Saddam Hussein Hanged

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Originally Posted by Tomi

Stabilization forces sounds little like "freedom fries", in what way was Iraq unstable before usa attacked?

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In no way. But it was certainly unstable after the US and the UK had attacked, which is when other countries joined the coalition.

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Originally Posted by Erki

Where the hell did that execution take place?

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I think it was around his neck...!

they should give bush a m16 and drop him off in baghdad

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Originally Posted by Tomi

Same here, really amazing, its also amazing that still about 50% of people of usa belives Iraq had something to do with the bombing of the twin towers, either they are morons or the press is pure crap over there.

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Poiki there's a very good chance it's both.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?search=...&v=j7Ar6I8iqOw
View at own risk

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Originally Posted by Mysterious Rock

http://www.youtube.com/watch?search=...&v=j7Ar6I8iqOw
View at own risk

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These days, we have to watch TV at own risks as well, they even showed the cell phone video on TV here. :rolleyes: Without a parental warning or anything.

Colin... If you break it you own it.

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Originally Posted by Erki

These days, we have to watch TV at own risks as well, they even showed the cell phone video on TV here. :rolleyes: Without a parental warning or anything.

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Are you serious? That's really disturbing. It's curiosity gone one ghoulish step too far in my opinion (for what it is worth).

Are the images and videos on the net fake or real?

I've not looked at any (can't be bothered, what's the point after all?) but can only guess several fake versions are doing the rounds. I also wonder how they get into the world (if they are real) when people there would surely have been searched - unless the intention was always to appear to have leaked images.

Spin, folks, is powerful stuff.

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Originally Posted by studiose

Be that as it may, let's not forget that the original "Coalition of the Willing" - which you dismissed as comprising largely from "rather small and impoverished countries who are dependent on the US aid and couldn't afford to say "no thanks"" - also included Spain,
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Every country had some reason for joining the stabilization forces (not invasion forces, mind) in Iraq - it would be a bit thick to go there for no reason whatsoever, wouldn't it? :rolleyes:

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The "Coalition of the Donkeys" included the Spanish ex-Government, yes, but no more than 20% of the Spaniards. A bit thick indeed, but they paid for it at the polls :)

studiose there are some amazing videos on youtube of Mr Aznar (now a lecturer at some US uni ;) :p : ) explaining how Spain's problem with al qaeda began centuries ago, and how the "moors" never apologised for invading Spain... a bit thick is a bit too polite :rolleyes: