Oh, hail Bush! We all worship thee...
*throws rotten onions towards the White House*
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photo of him here when is going to be executed :D in the left side, a little high, under the fat black letters,you'll see :D:D:D
LOOK at those guys with bivaks XD
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photo of him here when is going to be executed :D in the left side, a little high, under the fat black letters,you'll see :D:D:D
LOOK at those guys with bivaks XD
ooooh...
1 dictator down. a bazillion more to go. who's up next to die through firing squad? Kim Jong Il? Fidel Castro?
1 dictator down. a bazillion more to go. who's up next to die through firing squad? Kim Jong Il? Fidel Castro?
I agree with YV - very well put.
I've seen a picture of him with the noose around his neck on the CNN site - that is plain unnecessary. But that image will be great for those who want to look up to him as a martyr.
I hope that people realize that whilst there is no dount that Saddam's regime was nothing less than horrific, there is something wrong about taking such delight in the execution of someone, and in a so called civilized country we have news articles with hyperlinks such as "Watch noose placed around Hussein's neck", as if we really need to see that.
I've seen a picture of him with the noose around his neck on the CNN site - that is plain unnecessary. But that image will be great for those who want to look up to him as a martyr.
I hope that people realize that whilst there is no dount that Saddam's regime was nothing less than horrific, there is something wrong about taking such delight in the execution of someone, and in a so called civilized country we have news articles with hyperlinks such as "Watch noose placed around Hussein's neck", as if we really need to see that.
Who's next?...
Ah come on, give the guy a break, people always hone in on the bad stuff and forget the good stuff he did to the economy.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Okay, so the troops get to go home now, right? The point *was* to get Saddam, right?
Yeah, I know it's a stupid post... but I just had to.
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Even though i am against the war, i think that withdrawing now would be very stupid. I think the troops should stay and at least help Iraq become more stable as a government, but not take over. And again, i am an Anti-Bush person, but Tony Blair is as much to blame also.
Yeah, I know it's a stupid post... but I just had to.
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Even though i am against the war, i think that withdrawing now would be very stupid. I think the troops should stay and at least help Iraq become more stable as a government, but not take over. And again, i am an Anti-Bush person, but Tony Blair is as much to blame also.
*sigh*
James Brown, Gerald Ford, Saddam Hussein.
James Brown is the only one worthy of a state funeral. Hail to the godfather of soul and mother popcorn! As my dentist said Thursday, "crown him with many crowns..."
James Brown is the only one worthy of a state funeral. Hail to the godfather of soul and mother popcorn! As my dentist said Thursday, "crown him with many crowns..."
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]MrFart wrote: [/QUOTENAME]happy he's dead[/QUOTE]
That's why you shouldn't have voting-rights: you are an ignorant, blatantly STUPID fuck-ass. Die.
That's why you shouldn't have voting-rights: you are an ignorant, blatantly STUPID fuck-ass. Die.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]YourValentine wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Nothing good can come from this, just more hatred and violence. I am so disgusted - the rushed execution, to call this a "fair trial", government representatives "dancing around the body", CNN showing some rich exiled Iraqui guys cheering in the streets ("no women, of course" as the reporter admiringly smiled) over and over again was more than a civilized person can endure. This will make the Iraq more violent and the world less safe. The voices demanding to uphold human rights and democratic values were not heard at all.[/QUOTE]
Exactly.
If he keeps this style of 'liberation' up, Bush will have more deaths to his name than Stalin...
Exactly.
If he keeps this style of 'liberation' up, Bush will have more deaths to his name than Stalin...
^true.
it's also true that bush may be the bigger tyrant than saddam hussein, fidel castro, and all the other dictator-tyrants alive.
too bad he's got all the other presidents/world leaders under his spell. (ex: blair, arroyo just to name a few)
it's also true that bush may be the bigger tyrant than saddam hussein, fidel castro, and all the other dictator-tyrants alive.
too bad he's got all the other presidents/world leaders under his spell. (ex: blair, arroyo just to name a few)
^
Bush is the last spasm of a dying superpower. The Age of the West has come and gone. Asia is taking over slowly but surely.
Bush is the last spasm of a dying superpower. The Age of the West has come and gone. Asia is taking over slowly but surely.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME].DeaconJohn. wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I agree with YV - very well put.
I've seen a picture of him with the noose around his neck on the CNN site - that is plain unnecessary. But that image will be great for those who want to look up to him as a martyr.
I hope that people realize that whilst there is no dount that Saddam's regime was nothing less than horrific, there is something wrong about taking such delight in the execution of someone, and in a so called civilized country we have news articles with hyperlinks such as "Watch noose placed around Hussein's neck", as if we really need to see that. [/QUOTE]
I agree with this also. I would be satisfied if they put Saddam in prison and threw away the key but to hang him and then dance around his body?? This will only lead to more violence and archaic behavior. We are not moving in the right direction at all and I hate to see what the future holds if this is the way people are going to be treated. Yes, I am well aware that Saddam was a tyrant but to punish a tyrant by being a tyrant to them...what does that say? That it is ok? Bah.
I've seen a picture of him with the noose around his neck on the CNN site - that is plain unnecessary. But that image will be great for those who want to look up to him as a martyr.
I hope that people realize that whilst there is no dount that Saddam's regime was nothing less than horrific, there is something wrong about taking such delight in the execution of someone, and in a so called civilized country we have news articles with hyperlinks such as "Watch noose placed around Hussein's neck", as if we really need to see that. [/QUOTE]
I agree with this also. I would be satisfied if they put Saddam in prison and threw away the key but to hang him and then dance around his body?? This will only lead to more violence and archaic behavior. We are not moving in the right direction at all and I hate to see what the future holds if this is the way people are going to be treated. Yes, I am well aware that Saddam was a tyrant but to punish a tyrant by being a tyrant to them...what does that say? That it is ok? Bah.