Thursday, February 10, 2005
Democracy spreads
Looks like George Bush has inspired the Student Coordination Committee for Democracy in Iran:
The students are calling for Iranians to stain their fingers with blue ink, "in the now well-known sighn of RIGHT OF SELF DETERMINATION!"
Amen, brother.
For some time, know...since I arrived in Iraq, at least, I had argued that we ought to translate everything Thomas Paine wrote into Arabic, recast some of the biblical references to relate to Sharia law, print a zillion copies, and air drop them all over Iraq.
And see that a few million found their way across the Syrian and Iranian borders, too.
Let's engage this war of ideologies. And fight it to the hilt.
If Imperial Japan could become a moderate democracy, it's possible anywhere.
Splash, out
Jason
(Hat tip: LT Smash)
In this line, the usual fear of the mullahs and their Islamist technocrats has been amplified by the statements of President Bush, in reference to the unwillingness to use military force against Iran, and his declaration and compassion for the Iranian people, by saying, "As you stand for your liberty, America stands with you."
The students are calling for Iranians to stain their fingers with blue ink, "in the now well-known sighn of RIGHT OF SELF DETERMINATION!"
Amen, brother.
For some time, know...since I arrived in Iraq, at least, I had argued that we ought to translate everything Thomas Paine wrote into Arabic, recast some of the biblical references to relate to Sharia law, print a zillion copies, and air drop them all over Iraq.
And see that a few million found their way across the Syrian and Iranian borders, too.
Let's engage this war of ideologies. And fight it to the hilt.
If Imperial Japan could become a moderate democracy, it's possible anywhere.
Splash, out
Jason
(Hat tip: LT Smash)
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