Has the trap been sprung? - Democratic Underground

DemCam

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Mon Dec-15-03 08:09 PM
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Has the trap been sprung?

I just saw the speculators speculating that Saddam will probably be tried by an Iraqi Tribunal.

Is the Bush Administration finally doing the right thing? OR

Is this a set-up? a kangaroo court by hand-picked in-the-pocket Iraqis?

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Old and In the Way

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Mon Dec-15-03 08:15 PM
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1. No way does Suddam get to make his case in open court.

He'll be Noriega'd for sure....

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DemCam

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Mon Dec-15-03 08:18 PM
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2. So why are they speculating like its true?

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JailBush

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Mon Dec-15-03 08:20 PM
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3. The media are helping the administration convince the public that

Saddam will get real justice in a real Iraqi court. But George Bush, Inc. would never allow Saddam to spill his guts to the world. It's virtually guaranteed that he'll be handed over to a kangaroo court that will manipulate the trial, which probably won't be terribly long. Then Saddam will be silenced forever.

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Cronus Protagonist

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Mon Dec-15-03 08:23 PM
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6. I bet you $20 he doesn't make it to any trial

I think the smart money's on the BFEE silencing the one guy in the world who can shed some light into the BFEE's decades long defiance of US and international law. I think there's no way he'll have a single day in court.

FUCK BUSH Buttons, Stickers & Magnets

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blm

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Mon Dec-15-03 08:23 PM
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7. exactly...or

I can see a heart failure or something like that in his future.

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democracy eh

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Mon Dec-15-03 08:30 PM
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9. he'll be taken out

by an Iraqi national, perhaps a policeman, on behalf of all Iraq as a revenge and justice. Saddam will be paraded about for a bit longer, as long as it works for Bush. then. the impromptu execution will be orchestrated.

he will never be allowed to spill the beans.

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DemCam

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Mon Dec-15-03 08:21 PM
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4. Is Bush capable of doing the right thing?

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Junkdrawer

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Mon Dec-15-03 08:23 PM
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5. "All Things Considered" just did an piece - The Hague wasn't mentioned...

So it looks like "All Things" cannot be "Considered".

http://discover.npr.org/rundowns/segment.jhtml?wfId=1549472

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TexasPatriot

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Mon Dec-15-03 08:25 PM
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8. It cant be a trap without Admiral Ackbar

:hi:

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retyred

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Mon Dec-15-03 08:43 PM
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10. Saddam will be killed and mutilated

beyond recognition by angry protesters that escaped under the cover of darkness as reported by un-named pentagon sources.

Sorry folks but Saddam is really dead so he won't be able to implicate any US enablers, and even though this body is unrecognizable as Saddam, It really is him, honest!

george bush…pResident?

retyred in fla
“good night paul, wherever you are”
So I read this book

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