"Chemical Ali" Caught

[Brown]

To my surprise, no one has started a thread about this. "Iraq's 'Chemical Ali' to Be Questioned" from Yahoo and AP: (http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=535&ncid=535&e=20&u=/ap/20030821/ap_on_re_mi_ea/iraq_chemical_ali)Al-Majid was No. 5 on the Pentagon's most-wanted list. Only Saddam himself both ranks above him and remains free. U.S. officials have said they want al-Majid tried for war crimes or crimes against humanity.The crimes reportedly took place during the Bush administration (not the current Bush administration) and the Reagan administration.

[HarryKeogh]

Originally posted by Brown
To my surprise, no one has started a thread about this.

To my surprise no has replied to this thread with "sure, but where are the WMD?."

kidding aside, at least that's some good news out of there this week.

[The Central Scrutinizer]

Did he ever fight Muhammed Ali?

[Reginald]

He's good value for money.

We got all the benefit of killing him in the initial attacks, and now they are getting all the benefit for having captured him. I wonder how this can be milked further.........he escapes......he's shot........but only wounded.........on the run............then captured.......tried......sentanced to death.......escapes...etc..etc..

[Tricky]

Originally posted by Reginald
He's good value for money.

We got all the benefit of killing him in the initial attacks, and now they are getting all the benefit for having captured him. I wonder how this can be milked further.........he escapes......he's shot........but only wounded.........on the run............then captured.......tried......sentanced to death.......escapes...etc..etc..
Hmmm....
Freddy vs. Jason vs. Chemical Ali

I like it!