WABC Radio Reports Iraqi Defence Minister Only Survivor of Baghdad Cruise Missle Attack

WABC 77AM 'Batchelor and Alexander' Radio Program Transcript ^ | March 23, 2003 1AM | Reporter John Loftus (highly placed govermental security sources)

[CyberAnt]

Are we bad or are we bad!!! ROTFLOL!!!

[CyberAnt]

You're right - because the people are only afraid of Saddam, not these other guys. The only way they can maintain control over the people is to tell them Saddam is still alive.

I believe Aljazera (sp??) is helping - maybe they've been bribed or whatever - but they keep putting Saddam on TV to make the people believe he's still in control.

If the people ever find out he's dead - there will be blood in the street - I'm convinced of that - and I think the remaining Iraq military and/or govt know that for certain.

[DoughtyOne]

: )

[DoughtyOne]

I doubt they put it down his cell sige cimney, on the exact moment, but the call probably did reveal where he was, and when the hot shots would all be together. Gota love it, if true. Sounds like urban banter though.

[Destro]

funny--but my point stands--

[monkeyshine]

Dang are our boys smart!

[MeekOneGOP]

Yep ! No doubt that Stalin is ole Saddam's hero and he grooms himself after him . . .

[LPStar]

How long did it take for the West to know Stalin was dead after he died?

[MeekOneGOP]

I don't know . . .

[ewing]

Youre correct, they were waiting a few minutes before they could pinpoint Aziz's location.

[HIDEK6]

Is he the smiling fat guy?

[timestax]

Got Chimney?

Kewl new slogan!!

[brewcrew]

Well, not more... "Oh eee oh, oh oh. Oh eee oh, oh oh. Oh eee oh, oh oh...

The wicked witch is dead. (maybe...)

Next time you watch the Wizard of Oz, listen to this line closer. The palace guards are actually saying "Oh we loathe the old one."

Kinda fits with this story, too.

[Tolik]

Is the legend on the Stalin poster in Ukrainian or in Byelorussian? It isn't in Russian (which lacks the letter which looks like our letter I).

It is Ukrainian. Translation: "Thank you [communist] party; thank you [our] dear Stalin for [our] happy and cheerful childhood". I doubt there was any language in the Soviet Union that did not have a similar poster.

I am amazed that so many former Soviets / Russians refuse to acknowledge the obvious similarity and continue to oppose the action against Saddam. Fooled once ..., fooled twice ...

[Verginius Rufus]

Spasibo. FReepers are an amazing resource.

It is particularly gruesome for Ukrainians to be urged to thank Stalin.

[GeneD]

Glad to know Tariq Aziz died in this bombing.

What's next? Proof of the Tooth Fairy?

[Delbert]

I'd never noticed the resemblance of Saddam and Stalin until now, but it is quite spooky. And they both had a little problem with killing their own citizens...<--Nice guys if you can just get past the killing their own people part ; )