the above won’t link correctly.

The verdict of guilty, like the trial, itself is farce and an abuse of justice. It sends a clear message to the Iraqi people: if they want to defend themselves they cannot look to law, they cannot look to the US government, they cannot look to the occupation government the US setup in Iraq…they must defend themselves using all necessary means by which national liberation movements are permitted to defend themselves.

The trial has been declared unfair by every independent expert who has reviewed it. It constitutes the worse form of “victors’ injustice.”

While the verdict was written by the occupying powers thousands of Iraqis have died because these same people can’t provide basic security in the country they illegally invaded.

The arrogant abuse of the law is part and parcel of the illegal invasion of Iraq and the US supported oppression of the Palestinian people for decades, and the US supported invasion of Lebanon. All of these were attacks on Arabs, on Muslims, on the people the US administration believes are their enemies. All of these are unmitigated violations of international law killing thousands of unarmed innocent Arab Muslims.

The trial of Saddam Hussein violated human rights to so serious an extent that no trial in modern history tat has been so prominent compares to it.

First, the trial was the direct result of multiple violations of international law, especially the illegal crime of aggression perpetrated against the Iraqi people.

Second, the trial was undertaken by a court set up and controlled by the United States, an occupying power. This violates the express provisions of international humanitarian law in the Fourth Geneva Convention.

Third, the trial was plagued by insecurity that saw defense lawyers, judges, and witnesses killed or intimidated. When the defense lawyers complained they were told there was nothing more that could be done. They were told not to complain about the murder of four defense lawyers by person allegedly connected to the Iraqi government.

The defense was given no time and no facilities to prepare a defense, even the President’ money was stolen from him when he was captured by the Americans. All exculpating evidence was withheld from the defense; defense witnesses were threatened by court officials; defense lawyers were assaulted by US officials; and the defendants we not given the charges against them until eight months after the prosecution had started presenting evidence and the day the defense was required to start its case. The list of violations is long and undoubtedly the reason why every independent expert has found the trial unfair.

Most notably, on 1 September 2006, the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, the body tasked by the international community to determine when and if a fair trial has been held or a detention is arbitrary, decided that the trial was unfair and that a fair trial could not take place before the Iraqi Special Tribunal.

In my Haloscan comment on:
http://kokonutpundits.blogspot.com/2006/11/saddam-hussein-found-guilty-hanging-is.html

In the House of Saud, women and dhimmis who are victims of violence, end up becoming victims of “justice” as well….

The answer is clear, and something I’ve been advocating since the start of the GWOT: We need to be dropping crates filled with bacon, booze and porn all over the Muslim world. Let the average Ahmet on the street get a taste of what he’s been missing. Once he’s kicking back in his barcalounger washing a bacon cheddar burger down with a frosty Sam Adams, and watching a naked, undulating Jenna Jameson, I don’t think he’s going to take the Friday “Death to America” sermon quite so seriously.

Farmer_Joe on November 4, 2006 at 8:39 AM

Farmer Joe, I don’t completely discount the good effects of acquainting people with American or Western pop culture, but that hasn’t been enough in Europe, at least according to Mark Steyn’s account. The Muslim youth there are quite assimilated in regard to such things as food, clothing, and music; none of that has prevented the riots, killings, and rapes.

Is this our future? Our own teenage, and younger, girls desperately trying to protect themselves? OR, the victims being tortured punished more than the rapists?
Do nothing, they will slowly take over. That IS THEIR PLAN!!!

shooter on November 4, 2006 at 12:16 PM

Victims already are punished more than the perpetrators of their crimes here. The future’s arrived, and it isn’t always pretty.

“…where is NOW and other feminist groups?”

Why, they are putting all their efforts towards defeating the REAL “enemy”, those evil republicans who want to stop them from murdering the innocent unborn…

NRA4Freedom on November 4, 2006 at 11:52 AM

Sad, isn’t it, that we, who won World War II, have created a death apparatus (and mind set) that would have made Hitler and the rest of his henchmen proud – and that it’s done in the name of “rights”.

We don’t need eugenics – we’ve been doing the enemy’s work for them by destroying ourselves from within – morally and otherwise. All while being overrun from without – just like Rome “back in the day”.

A kinder phrase would be collective societal suicide.

Why, they are putting all their efforts towards defeating the REAL “enemy”, those evil republicans who want to stop them from murdering the innocent unborn…

“All we are saying… is give cartoons a chance”

“Just draw it”

“All we are saying… is give cartoons a chance”

….the rest of the song could “draw” a crowd.

Why must we continue to maintain relations with these barbarians, Its like a broken glass enema week after week..

Viper1 on November 4, 2006 at 11:31 AM

day after day, hour after hour………………

when will it end?

when will we finally clean the the giant litter box that they call home and either refill it with new sand or make it a really large reflective glass bowl telescope?

And if that doesn’t work – Perhaps we could run Mahmoud Ahmadinejad for office in America, seeing as we seem to have so many of his supporters and apologists here.

Humor aside, realize that we are in a war to save our values, culture, and civilization..all that makes us – us!

Every time I read about some dumb Arab thing, I want to eat a pork chop sandwich and some crab legs, drink three beers, and read a Playboy.

Black Adam on November 4, 2006 at 9:32 AM

Personally I think crowd control should include high pressure water cannons, using 50/50 water & pig blood. Or at least water dyed red and called 50/50 pig blood.

That’ll make ‘em think twice.

male genetalia anti-theft devices
- male genetalia anti-atrophy herbs

We can market it as “Pecker Protection”

Anyone in? We will also need to open a Blackberry shop to keep business robust.

…and remember to greet every customer who comes in the store with a smile *and a friendly handshake*. It’d be good for business.

The American entrepreneurial spirit comes to the fore…either that, or it’s the American spirit of bunco, preying on the gullibility of others…either way, it appears a sound investment…off with you! Return with a small business loan!

Technology has given us a false reliance on ‘the surgical strike, smart bombs, perfect intelligence.

Hollywood has given us the false impression that ‘real-men’ can fight wars without hurting innocent people.

Sorry….war is death, destruction, chaos. Either yours or your enemies.

Here we have two sets of people. The first set want to give George Patton a green light. The second set think that Jack Bauer will save us all.

We don’t have to nuke, but we do need to be willing to inflict enough damage on an enemy society to cause that enemy to waiver and fall. It isn’t pretty, clean, neat.
We do not want war, but if we are going to fight it then we need to be able to accept the results. Right now America can’t. Until it can there will be no victory.

At least we’d reduce their numbers significantly through heart disease, liver failure and carpal tunnel syndrome.