Regarding the trial of Sadaam Hussein, is it fair for the leader of a sovereign nation to be tried by his political adversaries? Sadaam was found guilty of ordering the killing of 160 Shiites in 1982, in retaliation for an attempt on his life. That's 25 years ago, and remember, Iraq was a dictatorship. Is there a law against a dictator taking action following a assasination attempt?
What did Sadaam do, since Desert Storm, to bring this upon himself, and the other 50 top Iraqi official targeted by the Neocons?
Bush and Cheney will eventually be held accountable for their actions. I suggest they be tried by a jury of Iraqi citizens, preferably those having lost loved ones as civilian casualties.
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