maybe they will charge him with contaminating a government official with bodily fluids, a crime punishable by life in prison in a certain US state.

hahaha

Cornered Saddam spat at U.S. soldiers, was punched in return, news magazine reports


The Daily Telegraph

Monday, December 22, 2003

Saddam Hussein spat at U.S. soldiers moments after his capture and was promptly punched by one of them, U.S. government sources say. Time magazine, citing government officials familiar with confidential accounts of Saddam's capture, cast doubt yesterday on the Pentagon version that a defiant Saddam offered to negotiate, only to be told by one GI: "Regards from President Bush." That exchange is "apocryphal," an intelligence official told Time. The true version involved Saddam spitting on his captors as they dragged him from his "spider-hole" hiding place. "A soldier promptly slugged the old tyrant," Time reported. Coalition military spokesmen in Baghdad claimed no knowledge of the fateful punch. Saddam's capture led to the arrest of hundreds of Iraqis, including some of the leaders of the insurgency, the chairman of the U.S. joint chiefs of staff said yesterday.

© National Post 2003

Saddam Hussein should be lucky that all he got was a punch, for all the things he did to his own Iraqi citizens, in the end though its good to know that its not the U.S, the E.U or thankfully the U.N. that will make him answer for his crimes. unlike the many countless buried in massgraves from Mosul to Basra, Saddam will answer to Iraqi justice and will get his deserved faith. If only Kim Jong Il could be forced to answer to his own people in labor camps throughout North Korea that would be sweet justice as well, dictators have a way of meeting their demise.

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Last edited by NYCTrancefan on Dec-22-2003 at 18:03

i hope the kurds get to punch rumsfeld, regan, and the rest of the 80s administration soon