Merged Thread: Uday and Qusay Hussein
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An observation I made was the hair of one of them is freshly shaven. A reporter said on T.V that they both had long beards because they were on the run and had no time to shave. Obviously this statement is completely false or somebody shaved the head to make it resemble Uday. If you have ever seen pictures of Uday, his hair is never completely shaven as in this picture. He always sports his hair shaved with clippers.
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I am not quite sure to the circumstances surrounding the Lynch case. Under fire from the media/critics over the rescue attempt or under fire from Iraq soldiers?
The last I heard and I haven’t followed the story that closely at all - as it’s just fodder for the glam-based media – is that she was injured when her vehicle slammed into another unit. Their have been a few speculating that another soldier, fitting Lynch’s description – whom was purported to be shot and stabbed under the siege of their division – a young male from Oregon, his name escapes me at the moment, was subjected to what may be a forgotten, untimely death.
Innocent children? No offense, but I am not quite sure how you can logically classify them as innocent, in any regards. Granted, we don’t know what happened, we weren’t there – and I surely don’t sanction unwarranted killings by our government – but, the report is, the people (Qusay and Uday) in that building “fired” upon US soldiers attempting to “detain” them and paid the ultimate price. That is justified. Ironically, Uday and Qusay were nominal Muslims – Iraq was all but a socialist-irreligious-apolitical state. And no, I don’t think any laws were violated in showing the pictures of their corpses – I am no lawyer, but I would argue, “That they were part of the 52 (or so) Ba’athist regime members that were currently being sought, and while trying to be detained, they opened fire on US troops, thus allowing them to use lethal force – and in the spirit of full disclosure, the proof shall be fully vetted by the public – the US as well as Iraq.” I’m no lawyer, but, apparently that is how it works unfortunately – I mean, who is going to question our government, again?
It’s a shame.
I am not quite sure to the circumstances surrounding the Lynch case. Under fire from the media/critics over the rescue attempt or under fire from Iraq soldiers?
The last I heard and I haven’t followed the story that closely at all - as it’s just fodder for the glam-based media – is that she was injured when her vehicle slammed into another unit. Their have been a few speculating that another soldier, fitting Lynch’s description – whom was purported to be shot and stabbed under the siege of their division – a young male from Oregon, his name escapes me at the moment, was subjected to what may be a forgotten, untimely death.
Innocent children? No offense, but I am not quite sure how you can logically classify them as innocent, in any regards. Granted, we don’t know what happened, we weren’t there – and I surely don’t sanction unwarranted killings by our government – but, the report is, the people (Qusay and Uday) in that building “fired” upon US soldiers attempting to “detain” them and paid the ultimate price. That is justified. Ironically, Uday and Qusay were nominal Muslims – Iraq was all but a socialist-irreligious-apolitical state. And no, I don’t think any laws were violated in showing the pictures of their corpses – I am no lawyer, but I would argue, “That they were part of the 52 (or so) Ba’athist regime members that were currently being sought, and while trying to be detained, they opened fire on US troops, thus allowing them to use lethal force – and in the spirit of full disclosure, the proof shall be fully vetted by the public – the US as well as Iraq.” I’m no lawyer, but, apparently that is how it works unfortunately – I mean, who is going to question our government, again?
It’s a shame.
exactly these are the men that would just grab innocent women out of the street and make them their sex slaves and rape the shit out of them then kill them for no reason.
these are the men that enjoyed watching people suffer. and had many torture chambers where they would torture any1 that spoke up against any of them.
these are the guys that would beat soccer players with extension cords until they could no longer stand up after they would lose a game simply for losing.
these are the men that enjoyed watching people suffer. and had many torture chambers where they would torture any1 that spoke up against any of them.
these are the guys that would beat soccer players with extension cords until they could no longer stand up after they would lose a game simply for losing.
