var­i­ous regimes, and more recently the tragedies of occu­pa­tion by a dan­ger­ous force.

    I hope that the Iraqi peo­ple will all work together for their com­mon good and well-being, and be uni­fied again — and will not have to endure the occu­pa­tion and its tragedies for long.

    You are in my hearts and prayers. Courage, strength and patience

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