[tophat9000]

Just how many electoral votes does Holland have anyway...O that right...none

[Imal]

No news here. The Democrats get campaign money and actual votes from non-citizens all the time, especially in California.

[concerned about politics]

To American adults, these children seem pretty stupid. The more the Socialists expose their venom, the more votes the Republicans get.
I'd say it's going to back fire. I believe Americans will be offended by the busybodys in other countries. They have no business to butt in on our national elections.
In my opinion, normal Americans are above that type of nonsence, and are too proud a people to decide their votes by using an insane, time wasting poll on the internet.
Nobody would want the worlds fruit cakes to choose our presidents for us (except for the communist leftist extremists).

Remember, the Bible says "fear not" 365 times, one "fear not" for each day of the year.

[BigWaveBetty]

This reeks of the Pig in a Pantsuit or one of her minions.

[Libertina]

The rats will be pogo-stick-high jumping with joy...

[Petronski]

Do I have to buy some kind of sh!tty Dutch taco to vote?

[Elisha]

...In an effort to establish global democracy,...

Is it just me, or does that sound a little sinister?

[rogue yam]

Dear Hans,

Bite me!

Sincerely,

rogue yam

[bwteim]

Theworldvotes.org is a Dutch initiative.
At this moment, the Theworldvotes team exists of:
Wiebe de Jager
Bart Lacroix
Bouwe Westerdijk

Websites all look the same size on a screen... this "Dutch group" consists of three block heads. They will get more activity due to publicity than interest.

[P.O.E.]

At least we have elections, unlike the EU Commission

[FreeReporting]

Hudspah multiplied. The Dutch are usually very sensible people, but here you have to remember that they are neighbours to the Belgians who wanted to institute trials of world leaders.

Talk about inflated ideas of their own importance!

I wonder how much tax each "voter" will contribute to the USA?

[Sgt_Schultze]

To quote the famous...

"There are two things I hate: people intolerant to others’ cultures, and the Dutch."

Thanks Michael!

[manic4organic]

For some reason the Dutch bring only two words to mind: finger and dike

[SoCal_Republican]

"All citizens around the world who are committed to building a democratic international system of governance that is based on respect for universal human rights"

I'm so glad to see that they are concerned about democracy and human rights. And what is their stand on democracy in Iraq? Human rights in Iraq? OK, then Sudan? North Korea? Hmmph. I can't seem to find anything on their site about this. Must not be looking hard enough.

[Vast Buffalo Wing Conspiracy]

If memory serves, don't some Dutch localities allow resident non-citizens to vote in their local elections? Maybe that's where they are getting their crazy ideas from. "Democracy" is such a good idea that anyone should be allowed to vote for anything at any time for any reason!

In fact, here in the States we have people calling illegal aliens "undocumented immigrants" and they want to give them in-state college tuition, drivers licenses, welfare, etc., so why not let them vote too? We have the same kind of crazy people here in the States, so let's not jump on the Dutch because they have a few nuts of their own.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

An Elephant at Rotterdam Zoo splashes water over itself during the hot weather, with temperatures around 30 degrees celsius mark (86 fahrenheit) in Rotterdam, August 5, 2003. Europe's hot spell was caused by a mass of hot, dry air moving from the southeast, the Portugese weather service said. (HOLLAND OUT) REUTERS/Guido Benschop