Killing Hussein doesn't cleanse the Iraq disaster...

Postman

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Thu Dec-28-06 08:06 PM
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Killing Hussein doesn't cleanse the Iraq disaster...

His mistake is that he was captured....

One wonders if the victors in an invasion of this country(USA)wouldn't do the same with the Bush/Cheney cabal for the same crimes ....(killing innocent people)....

Hussein is guilty of the crimes he did commit, as well as the puppet masters in Washington who supported him when he did those crimes...

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PDJane

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Thu Dec-28-06 08:30 PM
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1. I suspect the rush to execute Hussein

Has more to do with America's dirty linen than it does to any "Crimes Against Humanity".

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madokie

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Thu Dec-28-06 08:39 PM
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4. I think so too, saddam goes back many years with several of the key player in this

illegal war. If there was to be any lessons learned from this chapter in our lives he would be the last one you would want to kill. With his death many pieces of the puzzle will be lost forever. And that is why to them he must be hanged within 48 hrs.

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Cleita

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Thu Dec-28-06 08:33 PM
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2. So will they hurry up "gettin Osama" when the public finds

out that BushCo were in collusion with him in 9/11? Will they hurry to hang Osama too before he talks?

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Tierra_y_Libertad

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Thu Dec-28-06 08:36 PM
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3. It's like trying to put out a fire by applying kerosene.

Saddam will no longer be a captured tyrant but will become a "martyr" to many Sunnis in Iraq and throughout the M.E.

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madokie

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Thu Dec-28-06 08:41 PM
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5. Is he not already a martyr

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Tierra_y_Libertad

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Thu Dec-28-06 09:05 PM
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6. Kind of like Ford was a relatively ignored ex-president is now wearing a halo.

Perhaps I should have said "more of a martyr". I suspect that even many of his enemies will see him as a sacrifice to American ambitions.

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kitty1

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Thu Dec-28-06 10:47 PM
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7. So when does Bush go on trial for the countless murders....

that he and his cronies are responsible for.
as bad as Hussein was, even he couldn't live up to the bloodbath that Bush invoked with this needless war.

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LSK

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Thu Dec-28-06 10:49 PM
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8. it makes it worse, there is no cleansing factor at all

Invading a country and killing its leader. This is so sick.

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Texasgal

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Thu Dec-28-06 10:57 PM
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9. WARNING... GRAPHIC PIC

I personally knew of people who were affected by halabja.

Saddam deserves death.

I disagree strongly with the occupation... regardless, saddam needs to die. He is a worthless killer of innocent human beings.

Fuck him./.. I will shed no tears.

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