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Fri Dec-29-06 10:53 PM
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| They Danced On Saddam's body |
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Some of the victim's families that watched the execution danced on Saddam's dead body as per Anderson Cooper on CNN. Look, I will lose no sleep over his death, but was that really necessary? Shouldn't Iraqi authorities have made this a bit more civil? Not because I sympathize with Saddam but am a person who supports the law.
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Fri Dec-29-06 10:55 PM
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| 1. That I can agree with... |
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in America we do not let that sickness happen. Executions are not joyous, but very sorrowful that the whole mess had to happen.
That's going to incite violence, I have a distinct feeling that desecrating his body will do it.
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Fri Dec-29-06 10:56 PM
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| 2. It's all pure barbarism, on all sides. |
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Fri Dec-29-06 10:56 PM
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| 3. I find it hard to believe that this would have been permitted |
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There were supposed to be U.S. troops around. If this was allowed, then things have really gotten out of hand, one way or another.
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Fri Dec-29-06 10:58 PM
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| 4. I Heard And Saw That Too (Bottom Line On CNN) (nt) |
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Fri Dec-29-06 10:59 PM
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There are no authorities in Iraq.
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Fri Dec-29-06 11:06 PM
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| 6. I am not sure I would believe everything CNN reports. |
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I worked today and I kept tabs on the website for news. I guess it was around 11:00 AM eastern time, I read we gave Iraq, custody of him. Then a little while later. No we still have custody. I did not know until the execution who the heck had custody of him because none of the news networks were reporting consistent stories.
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regnaD kciN
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Fri Dec-29-06 11:07 PM
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| 7. Personally, I was expecting... |
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...that they'd dump the body in some Shi'ite stronghold, where the media would get lots of footage of "common Iraqis" desecrating the corpse.
I still predict a bump in Bush's popularity from this.
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Fri Dec-29-06 11:13 PM
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| 8. Similar to when the statue of Saddam came down-they hit it with their shoes, a sign of disrespect or |
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something like that. They jumped on the statue and hit it with their shoes. This may be the same gesture
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Fri Dec-29-06 11:53 PM
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| 9. Well, they are Iraqi authorities, not American authorities. |
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At least, supposedly so...so I suppose it's their business not ours.
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Sat Dec-30-06 12:07 AM
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| 10. Just a bit unseemly, I'd say |
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Sat Dec-30-06 12:17 AM
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| 11. "Around the body" was/is the CNN report and also on the crawl. |
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The Iraqi "National Security Advisor" just confirmed it on CNN. But again, dancing "around" not "on" the body. FWIW.
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