Editorial: The State of Law

It is not good for the prime minister and his government to end their era with involvement in a tragic event. We function based on laws and regulations. Once we violate these rights and commitments, we change into a fascist state just like that of Saddam. We cannot justify violating the law based on one's feeling that he is right. The government should not remain frozen with such violations -- it has to do something to show its power. Some of the blocs do not know that due to certain circumstances, opposing slates might unite and work together as a result of (the government's abuse.) If we remain deaf and dumb to the possible political truths, the country will remain unstable. I highly appreciate all of the candidates and their blocs, but the elections will decide who comes to the national assembly. We have to show commitments to our nation by respecting each other and by functioning through negotiations rather than violence.