....and the problem here is?
1 posted on
12/21/2003 7:25:51 PM PST by
Nachum
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To: Nachum
I find it difficult to believe that Saddam would have been found in one piece if the Kurds had had him.
2 posted on
12/21/2003 7:27:10 PM PST by
steve-b
To: Nachum
I have to doubt that any kurd would have left him alive.
3 posted on
12/21/2003 7:28:18 PM PST by
GeronL
(Saddam is out of the hole and into the quagmire!)
To: Nachum
He was held prisoner, with a pistol and 2 rifles? And the prison was hidden/camoflaged underground??
I think some information is missing.
5 posted on
12/21/2003 7:29:19 PM PST by
Hodar
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To: Nachum
And left him with a pistol, AK-47, and $750,000 bucks. Smart Kurds.
6 posted on
12/21/2003 7:29:19 PM PST by
Arkinsaw
To: Nachum
They let him go? That seems improbable.
To: Nachum
IMHO, this story is a steaming heap of Barbara Streisand.
8 posted on
12/21/2003 7:29:41 PM PST by
Momaw Nadon
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To: Nachum
9 posted on
12/21/2003 7:31:54 PM PST by
Consort
To: Nachum; Admin Moderator
Duh. This BS is Breaking News because...?
10 posted on
12/21/2003 7:32:47 PM PST by
CholeraJoe
(PSST...Saddam! Do ya like Metallica? You're gonna hear alot of it for the next six months.)
To: Nachum
" been taken prisoner by Kurdish forces, drugged and abandoned " yeah right. The ABANDONED Saddam Hussein after capturing him.
11 posted on
12/21/2003 7:32:54 PM PST by
Mark Felton
(One riot, one Ranger.)
To: Nachum
Saddam was held prisoner by a leader of the Kurdish Patriotic Front, which fought alongside US forces during the Iraq war, until he negotiated a deal. The deal apparently involved the group gaining political advantage in the region. And Saddam was able to negotiate a deal giving the group political advantage in the region. I didn't realize he would have such political influence after his capture.
12 posted on
12/21/2003 7:37:03 PM PST by
VRWCmember
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To: Nachum
This did not happen. The Kurds would have (literally) eaten him alive. Look at the source of the article. It's probably some Clinton lackey sitting in a basement somewhere with an old Corona typewriter and a table covered with crack.
14 posted on
12/21/2003 7:37:30 PM PST by
mrobison
(We are the music makers and we are the dreamers of dreams.)
To: Nachum; admin
Please remove this from Breaking News. It doesn't deserve the dignity.
15 posted on
12/21/2003 7:39:01 PM PST by
mrobison
(We are the music makers and we are the dreamers of dreams.)
To: Nachum
Whatever, to all of it.
Yeah, I know, newsworthy eh.
Bottom line, all that matters. Saddam is no longer running Iraq.
Again: Saddam is no longer running Iraq.
Period. All that matters. The end.
17 posted on
12/21/2003 7:40:17 PM PST by
mitchbert
(Facts are Stubborn Things)
To: Nachum; Admin Moderator
Fantastic Arab conspiracy theories that can be disproven by any 5-year old with a newspaper do not qualify as 'Breaking News'
18 posted on
12/21/2003 7:40:31 PM PST by
thoughtomator
(The United Nations is a terrorist organization)
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Is there a RAT$h**-News category that this story can be added to on FR?
To: Nachum
22 posted on
12/21/2003 7:44:10 PM PST by
hobson
To: Nachum
Saddam came into the hands of the Kurdish Patriotic Front after being betrayed to the group by a member of the al-Jabour tribe, whose daughter had been raped by Saddam's son Uday, leading to a blood feud, reported the Sunday Express, which quoted an unnamed senior British military intelligence officer. Oh, bull! Yeah, and I'm sure they took the time to dig him a ventilated, camouflaged spider hole and to make the farmhouse he was found next to look "lived in," too.
All these left-wing, reflexively anti-American British journalists can go try to swallow a flaming plum pudding whole.
24 posted on
12/21/2003 7:45:43 PM PST by
Map Kernow
("I hold that a little rebellion now and then is a good thing" ---Thomas Jefferson)
To: Nachum
AH, AH, AH, AHHBULLSHIT........
27 posted on
12/21/2003 7:49:16 PM PST by
Joe Hadenuf
(I failed anger management class, they decided to give me a passing grade anyway)
To: Nachum
I'm thinking Deam supporters are believing this story with all their heart
30 posted on
12/21/2003 7:50:49 PM PST by
AeWingnut
(Soccer: a symptom of a greater ill)
To: Nachum
i can't believe the kurds left him in fewer than 842,001 pieces
31 posted on
12/21/2003 7:53:18 PM PST by
InvisibleChurch
(George Bailey: You call this a happy family? Why do we have to have all these kids?)
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