[elli1]

"Aaron Brown on CNN was concerned for Saddam's safety."

I wouldn't have lost any sleep if he hadn't been captured alive. However, since we did get him alive, I want him to stay that way for a while because of the information that we can potentially get out of him. There are no doubt some collaborators of his (countries & companies) that would like to see him dead to keep him from talking. I'm really interested in finding out about what those French agents & German companies & Syrian gov't & the Ruskies & a bunch of others were up to in Hussein's Iraq. It's not that I expect SH to be cooperative; however, if he gets dead, we've pretty much lost hope of ever knowing a lot of the details.

[Peach]

Ditto your post.

Also, the History Channel did a show on how important it was for the national psyche for the people of Germany and Japan to have national trials in which innocent civilians could participate. It was a way to reconcile and get over the trauma of living under such murderous regimes.

[clintonh8r]

Someone on another thread said that l'il Aaron was concerned that Saddam's dignity had been taken from him. Can you believe that sh!t?!

[thesummerwind]

There are no doubt some collaborators of his (countries & companies) that would like to see him dead to keep him from talking

----- most likely about 50 or so assorted agents getting ready in four or five countries to stop Saddam's nasty breath.