And I'm still waiting for a "things were better under Saddam" post.....I've seen Jihad talk about Rumsfeld and Bush, but not a word on the man who actually gave the order and planned to gas the Kurds. I wonder why that is...![]()
For what? Planting bombs in WTC 1 ,2,and 7 on 9/11? Blowing up the Pentagon on 9/11? Faking plane crashes on 9/11? Having actors portray OBL and suicide bombers?So when are we going to hang Bush et al?
And I'm still waiting for a "things were better under Saddam" post.....
If John Pilger or George Galloway were members of the forum they'd be waxing lyrical on Saddam Hussein in a Team America fashion in an obvious troll manner.
But back to the topic, i won't shed a tear for Ali for what he did.
And I'm still waiting for a "things were better under Saddam" post.....
I'm finding this thread quite humourous.
So you advocate Mob Rule, where based upon internet hearsay a man can be lynched?
They have not been indicted by any court for whatever happened in iraq, let alone convicted, so they can't be executed.
No, I said they were above the law, i.e, immune to justice (because they are the Mob).
No, I said they were above the law, i.e, immune to justice (because they are the Mob).
They are?
So why did they leave power instead of setting up a military dictatorship?
Does "the Mob" usually say, "well, shucks, we had an election and we lost, so we're giving up power"?
Don't they usually extended the president-for-life's tenure by an act of a rubber-stamp "people's committee", instead?
I will, but of the crocodile variety.
Make sure you paint it in Arabic. If you don't like Iraqi justice system, they might want to hear from you, in Arabic as well.I can't cry. I'm too busy painting the "Mission Accomplished" banner.
No, I said they were above the law, i.e, immune to justice (because they are the Mob).
It's a beautiful day for the Iraqi Kurds.
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You may now start crying those tears.
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I can't cry. I'm too busy painting the "Mission Accomplished" banner.