Wednesday, March 15, 2006

Saddam's mad as hell, and he's not going to take it any more

That is, until they execute him. Up 'til then he'll shout his genocidal maniac's little head off.

Saddam and Judge Raou Abdel Rahman shouted at each other for several minutes before the judge made the decision to close the trial to the public.

The trouble began when Saddam delivered what was essentially a rallying cry for the insurgency, urging those responsible for bombing the mosques to join forces in a jihad against the occupying forces and the United States.

"I call on the people to start resisting the invaders instead of killing each other," Saddam said.

The judge rebuked him: "Don't make a political speech. Now you are a defendant."

Saddam replied: "If it was not for politics, I would not be here and neither would you."


I wasn't aware of a poltical theory behind genocide, but I guess it kinda goes with the whole totalitarian dictatorship thing. Saddam you wouldn't be there if you didn't kill lots of your own people... just FYI...