the dissident frogman

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the dissident frogman

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Well done guys although I suspect it wasn't as slow and unpleasant for these two torturer bastards as I wished it was.

May I suggest hanging the son's carcasses in the streets now, so the Iraqis can have a go with their shoes as they did with the father's statues?
UPDATE:
Yes, indeed:
The insurgency against U.S. forces has since been led by Baath Party survivors, including the sons, who want to restore their dictatorship. And after 35 years of murder and torture, many Iraqis simply won't believe that Saddam's day is done until they know that he and his sons are killed or captured. Lieutenant General Ricardo Sanchez, head of U.S. forces in Iraq, will have to show the bodies far and wide to prove they really are dead.

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Bravo les gars, même si je crains que cela n'ait pas été aussi lent et désagréable pour ces deux bâtards de tortionnaires que je l'aurai souhaité.

Puis-je suggérer d'accrocher les carcasses des fils dans les rues maintenant, afin que les irakiens puissent y aller de la savate comme ils l'ont fait avec les statues du père ?
MISE A JOUR :
Oui, en effet:
L'insurrection contre les forces US a depuis (ntdf: la chute de Saddam) été menée par les survivants du parti Baath, y compris les fils, qui veulent rétablir leur dictature. Et après 35 ans de meurtres et de tortures, de nombreux irakiens ne croiront simplement pas que l'ère de Saddam est terminée jusqu'à ce qu'ils ne les aient vu lui et ses fils tués ou capturés. Le Lieutenant Général Ricardo Sanchez, chef des forces U.S. en Irak, aura à montrer les corps en long et en large afin de prouver qu'ils sont bien morts.

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447 - AzTex

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Hang these two bastards by their ankles in the middle of Baghdad for three weeks. To show the world you can hide but you can't run.

448 - mathieu

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Grrrrreat ! Some blood to ease the poor minded soul... Beati paupere spiritum

449 - Fred

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Dans peu de temps l'ami Saddam va se faire avoir aussi et la on sabre le champagne . In a few time the friend Saddam go shut down too , and we going, may be drink a Champagne ( don Perignon for me :) ) Veni, vidi , vinci by Caius Julius....................

450 - the dissident frogman

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#2: Thanks a lot. I was in the need for another patented French apologist to mourn the loss of dictators and torturers. By the way, I think you meant "Beati pauperes spiritu", not "Beati paupere spiritum". It's not because Latin is not spoken anymore that you shouldn't care about spelling and grammar. And we could talk about semantics as well. Judging by the context where you choose to use it, I'd say you're mistaking on the exact meaning. Okay, my turn with Latin for you: Oleum perdidisti
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451 - Fabrice Ribet

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Une nouvelle positive et même réconfortante. Plus encore que la mort de ces deux lascars, ce dont il faut se réjouir c'est des mouvements de joie qui ont eu lieu dans plusieurs villes du pays.

452 - Dog of Flanders

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"Blessed are the morons" would be more applicable to the left, I agree. As an aside, all this "why not capture them alive" scum disgusts me. As If capturing them alive was worth risking a single american life.

453 - mathieu

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I am not mourning anything, nor anyone. Ok I suck at latin. I am just saying that this kind of expeditive justice is weird. Why not arrest them, judge them, and whatever... kill them after, i don't really give a fuck. Where are the bodys ? Don't you think it's weird to have some kind of blitz-success in such a period of difficulties on the ground ? Don't fall in that stupid mainstream media attitude. I am absolutely not on your political side, but I think you and i can equally see where is the truth and were are the lies.

454 - rkb

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I'm always a bit bemused by the unspoken assumption that the US can do anything it wants, any time, and so all complex things are really easy &he US should always do them perfectly (as the commentator sees perfect). What a childish (literally) assumption! What happened yesterday was not epeditive justice, at least not as the intent of the US forces. What happened was a military encounter with defeated generals who, having commited known atrocities in the past, tried to kill a few more people before their own deaths. Reports are that the 7 or 8 people in that villa had barricaded themselves in a heavily armed / heavily armored / pre-prepared room, refused any overtures to talk or surrender and initiated a very heavy barrage of small arms fire at the party that first approached the villa. Interviews with Iraqis who live in the neighborhood corroborate that account. In my opinion, based on limited facts but on a fair degree of familiarity with both military history and tactics, the chances that these men COULD have been taken alive were very small. Just how many Iraqi and American lives should have been lost to their indiscriminate barrage of bullets on the slight chance they could a) BE taken alive after, say, a long seige and b) actually provide any useful information?

455 - the dissident frogman

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rkb: I think you answered Mr "Okay-I-suck-in-Latin" better and more than it was needed. Thank you. Also, please accept my respect and cordial salutation. You know why, right?
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456 - Stan

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in reply to mathieu.
1) How did you get the idea that this was some kind of law enforcement issue? expeditive justice? Oh please.
2) The sudden and unexpected success you have just seen will come to you as a shock BECAUSE you have been listening to the "Quagmire" crowd over at the press club. I'm sure this is a shock to them as well just as every other success has been.