With tears rolling down her eyes, a veiled Iraqi woman shows off her finger stained with blue ink and a small card reading 'Elect Iraq ' after she cast her vote in a polling station in Amman, January 30, 2005. REUTERS/Ali Jarekji
With tears rolling down her eyes, a veiled Iraqi woman shows off her finger stained with blue ink and a small card reading 'Elect Iraq ' after she cast her vote in a polling station in Amman, January 30, 2005. REUTERS/Ali Jarekji
#11 What a wonderful, touching picture. Thanks for posting it.
That's beautiful.
This photo should win a prize. Wish we could get all these kinds of photos together. God bless this woman and we pray she can raise her family in peace just like the rest of us do. I think this woman would gladly argue with kennedeee about who knows what is best for THEM. I'm happy for this woman and wish her all that is good.
Guaranteed ... you won't see this picture on Monday's cover page of the NY Times.
THAT picture is fabulous!
Reminds me of the Afghan girl on the cover of Nat'l Geographic.
It's the eyes...beautiful.
The question now is, which thug dictators will be the next tartar?
This just in from michaelmoore.com
Thousands of fingerpainting artists and blue Iraqis disenfranchised.
"With tears rolling down her eyes, a veiled Iraqi woman shows off her finger stained with blue ink and a small card reading 'Elect Iraq ' after she cast her vote in a polling station in Amman, January 30, 2005. REUTERS/Ali Jarekji"
Gee, and I thought all Muslims were terrorists. This is a great day for America, and hopefully it will wake many up to the fact that the great majority of Muslims want peace.
Kinda says it all, huh?
That pic went right to my heart, thanks.
See #11. It's beautiful.
That is a beautiful eye.Verify your legal right to vote....them put the fingerprint down to seal the deal.