Saddam's Death Confirmed by Russian Contractor Beneath Baghdad in 'Ft. Saddam'

American Computer Scientist Association ^ | April 3, 2003 | Private Russian Telecom Contractor and member of ACSA

[ewing]

Saddam was said to have been 'mortally wounded and near death' by debris knocked loose by bunket busting ordinance ordered by the Allied forces.

The damage to the bunker was so substantial, and Saddam's wounds so significant, that Saddam was taken away 'in a panic' for immediate surgery.

The source indicated that Saddam Hussein succumbed to his injuries, some time within 2 hours of the suprise Allied attack. (at the beginning of the war)

Saddam was taken away from the collapsed bunker with an oxygen mask over his face and and intravenous line, unconscious, bloody and unresponsive. He was conveyed onto an emergency gurney by rescue workers and then taken by Ambulance to a special underground facility.

Upon Saddam's unconcious body arriving at Ft. Saddam, doctors in vain tried to save Saddam Hussein's life. However within two hours after the attack, Saddam Hussein was pronounced dead of brain damage, cerebral blood loss and other complications. (a large piece of the bunker had fallen on him and lacerate his skull and brain pan)

At a brief ceremony, his son Qusay Hussein Al-Tikriti, age 33 was sworn in as the sole Commander in Chief and President of Iraq by the Government Ministry responsible.

[ewing]

Stick a fork in the regieme, they are done..

[Cagey]

and near death' by debris knocked loose by bunket busting ordinance

Everyone knows a bunket provides little protection.

[ewing]

typo city

[Constitution Day]

bunket busting ordinance

That ordinance must be printed on some REALLY heavy paper, too.

[Aquinasfan]

The American Computer Scientist Association?

[Spruce]

[r9etb]

Everyone knows a bunket provides little protection.

Heck, it's not even dound-proof.

[r9etb]

The American Computer Scientist Association?

As reported by a "Private Russian Telecom Contractor" -- a member of ACSA, no less.

[sarasota]

A number of talking heads on Fox last night said they think he's on life support. Who was the dude with the great big glasses who read the first speech from a notebook, then?

[stlnative]

Make sure you read the whole article!

[Tai_Chung]

no pictures?

[ewing]

The new leader..

[Mr. K]

"OUR SOURCE RISKED HIS LIFE TO CONTACT US 3/23: The source, who contacted ACSA by undisclosed means directly from Baghdad, (his identity is being kept anonymous), is a provider of specialized communications technology manufactured in his homeland of Russia. "


geez, that person should be really hard to spot...

[stlnative]

read the whole article at the link - there is a lot more written in the whole article

[happygrl]

A Double ? One of a Quartet ?

[ewing]

All of the chem stuff is underneath Baghdad in Ft. Saddam..how are they going to get it to the ultralight planes for dispersal?

[tractorman]

That was Ralph Kramden all derssed up for the Racoon lodge meeting.

[Tennessee_Bob]

Depends on the bunket, I think. If it's one of those wicker reinforced bunkets, they can protect you pretty well.

[vin-one]

I think that pic. should be on the front page of FR,
for everyone to see, with a link to this article.

[stlnative]

OTHER LEADERS SWORN TO SECRECY UNDER PENALTY OF SWIFT PAINFUL DEATH 3/19: According to the confidential source: members of the ruling leadership have been sworn to secrecy as to Saddam's death and future government publicity. Reportedly, various pre-recorded TV videos have been prepared for constant airing during the conflict with Coalition Allies in Iraq, some with the actual now deceased Saddam, others which were filmed with one of four Saddam "doubles".