I would imagine that anything they all sign will be so vague as to create the conditions for a civil war later.

Each of the representatives seems to have two constituencies - to the Americans who appointed them and can and will veto any constitution which doesn't allow for American presence and honor the oil and "reconstruction" contracts given to Americans, and their own religious, tribal, territorial folks.

None of 'em can go back home to an eventual election if their local constituency believes they have been sold out.

So, what they can all agree on is some "stuff", followed by essentially agreeing to disagree later on key points. And when the "later" comes, I doubt they will be able to agree then, either.

"Oh what tangled web we weave, when first we endeavor to deceive". There were no WMDs, George, and no Iraqi link to 9-11.

Arf