Was Saddam Sons' Killing 'Legal'?

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 In theory, pursuing with intent to kill violates a long-standing policy banning political assassination. It was the misfortune of Saddam Hussein's sons that the Bush administration has not bothered to enforce the prohibition.

The brothers were killed during a six-hour raid Tuesday at a palatial villa in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul by U.S. forces acting on a tip from an informant. They ranked just below their father in the deposed regime. Odai, in particular, had a reputation for brutality.

Officials said people inside the villa opened fire first — but left little doubt what the U.S. troops hoped to accomplish.

"We remain focused on finding, fixing, killing or capturing all members of the high-value target list," Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, commander of coalition troops in Iraq, announcing the deaths of Odai and Qusai.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/07/23/iraq/main564717.shtml

Where is the evidence used to issue a warrant? Where is the evidence to be used in the trial?

I swear, you've all gone insane! The GOP Christian leaders and GOP media Corps. have lead our country to the Valley of The Shadow of Death!

Why can a society empathize with a movie like Gladiator but have no idea on the difference of wrong and right in living world history?

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