History Lesson.
The occupying army manned the polling areas to assure that there would be no voting irregularities. Meanwhile, the population went to the polls and voted in unprecedented numbers. When the votes were counted, to no one’s surprise the party in league with the occupying military won the election and began to run the country — while the foreign occupying army got a series of military bases and stayed on and on and on.
Iraq in 2005?
No, it was Poland in 1947, and over 40 years passed before the Soviets left.
2006-10-16
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