Saddam shot to death in escape attempt ! Breaking news !

[EVDebs]

At least that's what Bush Co. is hoping for. He should have been tried and/or taken out of the country long ago; as it is now, he is still a rallying point for the insurgents/Baathists/resistance.

[Democrats_win]

1. Using a predator drone of course for the military industrial complex

[snowbear]

2. No.. I think they want a long drawn out trial..

Because they're hoping it will boost Bush and his thugs in the polls.

And knowing the type of idiots that support him, it probably will have some sort of positive effect (poll wise)..

They'll be using it that trial BIG TIME.

[Clark2008]

9. I think a drawn out trial is what they DON'T want

Because I'm sure Saddam's attorneys will bring out the facts that it was the Reagan/Bush 41 administrations who gave him the weapons, held his hand and attempted to use him to tramp down REAL attempts at democracy, particularly in Saudi Arabia.

[EVDebs]

10. Trouble is Reagan, GHWBush, armed Saddam,

of course Saddam was a dictator/lunatic, but a trial allows for a defense. That doesn't sound real bright Republican strategery to me. Pretty darn dumbass as a matter of fact.

But it allows for the major points mentioned in the DSM hearing the other day to come out. That book Spider's Web: The Secret History of How the White House Illegally Armed Iraq, by Alan Friedman of the Financial Times, was even mentioned. Lots of goodies to get into there ! Especially abuse of federal agencies like Dept of Agriculture and the Export-Import Bank. The Georgia branch of Banco Nationale Lavoro even ended up with some poor shmuck going to prison (sacrificial lamb). I wonder if he's still doing time ?

[pnorman]

3. "Shot in the back of the neck at point-blank range,

while attempting to escape!" "DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES!!" (heh heh!)

pnorman

[whistle]

4. Thank you from The National Enquirer....

:spray: :patriot: :popcorn:

[Burried News]

7. I Can See It Now Pictures of Soiled Underwear

Whatever happened to Manuel Norriega aka the Panamanian Pineapple. Damn I must of missed that trial. Not that there would be much to learn from him?

[Adelante]

5. I hate these fake headline posts nt

[MaineDem]

14. I thought it was just me (nt)

[quaoar]

6. They could have sent Saddam to The Hague

for prosecution as a war criminal.

But then the death penalty would not have been an option. In Iraq it is just a matter of time before he is tried and then shot.

[EVDebs]

12. Hey, Noriega is still in prison here in the US don't forget. When'll Bush

let him outta the can ? ABC News tried to get onto Flamingo Island offshore from Panama City...but couldn't really 'report' on what was going on...tippy top secret. Maybe some day.

[Blaze Diem]

8. Who is the 'deadest" man walking?

Bush or Sadaam?

Will Bush's Dictatorial regime die with the truth of the DSM?...or will Sadaam die before he can tell the truth of his relationship with BushI & BushII.
Thanks to REAL news reporters, not the fake rag news of msm, I hope to hear Sadaam's story someday. Would fill in some blanks as to the dealings of the Bush Family Mofia.

[iconoclastic cat]

11. Don't worry. He'll turn up again when something explodes.

[bullimiami]

13. i dont think saddam is any rallying point

he wasnt very popular, the kurds and shia hated him and I dont think even the sunnis who are a minority supported him with a majority.

no its freedom they were promised and freedom they want. freedom from saddam and georgie.freedom to create their own government and set thier own rules. left to thier own i think iraq splinters into 3 along ethno-religious lines. The borders of modern iraq were poorly concieved when they were drawn up after WW1.

[EVDebs]

15. Neither do I. His trial will bring out uncomfortable facts for BushCo.

however, and this is why people should be paying attention, assuming he lives that long. I remember a certain Michele Sindona who 'knew too much' and was served coffee in his prison cell ... and then no more !