A tiny sample of what Saddam did
Bridget Johnson responds to the ridiculous criticisms of the monster's execution. Includes one victim's experience during the Kurdish genocide.
posted by Infidel753 at 6:02 AM
03 January 2007
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1 Comments:
Ya know, the only problem I have with all of this is who we targeted and for what reason. I'm not crying over Saddam's execution. I'm just angry that we have spent so very much human life, time, money, not focusing on Osama bin Laden. Where is he?? What happened here because of him and his followers was a nightmare that many will have to live for the rest of their days. *sigh*
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