No New Year for You-Know-Who
Aaah.....my kind of humor....gallows humor: Play the online Saddam Hussein Hangman Game.
Not enough? Here's another fun one.
posted by The WordSmith from Nantucket at 12/29/2006 06:42:00 PM
Friday, December 29, 2006
Aaah.....my kind of humor....gallows humor: Play the online Saddam Hussein Hangman Game.
Not enough? Here's another fun one.
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New nickname: The Butchered in Baghdad
A year is good when a vicious tyrant is no longer part of the year.
Hanging wasn't good enough for him.
Maybe his sons can Saddamize him in hell to make up for it.
Also, someone needs to come up with an online Butchered of Baghdad version of this.
Hmmm....
A mass murderer is no more and justice has been done!!
Woodchipper would have been poetic justice...
Do I dare go dumpster diving to checkout how the DU bumpkins are handling the loss of one of their icons...
I had to do it...I just frakking had to do it...
The DU rationalization for Saddam's date with justice"
"Not only have we lost the respect of the world, we have lost our self-respect. We stand for nothing. That is why we grieve. Do not mistake it as grief for Saddam or the dictators around the world. "
Source
This people are grieving because we made it possible for the Iraqis to off Saddam?
I can only imagine how they wept when Stalin died.
I truly like that Saddam running in front of the M-1s animation.
The DU Kossacks at the monent it was confirmed Saddam had died, I was in the LGF Lounge with 30+, were worried about AT&T acquistion of BellSouth and would it be 'net-neutral.' Only later did a thread on Saddam start and like Skye posted most found some reason to still blame the US.
Only Kossacks would sublimate other people's, the Iraqi people, rights to justice to further their own agenda. Which proves why anyone who supports the Kossacks should be kept far from power.
Saddam running away on a trike! Bwahahahaha!
I took a peek at DailyKos. I couldn't stay long to see what the moonbats were saying; reading just a few comments was enough for me.
Justice done with the execution of Saddam. This is one time I celebrate death.
Oh this is too funny.
I'm linking to this :-)
Love that Saddam on a trike! lollolloll!
Happy New Year, Wordsmith! Great entry - - if I steal any of it I will give you the HT.
Take care!
On the timing of it all:
Counterterrorism Blog
Daily Kos.
Should there be cause for concern?
Freedom Eden also links and eviscerates the Milkwaukee Journal Sentinel.
It's ridiculous to consider this execution an act of "revenge". Saddam's death was quick and without the suffering that he inflicted upon so many. As Mary puts it,
The execution of Saddam was not an eye for an eye.
For that to be the case, Saddam would need hundreds of thousands of eyes.
Incredible....check out some of the Kos diaries, as reported by Hewitt:
# [P]lease tell me what f------ moral standing does the US (or any other country for that matter) have to go into another country and do what we just did to Saddam? The fact that it is the US - that "shining beacon of freedom" is even worse. What does that say? What message does that send? And who made us World Police anyway? This is a mockery of justice.
# Why would I write an obituary for Saddam Hussein? Because he was a human being. He did some horrible things while he was alive, but he was still human. By murdering him we have become no better than he was.
# The administration will, in due course, stand to account for a war crime committed in Iraq by executing the Iraqi dictator.
# There a lot of great diaries about the execution of Saddam. However, in the few that I've read, little emphasis has been placed on the real reason Saddam had to be executed now, before the New Year ... Politics and the rush to war, this time Iran, compels Bush to execute Saddam now. Bush will squint and glare towards Iran with...Saddam Swinging as Visual Backdrop....
# So, overall, did my life change with the execution of Saddam? Only time will tell... if South Park does a really funny episode on it that I can watch on YouTube, I think I can say yes. Otherwise, no. My life is no different in a world without Saddam.
# Recall that when the President was still governor of Texas, he never met a death sentence he didn’t like. Uh isn’t that the same sort of justice that cost Saddam his life? ... Saddam’s regime was found guilty of killing 148 Shiite villagers. The purpose of those deaths reportedly was to suppress insurrection ... Now let’s turn our attention to Iraq as it stands today. Most estimates place the number of Iraqi casualties – even those not associated with the military – at somewhere in the neighborhood of 150,000. This number makes Saddam look like a piker.
# I write this assuming that the early reports are true, that Saddam Hussein has been hanged by the neck until he was dead, dead, dead. Do you think George Bush even stayed up for this? Heck, he sleeps well as it is, so why would he even bother staying up for the execution of the man responsible for...what was it?
It's always all about "let's blame Bush"; he's the real enemy.
*Sigh*
Oh heaven's I cant stop laughing at the new picture at the top, and then clicking over to Flopping Aces lol, there is alot to read over there.
Great picture's and link's :-)
Rest in Poop Saddam!
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