[Paul Atreides]

Yes, but he made the trains run on time. /sarcasm

[Khurkris]

silly shi**.

[JoeSchem]

Ironically, a visit to the White House had the opposite effect on me. The White House is quite modest for a residence of the most powerful chief executive on Earth. It makes you think there's hope for America after all.

[mdittmar]

How stupid can these people be!

I was in the mood for some country.

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

if America really wants to win the hearts and minds of the Iraqi people, it only has to open up Saddam's palaces to his former subjects.

"Many Iraqis still love Saddam," Salih said. "But if they saw what we have seen, they would know he cheated them."

Sounds like a priority to me . . . I took it for granted that that was being done!

[GovernmentShrinker]

We should be giving round-the-clock tours of these palaces, with buses provided to bring Iraqis from distant places, and take them back home so they can tell everybody what they saw.

[nutmeg]

ping!

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[Cobra64]

Daschle: "I am deeply saddened that the truth would come out."

[slasher82]

Send through Iraqi media so the palaces can be exposed to the public, after they will then realize how he's been "cheating them" for so long, then maybe we will have even more assistance in discovering "his" whereabouts and hidden WMD. ALSO, this may help them understand our sincere intentions of helping them.

[McGavin999]

Wait until they find out that he had several of these palaces in each city. A tour should be organized for all the new Iraqi media to take them to all the prisons, torture chambers and then to the palace complexes.