Mo money...Pick 2 pays 30 million to the person who led the U.S. to Uday and Qusay

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Should pays for the damage to his house if he so chooses.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Secretary of State Colin Powell has approved a $30 million reward to the person who led U.S. forces to Saddam’s sons Uday and Qusay, the State Department said on Thursday.

Spokesman Richard Boucher said the reward, $15 million for each of the two men, would be the largest ever paid by the United States under its Rewards for Justice program.

He declined to name the recipient but media reports have said he is Nawaf al-Zeidane, the businessman in whose house the sons took refuge. U.S. forces killed them there on July 22.

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I’m sure people are willing to pay more to have Bush brought to justice as well. Oh wait, the US would simply call it an act of “terrorism” and “murder”. :rolleyes:

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^ how much is in your bank account? Put up or :p

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Don’t fret, they aren’t going to pay someone $30 million when the guys aren’t even dead yet.

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I’m not fretting, but it seems you are over my comments. I simply refused to believe the US administration before any confirmation from the Iraqi side, and that’s for obvious reasons. :hehe: I take it you still believe there are WMD’s in Iraq, or is it “Iraqi Freedom” currently? :rolleyes:

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I'm glad Baghdad Bob was able to provide you the reassurances you needed.

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^ funny one.

"They are not dead, I just had lunch with them In fact they are right here standing next to me. Can't you see them?"

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*Originally posted by Seminole: *
I'm glad Baghdad Bob was able to provide you the reassurances you needed.
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Sort of how Uncle Sam reassurred you of Iraq obtaining uranium from Africa?

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Money talks.