Hello Everybody,

Was it really necessary for the American military to have killed
Saddam's sons?  After all, they were holed up in a house and were
only able to defend themselves with small arms fire.

Of the 55 Iraqis in the deck of cards, only two have been killed.
That's right.  Odai Hussein and Qusay Hussein were the only members
of that 55-card deck to have been killed.  Eighteen remain at large,
the rest having surrendered or having been captured.  With Odai and
Qusay being the only ones in the deck who were killed, they now have
become martyrs.

We all know that "dead men tell no tales".  Could it be that instead of
an attempt to detain Saddam's sons, it was actually an assassination?
It kind of seems that way, given that nobody else in the 55-card deck
of thugs have been killed.

Or perhaps Saddam's sons are still alive.  After all, no pictures of the
dead bodies have been shown.  So how does anybody know if they are dead?
Naturally, if pictures of the dead bodies are shown, others will say
that the pictures were faked.  So how does anybody know if Saddam's sons
are really dead or alive?

The only solution to this mess is to borrow from the Italians and
just string 'em up in the market square and let the Iraqis decide.
A pile of rocks (each rock being about the size of a baseball) placed
strategically in the market square would also be suitable, thus giving
Iraqis the means of showing their last respects to the two thugs.

--Lee


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