cybercat wrote:
> "rock roberts" > wrote in message
> oups.com...
> >
> > Amanda wrote:
> >
> >> > kings hanging kings, sounds like a story book story
> >>
> >> What saddened me is to realize that the newly formed Iraqi government
> >> is nothing but a puppet government who was cajoled to treat this whole
> >> trial with a vendetta on the agenda. If justice was to be done, there
> >> would have been trial for the Kurds who lost more lives than ther
> >> shiites.
> >>
> >> The new Iraq will be nothing but blooddbath between shiites propped by
> >> outsiders (who call themsleves civilized) and Sunnis.
> >>
> >> The whole human race sickens me.
> >
> > somebody's been spreading rumors, about there being an end to tyranny
> > why was I humming - as if I knew
> > ~an old jazz lyric
> >
> > I am sure the gang-bang had something to do with oil and gas prices,
> > how the industrial world always bitches about the prices of gas... so
> > we say.., lets bust the oil mans ass
> >
> > billions of barrells of oil stocks were given away by saddam, he gave
> > them to leaders and dignitaries, one could sell those stocks
> >
> > was the right to life crowd gathered at the foot of the gallows?
> >
> > lets not forget the paper trial that showed saddam paying for suicide
> > bombers
> >
> > regardless of the outcome, a barbaric element has been removed from the
> > middle east.
> >
>
> using a barbaric practice.
>
> Now that's progress.

That's all I was saying.

Until I saw his execution, I was still hoping that there's hope for
Iraq. Now that I know there isn't, makes me wonder whether Saddam knew
something others didn't. FWIW, Saddam was the only guy in the region
trying to actively promote secularism and women's rights. I feel sad
for the people in that country and the region.

> We really showed him and everyone like him that killing is wrong, didn't we.
>
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