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P. B. Walker said:MSNBC is saying they think he's been killed too. But they are saying they won't believe it until we get some DNA evidence. Let's hope.
Meanwhile, Bush and Blair work out the new gov't. Now that will be interesting.
I'm wondering what we are going to get in War Reparations. You know they won't be able to pass that shit up. FREE MONEY! And Chicks for FREE.
Angel said:DNA? Do we keep his DNA handy just for this purpose?
Lasher said:
WriterDom said:The Iraqi minister of information reports that Saddam is live and well, and planning a full scale invasion of coastal Oregon at dawn.
CNN is sticking to a less specific report, "BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- The United States took fresh aim at Iraqi President Saddam Hussein and his sons early Tuesday, dropping a "large amount of ordnance" on a building in a residential neighborhood of Baghdad where intelligence reports had told them senior Iraqi leaders were meeting, U.S. officials told CNN.sweet soft kiss said:
CBS said 2 bunker busteres.... but CBS is a liberal commie outfit...
LukkyKnight said:Have you noticed how much more airtime that guy gets now that Arnett's not working for the US media?
His material's being written by Robin Williams.Small town girl said:...the guy is too delusional to see the truth.
LukkyKnight said:Have you noticed how much more airtime that guy gets now that Arnett's not working for the US media?
Small town girl said:the guy is too delusional to see the truth.
Wow, this was published tomorrow according the Mpls StarTribune. Now that's timely information.Associated Press
Published April 8, 2003
WASHINGTON -- An American bomber struck a residential complex in Baghdad on Monday after U.S. intelligence received information that Saddam Hussein, his sons and other top Iraqi leaders might be meeting there, U.S. officials said.
There was no immediate word on who might have been killed, but U.S. officials said they had evidence the target had been destroyed. ``There is a big hole where that target used to be,'' one U.S. official said, speaking only on condition of anonymity.
The attack was carried out by a single B-1B bomber which dropped fewer than five 2,000-pound bunker-penetrating bombs on the residential building, the officials said.