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Post a Comment*Yeah. Lets be critical of the Iraqi government taking a vacation.
Especially since our government is so effective when it is in session.
Interesting texture on podium.
There's a big difference between the Iraqi and American government.
Congress has been doing pretty well, more or less, or 230+ years.
Iraq is in chaos, other nation's children are dying to preserve thier "peace", and the tribal/religous leaders that pass for their parliament are in Dubai on vacation.
America needs to stop enabling their ludicrous behavior.
the bell tolls for the miners; aren't there alternative sources of energy? we can put a man on the moon with no purpose for it, yet we can't harness or redirect the energy all around us all the time!
Our government hasn't been doing so hot lately. It would be nice if Congress could stop pandering for votes on every issue and actually run the country.
But maybe that's too much to ask.
put the white house there, too
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