Unearthing Iraq's atrocities

The Boston Globe ^ | 5/4/03 | Anne Barnard and Marcella Bombardieri

[Gothmog]

BAGHDAD -- Munir Mahmoud Hamid charged down the street, pounding his fists on the trunk of a car as it pulled away. ''You know what you did!'' he shouted. The man inside was Alaa Maki, Hamid's former boss and a close associate of Saddam Hussein's son, Uday.

[MEG33]

I would love to see some justice for these people.

[anniegetyourgun]

With all the inhuman scum we have seen rise to 'leadership' over the centuries on this planet, you'd think the Left would stop and consider the cost in atrocities and deaths of their denial of evil.

[moneyrunner]

bump

[JZoback]

But, but, but what about the WMD???

Bush lied to us

< /sarcasm >

[yoe]

I hope the anti-war crowd read this and all the truths about Saddam, his sons and their cruel regime as they come out. I hope Jim McDermott, Patty Murray and other Saddam lackeys along with Hillary Clinton who accused President Bush of knowing something about 9/11 before it happened when she and her husband knew all along that terrorists such as OBL and Saddam were a threat to the United States – and did nothing about it – Oh yes, especially Mrs. Clinton and Tom Daschle who with their hateful rhetoric made the freeing of the Iraqi people even harder. Senator Kerry is another whose remarks about American regime change should not be forgotten, a poor choice for leadership in any venue.

It is hard to read articles such as this; it is hard to conceive that such vile and evil people exist, are allowed to exist and yet the United Nations, that pillar of humanitarian rights – did nothing to Saddam, Mugabe, Castro etc. and is doing precious little now other than “being concerned.”

[IronJack]

''A man would be torturing me and then when prayer time came, he left me to pray.''

Sort of a microcosmic snapshot of Islam, I'd say.