Text 25977, 70 rader
Skriven 2006-12-31 01:58:29 av John Hull (1:123/789.0)
  Kommentar till text 25976 av Ed Hulett (1:123/789.0)
Ärende: Saddam is DEAD!  Hanged j
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Ed Hulett -> Gary Braswell wrote:
 EH> Gary Braswell -> Ed Hulett wrote:
 GB>> Ed Hulett -> LEE LOFASO wrote:
 EH>>> LEE LOFASO -> GARY BRASWELL wrote:
 LL>>>> Hello Gary,

 JH>>>>>> At two minutes past 3 a.m. (GMT) today, Saddam Hussein's boast
 EH>>> that he
 JH>>>>>> would die a heroic martyr ended when he saw the gallows.


 GB>>>>> Good!

 LL>>>> There is nothing good about an individual being hanged.
 LL>>>> Or shot.  Or gassed.  Or electrocuted.  Or given lethal
 LL>>>> injection.  Or being murdered in any other way.

 LL>>>> And it is even worse when the state murders someone in my name.
 LL>>>> Imagine that.  State-sanctioned murder.  Kinda like state-sponsored
 LL>>>> terrorism.

 LL>>>> Was it worth it?  3,000+ dead U.S. soldiers.  That is what it took
 LL>>>> to bring Saddam to "justice".

 LL>>>> Happy New Year, Gary.  I'm sure the families of those 3,000 dead
 LL>>>> American soldiers will be enjoying a very special New Year.  Even
 LL>>>> as their loved ones remain six feet under.

 EH>>> You have no standing to speak for the families of those who have
 EH> given
 EH>>> their life in service of this country.

 EH>>> You are the lowest of the low. Your lamentations regarding Saddam's
 EH>>> demise says more about you than you could ever imagine. And none
 EH> of it
 EH>>> is good.

 EH>>> Ed

 GB>> My friends and I drank a toast to the death of Tim McVey the Oklahoma
 GB>> bomber.

 GB>> We drank a toast tonight to the death of Saddam.

 GB>> May they both rot in hell.

 EH> On the local news just now they showed some Iraqis living in Everette
 EH> (north of Seattle) dancing in the street and chanting, celebrating
 EH> Saddam's death.

 EH> One of the families interviewed was a 7 member family who escaped into
 EH> Saudi Arabia and then rescued by US troups back in 1991. The father was
 EH> a member of the Iraqi military and didn't want to die for Saddam. They
 EH> were happy and had spoken with family and friends still in Iraq who were
 EH> just as happy.

 EH> Apparently people like Lofaso and a few others I cannot mention here are
 EH> saddened at the prospect of Iraq finally being rid of the monster.

Remember what the people in France did to collaborateurs, particularly the
women?  They took them into the public square, shaved their heads, stripped
them naked and beat them half to death.  The men got shot out of hand. 
Personally, I think that's not harsh enough by half.  People like Lofaso and
the rest who profess support for terrorists should be turned over to the
victims of tyrants like Saddam for them to exact whatever measure of
retribution they desire.  It has nothing to do with legality, but it sure has a
hell of a lot to do with justice.

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