Chemical Ali gone bye bye

News reports say that Saddams cousin AKA Chemical Ali who orded the chemical attack on the Kurds which killed 5000 innocent men, women and children bought the big one.


HAAAAAAAAAA gotcha beeatch.

Originally posted by rsbiomedical
News reports say that Saddams cousin AKA Chemical Ali who orded the chemical attack on the Kurds which killed 5000 innocent men, women and children bought the big one.


HAAAAAAAAAA gotcha beeatch.

Ditto that, my friend.

[drbrandini]

Originally posted by rsbiomedical
News reports say that Saddams cousin AKA Chemical Ali who orded the chemical attack on the Kurds which killed 5000 innocent men, women and children bought the big one.


HAAAAAAAAAA gotcha beeatch.

You funny RS....

There's even better news revolving around this. Sure, we're all happy to see such an evil B&#)&!%$& be gone from the face of the Earth, but the really good news is that he was the field commander for all the Iraqi forces in Southern Iraq. This has to be demoralizing for those high level commanders who might be still alive.

Have a great day,

[Medmech]

BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- An Iraq court on Sunday sentenced three former aides to Saddam Hussein, including the man known as "Chemical Ali," to death by hanging for their role in a 1980s genocide campaign that that killed up to 100,000 Kurds.

Ali Hassan al-Majid, Hussein's first cousin, earned his nickname for atrocities committed in a military campaign code-named Operation Anfal during the 1980-88 Iraq-Iran war.

In the scorched earth attacks, poisonous gas and chemicals were used against the Kurds.

Also sentenced to death was Sultan Hashem Ahmed, Iraqi army commander during the war with Iran. In 1988, he was named chief-in-charge of the Anfal operation.

The third defendant to hang is Hussein Rashid Mohammed, former deputy general commander of the Iraqi armed force, assistant chief of staff for military operations, and former Republican Guard commander.

Life sentences were give to Farhan Jubouri -- former head of military intelligence in northern Iraq -- and Saber Abdel Aziz al-Douri -- director of military intelligence during the Anfal campaign and a one-time mayor of Baghdad.

A sixth defendant -- the former governor of the region where the gas attacks occurred -- was cleared on all charges. Chief prosecutor Munqith al-Faroon had requested that Taher Tawfiq al-Ani be acquitted because of lack of evidence.

Hussein was also a defendant in the Anfal trial, but was hanged late last year after being convicted in a separate trial. The Anfal trial began August 21, 2006. Hussein, who also was charged with genocide, was ousted from power after the U.S.-led invasion in 2003. He was executed December 30 after his conviction in the 1982 killings in the Shiite town of Dujail.

The Anfal trial resumed a week after Hussein's hanging.

Another trial, yet to begin, is for genocide and crimes against humanity for the brutal suppression of an uprising of the Shiites in the south after the first Gulf War, known by Shiites as the Shaabaniyah uprising because it happened during the Islamic month of Shaaban.

[Botnst]

He was a hero to the people and the coalition murdered him! Oh, the humanity!

[Mistress]

tie him up behind a Toyota pick up truck and drag him to death thru town....

[Botnst]

Maybe he was just overzealous with the mosquito spray. Did you ever think of that? Well did you? I'll bet Cheney intentionally suppressed that line of questioning because he knew that Halliburton supplied them with mosquito spraying trucks.

[Mistress]

Cheney isn't doing a very good job of running this country let alone the Middle East...

[bill murrow]

Originally Posted by Mistress

tie him up behind a Toyota pick up truck and drag him to death thru town....

A Toyota is too good for him. I'm sure they can find a Datsun somewhere.

They don't mess around over there. When someone is sentenced to die they get it over with quick. No pardons, appeals or excuses. I love it. Now to find Bin Laden....

Cheers,

Bill