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- Punishing the victim
- Climate change: Time to wake up and smell the coffee
- Some facts on the state of the nation
- The second time as farce
- Key's "compassionate conservatism" isn't
- Mandatory disclaimer required
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1 comments:
I agree absolutely with Fisk on this. The worrying thing is this. If his enemies can admire Saddam's dignity and courage in the face of death and abuse, what will his friends make of this?
Extraordinary, that this viscious tyrant could be transformed into a matyr.
But I can understand the pressure for the people who suffered most to be involved in the hanging. We know better, but Iraq is still a very young (semi) Democracy. These lessons are always learned hard.
Posted by Anonymous : 1/07/2007 09:50:00 AM
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