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The US doesn’t particulary care who wins the election, from what I see.
Ironically, it seems to be the Afghani voters who prefer Karzai. Not for any logical reasons, but that’s okay, even in America voters rarely employ logic when voting…. ;)
Scott: by ‘voters’ you must mean those who push their many ballots into the boxes? Yes, more than 50% ‘voted’ for Karzai. But the liberals didn’t count all of their votes, so only 48% were finally counted as voting for Karzai, thereby forcing a runoff.
One wonders how voting is arranged in Mr Heng’s pleasant (?) little dictatorship of Singapore ? Surely more efficiently than in chaotic Afghanistan, but in both cases (as elsewhere) in the service of the rich and powerful…..
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scottfreitas
said,
27 days ago
The US doesn’t particulary care who wins the election, from what I see.
Ironically, it seems to be the Afghani voters who prefer Karzai. Not for any logical reasons, but that’s okay, even in America voters rarely employ logic when voting…. ;)
Magnaut
said,
27 days ago
there are a lot of naked leaders
michaelwme said, 26 days ago
Scott: by ‘voters’ you must mean those who push their many ballots into the boxes? Yes, more than 50% ‘voted’ for Karzai. But the liberals didn’t count all of their votes, so only 48% were finally counted as voting for Karzai, thereby forcing a runoff.
M Henri Day said, 15 days ago
One wonders how voting is arranged in Mr Heng’s pleasant (?) little dictatorship of Singapore ? Surely more efficiently than in chaotic Afghanistan, but in both cases (as elsewhere) in the service of the rich and powerful…..
Henri