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| Bitmap Posts: 1012/7838 |
Originally posted by HoboConductor Good, maybe now he wont buy imported PS2s in order to launch his nuclear missles... It was on mythbusters the other night...you can launch a nuclear missle with one, but its not a proven fact that he used the imported PS2s in order to launch nuclear missles... |
| 01001000 Posts: 530/944 |
Next, a defence lawyer was ejected from the court, and as a result the rest of Saddam's defence team stormed out, despite the judge warning "any lawyer who walks out will not be allowed back into this courtroom".
Looks like Saddam doesn't have a defence now. |
| Cairoi Posts: 870/3807 |
*shudders* He was an ally until Bush decided to imprison him. He's probably pissed.
I mean, sides, if you're on trial for the death penalty, you can't be much of a happy camper, can you? The American Public wants blood shed for 9/11, and since the Government couldn't get Osama, they settled for Hussien. |
| Bitmap Posts: 1010/7838 |
Its the middle east, and seen how he still has a little bit of power left in his union, he is able to do that I suppose...
Lets just hope he dosent rise back to power...which I doubt that will happen... |
| Elara Posts: 2577/9734 |
Interesting... but how can they let a defendant walk out of a murder trial hearing? It makes no sense to me! |
| Bitmap Posts: 976/7838 |
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And in case no one cant click teh link.... Former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein walked out of court amid uproar within minutes of the resumption of his murder trial under a new presiding judge. He left in protest after his defence team walked out, and was followed by two more of his co-defendants. The walkouts came after the new chief judge, Raouf Abdul Rahman, had Saddam's half brother and co-defendant Barzan al-Tikriti removed from the courtroom. Saddam and seven others are on trial for the 1982 killing of 148 villagers. They could face the death penalty if convicted of the killings, which followed an assassination attempt on Saddam Hussein in the village of Dujail. The trial continued for some time with half of the defendants missing until the judge adjourned it until Wednesday. ---------------------- Seems this little bit of action caused an uproar...even chaos within the middle east...More information is located on the site Edit: Deleted layout |
