I think he should be shipped of to some college in the middle of Baghdad so that a biology class could do a live dissection. It would give the students a better knowledge of how the human body works, and give them a chance to witness their former ruler pay back for what he has done to Iraq in the last moments of his life. Unethical, yes. Unappropriate, probably. Worth it,.........?Alternative suggestions are welcome.
133502
That man should be taken out in the streets....strung up by his p e n i s....have it wrapped in barbed wire and drug behind a car until he falls apart.
286293
The "chop"?  I am not sure I would call the death penalty "the chop".  It sort of says America is all about revenge, which it's not. And that's why I think this was a good verdict: it allowed Moussaoui's due process to run its course (though he still has appeals). He received much more justice than the victims of his co-conspirators.  I think some would say that this guy was so low on the totem pole that we're really looking for a scapegoat. As one of the family members of a 9/11 victim said, we don't really know what was going on in his mind on that day. Is he really more paranoid, more dellusional, as opposed to a true conspirator or mastermind? We don't really know. But he was part of it at least at some levels.  Today he proclaimed "victory" even though he had earlier stated he wanted the death penalty. This alone makes me wonder if he is in the right state of mind.  He wants to be the center of attention and this verdict might finally take away that attention from him.
508984
I think it's kind of weird really.  That's his flesh and blood.  Maybe I could see it if she had died or something  (god forbid) but if she's still alive it seems weird.  Just carry a pic or something.  No permanent gesture is in order, IMO.
501141
I think it's an interesting picture. \n\nHey, what do YOU think of this? http://surgery-graphics.med.umich.edu/~matt/archives/images/Ladybug.jpg
584130
He should execute.\nBut before that I prefer to listening/watching his advocacy about a lot of other subjects including, Iran-Iraq war, His supporters during the war, Chemical weapons that used during the war against Iranian and Iraqis, Slaughter innocent people during his regime, etc.\nThis court is wasting time just for one of his slaughters and I'm worrying about other crimes. It seems they don't want to plead them in the court.
410475
His reign of terror is finally over, but at least he has been put to death, which is almost too good for him, his victims were tortured first usually, then death if they were lucky. Its' his countries way of dealing with people like him, so hang he must. I say one less madman in the world.Just my humble opinion.
429353
You don't really think anyone gets paid for this do you?  I guess if that is so, then Kerry got it doubly wrong.  You don't get stuck in Iraq if you mess up in college, you get stuck on Yahoo! Answers.\nThis just is amusing and fills the time while I wait for various research items to run.
73855
Regardless of how he got in there, we have to stand behind the decision.  There might not have been all the reasons stated, but they did find enriched uranium there, and other signs of helping terrorism.  We ousted a dictator by the majority of Iraq's request.  Else we wouldn't have gone in.\nSaddam should be dead already.  But he is a strong man, and it wouldn't surprise me much if somehow he got free, after all we have done.  \n\nThe military should have just shot him.  He is a mentally ill person with a great deal of power, and all of it is focussed on ruining western civilization as we know it.  If you don't believe that, then I'm not sure what I could say to convince you
250057
How about all of this 'organ stealing' stuff, and cadavar theft?\nThere are too many 'good' reasons not to do it..I just think they should pay you, in advance, for the organ you will donate when you pass on. Seems logical and a good way to keep the organs coming...then again, if you paid someone for a liver and they became an alcoholic....
624999
Seems like a lecture to me. I do not need a lesture but thanks anyway. No tip of iceberg, Senate committee throwing around their weight & Safavian was convicted of lying to an ethics officer.\nIf they start convicting people for lying, they will empty DC & then come for the rest of us. Dull news!
649809
I'm with Tcat on this one.  Maybe he shouldn't be given a burial in accordance with Muslim Law (Jordan won't even take his body), but he definitely shouldn't be desecrated.  What kind of message does that send to Iraqis about their "liberators"?
613998
This is the animal who cut Kenneth Bigleys (British civilian contractor) head off with a butchers knife, whilst he pleaded for his life, on video.\n\nThat mans family (who were not supporters of the war by the way) now never go a day without the haunting image of their brother, son, having his head severed from his neck with a fountain of blood as shown on Al Jazeera.\n\nHe personally did three "live for TV" beheadings and sponsored the rest.\n\nIs is a good thing this beast is dead?  Damn right it is!\n\nAl Zarquawi was a Jordanian. He was not an Iraqi or a freedom fighter, and nor are most of his Sunni followers.\n\nDoes his death mark the end of the insurgency, no of course it doesnt, but it is important as it clearly shows that Iraqis are starting to turn against the real foreign invaders and that is the bunch of criminals who are only in that devastated country to cause civil war between the Sunni and Shi'tes.
526173
i would ignore it completely, i certainly wouldn't go to his funeral (even to piss on his grave) as tempting as it might be. lowering myself to his level would make me as evil as he is. i would perhaps donate to a gay lesbian cause in his name, i'm sure that would be appropriate.
44785
Wow wishing death on bush..reminds me of someone I once knew...anyways...so long as it isn't teddythekillerhiccup or hermankerrymunster...but anyways, I suppose he might be fine...middle of the road type...but I really don't know all that much about him...I guess I don't care.
160228
who did it? well it wasnt the butler in the hallway wilh a candlestick. how many different arab leaders are there in U.A.E.?i wouldnt know.however, it had to be a terrorist group of the arab world. look at the names listed they were all arabic.as for the official story, what we read and saw on the tube was as official as it gets.information concerning this tragic day possibly was edited just to be on the safe side. what i mean is that the story probably had more to it than what was said ,but with the turmoil in the world today, the increasing price of oil and fingers pointed at everyone, why say anything to start trouble? personally i dont think our country is the most advanced in defense or technology.our computers are made up of japans experts and as far as i know our defense systems are made with the same technology. i think there a a few small nations in the world that have come a long way as we have but secrets must be kept.hopefully im wrong but,i have read and surfed the web,i had found many items of interest that are questionable.im not a trouble maker and i think any information gotten will be sufficient enough to sustain my curiosity. i served during vietnam and i enlisted and would do it again. this country is my home and i was proud to serve.
411008
What we should do morally and what we should do politically are two different things. Some people seem to have a bad opinion of taking up for people in other countries(Iraq). Personally I would assemble a massive invasion force and decimate any warlord-led regime that preyed on the innocent and then let the people have their government back with promise of a consistent and permanent aid(financial, military, and otherwise). The way I see it whether you believe it is God that has blessed us with these wonderful freedoms we enjoy, or if you just think we're lucky, we have a responsibility to extend our hand to those less fortunate than ourselves.
375231
Depends how much he was getting paid.\n\nSeriously though, i'd think it was a bit odd. But then again, better testing on people than animals?