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    It looks like

    it´s really him but I´m still kinda sceptical. Don´t know why.

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    he must

    have been wearing the wrong pheromones!!!

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    </font><blockquote><font class=\"small\">Quote:</font><hr />
    he must have been wearing the wrong pheromones!!!



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    He looks pissed in the picture.

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    Merry

    Christmas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

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    Pissed? Or

    stoned?

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    the beeb´s got

    some footage: http://news.bbc.co.uk/
    he does look like he´s been having a

    pretty uncomfortable time. GOOD !!!!

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    Saddam

    Hussein Captured Alive Near Tikrit


    By HAMZA HENDAWI, Associated Press Writer

    BAGHDAD, Iraq - American

    forces captured a bearded Saddam Hussein (news - web sites) as he hid in a dirt hole under a farmhouse near his

    hometown of Tikrit, ending one of the most intensive manhunts in history. The arrest, eight months after the fall of

    Baghdad, was carried out without a shot fired and was a huge victory for U.S. forces.

    \"Ladies and gentlemen,

    we got him,\" U.S. administrator L. Paul Bremer told a news conference Sunday. \"The tyrant is a prisoner.\"



    Saddam was captured Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in a specially prepared \"spider hole\" in a house in Adwar, a town

    10 miles from Tikrit, said Lt Col. Ricardo Sanchez, the top U.S. military commander in Iraq (news - web sites). The

    hole was six to eight feet deep, with enough space to lie down, camouflaged with bricks and dirt and supplied with

    an air vent to allow long periods inside.

    A U.S. defense official said Saddam admitted his identity when

    captured.

    Sanchez, who saw Saddam overnight, said the deposed leader \"has been cooperative and is

    talkative.\" He described Saddam as \"a tired man, a man resigned to his fate.\"

    In the capital, radio

    stations played celebratory music, residents fired small arms in the air in celebration and passengers on buses and

    trucks shouted, \"They got Saddam! They got Saddam!\"

    Eager to give Iraqis evidence that the elusive former

    dictator had indeed been captured, Sanchez played a video at the news conference showing the 66-year-old Saddam in

    custody. Saddam, with a thick, graying beard and bushy, disheveled hair, was seen as doctor examined him, holding

    his mouth open with a tongue depressor, apparently to get a DNA sample. Saddam touched his beard during the exam.

    Then the video showed a picture of Saddam after he was shaved, juxtaposed for comparison with an old photo of the

    Iraqi leader while in power.

    Iraqi journalists in the audience stood, pointed and shouted \"Death to Saddam!\"

    and \"Down with Saddam!\"

    Though the raid occurred Saturday afternoon American time, U.S. officials went to

    great length to keep it quiet until medical tests and DNA testing confirmed Saddam\'s identity.

    Washington

    hopes Saddam\'s capture will help break the organized Iraq resistance that has killed more than 190 American

    soldiers since President Bush (news - web sites) declared major combat over on May 1 and has set back efforts at

    reconstruction. U.S. commanders have said that while in hiding Saddam played some role in the guerrilla campaign

    blamed on his followers.

    In the latest attack, a suspected suicide bomber detonated explosives in a car outside

    a police station Sunday morning west of Baghdad, killing at least 17 people and wounding 33 more, the U.S. military

    said.

    Saddam was being held at an undisclosed location, and U.S. authorities have not yet determined whether to

    hand him over to the Iraqis for trial, Sanchez said. Iraqi officials want him to stand trial before a war crimes

    tribunal created last week.

    \"This success brings closure to the Iraqi people,\" Sanchez said.

    \"Saddam

    Hussein will never return to a position of power from which he can punish, terrorize, intimidate and exploit the

    Iraqi people as the did for more than 35 years.\"

    Ahmad Chalabi, a member of Iraq\'s Governing Council, said

    Sunday that Saddam will be put on trial.

    \"Saddam will stand a public trial so that the Iraqi people will know

    his crimes,\" said Chalabi told Al-Iraqiya, a Pentagon funded TV station.

    British Prime Minister Tony Blair

    (news - web sites) hailed the capture, saying the deposed leader \"has gone from power, he won\'t be coming

    back.\"

    \"Where his rule meant terror and division and brutality, let his capture bring about unity,

    reconciliation and peace between all the people of Iraq,\" Blair said in brief comments at his 10 Downing St.

    office.

    In Tikrit, U.S. soldiers lit up cigars after hearing the news of Saddam\'s capture.

    Some 600

    troops from the 4th Infantry Division along with Special Forces captured Saddam, the U.S. military said. There were

    no shots fired or injuries in the raid, called \"Operation Red Dawn,\" Sanchez said.

    Two men \"affiliated

    with Saddam Hussein\" were detained with him, and soldiers confiscated two Kalashnikov rifles, a pistol, a taxi and

    $750,000 in $100 bills, Sanchez said. The two men were \"fairly insignificant\" regime figures, a U.S. defense

    official said.

    Celebratory gunfire erupted in the capital, and shop owners closed their doors, fearful that the

    shooting would make the streets unsafe.

    \"I\'m very happy for the Iraqi people. Life is going to be safer

    now,\" said 35-year-old Yehya Hassan, a resident of Baghdad. \"Now we can start a new beginning.\"

    Earlier in

    the day, rumors of the capture sent people streaming into the streets of Kirkuk, a northern Iraqi city, firing guns

    in the air in celebration.

    \"We are celebrating like it\'s a wedding,\" said Kirkuk resident Mustapha

    Sheriff. \"We are finally rid of that criminal.\"

    \"This is the joy of a lifetime,\" said Ali Al-Bashiri,

    another resident. \"I am speaking on behalf of all the people that suffered under his rule.\"

    Despite the

    celebration throughout Baghdad, many residents were skeptical.

    \"I heard the news, but I\'ll believe it when

    I see it,\" said Mohaned al-Hasaji, 33. \"They need to show us that they really have him.\"

    Ayet Bassem, 24,

    walked out of a shop with her 6-year-old son.

    \"Things will be better for my son,\" she said. \"Everyone says

    everything will be better when Saddam is caught. My son now has a future.\"

    After invading Iraq on March 20 and

    setting up their headquarters in Saddam\'s sprawling Republican Palace compound in Baghdad, U.S. troops launched a

    massive manhunt for the fugitive (news - Y! TV) leader, placing a $25 million bounty on his head and sending

    thousands of soldiers to search for him.

    Saddam was one of the most-wanted fugitives in the world, along with

    Osama bin Laden (news - web sites), the leader of the al-Qaida terrorist network who hasn\'t been caught despite a

    manhunt since November 2001, when the Taliban regime was overthrown in Afghanistan.

    Saddam proved elusive during

    the war, when at least two dramatic military strikes came up empty in their efforts to assassinate him. Since then,

    he has appeared in both video and audio tapes. U.S. officials named him No. 1 on their list of 55 most-wanted

    Iraqis, the lead card in a special deck of most-wanted cards.

    Saddam\'s sons Qusai and Odai — each with a $15

    million bounty on their heads — were killed July 22 in a four-hour gunbattle with U.S. troops in a hideout in the

    northern city of Mosul. The bounties were paid out to the man who owned the house where they were killed, residents

    said.

    Adnan Pachachi, member of Iraq\'s U.S.-appointed Governing Council, said Saddam\'s capture will bring

    stability to Iraq.

    \"The state of fear, intelligence and oppression is gone forever,\" Pachachi said. \"The

    Iraqi people are very happy and we look forward to a future of national reconciliation between Iraqis in order to

    build the new and free Iraq, an Iraq of equality.\"





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    </font><blockquote><font class=\"small\">Quote:</font><hr />
    It looks like it´s really him but I´m still kinda

    sceptical. Don´t know why.

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    Maybe because you saw the movie

    \"Wag the Dog.\"

    I\'m sceptical too. I also doubt that he was connected to 9-11. His planes don\'t fly.

    And, as the French keep pointing out, neither he nor the Afghani cave dweller has ther influence/ability to subborn

    the FAA AND the Air Force.

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    </font><blockquote><font class=\"small\">Quote:</font><hr />
    Maybe because you saw the movie \"Wag the Dog.\"



    <hr /></blockquote><font class=\"post\"> No.
    But the US governemnt and media like to bullshit people.

    Plus, Bush needs something positive to tell people so hopefully they´ll think he ain´t so bad after all and re elect

    him after all!
    It is him though as I´m pretty sure now having followed the news all day, it´s late afternoon over

    here now.

    The US gov used the WTC attacks as an excuse to go into Iraq IMO. They had no evidence that Saddam was

    involved in it. Sure he has connections with bin laden, I mean he probably does but that´s no proof of involvement

    IMO.

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    </font><blockquote><font class=\"small\">Quote:</font><hr />
    </font><blockquote><font

    class=\"small\">Quote:</font><hr />
    Maybe because you saw the movie \"Wag the Dog.\"

    <hr

    /></blockquote><font class=\"post\"> No.
    But the US governemnt and media like to bullshit people. Plus, Bush

    needs something positive to tell people so hopefully they´ll think he ain´t so bad after all and re elect him after

    all!
    It is him though as I´m pretty sure now having followed the news all day, it´s late afternoon over here

    now.

    The US gov used the WTC attacks as an excuse to go into Iraq IMO. They had no evidence that Saddam was

    involved in it. Sure he has connections with bin laden, I mean he probably does but that´s no proof of involvement

    IMO.


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    Agree with you, re:this. Except that he and Bin Laden are

    reported to have hated eachother.

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    I would be a

    hypocrite if I said that the US should ignore the atrocities that went on under Saddams reign. Even if he had

    nothing to do with 9/11, we still can\'t sit blindly by while thousands (millions) of innocent people are killed.

    I just wish that people would have stepped in fasting during the World War II/holocaust before over 6 million (I

    think the number was closer to 13 million total) people were killed. Just because it isn\'t going on in our own

    backyard doesn\'t give us the right to ignore it. JMHO

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    I agree, since

    the early/mid 90´s I´ve been asking myself why Milosevic was not stopped!!! I mean why did nobody do

    anything?!

    WW2 is one point in time where the USA really could have gotten off their botties a little sooner

    imo.

    We must also bear in mind that saddam didn´t become a leader by his own efforts alone. He had help from

    outside - weapons supply is a keyword here.

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    </font><blockquote><font class=\"small\">Quote:</font><hr />
    I agree, since the early/mid 90´s I´ve been asking

    myself why Milosevic was not stopped!!! I mean why did nobody do anything?!

    WW2 is one point in time where the

    USA really could have gotten off their botties a little sooner imo.

    We must also bear in mind that saddam didn´t

    become a leader by his own efforts alone. He had help from outside - weapons supply is a keyword here.

    <hr

    /></blockquote><font class=\"post\">

    I agree, CJ.

    Americans are very aware of how horrible Saddam was to

    his people, but many still say that it is someone else\'s job to take care of the problem. Like who? To me that is

    like saying, \"why should I donate money to the American Heart Association, when there is nothing wrong with my

    heart?\" It\'s because it is the right thing to do.

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    Here there are

    people (they call themselves anti-fascists) who are collecting money for the so-called \"Iraqi-resistance\" to

    bomb \"American Imperialists\"... The ultra-left people here are really nuts, the scandal was that they were

    granted rooms at the college I study at to hold meetings.. I know these people can\'t be helped but I do hope some

    of them will change their minds now that Saddam is captured..

    Franki

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    taking care of it

    was long overdue. What I disagree with is how Bush and his people went about it! It was a head over heels action

    and they act like they own the whole damn world and can do what they want, don´t need to justify themselves because

    HEY, they´re a big and powerful country and just don´t need to explain themselves or collaborate with others, know

    what I mean? It´s a cowboy attitude which, in my opinion has no place in our world and time.
    And BSing everyone

    really doesn´t make them more credible.

    What really p*ssed me off BIG TIME was that agreement about not being

    done for war crimes. ie, they got immunity. I mean if that´s nothing to worry about -dodgy or what!

    I think we

    pretty much agree on the subject overall. [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]

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    I was watching

    footage on CNN this morning. The country has errupted into massive celebration, and that caught everybody by

    surprise over here. When they killed his sons, Iraqiis kept quiet and there was all this speculation why folks

    weren\'t celebrating. \"Maybe they need to see some proof...\" etc etc. Now it all comes into focus. It is

    the man himself they feared and running around celebrating that his sons are dead didn\'t seems so wise back then.

    Now it\'s time to celebrate.

    OK, I\'m agreed that the whole war was business driven. If the \"right

    thing\" is going to get done, the common man (ie: you and I) has to let his voice be heard. Personally, I am glad

    Sadam is gone. He was a creep. But if we are going to walk away as the good guys, we have to rebuild this country

    big time, and right now! Reports are that conditions are deteriorating. Let\'s fix that place up, get a decent

    democratic government going and get the hell out. Now is a good opportunity to show rather than explain that we are

    the good folks.

    B

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    yeah Bruce!


    What do you think of Bush´s decision that most countries are not `allowed´ to participate in the rebuilding

    process?
    - that really annoyed me, because it´s not his decision to make.

    Saddams sons are/were just as bad as

    he was. Total sadists! I´m not into capital punishment, I reckon torture is a much more appropriate punishment for

    such SCUMS!

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    </font><blockquote><font class=\"small\">Quote:</font><hr />
    yeah Bruce!
    What do you think of Bush´s

    decision that most countries are not `allowed´ to participate in the rebuilding process?
    - that really annoyed

    me, because it´s not his decision to make.


    <hr /></blockquote><font class=\"post\">

    It may not be

    nice of Bush, but I think the USA has the right to spend its own tax money the way it wants...

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    true but it also

    means business for those who invest, eventually, maybe...
    I dead certain they´ve been nicking sh*tloads of oil,

    from day 1 anyway...

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    From what I

    read, Bush has softened his position on the contract barriers. Both Franki and CJ make good points. A lot of US

    tax dollars are going to pay for the reconstruction, and yeah, there is a hell of a lot of oil coming out of the

    country every day. Let the businessmen crunch the numbers and argue about that. I just want to see the standard of

    living of the average Iraqii skyrocket over the next few months. I have this nagging feeling that if they don\'t

    do it now, it is never going to happen.

    B

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    </font><blockquote><font class=\"small\">Quote:</font><hr />
    But if we are going to walk away as the good guys,

    we have to rebuild this country big time, and right now! Reports are that conditions are deteriorating. Let\'s fix

    that place up, get a decent democratic government going and get the hell out. Now is a good opportunity to show

    rather than explain that we are the good folks

    <hr /></blockquote><font class=\"post\">

    I agree. I am sure

    we will do the right thing.

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    </font><blockquote><font class=\"small\">Quote:</font><hr />
    I think we pretty much agree on the subject

    overall.

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    I think so too, CJ.

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    </font><blockquote><font class=\"small\">Quote:</font><hr />
    I would be a hypocrite if I said that the US should

    ignore the atrocities that went on under Saddams reign. Even if he had nothing to do with 9/11, we still can\'t

    sit blindly by while thousands (millions) of innocent people are killed. I just wish that people would have stepped

    in fasting during the World War II/holocaust before over 6 million (I think the number was closer to 13 million

    total) people were killed. Just because it isn\'t going on in our own backyard doesn\'t give us the right to

    ignore it. JMHO

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    Only thing is.. we armed him, WHILE he was

    committing atrocities. We only cut him loose, when he balked us.

    And, we are also supporting other atrocious

    regimes.

    So, I agree with you. But, that\'s not how our govt does things.

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    </font><blockquote><font class=\"small\">Quote:</font><hr />
    I agree, since the early/mid 90´s I´ve been asking

    myself why Milosevic was not stopped!!! I mean why did nobody do anything?!

    WW2 is one point in time where the

    USA really could have gotten off their botties a little sooner imo.

    We must also bear in mind that saddam didn´t

    become a leader by his own efforts alone. He had help from outside - weapons supply is a keyword here.

    <hr

    /></blockquote><font class=\"post\">

    He got weapons first, from us, then, from the Russians. Weaponrt is now

    dated and primitive, and the planes don\'t fly.

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    </font><blockquote><font class=\"small\">Quote:</font><hr />
    </font><blockquote><font

    class=\"small\">Quote:</font><hr />
    I would be a hypocrite if I said that the US should ignore the atrocities

    that went on under Saddams reign. Even if he had nothing to do with 9/11, we still can\'t sit blindly by while

    thousands (millions) of innocent people are killed. I just wish that people would have stepped in fasting during the

    World War II/holocaust before over 6 million (I think the number was closer to 13 million total) people were killed.

    Just because it isn\'t going on in our own backyard doesn\'t give us the right to ignore it. JMHO

    <hr

    /></blockquote><font class=\"post\">

    Only thing is.. we armed him, WHILE he was committing atrocities. We only

    cut him loose, when he balked us.

    And, we are also supporting other atrocious regimes.

    So, I agree with you.

    But, that\'s not how our govt does things.


    <hr /></blockquote><font class=\"post\">

    I am looking at

    the end result. I know that people don\'t like the way the Bush went into this war, but I just don\'t see that

    as what is important. To me what matters is now Iraqi people can listen to the radio and choose to enjoy music

    without having to worry about being shot in the head. There are horiffic atrocities going on in our world. This is

    just a drop in the bucket, but it is a start.

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    </font><blockquote><font class=\"small\">Quote:</font><hr />
    I agree, since the early/mid 90´s I´ve been asking

    myself why Milosevic was not stopped!!! I mean why did nobody do anything?!

    WW2 is one point in time where the

    USA really could have gotten off their botties a little sooner imo.

    We must also bear in mind that saddam didn´t

    become a leader by his own efforts alone. He had help from outside - weapons supply is a keyword here.

    <hr

    /></blockquote><font class=\"post\">

    I don\'t know if this will come as a shock to anyone, but we created our

    own monsters...

    Leaders like Castro, Saddam, and the former Afghan regime...The US government was what gave them

    their power.

    Castro is easy because everyone knows we helped him overthrow the old regime, but a lot of people

    don\'t know that we gave millions of dollars to the Taliban government a few years ago and gave Saddam enough

    weapons to add Texas to the Gulf of Mexico (if you get the mental picture) when we were in conflict with Iran. The

    US is the country that gave them power, and now it is the country that is taking away their power. (Warning: Bad

    joke coming) Sometimes I think the Pentagon is just a big building with a large gameboard of Risk

    inside...

    \"It\'s Risk, Jerry. The game of world conquest.\" - Kramer

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    yeah kari, that´s

    what I was implying. It was the US who played a mega vital role in making as powerful as he is/WAS. scary!

    the

    planes don´t fly? Getting an aircraft up and running is a piece of cake.

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    </font><blockquote><font class=\"small\">Quote:</font><hr />
    Sometimes I think the Pentagon is just a big

    building with a large gameboard of Risk inside...

    <hr /></blockquote><font class=\"post\">



    [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] No sh!t.


    Holmes

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    </font><blockquote><font class=\"small\">Quote:</font><hr />
    Leaders like Castro, Saddam, and the former Afghan

    regime...The US government was what gave them their power.

    <hr /></blockquote><font class=\"post\"> Yeah, we

    screwed up but we still can\'t turn a blind eye to innocent people being bullied around. I see that a lot of

    people are pointing fingers at the US. What do you suppose we do? Should we ignore what is going on in the rest of

    the world?

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