[UncleSamUSA]

You know, the real tragedy here -- apart from the hilarious belief on the part of the human "shields" that their presence in front of a munitions facility in Iraq would actually deter US airplanes or special forces from blowing the facility to smithereens.... BWAHAHAH... how do you spell "collateral damage!!"...

No, the REAL human tragedy here is that because of this misguided and dysfunctional peacenik brigade of the damned, the hard fact is that South London has ONCE AGAIN, yes ONCE AGAIN, lost a 22-year-old-hairdresser who likes to party.

Oh, the horror, the horror.

[dsutah]

You know, I'm wondering if Saddam will do anything at all to these people! It's just a hunch; but I'm almost wondering if he thinks these people are his friends, and supporters, and won't harm them in the least. Either or that, these people think he won't hurt them, and keep them out of harm's way!

Because, it seems to me, Saddam tends to send people he wants to get rid of into dangerous areas, in order to punish them, or to torment some of his soldiers, so that they'll have to go out and fight. Especially if they are afraid for their families' safety.

This works in Cuba. Remember when Elian Gonzales was found. Then he was placed with his family, and when his father came to get him; Castro was said to keep his family hostage so he'd have to come back with the boy!