OK, first "Mission Accomplished", or, "Bring Em On", which?
If you don't remember the mantra, just say "WMD", or, "War on Terror", dixie cup. -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, RoadsEnd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Begin forwarded message: > > > From: "Alamaine, IVe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Date: January 3, 2007 9:00:17 AM PST > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Subject: [ctrl] Dynasty May Sleep in âPeaceâ > > Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > > > http://www.uruknet.info/?s1=1&p=29496&s2=03 > > Saddam "Dead", Mission "Accomplished" > > The Bush Dynasty May Sleep in "Peace" > > Ali Baghdadi, Albasrah.net > > > > January 1, 2007 > > > > The first day of Eid Al-Adha, the Feast of Sacrifice, will be taking a > > new meaning. It will be remembered as a "holy" day, a "happy" > > occasion, > > the sacrifice, the fall and the rise to eternity of one of our > > greatest > > heroes. > > > > Unlike the great majority of Arab and Muslim leaders, Saddam Hussein > > defied U.S. attempts to rob his country´s resources and prevent > > Iraq from > > acquiring modern industry, science and technology. He freed women. > > Iraqis > > of all nationalities, religions and sects lived in harmony. Health and > > education services on all levels were free. Electricity and clean > > water > > were available without interruption, 24 hours a day. Corruption in the > > public as well as the private sectors was virtually eliminated. Even > > under the 13 year long economic sanctions, the basic requirements > > of life > > were guaranteed to every Iraqi citizen. His biggest achievement on > > Arab > > national level, he was the only Arab leader who successfully > > challenged > > Israel´s military superiority, and shattered the claim of Israel´s > > invincibility. > > > > The choice by "Bush the Little" to execute Saddam Hussein on the first > > day of Eid Al-Adha, a time of peace, compassion and forgiveness, > > demonstrates his contempt and hatred to Islam, and his insistence to > > escalate his crusade and war of vengeance against Arabs and > > Muslims. One > > thousand three hundred million Muslims worldwide are celebrating > > the Eid; > > while four million Muslim pilgrims, are answering God´s call around > > Al- > > Ka´ba, the holiest place in Islam. Muslim worshipers, rich and poor, > > representing all races and all colors, are gathering in the city of > > Mecca, shoulder to shoulder, in the most solemn demonstration of love, > > brotherhood, equality, peace and universality. > > > > Muslims worldwide celebrate Eid al-Adha in memory of Prophet Abraham, > > who, in obedience to God, sacrificed a sheep in place of his son > > Isaac, > > who was born to Sarah, a white "free" woman. However, three years ago, > > President Saddam Hussein sacrificed his two sons and his 16 year old > > grandson, who alone fought a battalion of U.S. marines equipped > > with the > > most sophisticated weapons for over four hours. To satisfy Sarah, > > Abraham > > les away from home, deep into the desert, and left them to die, > > with no > > food or water. Prior to the April 2003 U.S. invasion, Saddam rejected > > Bush´s ultimatum to leave Iraq accompanied by his family and all > > the gold > > that they could carry. He insisted to remain in Baghdad, to not > > abandon > > his extended family of twenty five million, and to join his people > > in the > > fight against foreign occupation. > > > > Saddam, the Bushs´ greatest enemy, was hanged. Their goal was > > realized. > > The President of the United States of America, the most "powerful" > > man on > > earth, as well as his entire dynasty, think they can now sleep in > > "peace". It is "worth" it. Since the May 2003 photo pose Bush made in > > front of the "Mission Accomplished" banner on an aircraft carrier > > in the > > Gulf, over 3,000 American soldiers, mostly blacks, Latinos and poor > > whites, have come home in boxes under the cover of darkness. An > > additional 47,000 have been permanently disfigured. The cost of the > > war > > paid for by the hard working people of the United States, is in the > > trillions. Iraqi civilian death toll since Bush´s declaration of > > "victory" has exceeded 700,000. > > > > Saddam chose to sacrifice his own life so we all may live in > > dignity and > > with honor. He refused to bargain in exchange for his freedom. He > > refused > > to bow down to the "empire" and to the "emperor", who possesses and > > commands the most destructive war machinery known in human history. > > His > > executioners urged him to beg for mercy to spare his life. But he > > rejected their humiliating offer. He had lived as a great man, and > > walked > > to the gallows, calm and composed, as a great man. He refused to > > wear the > > execution hood. As always, he left this earthly world with his head up > > high. Saddam Hussein´s body is now resting under Iraqi sands that he > > greatly loved. His soul, however, and the resonation of his last > > words, > > will, forever, continue to haunt his enemies. > > > > Saddam is now in the company of God. He has joined all martyrs who had > > fought against injustice and oppression. He sits at the side of > > Omar al- > > Mukhtar, the seventy year old Libyan fighter who was hanged by the > > Italian invaders on September 16, 1931. His 1,000 day solitary > > confinement has ended. The legitimate and elected president of Iraq > > is no > > longer a prisoner in Bush´s hands. He is again a free man, alive, > > in the > > hands of Allah. > > > > What a lucky man! He is rejoicing! His enemies are trembling. I am > > celebrating. No tears! I was fortunate. I realized my dream. I met > > him in > > Baghdad. He granted me the greatest honor I´ve received. I hugged > > him and > > I kissed his cheeks. He was, and still is, my champ, the champion > > of the > > oppressed and the down trodden, as well as those who work for a better > > world in which freedom, peace and justice may someday prevail. My only > > wish for the 2007 New Year is to be given the opportunity to > > embrace him > > once more. Certainly, that will be my greatest reward. > > > > ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Chicago ) > > > > :: Article nr. 29496 sent on 03-jan-2007 05:00 ECT > > www.uruknet.info?p=29496 > > > > :: The views expressed in this article are the sole responsibility > > of the > > author and do not necessarily reflect those of Uruknet . > > > > Alamaine, IVe > > Grand Forks, ND, US of A > > ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ > > "All are lunatics, but he who can analyze his delusion is called a > > philosopher." - Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914) > > > > "What you have inherited from your forefathers you must first win for > > yourself if you are to possess it." Goethe > > ~~~~~~~ > > In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. 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