If Sadam IS captured, what should be done?

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JackStorm

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Good question. We could always blame him for 9/11 and take out our frustration out on him. Beat him to death with a foam bat (or whatever it is they use in selfhelp classes). He is after all the evil one. Anything to take away our attension from that Bin what's-his-name guy.

P.S: Yes, that was sarcasm.
 
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JackStorm

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Originally posted by: SViscusi


Good idea, but he probaly should be put on trial in the Hague for war crimes.
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Would be nice if he were. I'm sure the kurds would love it if he where tried for War crimes. But I get the feeling he'll be hidden away in cuba or in some unknown location untill they can beat the truth into him (yeah, do mean "into him") so he can confess to having links to Al Qaeda and 9/11.
 
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buckmasterson

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Let's see here, we invaded his country twice, held sanctions against his people for years, killed his kids, and even took over his bordello. He should be punished right away!
 
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buckmasterson

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Sorry, but think this is like beating the neighborhood bully's sister. We need to focus on Bin-Laden. Get THAT murderer George!!!!
 
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JackStorm

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buckmasterson, as much as I was (still am) against *this* war in Iraq. The first one was justified. He attacked kuwait, and they had remove his ass from Kuwait. Also, no sane person would dispute the fact that he's a war criminal. Not even those who are against this war. But as you said. We're focusing our attension on the wrong person.
 
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If this is really him, there is no way he should ever go on trial. He was elected leader of that country with a unanimous vote. Who the hell is the US to think we can capture a sovereign leader? There is ZERO proof at any credible site(such as the Guardian, Enquirer, Slate, Yellow-Times, etc) that says Saddam ever did anything remotely illegal or unethical. Bush is the real criminal here; he invaded a country and "freed" them from a harmless leader.
 
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burnedout

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A book deal? ;)

Furthermore, we should force him to pay his own health care costs, at current U.S. rates, while incarcerated. That'll teach his ass. :p

Seriously though, he should definitely be tried.
 
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boran

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I think a case in the Us would be rather difficult, saddam hasnt done anything against the US directly, putting him on trial in the hague is rather difficult since the US does not recognise that institute as being lawfull.

so i'd have to think the US-created court of war crimes in iraq itself will have to deal with him.

and yes going for a conviction for the deeds he did kuwait would be the easiest thing to proove and convict im for.
 
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buckmasterson

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Originally posted by: JackStorm
buckmasterson, as much as I was (still am) against *this* war in Iraq. The first one was justified. He attacked kuwait, and they had remove his ass from Kuwait. Also, no sane person would dispute the fact that he's a war criminal. Not even those who are against this war. But as you said. We're focusing our attension on the wrong person.
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Ok, I'll buy the first war, but we should have spent the second war monies on finding the murderer of New York. Sadam is a Christmas from Jr. to Sr. and it turns my stomach to think they both are celebrating this while the Evil One remains free.

 
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buckmasterson

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Originally posted by: boran
I think a case in the Us would be rather difficult, saddam hasnt done anything against the US directly, putting him on trial in the hague is rather difficult since the US does not recognise that institute as being lawfull.

so i'd have to think the US-created court of war crimes in iraq itself will have to deal with him.

and yes going for a conviction for the deeds he did kuwait would be the easiest thing to proove and convict im for.
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Only problem with an Iraq trial would be that he would be free in a year. He has the money...
 
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buckmasterson

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Quote from CNN...

"In Baghdad, hundreds of Iraqis flooded the streets, firing guns into the air, singing, dancing and throwing candy into the air".

Hundreds? That's all?

The man will go to trial in Iraq and be put in prison where he will eat, sleep and live better than many Americans in our country do. He'll still be a voice, until the day he passes, then a Martyr.

Thank George!!!
 
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Originally posted by: jjsole
"Mission Accomplished"
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Not entirely. The war will continue, and bin Laden is still in some cave somewhere. Mission is far from being accomplished. Sure, nice capture, but Mission will be Accomplished when our troops all come home safe and sound.
 
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buckmasterson

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Originally posted by: BostonRedSox
Originally posted by: jjsole
"Mission Accomplished"
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Not entirely. The war will continue, and bin Laden is still in some cave somewhere. Mission is far from being accomplished. Sure, nice capture, but Mission will be Accomplished when our troops all come home safe and sound.
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AMEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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Originally posted by: buckmasterson
Ok, say we got this guy, does he get...

Trial in the US?

Trial in Iraq?

Mounted on George Sr's wall?
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I hear he is going on tour with Triumph the Insult Comic Dog
 
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