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holmegirl
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I do agree with the verdict and think it was inevitable, but that is not to say that it doesn't make me feel a little sick that I'm sitting in the safety of my home looking at a man on tv who has just been told that he will hang in the next 60 days. It should never have been allowed to get this far, our governments should have stopped him decades ago, but instead they decided to sell him weapons, the area of accountability is a lot larger than it looks at first glance |
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sexy legs
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Hanging ??? He should be stoned to death or a slow torturous death let him feel what its like !! Evil bstrd .. Good riddance to bad rubbish .. |
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♥fluffykins_69♥
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its about time too, it has certainly taken long enough to get to this sentence |
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he should had been shot on the spot ! |
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Ivan
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Good he deserves it as and for what he has done to others. |
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He should be dragged through the streets by a camel |
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Lili S
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I think of all those women sent to his rape rooms and think he got off pretty easy |
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my_pants_are_inside_out
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Saddam Hussain had a terrible job to do and he did it the only way he knew how.... or was it the easiest way he knew how... those who opposed him were executed in cold blood.
BUT... you must remember that life in his country is not like living in the UK/US. People living there are quite willing to give their lives for what they believe in.. and if they do not believe in freedom and choice and living together in harmony then they will not do it...
Saddam has been removed from power so all those who opposed him should lay down their arms and join in the democratic process shouldn't they.... NO THEY BL**DY WEL WONT... they carry on in their seemingly pointless bitter rivalry. That is why the Americans and UK soldiers as well as other countrys armed forces are destined to remain there for the forseeable future.
Saddam Hussain was not the real culprit... the country he governed over is the problem. BUT he was harsh in his methods so now he has to pay.........
Personally I am not sure if it's such a good thing but I understand the human rights atrocities... but when you deal with people like this what can you do... He will have to be executed because if he had been freed there would be one almighty explosion in frustration in Iraq and things would become far worse....
Hanging though is barbaric... why not the lethal injection...
Let's hope Iraq will become safe before too long and our troops are allowed back home........ that is my concern...
Charlie Boy.... |
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sixmilliondollarguy
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Death by torture is what's needed here, not hanging. |
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poohbear
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Yeah hanging is 2 quick 4 that ba****d.
He needs 2 be tortured till he's begging 2 die then hang him but let him w8 4 his hanging so every time they come in2 him he don't know if this is the time or not.
Or touchier him then feed him up n then just put hm in a cell and just let him rot 2 death
OK how many thumbs down am i gonna get 4 this lol
Personal i don't care how many i get, he deserves no pity for what he's done 2 other people.
MAY HE ROT IN HELL! |
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Edward J
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If he was kept in jail, security would be an issue because some fools would always try to regain his freedom. He needs to die..I think hanging will suffice. |
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There are probably many Iraqi Kurds who think this is the right decision and also many Shia Muslims, who also suffered under his Ba'ath party government.
The problem is that most Sunni Muslims (with the exception of the Kurds) would consider him as a martyr.
Execution is really not an option. Only God has the power of life and death, whether you're Muslim or Christian.
Life imprisonment would result in hostage taking to try to force his release.
He could succumb to a fatal heart attack, but after the death of Milosevic this might be a little suspicious.
I think this is known as being on the 'horns of a dilemma.'
The International community stood back when the Ba'ath Government gassed 5000 Kurds in Halabja. We are now paying the price.
When I say 'we', I mean the western world and the people of Iraq.
Whatever happened to forward thinking? From A to Z the attack on Iraq has been a total disaster. |
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katlady927
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does this now mean the same goes for GWB for crimes against the Iraqi people are they truly better off now many say they are much worse off and live in constant fear of bombing as for Saddam he should be made to spend the rest of his life in prison while earning a living to give money to the Iraqis I never understood the death penalty my daughter was murdered and I don't want her killer to die but spend many many years in jail so his suffering will go on and on as ours does once they are dead and gone they are free from suffering but those left behind must continue in the pain |
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mack-mack
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While I do symphatize with the victims, i don't know what good would it do if Saddam is killed. It certainly will not bring any any of those killed back nor would it make the suffering of their families any better. I'm sure that it would seem to be just to kill him just like he killed all those people but it also seems to easy on him. I think it would be better to let him live and make him atone for what he did, even if he doesn't want to. Let him make license plates in a maximum security prison without any chance of gaining his freedom again. Let him suffer the humiliation of knowing the fact that once he was a ruthless dictator and has been reduced to prisoner without chance to ever be free again. Maybe even provide the families of those he killed to see him in his humiliation. He will die out eventually, at least in his life there would be some litte atonement of humiliation. |
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Starlight
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There is no way to make that suffering right, He can die only once, The Iraqi did their best to do justice (how much influence there was from the west, will never be known)
I think its the best for them to close the chapter Saddam and carry on to try building up their country again |
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sarah
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i thnk we should free him in a country like Iran where he has so many enemies. it's worse than death cause there are so many ones who like he vanishes |
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oleandrei
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I don't think that he deserve death.
I don't trust in Bush, maybe he is a murderer. |
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melas
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none of our busisness, the people of iraq have to decide his future |
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Yeah finally!!! That sick b*stard. |
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tzeentchau
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No, tyranny is a good thing if it takes you out of the dark ages.
You think suddam's bad. Stalin killed 7 million of his own. The Chinese killed more.
The one thing people forget is that it's people like suddam who take Iraq from being the Sh*t hole that it is, and turning it into paradise. So what if a few thousand die in the process? (oh look a person who says genocide is ok). WHAT YOU ARE FORGETTING IS THAT WHEN IRAQ BECOMES A PARADISE ALL THE INFIGHTING WILL STOP. This means that rather than 1000 dying a year from infighting, 3-5k die now, in 5 years time you are saving 1000 people a year. So who's the mass murderer's now. Sudam or you guys. You have won yourself a hollow victory. |
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Mental Mickey
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I'm surprised it even got as far as the trial and verdict. I felt sure with all the delays and what-have-you this would go on for years and by the time they got anywhere with it, Saddam would have died in custody of old age. He's not in the best of health - I believe he was born about 1928 which makes him not far off his 70th birthday, which frankly for that part of the world is pretty high, thanks to the services of French, German and Italian doctors while he was in power.
Unless the Iraqis go through with the execution real quick and don't allow multiple appeals, he could be on the Iraqi version of "Death Row" for the next decade meaning that the chance of the sentence actually being carried out are ridiculously remote. I wouldn't be surprised if when it comes to the night before the exeution date itself that he does what Himmler or Goering did, and manage to sneak in some kind of cynanide capsule inside his cell and use it on himself and still end up cheating justice.
I don't know why they even bothered. The whole thing will turn into a farce. Mark my words. |
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KOOL
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life sentence will be best |
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Matt
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They should put him in jail forever seen as he would suffer more before he burns in etrnity in hell. |
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Jo
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I am glad he is going to hang but I heard on the news tonight this is his punishment for killing 138 people in one town. The last I read about the Iraq death total after the invasion is over 655,000 ,who's going to be judged on those deaths?
I agree with Kat_lady57
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We must be careful how we word our opinions.We don't want HLS sending armed men to our house like they did to that 14 yr old girl for stating her opinion on my space |
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kbw
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Supprise supprise....the kangaroo court has reached a verdict at last! Death sentence is getting of lightly is it?....what about the suffering of the iraqi's since 'saint Bush' and his 'arch angel Blair' went in.....are they going to get the death sentence too.....I doubt it....democracy and fair trials are only available to those that run the system.....that 'trial' was the biggest farce since O.J.Simpson! |
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Dover Soles
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Never mind - it won't be long now - then God help us all - they'll go bleeding mad! |
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jon
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He should die by getting punches from anybody who wants to. ONE PUNCH PER PERSON PLEASE. Also we can raise money for charity. $1 per punch. |
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