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boneheaddoctor · #1 11-19-2004, 02:02 PM

For those of you who still think Sadam was a nice guy.

If a picture is worth a thousand words.....

This site would fill the worlds libraries.

http://massgraves.info/

yal · #2 11-19-2004, 02:25 PM

Who the hell said Sadam was a nice guy?
There should be mandatory post election therapy for some people.

boneheaddoctor · #3 11-19-2004, 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by yal

Who the hell said Sadam was a nice guy?
There should be mandatory post election therapy for some people.

Instead of being such a smart a$$ try looking at the site.

And there are more than a few people here who think he should still be ruling Iraq.

KirkVining · #4 11-19-2004, 02:31 PM

How are we any better? We have killed 100,000 people, and there are graphic pictures all over the web of our butchery as well. Both the US and Saddam have engaged in the mass murder of Iraqi civilians for political purposes connected with gaining control over Iraq's oil. His mass murder is over, ours just beginning. We no longer can claim any moral superiority over this butcher - we have tortured people in the same prisons he did and murdered innocent Shiites just like he did, we invaded another country that was no threat to us just like Saddam did, we declare martial law, outlaw political parties, shutdown newspapers, restrict free spech, just like he did. We have become a pariah in this world as a result, just like he was. I see nothing but national shame coming out of the Iraq War. I see no difference between Saddam Hussein and George Bush. They both wage unnecesary war, and they are both blood soaked butchers, and they both are on their way to hell as they both claim justification from God.

boneheaddoctor · #5 11-19-2004, 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by KirkVining

How are we any better? We have killed 100,000 people, and there are graphic pictures all over the web of our butchery as well. Both the US and Saddam have engaged in the mass murder of Iraqi civilians for political purposes connected with gaining control over Iraq's oil. His mass murder is over, ours just beginning. We no longer can claim any moral superiority over this butcher - we have tortured people in the same prisons he did and murdered innocent Shiites just like he did, we invaded another country that was no threat to us just like Saddam did, we declare martial law, outlaw political parties, shutdown newspapers, restrict free spech, just like he did. We have become a pariah in this world as a result, just like he was. I see nothing but national shame coming out of the Iraq War. I see no difference between Saddam Hussein and George Bush. They are both blood soaked butchers, both on their way to hell.

And where is the proof of these 100,000 innocents , and the poll of Iraqi insurgents in Falugia doesn't count. Saddam Killed over 250,000 in the last 10 years. This site shows some of them. http://massgraves.info/ I never said war was clean, neat or nice, but is needed at times.

At least he didn't stand by like clinton did for 8 years after repeated terrorist strikes and did nothing. So Clinton in effedct facilitated those 250,000 deaths.

crash9 · #6 11-19-2004, 02:48 PM

http://www.genocidewatch.org/genocidetable.htm

shane · #7 11-19-2004, 02:53 PM

Sadam was bad. So are most dicatators. We invaded Iraq under the premise of WMDs. There were none. So that leaves Sadam being a bad man as the reason. Weak reason.

boneheaddoctor · #8 11-19-2004, 02:56 PM

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Originally Posted by shane

Sadam was bad. So are most dicatators. We invaded Iraq under the premise of WMDs. There were none. So that leaves Sadam being a bad man as the reason. Weak reason.

OH, all those Kurds were hilled by a a villager with a bad case of gas.

Saddam had poison gas he used it, he failed to show proof of destruction. Under International law it still existed. He was trying to make Nukes....he was building missles with range outside those he was allowed to have.

What part of that do you not understand.

yal · #9 11-19-2004, 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by boneheaddoctor

Instead of being such a smart a$$ try looking at the site.

And there are more than a few people here who think he should still be ruling Iraq.

Just because someone says Sadam should still be ruling Iraq doesn't mean they think he is a nice guy. Like I said you need therapy

boneheaddoctor · #10 11-19-2004, 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted by yal

Just because someone says Sadam should still be ruling Iraq doesn't mean they think he is a nice guy. Like I said you need therapy

So you think Saddam should be in power.....the guy responsible for throwing people in woodchippers. THe people who get bent out of shape like you need therapy....

MTI · #11 11-19-2004, 05:13 PM

I've heard rumors, rumors mind you, that the Shah of Iran was a bad guy, and that Ferdinand Marcos was no stranger to torture. Currently, Kim Jong Il is a fruitcake with nukes, Hu Jintao of China authorizes over 3000 executions per year, with over 300,000 Chinese citizens still in "re-education" camps, but he has managed to employ some 30,000 "Internet Security Agents" to track down dissidents; Omar Al-Bashir, Sudan, where his 20 year civil war has resulted in 2 million dead 4 million displaced . . . Saddam was'nt even in these guy's league. However, if there's agreement that not having folks like that in power . . . then where are we sending the Marines next?

mzsmbs · #12 11-19-2004, 06:44 PM

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OH, all those Kurds were hilled by a a villager with a bad case of gas.

check your facts brah, peeps who died in Halabja were also gassed with mustard gas owned by Iran...

MTI · #13 11-19-2004, 06:50 PM

. . . and dare we ask how Sadaam got the gas in the first place . . .

KirkVining · #14 11-19-2004, 07:27 PM

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check your facts brah, peeps who died in Halabja were also gassed with mustard gas owned by Iran...

Saddam was also a US ally at the time. The Kurds were gassed for siding with our enemy of the time, Iran. The famous picture of Rumsfeld shaking hands with Saddam was taken around the same time the Kurds were gassed - I bet they were cheering at the Pentagon when Saddam did it.

mzsmbs · #15 11-19-2004, 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by KirkVining

Saddam was also a US ally at the time. The Kurds were gassed for siding with our enemy of the time, Iran. The famous picture of Rumsfeld shaking hands with Saddam was taken around the same time the Kurds were gassed - I bet they were cheering at the Pentagon when Saddam did it.

not exactly. Halabja got gassed by both sides. Iranians encroched Iraq's territory going after the dam in the Suleymaniya district. Iraqis advanced and they all met at the village basically. Most of peeps died from mustard gas set off by retreating Persians. But you're absolutely right on Iraqi Kurds taking Iranian side but the opposite happened on the other side of the border and you're probably right on the cheering part though... bastids...