Sadam's Execution

[Anil_Khan]

Re: Sadam's Execution

@CrescentWarrior

why what would you say if you wanted to? what can you say more like it? the sunnis are fighting the americans and the occupational forces while the shia have sided with the americans in exchange for power...

I consider us all muslims; its better that you don't put words in my mouth.

[Lajawab]

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Well, they started showing the same pattern of instances that happens after every person that America thinks is 'bad', dies...How bad he was, how evil, how good for the world that he is dead, some interviews with those who thought he was bad...

Then they showed the horrible things he did and pictures of dead Iraqis and children (Never when they from American weapons, because that would be too sensitive for the American viewer...)

It's the media marching to the same old tune...

I know he didn't get a fair trial though, but the world is seldom just...If it was just, then any foreign soldier in Iraq that has killed an Iraqi and their respective heads of state would have long been executed for inhuman crimes against humanity...

[CrescentWarrior]

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@Anil Khan

First off, way to be creative by plagerizing my jab.

Secondly, Iraq is a shia dominated country; it houses the grave of Hazrat Ali (a.s.). Sunnis over their need to get over their inferiority complex and sustain peace in the great land of Iraq.

wrong! iraq is a sunni country. i think you are mistaken for iran! shias have settled in the south yes. but overall iraq is a sunni country. everyone knew this before the invasion! flip through your old text books you might even find out yourself! this new conspiracy has been brought about by the americans, like the british 'divide and conquer policy'. they want the minority shias to rule iraq.

[aaho]

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@Anil Khan

First off, way to be creative by plagerizing my jab.

Secondly, Iraq is a shia dominated country; it houses the grave of Hazrat Ali (a.s.). Sunnis over their need to get over their inferiority complex and sustain peace in the great land of Iraq.

101% comments apply back to Shias......

for proof check the video about Mahdi's Shia army at youtube or anywhere else....

If you say you shias are looking for revenge... then I will say there is no more great noob than they are..... If they consider themselves Muslims then they MUST ASK TO ALLAH FOR THE REVENGE AND JUSTICE!

[Alphamale]

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@funguy

Before you get all emotional (typical of desis after a ex-leader dies), think of the 148 Kurdish people including infants who were MURDERED with chemical warfare because of his orders. That is only the tip of the iceberg.

Those 148 people were Shias of Dujail(not kurds) .These people his authorities claimed had carried out a plan to assassinate him ...

[aaho]

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@Anil Khan

I consider us all muslims; its better that you don't put words in my mouth.

dont consider it....! Actually there is nthng you can said!

[Anil_Khan]

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@CrescentWarrior

wrong! iraq is a sunni country. i think you are mistaken for iran! shias have settled in the south yes. but overall iraq is a sunni country. everyone knew this before the invasion! flip through your old text books you might even find out yourself! this new conspiracy has been brought about by the americans, like the british 'divide and conquer policy'. they want the minority shias to rule america.

Its basically your word against mine; how 'bout providing some proof that Iraq is sunni dominated.

[CrescentWarrior]

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@Anil Khan

I consider us all muslims; its better that you don't put words in my mouth.

Really i do think the same, but its really been biting at my blood the past few months of what they are doing. It has become impossible for me to ignore whats going on. Dont get me wrong i still would protect shias as my own muslim bretheren, but lets say i feel a different way about them now.

[aaho]

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@Alphamale

Those 148 people were Shias of Dujail(not kurds) .These people his authorities claimed had carried out a plan to assassinate him ...

löl so I think what ever will be criticised... they will merge to that party.....

[CrescentWarrior]

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@Anil Khan

Its basically your word against mine; how 'bout providing some proof that Iraq is sunni dominated.

sure thing! anything thats not capitalist orientated will do just fine! now you want me to get some proof from a book that has been written by some american, what can i say?

[Lajawab]

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@funguy

I didn’t like Saddam even b4 the USA came into the picture around the gulf war. I hated Saddam the day he invaded Kuwait.

Don’t worry FG…You’ll have plenty of people who you would be told to hate…You were told to hate Saddam, then OBL, then this and that…

I am sure an enemy is lurking someplace for you to hate…

[Alphamale]

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CW,ahoo, ak it is really foolish that you guys started discussing Sunni/Shia divide over Saddam's Execution...pathetic.....All Sunni/Shias are muslims...all are equal..

[the_game]

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*Got exactly what he deserved. Just because Bush is the baap of all shaitaans, it doesn't mean that Saddam was a nannha farishta. *

[aaho]

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@Alphamale

CW,ahoo it is really foolish that you guys started discussing Sunni/Shia divide over Saddam's Execution...pathetic.....All Sunni/Shias are muslims...all are equal..

I am not discussing! its the disscussing matter over Iraq! so would you like to talk about Tun Fish Pizza or Salami one?

Allah knows better who and what is the same!

[Alphamale]

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^Ok,if Allah knows better then why are you arguibg over it..

[the_game]

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@CrescentWarrior

i really wish it was propaganda, i really do. its not though. never the less i will still protect my shia bretheren should i have to. its a shame that if i was in iraq i would get a bullet in my back if i was to do so…

Coming from you, that’s nothing short of hilarious. I swear :o .

[Anil_Khan]

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@Alphamale

I don’t know about others…i do…infact all those who claim to be a muslim(according to Quran and sunnah)…

I appreciate this comment. :k:

[LuxuryItem]

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What difference does it make?

He was weak and was captured and executed by a stronger party. It's the strong and powerful who decided which criminals be punished and which ones be spared.

[LuxuryItem]

Re: Sadam’s Execution

Al-Rubaie said Saddam “totally surrendered” and did not resist. He said a judge read the sentence to Saddam, who was taken in handcuffs to the execution room. When he stood in the execution room, photographs and video footage were taken, al-Rubaie said.
“He did not ask for anything. He was carrying a Quran and said: ‘I want this Quran to be given to this person,’ a man he called Bander,” he said. Al-Rubaie said he did not know who Bander was.
“Saddam was treated with respect when he was alive and after his death,” al-Rubaie said. “Saddam’s execution was 100 percent Iraqi and the American side did not interfere.”
Sami al-Askari, the political adviser of Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, said: “Saddam was taken by force to the gallows but he was composed when taken to execution.”
He said the government had not decided what to do with Saddam’s body.
Mariam al-Rayes, a legal expert and a former member of the Shiite bloc in parliament, told Iraqiya television that the execution “was filmed and God willing it will be shown. There was one camera present, and a doctor was also present there.”

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061230/ap_on_re_mi_ea/saddam

[Lucid_Chaotic]

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What an end to the year… a justified sentence for a person who undeniably committed fasad-fil-ardh… something that the Quran pronounces as the most debauched of acts and one for which the death sentence is warranted.

Did he get a fair trial? concurring with the U.N. Human Rights Commission, I believe not… but his crimes were clear and he surely would have been convicted in any international court. If anything, I think if his atrocities in Halabja and his Anfal campaigns were brought to fore, the case would have been even stronger.

Are there others who deserve a similar or worse fate? surely… and Bush certainly tops the list for his reprehensible terror campaigns - but contrasting with other malefactors cannot and should not vindicate Saddam's own atrocities.