Saddam will be sentenced on Sunday

Fandango · November 3, 2006

When did he become a tyrant? 1984? 1990? Pick a date, Marc.

does it matter? or are we gonna get into that when was he a tyrant and when did he know it routine?

Just a ploy to avoid the comment.

What's that over there????? *runs*

:yes:

one...two...tree · November 3, 2006

When did he become a tyrant? 1984? 1990? Pick a date, Marc.

does it matter? or are we gonna get into that when was he a tyrant and when did he know it routine?

Him being a tyrant obviously matters to those of you who believe invading Iraq was justified or more directly it matters to Marc who believes that anyone who thought invading Iraq was not justified must be a Saddam appeaser, anti-American, unpatriotic...blah, blah , blah.

So, again...what year did he become a tyrant? Come on...you think you can throw this sh#t at me...let's hear it???

Ban Hammer · November 3, 2006

When did he become a tyrant? 1984? 1990? Pick a date, Marc.

does it matter? or are we gonna get into that when was he a tyrant and when did he know it routine?

Him being a tyrant obviously matters to those of you who believe invading Iraq was justified or more directly it matters to Marc who believes that anyone who thought invading Iraq was not justified must be a Saddam appeaser, anti-American, unpatriotic...blah, blah , blah.

So, again...what year did he become a tyrant? Come on...you think you can throw this sh#t at me...let's hear it???

he was one before we invaded, i'd place it prior to the gulf war....most likely about the time of iraq/iran war.

Fandango · November 3, 2006

When did he become a tyrant? 1984? 1990? Pick a date, Marc.

does it matter? or are we gonna get into that when was he a tyrant and when did he know it routine?

Him being a tyrant obviously matters to those of you who believe invading Iraq was justified or more directly it matters to Marc who believes that anyone who thought invading Iraq was not justified must be a Saddam appeaser, anti-American, unpatriotic...blah, blah , blah.

So, again...what year did he become a tyrant? Come on...you think you can throw this sh#t at me...let's hear it???

Do YOU believe he was a tyrant, or are you just advocating the daily humiliation and sentencing of an innocent person?

one...two...tree · November 3, 2006

When did he become a tyrant? 1984? 1990? Pick a date, Marc.

does it matter? or are we gonna get into that when was he a tyrant and when did he know it routine?

Him being a tyrant obviously matters to those of you who believe invading Iraq was justified or more directly it matters to Marc who believes that anyone who thought invading Iraq was not justified must be a Saddam appeaser, anti-American, unpatriotic...blah, blah , blah.

So, again...what year did he become a tyrant? Come on...you think you can throw this sh#t at me...let's hear it???

he was one before we invaded, i'd place it prior to the gulf war....most likely about the time of iraq/iran war.

Thank you. Perhaps you can now tell Marc that 'leaving Saddam in power' wasn't invented by those who opposed the Iraqi invasion.

Ban Hammer · November 3, 2006

When did he become a tyrant? 1984? 1990? Pick a date, Marc.

does it matter? or are we gonna get into that when was he a tyrant and when did he know it routine?

Him being a tyrant obviously matters to those of you who believe invading Iraq was justified or more directly it matters to Marc who believes that anyone who thought invading Iraq was not justified must be a Saddam appeaser, anti-American, unpatriotic...blah, blah , blah.

So, again...what year did he become a tyrant? Come on...you think you can throw this sh#t at me...let's hear it???

he was one before we invaded, i'd place it prior to the gulf war....most likely about the time of iraq/iran war.

Thank you. Perhaps you can now tell Marc that 'leaving Saddam in power' wasn't invented by those who opposed the Iraqi invasion.

i take it you can't do that?

Fandango · November 3, 2006

Do YOU believe he was a tyrant, or are you just advocating the daily humiliation and sentencing of an innocent person?

*bump* in case you missed it :thumbs:

one...two...tree · November 3, 2006

Do YOU believe he was a tyrant, or are you just advocating the daily humiliation and sentencing of an innocent person?

*bump* in case you missed it

Is there anyone in their right mind who doesn't? :blink:

Carol&Marc · November 3, 2006

When did he become a tyrant? 1984? 1990? Pick a date, Marc.

does it matter? or are we gonna get into that when was he a tyrant and when did he know it routine?

Just a ploy to avoid the comment.

What's that over there????? *runs*

I think errr hmmm, Steve was for it before he was against it, sound familiar?

Oh! and the Rumsfeld handshake bullshiTE statement, Steven do you look the same as you did 10 years ago? I think not. Time changes things dont they. hmmmmmm :whistle:

one...two...tree · November 3, 2006

When did he become a tyrant? 1984? 1990? Pick a date, Marc.

does it matter? or are we gonna get into that when was he a tyrant and when did he know it routine?

Just a ploy to avoid the comment.

What's that over there????? *runs*

I think errr hmmm, Steve was for it before he was against it, sound familiar?

Oh! and the Rumsfeld handshake bullshiTE statement, Steven do you look the same as you did 10 years ago? I think not. Time changes things dont they. hmmmmmm

Okay, Sparky. Tell me about Saddam's charges brought against him in the trial. Go on and tell me what specific charges that he's going to be found guilty of. Was it 5 years ago? 10 years ago?

Edited November 3, 2006 by Steven_and_Jinky

Carol&Marc · November 3, 2006

When did he become a tyrant? 1984? 1990? Pick a date, Marc.

does it matter? or are we gonna get into that when was he a tyrant and when did he know it routine?

Just a ploy to avoid the comment.

What's that over there????? *runs*

I think errr hmmm, Steve was for it before he was against it, sound familiar?

Oh! and the Rumsfeld handshake bullshiTE statement, Steven do you look the same as you did 10 years ago? I think not. Time changes things dont they. hmmmmmm

Okay, Sparky. Tell me about Saddam's charges brought against him in the trial. Go on and tell me what specific charges that he's going to be found guilty of. Was it 5 years ago? 10 years ago?

There is no statute of limitations on murder. You know when you try to change the subject like your trying to do here, really is quite telling. I dont really think you got it in you to make anyone a shoeshine boy.

SPARKY? Must have it a nerve? Kleenex anyone?

Ban Hammer · November 3, 2006

There is no statute of limitations on murder crimes against humanity . You know when you try to change the subject like your trying to do here, really is quite telling. I dont really think you got it in you to make anyone a shoeshine boy.
SPARKY? Must have it a nerve? Kleenex anyone?

there, much better.

tmma · November 3, 2006

When did he become a tyrant? 1984? 1990? Pick a date, Marc.

does it matter? or are we gonna get into that when was he a tyrant and when did he know it routine?

Him being a tyrant obviously matters to those of you who believe invading Iraq was justified or more directly it matters to Marc who believes that anyone who thought invading Iraq was not justified must be a Saddam appeaser, anti-American, unpatriotic...blah, blah , blah.

So, again...[/b] Come on...you think you can throw this sh#t at me...let's hear it???

Invading Iraq WAS justified.

" Him being a tyrant OBVIOUSLY matters" to the 30, 000 Iraqis he and his regime murdered while he was in power.

He IS a tyrant....It really does not matter WHAT YEAR he did these things-what matters is that he will never do it again........ I do not believe there is a statute of limitations on the charge of Crimes to Humanity....

"Saddam Hussein became the first leader in the world to systematically and aggressively gas his own people. Between 1983 and 1988 alone, he murdered more than 30,000 Iraqi citizens with mustard gas and nerve agents. Several international organizations claim that he killed more than 60,000 Iraqi citizens with chemicals, including large numbers of women and children. During his two-year Anfal campaign against the Kurdish population, Saddam Hussein used these chemical weapons against more than 40 villages."

cite:Iraq: A Population Silenced, Bureau of Democracy,

Human Rights, and Labor

http://www.defendamerica.mil/specials/june...atrocities.html

“you can’t possibly imagine what it would have been like to be an Iraqi under Saddam’s regime until you actually walk out to one of these sites and see the marks of bulldozing at the bottom of the pit from 10, 15 years ago -- where they specifically dug a grave just to throw bodies in it. And to see bullet holes in skulls. To see blindfolds over their eyes. To see ligatures holding their hands behind their back, and handcuffs, and to hear the local witnesses’ stories.”

Visiting the gravesites has been overwhelming, Hodgkinson said, particularly where the local people have rushed out to the site, trying to find any remains of their missing loved ones.

“It is just heart-wrenching to see them sobbing, lying there -- men, women, children, entire families -- just trying to find something to help them reconcile with what they’ve been through. It’s really, really very moving. It’s proof that everything we’ve been hearing about for years is absolutely true and possibly at an even higher level than what we’d expected.”

“To date, we have had reports of over 80 mass graves, and we have confirmed the existence of over 20 where we’re sure that it is a mass grave, that there are bodies in there,” Hodgkinson said.

Torture Methods in Iraq

Medical experimentation

Beatings

Crucifixion

Hammering nails into the fingers and hands

Amputating the ####### or breasts with an electric carving knife

Spraying insecticides into a victim’s eyes

Branding with a hot iron

Committing rape while the victim’s spouse is forced to watch

Pouring boiling water into a rectum

Nailing the tongue to a wooden board

Extracting teeth with pliers