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Saddam's trial may be televised

 

I am hoping for a quick trial and execution.  Maybe he should be considered for the 2006 deathlist.

I would just love to see his acctual trial telivised

not reacted as in Michael Jacksons. I'm sure if he

does get executed many of his people would enjoy to

view it since many of them hold a great disliking to the

former dictator.

 

Just as a suggestion i thought perhaps the USA should

try something new. I thought hanging Saddam in yankee

stadium might be a very catchy idea but life in jail is a much

more slow and painful punishment. :ph34r:

It says:

 

Whether Saddam Hussein faces the death penalty if convicted "will be decided at the last minute,"

 

Great idea.

Decided at the last minute eh? Does that mean he'll be put in front of a firing squad, and then, and only then, will it be decided to use real bullets or blanks?

Maybe it will be on the toss of a coin

 

'Head, we shoot, tails, you hang...'

I have to disagree - I doubt Saddam's fate lies within the

flip of a coin. His future should be based on the opinions

of those he's tortured and brought pain to. :ph34r:

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I must disagree with you Banshees. I think Saddam should be placed in protective custody and forced to endure hours of listening to Barney the Dinosaur singing crappy songs. Or maybe made into an intern under Martha Stewart. Or perhaps he can be forced to star on a Fox network show. Better yet, if you want to punish him most severley make him sit through an evening with Harvey Fierstein.

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if you want to punish him most severley make him sit through an evening with Harvey Fierstein.

"The Torch Song Trilogy" on a permanent loop,

 

Now that would be pure evil.

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if you want to punish him most severley make him sit through an evening with Harvey Fierstein.

"The Torch Song Trilogy" on a permanent loop,

 

Now that would be pure evil.

Maybe Saddam Hussein could relive his execution day in a permanent loop, similar to what happened to "Bill Murray" in the movie "Groundhog Day". :(

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if you want to punish him most severley make him sit through an evening with Harvey Fierstein.

"The Torch Song Trilogy" on a permanent loop,

 

Now that would be pure evil.

Maybe Saddam Hussein could relive his execution day in a permanent loop, similar to what happened to "Bill Murray" in the movie "Groundhog Day". :lol:

:D Particularly if he dies horribly. I wonder if that plastic shredder he had is still around.

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if you want to punish him most severley make him sit through an evening with Harvey Fierstein.

"The Torch Song Trilogy" on a permanent loop,

 

Now that would be pure evil.

Maybe Saddam Hussein could relive his execution day in a permanent loop, similar to what happened to "Bill Murray" in the movie "Groundhog Day". :lol:

:D Particularly if he dies horribly. I wonder if that plastic shredder he had is still around.

I think he should be allowed to face George II in the Colusseum. ;)

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Some are concerned that an execution may make Saddam a martyr, regardless of the many crimes that he has committed.

Just bear that in mind...

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Some are concerned that an execution may make Saddam a martyr, regardless of the many crimes that he has committed.

Just bear that in mind...

That may be true, but it should not in anyway hinder the punishment decided at the end of Saddam’s trial (if or most likely when) he is found guilty. If the punishment that is decided is based on the reaction by some fanatics instead of the crimes that he was found guilty of, then the whole trial process will be viewed as a sham.

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Some are concerned that an execution may make Saddam a martyr, regardless of the many crimes that he has committed.

Just bear that in mind...

That may be true, but it should not in anyway hinder the punishment decided at the end of Saddam’s trial (if or most likely when) he is found guilty. If the punishment that is decided is based on the reaction by some fanatics instead of the crimes that he was found guilty of, then the whole trial process will be viewed as a sham.

If there is to be real justice he will be treated fairly.

 

Can't see that happening in Iraq's kangaroo courts.

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if you want to punish him most severley make him sit through an evening with Harvey Fierstein.

"The Torch Song Trilogy" on a permanent loop,

 

Now that would be pure evil.

Maybe Saddam Hussein could relive his execution day in a permanent loop, similar to what happened to "Bill Murray" in the movie "Groundhog Day". :lol:

:D Particularly if he dies horribly. I wonder if that plastic shredder he had is still around.

I think he should be allowed to face George II in the Colusseum. ;)

How about forced to go to Vegas and made to sit in the audience ( front row seats of course ) of a Barry Manilow concert?

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How about forced to go to Vegas and made to sit in the audience ( front row seats of course ) of a Barry Manilow concert?

Hey, I thought cruel and unusual punishment is a human rights violation.

 

regards,

Hein

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How about forced to go to Vegas and made to sit in the audience ( front row seats of course ) of a Barry Manilow concert?

I like the cut of your jib! :lol: Can it go any lower than that?

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How about forced to go to Vegas and made to sit in the audience ( front row seats of course ) of a Barry Manilow concert?

Hey, I thought cruel and unusual punishment is a human rights violation.

 

regards,

Hein

:lol:

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That may be true, but it should not in anyway hinder the punishment decided at the end of Saddam’s trial (if or most likely when) he is found guilty. If the punishment that is decided is based on the reaction by some fanatics instead of the crimes that he was found guilty of, then the whole trial process will be viewed as a sham.

 

True, but of course this all depends on whether the Iraqi laws would permit execution or not. For instance, if Saddam was tried in the UK or in most states in the USA, life imprisonment would be the most he would get.

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Trial to start today, but late SH hopes for a 3-month adjournment to 'prepare his defense'. It's gonna take more than 3 months, luv. ;)

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Trial to start today, but late SH hopes for a 3-month adjournment to 'prepare his defense'. It's gonna take more than 3 months, luv. ;)

Saddam defiant at start of trial

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I now think its worth putting the Judge who is trying Saddam on the list.

Now a target for assassins for helping the Americans.

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I now think its worth putting the Judge who is trying Saddam on the list.

Now a target for assassins for helping the Americans.

Now would it be fair to knock off a man just due to the

results of his job?

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I now think its worth putting the Judge who is trying Saddam on the list.

Now a target for assassins for helping the Americans.

Now would it be fair to knock off a man just due to the

results of his job?

I suppose you're right - after all it is Iraq.

 

The place where people get their heads hacked off for driving trucks for the coalition.

 

:lol:

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Now would it be fair to knock off a man just due to the

results of his job?

Blair? Bush? Thatcher?

Is Thatcher a man?

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Is Thatcher a man?

I thought it was common knowledge? B)

I didn't know. I do know that Elizabeth I was a man though.

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Now would it be fair to knock off a man just due to the

results of his job?

Blair? Bush? Thatcher?

Is Thatcher a man?

Possibly buy you would have to have a check for your self i think she if 50/50.

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