Leading Shia's at Saddam Lynching
The Italian Daily paper Corriere claims on the basis of Arabian press reports that Moqtada al Sadr was present at the lynching of Saddam.
"The two Saudi daily papers "al-Riadh" and "al-Watan" cite eyewitnesses. "I have seen al-Sadr to wear knitted caps black ski caps inside the room - the witness explained - also present it is claimed was Abdulaziz al-Hakim"
al Hakim (seen in picture welcoming war criminal George Bush) is the leader of the Iranian backed Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq (SCIRI) and was leader of the Badr organisation. He is the brother of Brother of the Shia leader Mohammed Baqir al-Hakim, who was killed in Najaf in August 2003. Seven of Abdul Aziz al-Hakim brothers have been killed, six of them on the orders of Saddam Hussein.
al Hakim figures a great deal in Paul Bremer's "My Year in Iraq" (see Index) and he met Ex Secretary and war criminal Donald Rumsfeld ...Page 245.
PS. Reports, copied here about the lynching of Saddam's half brother and a judge were incorrect and premature - Louise Arbor has called for a delay as has the UN Secretary General.
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All designed to perpetuate the heist and disguise it as a war. Cost of occupation US dollar 8 billion per month. Further, millions of litres of oil are being smuggled per month.
Steph from famousfor15megapixels talks of the Ferris Wheel speech made by the character played by Orson Welles in the Harry Lime film ... 'See those specks down there, those insignificant specs? If someone gave you US dollar 20,000 for each one that you killed; how many would you kill?' (paraphrased).
Now do the maths 8 billion divided by 250,000 gives 32,000. But thats per month over a year the amounts add up. Conclusion, even with the collapse of Bretton Woods etc ... Orson Welles wasn't offering as much as what's going down here.
Labels: heist, Major General Smedley Butler
ps You must read the Major General's book here!
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