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Totten On Iraq Constitution Contradictions

By Justin Gardner | Related entries in Foreign Policy, Legislation, War

Of course it’s only a draft, but when passages that appear right next to each other are so seemingly contradictory, I start to wonder what they’re thinking.

a. No law may contradict Islamic standards.

b. No law may contradict democratic standards.

Read Michael’s entire post here.

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