what is the assyrians government?
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I didnt know they had 1..........
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Self-governed by the people of the state
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A type of government common in a parlimentary system.  Cabinet ministers who are members of the majority run departments while serving as elected members.
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That poll has been shot to death already, they asked 150 Sunni.  I am shocked that they didn't get 100% since the Sunni is Saddams people, 99% of the baathist party who lost power when we came in, no wonder they want us out.  BTW, they are also most of the insurgents and suicide killers in Iraq right now.
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Not much.\n\nIt's a country that is quite religious.  It was in a war against Iraq in which the US propped up the Iraqi side so now has some legitimate gripes against the US.\n\nThe people are no doubt like people all over the world.  Some good some bad but generally want the same opportunities as anyone else and just want to live in peace and harmony.
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I can vouch that what the other posts are saying are true. The Osage just won their sovereignty, and they had to come up with their own constitution. Vote with elections just like we do for president etc. Native American tribes had many forms of govt before people showed up here, they are trying to gain some freedom in getting those govts back. It is a good thing actually.
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They have stopped the mass murders.They have ended the United Nations oil for food program that was for the most part really really nice extortion.Most importantly the iraqis now have freedom to vote for their own government.Freedom is usually expensive and paid for in blood.It is just as pricless as the lives lost in securing it.
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Which govt are you talking about? There are almost 200 in the world. Some are involved in genocide. Sudan leaps immediately to mind. Iraq under Saddam tried. Many others have over the years. The only reason that I know of is that they are evil.\n\nIf you mean our govt, no. never has, never will.
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We're on the side of the elected govt.
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Japan is generally considered to be a constitutional monarchy. The "highest organ of state power" is its bicameral parliament, the Kokkai or "Diet". The Diet consists of a House of Representatives (Lower House or Shugi-in) containing 480 seats, elected by popular vote every four years, and a House of Councillors (Upper House or Sangi-in) of 247 seats, whose popularly elected members serve six-year terms. There is universal adult (over 20 years old) suffrage with a secret ballot for all elective offices. \n\nThe Cabinet is composed of a Prime Minister and ministers of state, and is responsible to the Diet. The Prime Minister must be a member of the Diet and is designated by his colleagues. The Prime Minister has the power to appoint and remove ministers, a majority of whom must be Diet members. The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has been in power since 1955, except for a short-lived coalition government formed from its opposition parties in 1993; the largest opposition party is the Democratic Party of Japan\n\n\neverything about japan in this site \n\nhttp://www.wordiq.com/definition/Japan
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Its territory covered approximately the northern part of modern Iraq. However they were a mighty military empire that ruled the known world for a time. The Assyrians were known for their excessive cruelty. They seemed indestructible. Fear gripped the nations around them. Kings committed suicide instead of falling into the Assyrians' cruel hands. Yet the Babylonians defeated them at Nineveh and so ended this indestructible empire. Then Babylon was supreme until the Medes and the Persians came along. One lesson here: All empires, and in modern times super powers, rise and fall in a consistent repeating pattern. Spain was big, France was big. Great Britain was big. No more. Now the U.S. is big, but a day is coming when we will be a super power no more. \nSomebody else will be big. China? A coalition of Muslim countries? United States of Europe? We'll see, and perhaps in our own life-time.
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Assyrian Mission Quarterly Reports - Volume IV\nThe Quarterly Reports of the Archbishop of Canterbury's Mission to the Assyrian Christians began publication in October 1890 and ceased with number 99 in April 1915. Their original purpose was to inform and attract supporters of the mission in the west. Along with detailed accounts of mission activities, the reports are full of interesting descriptions of the life and customs of the Assyrians of the time. Volume IV contains numbers 72 to 82, 86 to 90, 98 and 99 (1908-1915). Also included, as an appendix, are chapters 4, 5, 6, 7, and 9 of "Through the East to Rome" by the Rev. G. J. Macgillivray one of the mission priests who later became a Roman Catholic.
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Well some people are more familiar with the Iraq. I for one am familiar with Iraq's history because my parents were born there and am Assyrian. Soldiers that serve in Iraq begin to appreciate the history others have learned about. Making their respect for Iraq's (Mesopotamia) history tangible.
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It was the heavenly kingdom of which Jesus is now the ruling king. It is the one true government that will wipe out all of the ones on the earth today, and will have earth's inhabitants unified under it in true worship. It will eventually be handed over from Jesus to his Father after Christ's 1000 Year Reign and after Satan is completely destroyed.
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The Egyptian government website is\n\nwww.egypt.gov.eg\n\nIt's available in Arabic and English.
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The new government in Iraq is trying to bring in political representation from all over the country, instead of just leaving the minority Sunnis in charge.  They are also trying to write a constitution that will give basic rights to all people in Iraq, instead of leaving everything up to the discretion of the local strongman.\nIt will take time to build a civil, non-sectarian society in Iraq.  But the payoff is worth the effort.  And frankly, just about anything is better than having a despotic murderer and half his family in charge.  I think all 300,000+ people slain by Saddam Hussein's regime would agree.
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religion and government