[eleni121]

NPR is conerned about Saddam's face being shown publicly and undecorously like that

After all, he was a leader and it is unseemly to be doing that.

This is from a professor of International Justice interviewed in a concerned and supportive way by an NPR flunkie.

[angkor]

NPR is conerned about Saddam's face being shown publicly and undecorously like that

They must be taking cues from the BBC. Or perhaps not, since even BBC was smart enough to state that the Geneva Convention didn't apply to Saddam's capture.

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

You have GOT to be kidding.

P.S. Kudos for your ability to listen to NPR and stay awake. You must brew a heck of a cup of coffee.

[jriemer]

NPR ping to #49. Too bad your list is off line. Today's events are too rich not to share...

[thesummerwind]

NPR is conerned about Saddam's face being shown publicly and undecorously like that After all, he was a leader and it is unseemly to be doing that.

That's unbelievable. Aaron Brown said we took Saddam's dignity away from him by capturing him like we did.

He's just "a Dirtbag in a Dirthole".