Saddam death penatly
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quit pussy footing about.... stretch his neck.. job done
Should have blown him up when they found him in his hole. How much has his trial(s) cost? Millions. And for what? To tell us what the hell we already know. 
Huge waste of money.
And if ban's watching, yes, me and the customers of my shop were being barbaric individuals who want to kill, again. But who is the twisted individual here, the gov't who kills Saddam, or Saddam, who authorised the killing of thousands? An eye for an eye, the bible says. We cant kill Saddam thousands of times, but we can do the next best thing - string 'im up.
Masona, strengthen the Iraq war for whom?
Huge waste of money.And if ban's watching, yes, me and the customers of my shop were being barbaric individuals who want to kill, again. But who is the twisted individual here, the gov't who kills Saddam, or Saddam, who authorised the killing of thousands? An eye for an eye, the bible says. We cant kill Saddam thousands of times, but we can do the next best thing - string 'im up.
Masona, strengthen the Iraq war for whom?
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Just think the death penalty although I dont support it will add fuel to the messy Iraq war and it's will only become more of a battlefield with further violence.crafty1289 said:
Saddam should be sentence to life imprisonment.
Bush and Blair went into Iraq illegal war which killed over 140,000 innocent civillians. Blair, Bush & Saddam are no difference.
It's probably too late to reinstall Saddam as all powerful dictator, but I bet at least Blair and the majority of the American people (if not Bush, although it's more personal with him, with Bush senior as an old man) are regretting toppling the old nut. Are we even benefiting from the oil yet?
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masona said:
I reckon it's too late. Bush & Blair already have blood, not just on their hands, but they are drenched in it.
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Saddam was condemned by his own actions, the world will be a better place without him.
However, I also believe that SERIOUS questions need to be asked in both the UK and US about the manner in which he was removed from power and the manner the war was prosecuted.
Needless lives have been lost on ALL sides, with the vast bulk being the Iraqi population.
If we fail to ask the difficult questions, and we fail to take action to correct any wrongs that are found to have taken place, then we are no better than Saddam and we had no right to judge him in the first place. We cannot set ourselves up as better, if we behave without compassion, justice and honesty.
However I think we all know that Blair and Bush only made decisions based on information given to them by others with their own political agendas, they may be ultimately responsible, but it is the advisers who lied in reports about WMD's that bear the blame for this fiasco,and they SHOULD be held accountable, as should Bush and Blair.
However, I also believe that SERIOUS questions need to be asked in both the UK and US about the manner in which he was removed from power and the manner the war was prosecuted.
Needless lives have been lost on ALL sides, with the vast bulk being the Iraqi population.
If we fail to ask the difficult questions, and we fail to take action to correct any wrongs that are found to have taken place, then we are no better than Saddam and we had no right to judge him in the first place. We cannot set ourselves up as better, if we behave without compassion, justice and honesty.
However I think we all know that Blair and Bush only made decisions based on information given to them by others with their own political agendas, they may be ultimately responsible, but it is the advisers who lied in reports about WMD's that bear the blame for this fiasco,and they SHOULD be held accountable, as should Bush and Blair.
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