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I found this on Wikipedia.
Wikipedia.org said:* On November 5, 2006, Saddam Hussein was found guilty of crimes against humanity in ordering the deaths of 148 Shi'ite villagers in the town of Dujail in 1982 and sentenced to death by hanging. His half brother and the judge at the trial of the original case in 1982 were also convicted of similar charges. When the judge announced the verdict, Saddam shouted "God is the Greatest!" and "Long live Iraq. Long live the Iraqi people!"
* According to the New York Times, Saddam Hussein's verdict and sentence will "come under review by the nine-judge appellate chamber of the trial court. There is no time limit for the appeal court's review, but Iraqi and American officials who work with the court said that the earliest realistic date for Mr Hussein's execution, assuming it stood up to review, would be next spring." Iraqi law requires executions to take place within 30 days of the end of the appeal process; however it also forbids the executions of people aged over 70 years old, a status Saddam Hussein acquires on 28 April 2007.
If those who were ordered to do the killing said no, then they would be killed along with their families.Grega said:That would be your opinion. Or do you have a solid fact.
While its true that he did order the killing. Im asking myself. Why did none of the people who actualy pulled the triggers say no. In my eyes that makes them as guilty as sadam himself.
But hey they shouldnt get punished with death. Cause they are to stupid to think for themselvs. As long as people are taught to folow the path of the least danger to themselvs while totaly ignoring eachother. This world will be filled with sorow. While the masses are brainwashed by the leaders they fail to realise that together they have more power than the leader. The question is only what keeps them brainwashed?
If you ask me its the fear of pain.