Countdown started

countdown to the next elections

We deserve the parliament we vote for. Here’s to hoping, against all odds, that the people who voted for these dark-ages jokers would learn from their lesson and don’t assume – for a third time – that religiosity = political ability or wisdom for that matter, as this parliament has amply proven.

Welcome to the age of Bahraini Inquisition. Have the cinder ready, and build gallows in sufficient numbers for the exclusive use of the parliamentary inquisitors, the protectors of our faith, the defenders of our morals, the lovers of culture and the appreciators of the arts.

What did you actually expect? That this parliament would diligently work to increase freedoms of speech and expression? That they will open investigations in dire issues they have conveniently forgotten like Bandargate, the housing shortage, the dearth of land, the increasing poverty, retooling education and fixing the constitution?

Fat chance!

We can’t blame the government for this one. We can only blaming ourselves for voting for these morons. Well done. I hope whoever voted for them is happy with their choice now, go on, pat yourself on the back.

Assuming the next elections would happen on 15 Oct, 2010, there are 1,303 days left. Assuming we actually want to wait that long.

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53 Responses to “Countdown started”

  1. mahmood
    25.Mar.'07 at 18:25 #
    بس؟ بعد هجوم الأسد طلعت فار لم حاچوك الناس بالعگل؟

    والله فلحنا!

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  2. متابع
    25.Mar.'07 at 20:34 #

    أي عقل الله يهداك.. أحد يرد على هالكلام؟

    1. you cannot be sheep and educated at the same time. contradiction.

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  3. D
    25.Mar.'07 at 20:50 #

    يعني بالعربي مافي خروف متعلم، يا خروف .. يا متعلم. الا اذا انت متلاقي مع خروف special

    :tongue:

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