[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

OFFICIAL BUMP(TOPIC)LIST

[TADSLOS]

The officials wanted to discuss how the general would conceal his knowledge if he were called for interview by the UN

"Is that your final answer?!

General al-Darraj: "I'd like to phone a friend"

Very well, you have 60 seconds.

General al-Darraj: Hello, Hans?!

[Stultis]

Tip of the iceberg, as we will be learning soon enough in liberated Iraq.

[alloysteel]

A priceless liberty denied to the subjects of the regime now in control of Iraq: the right, indeed the duty, to blow the whistle on perceived unlawful activity.

It is a good thing when the whistleblowers come out and reveal serious dereliction of duty, in corporations or in government, in this country. First Amendment rights and all, and it makes a lot of interesting stories. But does it become a bad thing to do a similar thing in lands under extremely repressive regimes? Well, a whole lot more dangerous. Heroic acts are not always rewarded in this lifetime.

Those who would countenance this blot on humanity and justice are themselves defending only the forces of evil. One more little addition to the burden of guilt that lies upon the Ba'athist regime, and Saddam Hussein himself.

[VRWC_minion]

Did he leave a torn up suicide note in his brief case ?

[rs79bm]

MadIvan posted this on 2/28.

[Kay Soze]

Yes maybe but Martin Sheen, Susan Sarandon and george clooney held the guy down while Sadddam poured the elixer down the guys throat!

Saddam kills and tortures in their names.