eek, I hadnt thought of this before

not sure whether i should laugh or cry at this comment

don't be stupid, mike :P

eh?? I was commenting how u shouldn't believe everything u read

Also - a few more bullets isn't gonna make them any more dead is it. They bloody deserved to die & deserved to die very horribly.

The hypocritical thing about it is the way their bodies were paraded to the whole world on the Friday - Some kind of holy day.... so the Iraqis won't even see the pictures till the Saturday.

Mike

Why does the US has the right to get them to trial anyway? As far as I know some kind of International Court is located in The Hague, which is boycotted by the Americans.....

mike hit it on the head, these guys were vicious lowlifes who deserved to die one way or another. they would never have let themselves be captured because if it looked as if they were, they'd have shot themselves.

and as mike said don't believe everything you read.

the president and prime minister (ie the guys who got the most votes in the country) say we believe they have weapons of mass destruction and no one believes them.

the sun says the soldiers could have captured uday and qusay and that they were shot 20 times each and everyone takes it in.

erk

Mike you should look at this site

http://www.bilderberg.org/skulbone.htm

about a group that Bush is a proven member of, Hitler was fascinated with them..

Skull and Bones has also taken steps to control the American media.

Two of its members founded the law firm that represents the New York Times. Plans for both Time and Newsweek magazines were hatched in the Skull and Bones tomb. The society has controlled publishing houses such as Farrar, Straus & Giroux. In the 1880s, Skull and Bones created the American Historical Association, the American Psychological Association, and the American Economic Association so that the society could ensure that history would be written under its terms and promote its objectives. The society then installed its own members as the presidents of these associations


"My senior year (at Yale University) I joined Skull and Bones, a secret society," President Bush wrote in his autobiography, "so secret, I can't say anything more."

Lodge 322 is believed to have been founded on June 28th 1832. And the Skull and Bones are believed to have a commemoration ceremony on 28th June every year. This year (2002) on this date George W. Bush was relieved of his presidency for several hours, Dick Cheyne took over running the world's only superpower (ho ho ho - Goose) while Bush was 'undergoing hospital tests'.


hehe, I like this bit

"Could George Bush be involved in the JFK assassination?

In 1963, Bush was living in Houston, busily carrying out his duties as president of the Zapata Offshore oil company. He denied the existence of a note sent by the FBI's J. Edgar Hoover to "Mr. George Bush of the CIA." When news of the note surfaced, the CIA first said they never commented on employment questions, but later relented said yes, a "George Bush" was mentioned in the note, but that it was "another" George Bush, not the man who took office in the White House in 1988.

Some intrepid reporters tracked down the "other" George Bush and discovered that he was just a lowly clerk who had shuffled papers for the CIA for about six months. He never received any interagency messages from anybody at the FBI, let alone the Queen Mary.

It is also worth noting that a CIA code word for Bay of Pigs was Operation Zapata, and that two of the support vessels were named Barbara and Houston.

Many say that George Bush was high up on the CIA ladder at the time, running proprietorial vehicles and placed in a position of command, responsible for many of the Cubans recruited into "service" at the time. All through the Iran-Contra affair, Felix Rodriguez, the man who captured and had Che Guevara killed for the CIA, always seemed to call Bush's office first.

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Haven't you heard? This is American justice at its finest.

Stephanie

They deserved it, and as I type they are rotting in Hell which is what they deserve.

American justice, too many people get away with murder, literally.

Considering the vile nature of those 2 men, I think they got their just deserves.
I guess there were so many troops as they (the brothers) could not be trusted, the soldiers didn't know what they were getting into and if any traps had been set and such.

Tash

Being in a war situation you dont need to trial your enemy before killing him.

For example on the field a soldier doesnt stop and think if the soldier they are about to kill deserves it.

Dawn

so you think 200 men + two attack 'choppers is justified for no more than 5 people?

they were finally killed when several rockets were fired into the house (killing the young son of one of them - surely he didnt deserve to die just because he was someones son??)