Good Luck

Filed under: General — by Jane Novak at 3:56 pm on Saturday, January 29, 2005

To the Iraqi People

Update: 11 pm Brooklyn Time: 7am Baghdad time
GOOD MORNING IRAQ
The sunrise looks very beautiful this morning

Update: 1pm Baghdad Time: Turnout “Heavy”

Disabled 80 year old is carried on the shoulder of a man on his way to cast his vote

5 Comments »

Comment by Sami

1/29/2005 @ 8:39 pm

I also hope the best luck for the Iraqi people to make better future than that they live now.I think the time came to all people in Iraq to say yes for democracy,no for terrorism,no for occupation after now. The elections is the first right step for freedom, please do not ignore it.
Thank you Jane for your effort with all around the world,especially with the middle east nations.

Comment by Kathy K

1/29/2005 @ 8:44 pm

Indeed. Good luck. ‘Chok dii’ in Thai. If I knew the term in other languages, I’d list those too.

And may all the anti-freedom forces, be they overt or covert(sympathizers), have fleas nesting in their armpits, not to mention other places.

Comment by Jane

1/29/2005 @ 11:55 pm

Its going to be a long night here and a historical day in Iraq and the Middle East. There is no clear winner except the people themselves. When was the last time an election outcome was so unclear?

Comment by Jeremy

1/30/2005 @ 12:20 am

Many of the major politicians have already cast their ballots. I haven’t heard of a single Iraqi blogger (except for maybe Baghdad Burning) that isn’t going to be voting today. For good or bad, today will be the day.

Comment by FH

1/30/2005 @ 3:30 am

“When was the last time an election outcome was so unclear”

I don’t know. All I do know in this case is that “who won” extends to more than just the political parties involved…

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