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Saddam back in power... Democraticaly... (pg. 2)
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Dj Dovla
one question , how come his trial is in Iraq and not in Hague .. tell me this , what did Milosevic do different but he ended up in Hague and not Saddam ..

ohhh hold on , the US don't want Saddam in Hague, I wonder why ? :rolleyes:
ierxium
Intelligence is a dangerous attribute. The best weapon against anyone. :)
tu_face
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Originally posted by fraggle4478
the americans have killed more iraqys in this war than saddam, killed during his ruling




LOL


lol, which planet are you living on?



his trial is in iraq because the iraqi people wanted to try him themselves for his crimes against them. plus its probably better that way because he can be sentenced to death.

although he has been guilty of war crimes himself (see iran/iraq war), he has done more to his own people than in any war crime he has committed.
Dj Dovla
ok yeah that doesn't say , serbians wanted to trial milosevic too , but he was still sent to hague. and iraqis will never give saddam the death penalty .. world wont let it happend.

so why isn't saddam in hague , it deeper than you think
Dupz
We dont get anything about the Milosevic trial here in Australia. Havent heard a word from it since it started actually..

But yeah, I was wondering why no one was talking about sending Saddam to the Hague...?????

Anyway, the US has no right to rally support for sending people to the Hague. Not until they accept it themselves and leave their own war criminals open to prosecution.
Dupz
I feel that this thread should head over to the political discussion board..

hang on... saddam back in power would be funny though.. sooo.... hmmmm..
tu_face
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Originally posted by Dupz
I feel that this thread should head over to the political discussion board..

hang on... saddam back in power would be funny though.. sooo.... hmmmm..


yes this has been my dilema :p

it i'll kick it over..
Massive84
quote:
Originally posted by tu_face
is this before or after he gets sentanced to death by iraqi courts?

does anyone seriously think the iraqi people will vote for a brutal leader who has tortured and killed hundreds of thousands of people over the past 2 decades? if you do, you need your head looking at.


The way i see it AT THIS MOMENT, Iraq is in a worse shape now than it was with Saddam.

So why woudn't people want their old leader back?
policerobots
quote:
Originally posted by fraggle4478
the americans have killed more iraqys in this war than saddam, killed during his ruling




LOL



uhhh........
speedracer_mec
until I see this on CNN/foxnews or some other reliable news source I find this hard to believe.

DrUg_Tit0
quote:
Originally posted by Dj Dovla
one question , how come his trial is in Iraq and not in Hague .. tell me this , what did Milosevic do different but he ended up in Hague and not Saddam ..

ohhh hold on , the US don't want Saddam in Hague, I wonder why ? :rolleyes:


I'd say there are 2 reasons. Unlike Milosevic, Saddam was not worldwide recognized as a threat to other countries, and the unilateral US action against him was not supported by the UN. The second reason is that Milosevic fell during the reign of Clinton administration who was not as opposed to the ICJ project as the current Bush administration is. Besides, the court in Hague was initially established as a court whose jurisdiction was only applicable to former Yugoslavia, with the later inclusion of Rwanda. Other countries must willingly accept the court jurisdiction, something that US government obviously didn't want for Iraq to do.
ShadoWolf
quote:
Originally posted by Dj Dovla
one question , how come his trial is in Iraq and not in Hague .. tell me this , what did Milosevic do different but he ended up in Hague and not Saddam ..

ohhh hold on , the US don't want Saddam in Hague, I wonder why ? :rolleyes:



Milosevic stood up to the al-Qaeda thugs.
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