Invader Zim
15th February 2003, 22:43
In the past Saddam Hussain has waged war 2 times i can think of, however that does not mean there are not more.
He has had all his political opponents "Scilenced". This involved bribing, deporting, torturing ohh and his most common choise of killing any one who stands in his way.
Saddam has also systamatically stripped his people of their Civil, political and human rights. Censorship of the press, banning of elections, removal of oppostion... the list goes on and on.
The sanctions on iraq was designed to punish Saddam, shame that all internal produse is commondeared by the state and not distributed to the people. However the UN is sending the people aid packages... But unfortunatly Saddam likes to steal it from his people rather than distributing it. It goes straight to the army.
But now we gaet to the most horrific of all his war crimes and acts of genocide: - (these facts were taken from the following site http://www.lifefocuscenter.com/truth.htm)
1. Crimes against humanity and possibly genocide against Iraqi Kurds in northern Iraq. This includes the destruction of over 3,000 villages. The Iraqi government's campaign of forced deportations of Kurdish and Turkomen families to southern Iraq has created approximately 900,000 internally displaced citizens throughout the country.
2. Crimes against humanity and possibly genocide against Marsh Arabs and Shi'a Arabs in southern Iraq. Entire populations of villages have been forcibly expelled. Government forces have burned their houses and fields, demolished houses with bulldozers, and undertaken a deliberate campaign to drain and poison the marshes. Thousands of civilians have been summarily executed.
3. The use of poison gas and other war crimes against Iran and the Iranian people during the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq war. Iraq summarily executed thousands of Iranian prisoners of war as a matter of policy.
4. The "Anfal" campaign in the late 1980's against the Iraqi Kurds, including the use of poison gas on cities. In one of the worst single mass killings in recent history, Iraq dropped chemical weapons on Halabja in 1988, in which as many as 5,000 people -- mostly civilians -- were killed.
These crimes will continue, hundreds of thousands will be purged. Millions will probebly be torured, evicted from their homes and denied their human rights, if we allow Saddam Hussain to stay in power. Of course many people say the people of Iraq could revolt and over throw him, or have him executed, or assasinated. 5 countrys have indipendantly tried to have him assasinated GB, Israil, USA, Iran i also think that France have had a go but i would not swear to it. Revolution is out of the question. He's survived 24 years without revolution even while systamatically persicuting his people. He does this by removing all his political opponents and murdering many of his people, rather like Hitler and Stalin did...
And all those people who marched World Wide thin its Immoral to go to war with him!!! Jesus Christ is Doubly Immoral to even let him rule for another day never mind howevermany years it would take to diplomatically remove him.
BOMB IRAQ ITS NOT IMMORAL COMPAIRED TO HOW IMMORAL IT IS TO LET HIM STAY DICTATOR.
Below is a letter i found on the NET which is a rather good description of crimes Saddam has commited: -
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To their Excellency Head of States, and the United Nations Secretary General and Security Council,
Dear Sirs,
Saddam Hussain and other officers of his regime in Iraq have committed grave crimes of genocide against the people of Iraq. They have committed war crimes, crimes against humanity and ecological crimes against Iraq's neighbors and in the region.
In specific, Saddam and other officers of the regime individually and collectively have committed the following crimes:
(a) Willful killing, using Iraq armed forces and security force, including the use of chemical weapons which was outlawed under the Geneva Conventions against Iraqi civilians.
(B) Torture or inhuman treatment, including biological experiments on Iraqi political prisoners.
© Willfully causing great suffering or serious injury to body or health to Iraqis suspected of disloyalty to Saddam's absolute rule over Iraq.
(d) Extensive destruction and appropriation of properties and destruction of cities, towns or villages not justified by military necessity and carried out unlawfully and wantonly.
(e) Willfully depriving prisoners of war and civilians of the rights of fair and regular trial. Unlawful treatment of civilians including deportation or transfer or unlawful confinement and plunder of public and private property.
(f) Seizure of, destruction or willful damage done to institutions dedicated to religion, charity and education, the arts and sciences, historic monuments and works of art and science.
In light of your current measures taken against the Serbian Government and President and in accordance with your general assembly resolution 260 (III) A of 9th. Dec.1948 (The prevention and punishment of the crime of genocide, entered into force on 12th. Jan, 1951), we the undersigned ask you, in the name of humanity and the oppressed Iraqi people, to support the creation of a special UN commission to investigate the crimes committed by Saddam and other officers of his regime against the Iraqi people and others in the region, leading to the creation of a special tribunal under the UN Charter to indict and prosecute those responsible wherever such measures are warranted by the evidence.
Looking forward to your fast and positive action, with anticipation.
Faithfully,
Signatories
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And most of you people think its immoral not to go to war with him....... OK Thats Logical.
He has had all his political opponents "Scilenced". This involved bribing, deporting, torturing ohh and his most common choise of killing any one who stands in his way.
Saddam has also systamatically stripped his people of their Civil, political and human rights. Censorship of the press, banning of elections, removal of oppostion... the list goes on and on.
The sanctions on iraq was designed to punish Saddam, shame that all internal produse is commondeared by the state and not distributed to the people. However the UN is sending the people aid packages... But unfortunatly Saddam likes to steal it from his people rather than distributing it. It goes straight to the army.
But now we gaet to the most horrific of all his war crimes and acts of genocide: - (these facts were taken from the following site http://www.lifefocuscenter.com/truth.htm)
1. Crimes against humanity and possibly genocide against Iraqi Kurds in northern Iraq. This includes the destruction of over 3,000 villages. The Iraqi government's campaign of forced deportations of Kurdish and Turkomen families to southern Iraq has created approximately 900,000 internally displaced citizens throughout the country.
2. Crimes against humanity and possibly genocide against Marsh Arabs and Shi'a Arabs in southern Iraq. Entire populations of villages have been forcibly expelled. Government forces have burned their houses and fields, demolished houses with bulldozers, and undertaken a deliberate campaign to drain and poison the marshes. Thousands of civilians have been summarily executed.
3. The use of poison gas and other war crimes against Iran and the Iranian people during the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq war. Iraq summarily executed thousands of Iranian prisoners of war as a matter of policy.
4. The "Anfal" campaign in the late 1980's against the Iraqi Kurds, including the use of poison gas on cities. In one of the worst single mass killings in recent history, Iraq dropped chemical weapons on Halabja in 1988, in which as many as 5,000 people -- mostly civilians -- were killed.
These crimes will continue, hundreds of thousands will be purged. Millions will probebly be torured, evicted from their homes and denied their human rights, if we allow Saddam Hussain to stay in power. Of course many people say the people of Iraq could revolt and over throw him, or have him executed, or assasinated. 5 countrys have indipendantly tried to have him assasinated GB, Israil, USA, Iran i also think that France have had a go but i would not swear to it. Revolution is out of the question. He's survived 24 years without revolution even while systamatically persicuting his people. He does this by removing all his political opponents and murdering many of his people, rather like Hitler and Stalin did...
And all those people who marched World Wide thin its Immoral to go to war with him!!! Jesus Christ is Doubly Immoral to even let him rule for another day never mind howevermany years it would take to diplomatically remove him.
BOMB IRAQ ITS NOT IMMORAL COMPAIRED TO HOW IMMORAL IT IS TO LET HIM STAY DICTATOR.
Below is a letter i found on the NET which is a rather good description of crimes Saddam has commited: -
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To their Excellency Head of States, and the United Nations Secretary General and Security Council,
Dear Sirs,
Saddam Hussain and other officers of his regime in Iraq have committed grave crimes of genocide against the people of Iraq. They have committed war crimes, crimes against humanity and ecological crimes against Iraq's neighbors and in the region.
In specific, Saddam and other officers of the regime individually and collectively have committed the following crimes:
(a) Willful killing, using Iraq armed forces and security force, including the use of chemical weapons which was outlawed under the Geneva Conventions against Iraqi civilians.
(B) Torture or inhuman treatment, including biological experiments on Iraqi political prisoners.
© Willfully causing great suffering or serious injury to body or health to Iraqis suspected of disloyalty to Saddam's absolute rule over Iraq.
(d) Extensive destruction and appropriation of properties and destruction of cities, towns or villages not justified by military necessity and carried out unlawfully and wantonly.
(e) Willfully depriving prisoners of war and civilians of the rights of fair and regular trial. Unlawful treatment of civilians including deportation or transfer or unlawful confinement and plunder of public and private property.
(f) Seizure of, destruction or willful damage done to institutions dedicated to religion, charity and education, the arts and sciences, historic monuments and works of art and science.
In light of your current measures taken against the Serbian Government and President and in accordance with your general assembly resolution 260 (III) A of 9th. Dec.1948 (The prevention and punishment of the crime of genocide, entered into force on 12th. Jan, 1951), we the undersigned ask you, in the name of humanity and the oppressed Iraqi people, to support the creation of a special UN commission to investigate the crimes committed by Saddam and other officers of his regime against the Iraqi people and others in the region, leading to the creation of a special tribunal under the UN Charter to indict and prosecute those responsible wherever such measures are warranted by the evidence.
Looking forward to your fast and positive action, with anticipation.
Faithfully,
Signatories
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And most of you people think its immoral not to go to war with him....... OK Thats Logical.