A SHOUT OUT FROM SADDAM

WITH A QURAN UNDER HIS ARM the secular Satan Saddam Hussein attacked the American occupiers of Iraq . . . as occupiers of Iraq.  Hussein who previously had little need for the Christian god or Allah now declares holy unholy war on the unholy ally wholey on his side in the Eighties.  Bush Daddy and near religious  icon to the Right Ronnie Reagan can expect some scorching around the edges of their reputations as Hussein's history of the ancient Eighties past and WMD shed light on the war now.  Or would that be darkness?

HUSSEIN DEFIANT complained of handcuffs and asked why his paper and pencils had been taken away.  Saddam seems pretty clear on why his country was taken away.  The judge said he would ask about it, about the handcuffs and the paper and pencils. Nobody told Saddam he should act like he is captured.

"I want you to order them, not ask them", Mr. Hussein told the chief judge, Mr. Amin, who said that he would ask the Americans to be more careful. Mr. Hussein continued, "You are an Iraqi. They are foreigners, and occupiers and invaders, so you must condemn them". 

IN RELATED NEWS Iraqi police say they foiled plot to kill Saddam's investigating judge.  A now dead witness's deposition against Saddam is available here. More on the plot against the investigating judge, thirtyfive year old Raid Juhi.  Though some like new Saddam attorney Ramsey Clark want the trial moved out of Baghdad, the trial will go on. Before arriving late in Baghdad, Clark said about Saddam's trial: "A fair trial in this case is absolutely imperative for historical truth. It is absolutely essential that the court is legal in its constitution."

REACTIONS ON THE RIGHT  Captain Ed calls it among other things:  . . . perfect opening round for the trials of Saddam Hussein and his sick coterie of sycophants.  None of the sick sycophants have taken up the challenge, but if The Heretik did, he might say who thinks Saddam was a good guy and when did following process make one a sycophant? 

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And greetings to Rummy ... ah, we miss the old days, don't we Don?
Love, Saddam.