| Trial Strings
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| Date and Time |
- | Nov. 5th, 2006, 11:24 am | |
| Current Mood |
- | cynical | |
| Current Music |
- | budgies in conference | |
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I don't doubt that Saddam Hussein committed atrocities during his time in power (many with U.S. backing). Saddam Hussein was and isn't a nice guy. However, how anyone could claim that the sham trial just completed was in any way a "fair trial" is beyond me. Defence lawyers picked off one by one, a judge that was seen by the United States (the occupying power) as supportive of Saddam was replaced by one who was blatantly anti-Saddam. Even the date of the verdict seems conveniently timed to Bush's interests.
In a puppet trial like this: even if condemned truly deserved what they get, they come out looking like a martyr not a criminal.
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Yeah, I just saw the verdict,. I'm kinda like - well, I don't even really believe in the death penalty, much less believe his trial was fair OR that he did much of anything that lots of other world "leaders" haven't done - still, I'm not going to shed any tears for him. Yanno? | |