A note about the 10th electoral circuit and Jabriya

After the conclusion of the Kuwaiti parliamentary elections for 2006, Kuwait2005 would like to take a second to comment on the 10th electoral circuit and Jabriya.

Candidate	Jabriya	Adiliyah	Surra
Basil Al-Rashid	1257	1625	1862
Jamal Al-Omar	2305	1132	1398
Hamad Al-Tuwaijri	1819	844	760
Saleh Al-Fathala	1112	1920	2197

The table clearly demonstrates that without Adiliya, where Jamal took 17.74 % of the votes, and Surra, where he took 18.56 % of the votes, Jamal Al-Omar would not have made it into parliament. Therefore, for the "orange people" I say, stop targeting an area, just because government will let you. Al-Naibari stated recently that around 13 members of parliament reached it through money. Why is Jabriya targeted by this campaign? Why did the "orange people" not show up in Khaitan or Bayan or Khaldiya? Again, because Jabriya is a soft target, and because the people behind these theatrics do not have the balls to do so. Good for you people of Jabriya, for you are least responsible for the likes of Fathala. Just a note on this good Friday :)

Special Message- Kuwait Electionsٍ

Welcome to the Kuwaiti elections. In less than 24 hours, life will go back to normal, after all the hoopla ends. We will wake up in a country where there is no corruption, where people respect themselves, others and the law, and where people's rights are respected and protected. We will find that corrupt candidates did not win, and the new ministers will be qualified individuals. Finally, we will realize that we are living a blast from the past.

On 02-08-1990, Iraqi forces invaded Kuwait. It was a thursday dubbed as "black thursday." Welcome to yet another "black thursday." Peace.

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