By Omar Anwar and Seif Fouad, AP
BAGHDAD (Dec. 13)
'IRAQI HITLER'
President Yawar, a Sunni tribal leader occupying a largely figurehead post,
told the BBC the bombers wanted to disrupt the vote: ''Their tactical target is
to undermine the electoral process and to stop us having our first elections.
''This is why we see it is a challenge we have to meet.''
He warned that continued mayhem could see Iraqis yearning for a strong hand:
''This could in the long term create an environment in which an Iraqi Hitler
could emerge like the one created by the defeat of Germany and the humiliation
of Germans in World War One,'' Yawar told Asharq al-Awsat newspaper.
Though few have mourned Saddam's downfall, some Iraqis say his authoritarian
rule overcame ethnic and religious divides.
At least 1,015 U.S. troops have been killed in action since the invasion of
Iraq 21 months ago. In all, 1,290 have died.
Some of Saddam's old lieutenants went on what their lawyers called a hunger
strike Saturday over access to lawyers and fears of being handed over to Iraqis
after the election.
The 67-year-old former president, held separately from his former aides, was
not among those who were refusing some food.
U.S. Lieutenant Colonel Barry Johnson said eight ex-aides of Saddam had refused
breakfast Monday but were taking liquids.
U.S. authorities are not concerned about their health at this point, he said,
declining to name those involved.
12/14/04 0607 EST
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| User: "tw" |
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13 Dec 2004 07:36:17 AM |
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Of course he won't, you fucking silly tool. Not that this article says
anything about it one way or t'other.
"TonyZ2001" <tonyz2001@aol.com> wrote in message
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By Omar Anwar and Seif Fouad, AP
BAGHDAD (Dec. 13)
'IRAQI HITLER'
President Yawar, a Sunni tribal leader occupying a largely figurehead
post,
told the BBC the bombers wanted to disrupt the vote: ''Their tactical
target is
to undermine the electoral process and to stop us having our first
elections.
''This is why we see it is a challenge we have to meet.''
He warned that continued mayhem could see Iraqis yearning for a strong
hand:
''This could in the long term create an environment in which an Iraqi
Hitler
could emerge like the one created by the defeat of Germany and the
humiliation
of Germans in World War One,'' Yawar told Asharq al-Awsat newspaper.
Though few have mourned Saddam's downfall, some Iraqis say his
authoritarian
rule overcame ethnic and religious divides.
At least 1,015 U.S. troops have been killed in action since the invasion
of
Iraq 21 months ago. In all, 1,290 have died.
Some of Saddam's old lieutenants went on what their lawyers called a
hunger
strike Saturday over access to lawyers and fears of being handed over to
Iraqis
after the election.
The 67-year-old former president, held separately from his former aides,
was
not among those who were refusing some food.
U.S. Lieutenant Colonel Barry Johnson said eight ex-aides of Saddam had
refused
breakfast Monday but were taking liquids.
U.S. authorities are not concerned about their health at this point, he
said,
declining to name those involved.
12/14/04 0607 EST
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| User: "TonyZ2001" |
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| Title: Re: Will Saddam return? |
14 Dec 2004 04:41:04 AM |
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"tw"
wrote:
Of course he won't, you fucking silly tool.
We'll see the day when you and Amy leave this group.
Not that this article says anything about >it one way or t'other.
He warned that continued mayhem >>could see Iraqis yearning for a strong
hand:
Though few have mourned Saddam's >>downfall, some Iraqis say his
authoritarian rule overcame ethnic and >>religious divides.
You need to read that again.
Tony
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| User: "tw" |
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14 Dec 2004 06:26:45 AM |
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"TonyZ2001" <tonyz2001@aol.com> wrote in message
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"tw"
wrote:
Of course he won't, you fucking silly tool.
We'll see the day when you and Amy leave this group.
If, Tone, if. It is pretty obviousl you're going to lose that bet.
Not that this article says anything about >it one way or t'other.
He warned that continued mayhem >>could see Iraqis yearning for a
strong
hand:
Though few have mourned Saddam's >>downfall, some Iraqis say his
authoritarian rule overcame ethnic and >>religious divides.
You need to read that again.
No, you do. It says nothing about him returning, it just states a fact.
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| User: "TonyZ2001" |
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14 Dec 2004 08:18:19 AM |
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"tw"
wrote:
"TonyZ2001" <tonyz2001@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041214054104.23255.00001824@mb-m03.aol.com...
"tw"
wrote:
Of course he won't, you fucking silly >>tool.
We'll see the day when you and Amy >>leave this group.
If, Tone, if. It is pretty obviousl you're >going to lose that bet.
It is?
Not that this article says anything about >it one way or t'other.
He warned that continued mayhem >>could see Iraqis yearning for a
strong
hand:
Though few have mourned Saddam's >>downfall, some Iraqis say his
authoritarian rule overcame ethnic >>and religious divides.
You need to read that again.
No, you do. It says nothing about him >returning, it just states a fact.
It shows that some Iraqi's feel that it may take Saddam to restore all of the
division within Iraq. As he beat into their heads for 25 years "I am the only
one who can protect you".
Tony
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| User: "tw" |
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15 Dec 2004 04:44:14 AM |
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"TonyZ2001" <tonyz2001@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041214091819.07586.00002192@mb-m01.aol.com...
"tw"
wrote:
"TonyZ2001" <tonyz2001@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041214054104.23255.00001824@mb-m03.aol.com...
"tw"
wrote:
Of course he won't, you fucking silly >>tool.
We'll see the day when you and Amy >>leave this group.
If, Tone, if. It is pretty obviousl you're >going to lose that bet.
It is?
It is. Why do you think his aides have gone on hunger strike in protest at
being handed over to the Iraquis, post-election
Not that this article says anything about >it one way or t'other.
He warned that continued mayhem >>could see Iraqis yearning for a
strong
hand:
Though few have mourned Saddam's >>downfall, some Iraqis say his
authoritarian rule overcame ethnic >>and religious divides.
You need to read that again.
No, you do. It says nothing about him >returning, it just states a fact.
It shows that some Iraqi's feel that it may take Saddam to restore all of
the
division within Iraq.
Where in the article did you get that from? (full text quoted below)
As he beat into their heads for 25 years "I am the only
one who can protect you".
Exactly as Bush does now..
"President Yawar, a Sunni tribal leader occupying a largely figurehead post,
told the BBC the bombers wanted to disrupt the vote: ''Their tactical target
is
to undermine the electoral process and to stop us having our first
elections.
''This is why we see it is a challenge we have to meet.''
He warned that continued mayhem could see Iraqis yearning for a strong hand:
''This could in the long term create an environment in which an Iraqi Hitler
could emerge like the one created by the defeat of Germany and the
humiliation
of Germans in World War One,'' Yawar told Asharq al-Awsat newspaper.
Though few have mourned Saddam's downfall, some Iraqis say his authoritarian
rule overcame ethnic and religious divides.
At least 1,015 U.S. troops have been killed in action since the invasion of
Iraq 21 months ago. In all, 1,290 have died.
Some of Saddam's old lieutenants went on what their lawyers called a hunger
strike Saturday over access to lawyers and fears of being handed over to
Iraqis
after the election.
The 67-year-old former president, held separately from his former aides, was
not among those who were refusing some food.
U.S. Lieutenant Colonel Barry Johnson said eight ex-aides of Saddam had
refused
breakfast Monday but were taking liquids.
U.S. authorities are not concerned about their health at this point, he
said,
declining to name those involved."
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| User: "WH" |
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| Title: Re: Will Saddam return? |
14 Dec 2004 10:51:49 AM |
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As opposed to your monkey president you mean?
WH
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