THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: Saddam's little helper

The Daily Telegraph ^ | April 22, 2003

[Crusader21stCentury]

In order to comply with the European Convention on Human Rights, Tony Blair has abolished the death penalty in treason cases . . .

Accidents can and do happen.

[Shermy]

Maverick MP meets Saddam Hussein

[ellery]

Holy COW.

[aculeus]

Please ask the "Telegraph" to tell the revenging Iraqis to pull out the Scott Ritter documents too.

Exactomundo!!!!!!

[Shermy]

Saddam's friend Galloway keeps odd company in Baghdad

"GEORGE GALLOWAY, the Labour backbencher, and Jörg Haider, the far-Right Austrian politician, trampled on the face of George Bush Snr yesterday after they arrived in Baghdad to appeal for an end to sanctions on Iraq. ......

[blam]

"Yesterday, The Daily Telegraph's correspondent in Baghdad, David Blair, unearthed papers detailing alleged payments from Saddam's intelligence service to Mr Galloway through a Jordanian intermediary."

Outrageous!! Hang the bastard!

[knak]

I agree! Atleast he needs an audit. Should be charged with treason though. What'll they do? I know nothing of the laws over there.

[visualops]

Whoa, Malkovich even has it over Kid Rock, who just wanted to slit Saddam's throat.
I always liked his acting, nice to know he's got some cahonas too lol

[aculeus]

Treason-hating bump.

[BOBTHENAILER]

"His projects and future plans for the benefit of the country need financial support to become a motive for him to do more work, and because of the sensitivity of getting money directly from Iraq it is necessary to grant him oil contracts and special commercial opportunities to provide him with a financial income under commercial cover without being connected to him directly."

One of these days, the post Iraq studies group will issue a preliminary report entitled

FUN WITH THE BADGDAD FILES

Until then, we will know the traitors by their sudden silence (Daschle/Clinton?) or by the periodic leak, which will serve to shut them up prior to the indictment.

Great post Ivan.....the snowball has started down the hill.

[hellinahandcart]

"Speechless" bump...

[hellinahandcart]

It'll knock the breath out of you, I promise.

[BOBTHENAILER]

FUN WITH THE BAGHDAD FILES

PROOFREAD
PROOFREAD

[Grand Old Partisan]

It would be nice to read about evidence against any American traitors. Vamos a ver.

[aristeides]

There is precedent in the case of Arthur Lynch, an Irish Nationalist MP who had served against the British state during the Boer War, and who, following his election, was sentenced to death (the sentence was commuted, and he was eventually pardoned; interestingly, he later became a British patriot, and recruited in Ireland for volunteers during the First World War).

Quite understandable how a Parnellite would sympathize with the Boers. What excuse does a left-wing Labourite have for taking money from a national-socialist-cum-Stalinist totalitarian state?

[Grand Old Partisan]

BTW, all eleven traitors expelled from the U. S. Senate were Democrats.

[Brett66]

I hope they find something on Jim McDermott or any others in congress that were supporters of Saddam.

[Stultis]

LOL! Thanks for the ping, but I'd just read it. I've been rubbing my hands with glee (and have only barely restrained myself from undignified "capering").

[GunRunner]

God bless Conrad Black.

[MizSterious]

Saddam had a number of "little helpers." I'm glad to see some of them being outed, and anxiously await even more.