Posted on 12/29/2006 9:11:00 AM PST by AVNevis
Don't know!! But look where it got him?? Hope Im-a-nut-job is paying attention!!!
Just heard on MSNBC that Al Jazeera TV will air a news conference in about an hour and will have photos available. The question will be if YouTube can beat them to air time...
Now that is funny.
No, I was commenting to another poster that seemed to indicate that Greta gave a time that Bush was going to speak.
I just can't imagine that he would, tonight, because he has been saying this is the Iraqi's moment, their trial, their punishment.
...the Baghdad Bob school of thought was never clever. Ever.
Didn't see the upside down flags you mention. Saw plenty of right side up ones while I was there.
I can just see him now, sitting in the Oval Office all alone, as he slowly opens his desk drawer, pulls out his own personal 'Most Wanted' list, deliberately marks an 'X' over the picture at the top, gives a soft smile, puts the list back, and slowly closes the drawer...
Former President of Iraq, dubbed 'Butcher of Baghdad,' reportedly executed by hanging shortly before dawn on Saturday in Iraq for role in killing of 148 Shiite men and young boys after assassination attempt
If they're waiting another hour- my money's on YouTube, how about you?
Does anyone of streaming video of Al Jazzera?
"I was just watching the Iraqi- American's Saddam demise celebration in Detroit Michigan via CNN.
I noticed that there were a fare amount of young men celebrating in the crowd.
I could not help but wonder why they (the males) were not in one or the other U.S. Military uniforms and in Iraq helping to free their own people."
They have been Americanized with rights and no responsibilities.
Obituary - Saddam Hussein
Former Iraqi dictator who ruled his country without mercy and struck fear into the heart of millions
Saddam Hussein was a tyrant whose actions brought down unimaginable catastrophe on Iraq and its peoples. From an early age, he had enjoyed inflicted suffering on those around him and, when he came to positions of political power, those whom he could not force or corrupt into submitting to his will, he maimed, murdered or made to flee.
He started two major international wars - one against Iran, the second as a result of aggression against Kuwait - which cost an estimated one million lives. He instituted genocidal campaigns against the Kurds in the north of Iraq and the Marsh Arabs in the south. Ruling through the Sunni minority of which he was a member, he ignored the claims of the country's majority Shia population.
read the rest:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,3-2523974,00.html#cid=OTC-RSS&attr=World
AVNevis: Iraq's Ambassador to the UN
Why yes, but it also has it's comedic value.
It's the old car accident cliche...I can't help but looking!!!
I don't let it get to me though and can laugh at their pure propaganda.
What?
We do, but that's a more complicated situation. In some sense he's a mere figurehead for the real powers in Iran, the Angry Ayatollahs and Mad Mullahs, but in another sense he does have power, as long as he doesn't displease them.
So there' a whole bunch of 'em that need to swing. (I suspect in the end, they'll either be blow to hell, crushed by falling debris, or torn limb from limb by an angry mob. There's even a slight chance they'll get irradiated and glow in the dark, even after they die)
Naw, I move that (He's Dead, Jim) just be inserted into the title instead
My priorities are straight...until tomorrow :-)
Maliki finally got something right.
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