From: "Phil Payne" 

> > ... The next step is accepting that the best way
> >out is to put him back.
>
> I strongly disagree. I partially agree with you in that I feel he is not
as
> bad as he has been painted, but he should not be allowed vindication for
> the things we know for sure he has done. Pick another exit strategy. The
> American Government were so sure they could install a democracy, let them
> do it or die trying.

It's not the Americans dying in this effort that worries me.  It's the
innocent Iraqis.

It's a matter of record that Saddam is not a nice guy.  He killed thousands
in his efforts at repression.

But he hasn't killed anything like as many as Shrub, or as callously - can
Shrub morally remain in office while denying it to Saddam?

I'm merely being practical - the exit strategy with the least potential for
loss of life is to restore Saddam.  However distasteful it might appear.

Remember - the USA killed his children and has never produced evidence that
either one was engaged in anything more serious that frat house hazing.

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