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George (THE CRIMINAL) Bush gave Muslims a gift: Saddam’s lynching.



First I followed the news on al Jazeera TV live waiting the news about the hanging of Saddam by Americans (through their new servants like Saddam was once) it was 9:00pm (CT) when news came that he was hanged. To me it was theatrical. The majority of Shiites and Kurdish people would like to see Saddam hanged but those people don’t realize the American made movie wasn’t about justice at all. People get fooled all the time though. The video that showed Saddam walking, talking and listening to the executioners doesn’t show a frightening man at all.
A lesson not learned however. Today’s executioners of the former Iraqi leaders could have the same fate tomorrow.

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