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Siouxsie 30-12-2006 04:39 PM

:whistle::whistle::whistle: Im glad its over with

Lauren 30-12-2006 04:41 PM

I agree, Red Moon.
The divide in Iraq is about to get much bigger.

The US forces in Iraq need to stop trying to bind the nation together - it won't happen in a million years. They need to focus more on keeping tyranny away from Iraq, while acknowledging different belief systems within Shia and Shi'ite strongholds. (As you mention, prisoners being tortured and killed without a right to a fair trial).

Mark 30-12-2006 10:33 PM

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Originally posted by Markus
Er I cant remember, it was stuff like traitors or something.
Something like 'Iraq is nothing without me' I just saw the video of it being done, but not speaking arabic I didn't understand what was being said. It all happened v quick.

- Mark

Lauren 30-12-2006 10:34 PM

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Originally posted by Mark
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Originally posted by Markus
Er I cant remember, it was stuff like traitors or something.
Something like 'Iraq is nothing without me' I just saw the video of it being done, but not speaking arabic I didn't understand what was being said. It all happened v quick.

- Mark
Allah Akbahr - God is Great :wink:

Then he said something about "Iraq will prevail" - Although my translation is loose on that.
And then he mentioned something about Palestine.

Chrizzle 30-12-2006 10:59 PM

Lmao earlier I went to one of my family members for a buffet, there were a few people there.

Now we were watching a Steve Irwin documentary and it was about death and my Grandma went 'lets raise a toast to Grandad' (who died this year) so we all emotionally toasted.. then to another friend of the family who died, then to Steve Irwin, and I went 'Saddam Hussein' and raised my glass- and everyone just stared at me. I think they thought I was serious.:laugh:

~Kizwiz~ 31-12-2006 12:13 AM

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Originally posted by Chrizzle
Lmao earlier I went to one of my family members for a buffet, there were a few people there.

Now we were watching a Steve Irwin documentary and it was about death and my Grandma went 'lets raise a toast to Grandad' (who died this year) so we all emotionally toasted.. then to another friend of the family who died, then to Steve Irwin, and I went 'Saddam Hussein' and raised my glass- and everyone just stared at me. I think they thought I was serious.:laugh:
Hmm... nice to see you have some tact, he may have been a ruthless dictator but at least he died for something he believed in, even if it was wrong. All people deserve respect. He was only hanged for killing 150 or so people, how many people have been killed after he was taken from power? Don't you think Bush and Blair have something to answer for??????

Lauren 31-12-2006 12:21 AM

I have access to this video.

For obvious reasons I am not going to post the link in this thread, but if anyone wants it - feel free to U2U me, and I will give you the link.

:laugh:

Lauren 31-12-2006 12:24 AM

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Originally posted by kizwiz
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Originally posted by Chrizzle
Lmao earlier I went to one of my family members for a buffet, there were a few people there.

Now we were watching a Steve Irwin documentary and it was about death and my Grandma went 'lets raise a toast to Grandad' (who died this year) so we all emotionally toasted.. then to another friend of the family who died, then to Steve Irwin, and I went 'Saddam Hussein' and raised my glass- and everyone just stared at me. I think they thought I was serious.:laugh:
Hmm... nice to see you have some tact, he may have been a ruthless dictator but at least he died for something he believed in, even if it was wrong. All people deserve respect. He was only hanged for killing 150 or so people, how many people have been killed after he was taken from power? Don't you think Bush and Blair have something to answer for??????
I understand you are entitled to your opinion, and I respect you for voicing it in a thread where 99% of the people are against your view.

But I seriously think that Saddam cannot even be classified as a person. Anyone inhumane enough to take innocent lives so freely without remorse clearly has something wrong somewhere. When I class someone as a person it means they show empathy - even in the slightest degree. This "man" had no such thing.

Had Bush & Blair not went into Iraq - there would still be the same number of casualties now. I agree, they've been trigger happy at the best of times - but the number of casualties in Iraq today cannot be the responsibility of Bush & Blair.

Aflamo 31-12-2006 12:25 AM

I think execution is hypocrtical.. They shouldn't have executed him. He should have just suffered a life imprisonment.

Lauren 31-12-2006 12:28 AM

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Originally posted by Aflamo
I think execution is hypocrtical.. They shouldn't have executed him. He should have just suffered a life imprisonment.
With the new government taking over Iraq, and the present day situation - his time in jail wouldn't have been "suffering". The US would need to keep him in custody, and there would even be a chance that he was freed with leadership arguments. The worlds eyes would be on how they treat Saddam in jail - and therefore it wouldn't be suffering at all - it would simply give him a chance to once again voice his evil message.

Aflamo 31-12-2006 12:33 AM

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Originally posted by LaurenFah
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Originally posted by Aflamo
I think execution is hypocrtical.. They shouldn't have executed him. He should have just suffered a life imprisonment.
With the new government taking over Iraq, and the present day situation - his time in jail wouldn't have been "suffering". The US would need to keep him in custody, and there would even be a chance that he was freed with leadership arguments. The worlds eyes would be on how they treat Saddam in jail - and therefore it wouldn't be suffering at all - it would simply give him a chance to once again voice his evil message.
Well whatever.. But I just dont believe in execution no matter how inhumean a person is. It just doesn't make sense that you can legally kill a person who has murdered others.

Lauren 31-12-2006 12:34 AM

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Originally posted by Aflamo
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Originally posted by LaurenFah
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Originally posted by Aflamo
I think execution is hypocrtical.. They shouldn't have executed him. He should have just suffered a life imprisonment.
With the new government taking over Iraq, and the present day situation - his time in jail wouldn't have been "suffering". The US would need to keep him in custody, and there would even be a chance that he was freed with leadership arguments. The worlds eyes would be on how they treat Saddam in jail - and therefore it wouldn't be suffering at all - it would simply give him a chance to once again voice his evil message.
Well whatever.. But I just dont believe in execution no matter how inhumean a person is. It just doesn't make sense that you can legally kill a person who has murdered others.
I think sometimes hypocrisy is called for. :tongue:

But we will agree to disagree! :laugh:

Aflamo 31-12-2006 12:42 AM

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Originally posted by LaurenFah
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Originally posted by Aflamo
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Originally posted by LaurenFah
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Originally posted by Aflamo
I think execution is hypocrtical.. They shouldn't have executed him. He should have just suffered a life imprisonment.
With the new government taking over Iraq, and the present day situation - his time in jail wouldn't have been "suffering". The US would need to keep him in custody, and there would even be a chance that he was freed with leadership arguments. The worlds eyes would be on how they treat Saddam in jail - and therefore it wouldn't be suffering at all - it would simply give him a chance to once again voice his evil message.
Well whatever.. But I just dont believe in execution no matter how inhumean a person is. It just doesn't make sense that you can legally kill a person who has murdered others.
I think sometimes hypocrisy is called for. :tongue:

But we will agree to disagree! :laugh:

I'm not into politics so I don't really know what I'm talking about, all I know is that Ireland is a neutral country and all this was/conflict won't really effect our country. Thank God!

If everyone practiced hypocrisy our society would be ripped to pieces, so I don't think it's ever called-for.

Dan_ 31-12-2006 12:43 AM

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Originally posted by Aflamo
I think execution is hypocrtical.. They shouldn't have executed him. He should have just suffered a life imprisonment.
Whether or not people agree with the death penalty that was the rules of the country for commiting the crimes that he did and also when he was in power he enforced the death penalty as a punishment so for for me he deserved to live by the punishment he served out to others for murder in his time as president.

Aflamo 31-12-2006 12:47 AM

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Originally posted by BB fernzy
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Originally posted by Aflamo
I think execution is hypocrtical.. They shouldn't have executed him. He should have just suffered a life imprisonment.
Whether or not people agree with the death penalty that was the rules of the country for commiting the crimes that he did and also when he was in power he enforced the death penalty as a punishment so for for me he deserved to live by the punishment he served out to others for murder in his time as president.
Well then that works because it would have been hypocrictical if he was not executed. This conversation is getting confusing ..

~Kizwiz~ 31-12-2006 01:22 AM

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Originally posted by LaurenFah
I understand you are entitled to your opinion, and I respect you for voicing it in a thread where 99% of the people are against your view.
Thanks for understanding, but I feel this thread isn't representative of world opinion. Take a look across the world and see how other counties have responded.

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Originally posted by LaurenFah
But I seriously think that Saddam cannot even be classified as a person. Anyone inhumane enough to take innocent lives so freely without remorse clearly has something wrong somewhere. When I class someone as a person it means they show empathy - even in the slightest degree. This "man" had no such thing.
Nor have Bush and Blair. They are so innocent in all the mess they have made. They have no remorse. They lied to us to go to war and I find this unforgivable. If we can't trust them to tell the truth about going to war how can we trust them on any issue? They have shown no empathy for the Iraq people. So what makes them different from Saddam?

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Originally posted by LaurenFah
Had Bush & Blair not went into Iraq - there would still be the same number of casualties now. I agree, they've been trigger happy at the best of times - but the number of casualties in Iraq today cannot be the responsibility of Bush & Blair.
How can you have been so sure? He might have been a ruthless dictator but at least the country was under control. On the BBC news tonight it said at least they knew were the fear they lived under came from, now they don't know which conner it's going to come from.

The mess that Iraq is in today can be traced to the West's support of Saddam over many years. By silencing him they have got rid of the chief witness against them forever.

I find it quite offensive that people should go seeking the video of anyones death.

Tanser_Man 31-12-2006 01:50 AM

Hahaha, i just saw saddam in a bar up town... not sure if it was the real one though, he did have a brummy accent so i'm not so sure.

I think that it was unjustified. Saddam may be an evil son of a female dog but hanging was the wrong option, especially on such a religious day for Muslims (beginning of eid). I read an article today;

A dictator created then destroyed by America

That about sums it up.

Legend 31-12-2006 02:10 AM

I watched the video and really enjoyed it. Am i wrong to enjoy seeing such a horrid man like him be hung? Nope.

He's a twonk - shame it weren't a more slow and painful death.

Lauren 31-12-2006 02:45 AM

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Originally posted by Tanser_Man
Hahaha, i just saw saddam in a bar up town... not sure if it was the real one though, he did have a brummy accent so i'm not so sure.

I think that it was unjustified. Saddam may be an evil son of a female dog but hanging was the wrong option, especially on such a religious day for Muslims (beginning of eid). I read an article today;

A dictator created then destroyed by America

That about sums it up.
It wasn't the beginning of Eid. Executions during Eid are illegal, and this is probably by they did it on the eve of Eid - which is not a sacred day in the Islamic calendar at all.

Lauren 31-12-2006 02:46 AM

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Originally posted by Legend
I watched the video and really enjoyed it. Am i wrong to enjoy seeing such a horrid man like him be hung? Nope.

He's a twonk - shame it weren't a more slow and painful death.
:thumbs: Haha. Here here! :tongue:

Tanser_Man 01-01-2007 01:08 AM

Ive got Saddam Husseins new shirt by the way...

bit tight round the neck but hangs nicely! :laugh:


Just got sent it by text... sorry if it offends anyone.

MarkWaldorf 01-01-2007 01:19 AM

Haha :laugh:

lily. 01-01-2007 11:34 AM

I have some Saddan Hussein shirts for sale.. they are a bit tight around the neck, but they hang well. :tongue:

Sophii3x 01-01-2007 11:37 AM

It was the most viewed video on youtube yeasterday
and there are hundreds of videos about it

lily. 01-01-2007 11:40 AM

That's one video I will definitely NOT be watching. I don't care that he is dead, but amma not watching that .. NO WAY! :laugh:


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