So, what should become of Saddam Hussein? Is it possible he could return to power, like Bonaparte returning from exile on the island of Elba?
researchok said:If Saddam is in custody of the US with Iraqi blessings, so be it. They are in effect, agents of the Irqi government.
heh, yea its the other way around. The Iraqi goverment are agents of the US.American Voice said:researchok said:If Saddam is in custody of the US with Iraqi blessings, so be it. They are in effect, agents of the Irqi government.
The U.S. authorities are agents of the Iraqi government? Isn't that rather a case of the tail wagging the dog?
Numure said:heh, yea its the other way around. The Iraqi goverment are agents of the US.American Voice said:researchok said:If Saddam is in custody of the US with Iraqi blessings, so be it. They are in effect, agents of the Irqi government.
The U.S. authorities are agents of the Iraqi government? Isn't that rather a case of the tail wagging the dog?
researchok said:Are you implying that the Iraqis won't give him a fair trial-- and if so, who should try him?
peapod said:I heard on the CBC radio yesterday that the american miltrary has done nothing to preserve any of the evidence againist saddam. They mentioned the mass grave sites, and how his loyalists disquise or try and hide alot of the evidence.
The war crimes tribual that is collecting evidence againist him was discussing this on the current. I think it should be up to the Iraq people on how he should be dealt with. He does appear to have more than 9 lives, I would not be surprised if we have not heard the last of him or his followers.