Talk about hypocrisy...

Because many Sunni’s stayed away from the polls, influential Sunni clerics — including many who had called for a boycott — are now challenging the legitimacy of the balloting and the government that will emerge from it.
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[Sunni moron] Sooooo...because we did everything in our power to stop the election, but it still happened....and we chose not to participate in the election....for those reasons, both of which we deliberately caused, the election results are bogus. Right? [/Sunni moron]








:behead:

[SnP rant] How 'bout you sit your ass over yonder somewhere in a corner and maybe

:stfu:

for a change? You had your chance. You decided not to vote. Now shut up and wait your turn. [/SnP rant]


But wow...wait till Kerry hears about this strategy...he'll be all over it like stink on shit...I can hear him now..."I urge all good Democrats to boycott the elections. That way, when I get my ass kicked at the polls, we can sit back and whine that the elections were not valid because we didn't vote. Hey, it makes more sense than the Gore 'recount' idea...and besides, who really gives a rat's ass about Ohio anyway?..."
 
Ahhhhh! Gato!

Put a warning on that link!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Some of us don't appreciate visuals of bood and guts!!!

God! So wish I didn't open that!
 
That's not the link I saw when I copied and pasted it. Damned MSNBC changed stuff on me. I apologize for the new link. The one I had linked to originally had this story...If you google the words "Sunni Clerics"+"Illegitimate", you'll see what MSNBC did...bastards...
 
police chief in Mosul demanded the insurgents hand over weapons within two weeks or he would "wipe out" anyone giving them shelter.
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The police chief can "wipe people out"? :eek:
 
Screw the Police Chief. The people are taking their country back.

ABC said:
Last Update: Friday, February 4, 2005. 11:27am (AEDT)
Iraqi villagers kill 5 insurgents
By Middle East correspondent Mark Willacy

The residents of a small Iraqi village have killed five insurgents who had attacked them for voting in last weekend's national elections.

Several other insurgents were also wounded.

The insurgents raided the village of al-Mudhiryah south of Baghdad after warning its inhabitants not to vote in the election.

The villagers fought back, killing five of the insurgents and wounding eight others.

The insurgents' cars were then set alight.

Al-Mudhiryah's tribal sheikh says his people are sick of being threatened by Islamic extremists.
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