To: steveegg
Excellent news, Chemical Ali dead!
Maybe that's why the Iraqi troops in the south are surrendering.
4 posted on
03/21/2003 3:24:45 PM PST by
blam
To: blam
I hope that monster suffered.
7 posted on
03/21/2003 3:25:58 PM PST by
MEG33
To: blam
That's likely why they seemed so disorganized -- only firing a few wells and being completely disorganized and not ready on the terminal facility captured by the Seals yesterday.
To: blam
I have been out of town, and I wonder if you can tell me something; what was the justification for striking Saddam the other night? I know what they hoped to accomplish, but how did they justify getting around that prohibition?
58 posted on
03/21/2003 4:27:34 PM PST by
Howlin
(Posting from an undisclosed location!)
To: blam
Indeed, it is good news that Majid is not around to cause trouble. He was in Saddam's trusted circle and was one of the people that Hussein had confidence in to carry out his wishes. With Majid gone, a large part of the WMD wildcard is not an issue.
68 posted on
03/21/2003 5:13:43 PM PST by
Fury
To: blam
WOW! Izatt Ibrahaim al Douri was the second in command behind Saddam. Can you imagine the sheer luck / skill of getting the entire upper echelon of the Iraqi military in one feld swoop? No wonder they aren't responding as we thought. That mole deserves to get anything he or she wants after this is over.
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