Monday, January 15, 2007
A Grotesque Way To Administer Justice.
Saddam Hussein's hanging might have been enough, one might think, for any 'democratic' government - and I use that term loosely, as the Iraqi administration are little more than puppet's of their American masters - to think again about their methods of administering justice.
Not so, and nothing learned, apparently, in the haste to dispatch Saddam's henchmen, Barzan Ibrahim al-Tikriti and Awad Ahmed al-Bandar on Monday, with equally inhumane, undignified and appalling results.
Only last week, Tony Blair, during a speech blaming the media for the unpopularity of the war in Iraq, said terrorists and insurgents were winning the propaganda war because of the reporting of his military adventures.
Anyone normal might realize that scenes like the lynchings the world has witnessed recently are no less than a propaganda coup for anyone who doesn't agree with the invasion of Iraq, the lies, deceit and sheer foolishness of Britain and America's actions.
Long banned in Britain and the whole of the European Union, thankfully, state-sponsored murder is barbaric, uncivilized, and does nothing except bring the countries that use it down to the level of the vilest criminal.
Al-Tikriti may have lost his head on Monday, but the delusional and maniacal Bush and Blair lost theirs long ago.
See all recent posts.
Not so, and nothing learned, apparently, in the haste to dispatch Saddam's henchmen, Barzan Ibrahim al-Tikriti and Awad Ahmed al-Bandar on Monday, with equally inhumane, undignified and appalling results.
Only last week, Tony Blair, during a speech blaming the media for the unpopularity of the war in Iraq, said terrorists and insurgents were winning the propaganda war because of the reporting of his military adventures.
Anyone normal might realize that scenes like the lynchings the world has witnessed recently are no less than a propaganda coup for anyone who doesn't agree with the invasion of Iraq, the lies, deceit and sheer foolishness of Britain and America's actions.
Long banned in Britain and the whole of the European Union, thankfully, state-sponsored murder is barbaric, uncivilized, and does nothing except bring the countries that use it down to the level of the vilest criminal.
Al-Tikriti may have lost his head on Monday, but the delusional and maniacal Bush and Blair lost theirs long ago.
See all recent posts.
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