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To: xJones

(2001)

Monumental ego: a model of Saddam's planned mosque. It will be the world's largest. Currently under construction. Total estimated cost exceeds One Billion dollars. The model itself fills a large meeting room at an estimated cost of $500,000.00. French architect, Jacques Barriere, has been commissioned to design the structure, which will cover an area near Baghdad the size of 12 football pitches. It will be surrounded by a moat in which the crowning touch will be an island formed in the shape of Saddam's thumb, with the ground contoured exactly to match the leader's fingerprint. "It is so that when God looks down on this mosque he will see Saddam too," said Soler.

Yep. Those sanctions on Iraq are surely hurting Iraqi children. They couldn't be the pawns of a brutal regime. < /sarcasm >

40 posted on 04/09/2003 1:03:57 PM PDT by weegee (McCarthy was right, Fight the Red Menace)
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To: weegee
Re your #40, no wonder the French have been screaming so loud, they were embedded with that monster all along. Honor, French dignity - feh!
47 posted on 04/09/2003 1:14:06 PM PDT by xJones
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To: weegee
French architect, Jacques Barriere, has been commissioned to design the structure, which will cover an area near Baghdad the size of 12 football pitches.

Once again, those French really have a lot of 'splainin' to do.

74 posted on 04/09/2003 2:22:47 PM PDT by texasbluebell
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To: weegee
French architect, Jacques Barriere, has been commissioned to design the structure

Gee ,what a surprise!

88 posted on 04/09/2003 3:20:04 PM PDT by apackof2 (Liberty is always unfinished business.)
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