Posted on 10/28/2005 11:11:50 AM PDT by Hadean
CAIRO, Egypt Saddam Hussein's half-brother and former intelligence chief is begging to be let out of jail so his spinal cancer can be treated.
The man (Barazan Ibrahim al-Tikriti) is standing trial with Saddam on charges of crimes against humanity. A letter printed in a Saudi-owned paper quotes him as saying there's no treatment available for him in prison, and that he had nothing to do with Saddam's rule.
He's calling on President Bush and other world leaders for help.
No, I think he is being held on charges of murders he committed all by himself. Is he afraid of meeting Allah face to face?
Saddam's half brother pleads to be freed from jailYeah, I don't think ol' Barazan has quite caught on to this new concept of justice sweeping Iraq.
“Former intelligence chief” would seem to contradict that.
Sure, he's just the fun loving Roger Clinton of Iraq.
Let him halfway out.
Tell us what you know about 9-11 and then we can talk, Barazan. Deal?
I am certain, the Iraqi Gov't is giving him the best medical care available for mass murdering bastards of humanity.
Send him to a Kurdish hospital for treatment!
I believe if they were to string him up by tying his arms behind his back and raising in by his wrists this could indeed have an influence on his suffering spinal chord. Hey it's worth a try after all his intelligence goons used this "treatment" quite often and with great success.
Well I was trying to make a play off of his spinal chord and the stringing up with hands behind the back was one of the Iraqi's favorite torture methods. But, hey Doc I will defer to you on this one, sounds good to me. Whatever gets them talking.
I hear a distant violin playing "My Heart Weeps For You"
So Saddam's half brother is Howard Dean then? hahahahahahahah! I just wanted to say that.
Seriously, this shows how bad Sadam was and why we had to go after him. Bush is right and the Democrats will ALWAYS be wrong about the war!
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