Iraq Mass Graves

[Mark Sman]

Mass Graves in Iraq.

Warning: 56 pages of graphic images.

http://massgraves.info/

[seruriermarshal]

F**k Saddam!

:fork:

[Fargin]

Crimes against humanaty, SH should be tried in Hauge.

[Mark Sman]

Request jurisidiction from the Iraqis.

[cut]

F**k Saddam!

:fork:

you made him angry

http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/40335000/jpg/_40335365_saddam_b203_5.jpg

[Alpha Leader]

Saddam must burn in hell for this. :-*$ :fork: :bash:

[Liquid]

Those are horrible crimes for which he has a big responsability and thankfully he will now recive the justice he denied to many others(this probably one of the few good developings from this war.

While we are on it here is another mass grave in Iraq and an edvidence of what horrible things human is capable:

http://iraqwar.mirror-world.ru/article_image.php?id=12279


Falluja martyrs cemetary. The site of one of the mass graves in Iraq of over 1200 people 700 of them civilians and 250 children all victims during the Marines siege in the city

[2Sheds_Jackson]

Unbelievable. One wonders why the media seems more concerned with trivial matters, when Iraq is littered with mass graves. I guess it doesn't support their agenda.

[mi35d]

Jackson,

Exactly! If anyone doubts that the media around the world has an agenda, all you need to do is consider this very issue. At what point does the "civilized" society draw a line? Screw the WMD. Should we intervene when the number hits 500,000? how about 750,000?

Lest we forget Rowanda and the 1 million dead! The UN and the rest of the world sat by and watched it happen. Had the UN stood up to the thugs when the first attacks began the horror that ensued would have been averted.

And lastly, how about the "food for oil" scandal? Where are the Michael Moore movies about that topic? (Or indeed, the mass graves issue!)

[MolliG]

One of the things he said in court today:


... Hearing the charge relating to Halabja, where about 5,000 Kurdish civilians died in a single day, Saddam Hussein said, "Yes, I heard about that."

:|

[usa320]

Crimes against humanaty, SH should be tried in Hauge.

Yeah if we want it to take us a decade to even begin the trial.

I think the court hes in now will be far more efficient and will reach the same verdict in a fraction of the years it would take at the circus that is the hague.

He knows hes going to die, so now hes just being billigerent and a jackass to drag this trial out as long as he possibly can.

[VorpalDoom]

im sure the iraqis will take "good" care of him after the short trial. thats something i really really do love about that culture... its very unforgiving. :D

[Commander Cool]

Saddam is an Iraqi citizen so it is up to Iraq to try him and punish him, not to us Americans, not to any other country, and certainly not the Hague. Don't worry, he will get what he deserves, both in this life and in the next one.

[seruriermarshal]

F**k Saddam!

:fork:

you made him angry

http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/40335000/jpg/_40335365_saddam_b203_5.jpg

Seems like Mr. CUT is Saddam's Attorney ?

:bash:

[ZeroPositive]

If he shot himself we would save a lot of time and money.... over this ****

[Mark Sman]

A trial is a good thing.

Haul it all out in the public.

Document it, photograph it, prove it, and never forget it.

Which will last about 5 seconds with some of the numbnuts in this world.