Is Saddam dead?
- Thread starter aphexcoil
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Nice poll Aphie... I would vote for either of option 1 or 2, cos I aint sure yet...
So far, the highest ranking option is the first option... is it just wishful thinking? I hope not...
How in the hell can anyone know if he's now dead or when (if) he will be? This poll makes no sense to me
Quote from FasterPussycat:
How in the hell can anyone know if he's now dead or when (if) he will be? This poll makes no sense to me
Of course we don't know, that's why we're giving an opinion. That's what polls are for -- opinions. If it was a fact, there would be no reason to have a poll!
Saddam seriously injured, Cabinet told
By Sean Rayment and Colin Brown
(Filed: 23/03/2003)
Tony Blair's War Cabinet was told by intelligence chiefs yesterday that Saddam Hussein survived last week's cruise missile attack on his bunker in Baghdad, but sustained serious injury.
The Telegraph has learned that ministers were told at a special 40-minute briefing that the Iraqi leader had been so badly wounded he needed a blood transfusion.
British soldiers look down at a trench containing the bodies of two Iraqi soldiers with a white flag
His son, Uday, is also thought to have been injured and may even have been killed. Some American officials also claimed yesterday that another of Saddam's relatives, Ali Hassan al-Majid - known as "Chemical Ali" for his involvement in the infamous 1988 Halabja chemical weapons attacks - had been killed
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/mai...top.html&secureRefresh=true&_requestid=275759
By Sean Rayment and Colin Brown
(Filed: 23/03/2003)
Tony Blair's War Cabinet was told by intelligence chiefs yesterday that Saddam Hussein survived last week's cruise missile attack on his bunker in Baghdad, but sustained serious injury.
The Telegraph has learned that ministers were told at a special 40-minute briefing that the Iraqi leader had been so badly wounded he needed a blood transfusion.
British soldiers look down at a trench containing the bodies of two Iraqi soldiers with a white flag
His son, Uday, is also thought to have been injured and may even have been killed. Some American officials also claimed yesterday that another of Saddam's relatives, Ali Hassan al-Majid - known as "Chemical Ali" for his involvement in the infamous 1988 Halabja chemical weapons attacks - had been killed
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/mai...top.html&secureRefresh=true&_requestid=275759
Well go start shooting your gun into the water like the Iraqis were doing yesterday.Quote from bobcathy1:
I think Saddam is in the Florida Keys.....everything ends up washing up on the beach