Iraqi Puppets & Their BIZARRE Eid Ul Adha "Gift"

[Onyango Oloo]

Let me commence by first wishing all our Muslim sisters and brothers who browse here at the JUKWAA forum

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eid_ul-Adha

Mubarak whether they are regular posters or silent lurkers.

As we all know by now, the neo-colonial puppets in Baghdad hanged



the blood stained and largely unlamented former Iraqi dictator at the crack of dawn of Saturday, December 30, 2006.

The equally blood-stained global war criminal George Bush was among the first to approve of the execution.

Unfortunately for the Iraqi puppets and their US puppeteers, the black lash throughout the Muslim world is already being felt.

One of the questions that millions of Muslims (including some of Saddam Hussein's many victims) are furiouly mulling over is why was it absolutely necesssary for Saddam to be killed on the very first day of the Idd celebrations- traditionally a time when even the most vicious criminal's life is spared.

By their haste, the hangmen of Baghdad have managed, through their gross religious miscalculation managed to alienate even those who may have otherwise cheered them on were the date of the execution to have been set for another occasion.

Some of Saddam's most virulent foes are fulminating for a different reason- they feel that the pro-Western Iraqi regime has cheated them out of justice by curtailing other trials where Saddam Hussein would have been held accountable for his many atrocities.

Even Western civil liberty and human rights advocates who started denouncing Saddam when he was still a strategic US ally are convinced that his trial was show kangaroo traversty because the many errors of ommission and commission perpetrated when he was still in the dock.

Even MSNBC of all sources is predicting a very grim future for Iraq and Iraqis:

www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16396338/

There are reports of upto 30 people being snuffed out by an insurgent attack.

For me all this reminds of a piece I wrote literally a few days after the 2003 invasion of Iraq:

www.mashada.com/forums/index.php?az=set_linear_mode&forum=22&page=&topic_id=19131&prev_page=show_topic

Today I do not wish to add even a coma to that essay from almost four years ago...

Sincerely,

Onyango Oloo
Nairobi, Kenya

[KOLONEL BRISK]

No man has the right to take or give life, cos to do so is to play God. I belive modern man is capable of more civilised ways to restrain men like Saddam through other means and not death penalty. I credit Saddam for allowing the printing of Bibles in Iraq and enabling us to freely evangelise Iraq. Whether this was done for political reasons or not or maybe to put a check on the fundamentalist, he played a role and was used by God to further the Kingdom in Iraq, the birthplace of Abraham. It is a known fact that no other nation, except Israel, has more biblical history and prophecy associated with it than Iraq. Iraq is called the “Cradle of Civilization,” as evidence has been found there for the earliest writing system, urban centers, literature, metallurgy, science, medicine and business, as reflected in the Bible (Genesis 2:14; 4:21–22; 10:10–11; 11:1–5). Our modern culture has its roots in ancient Iraq.

Eden was in Iraq – Genesis 2:10-14

Adam & Eve were created in Iraq – Genesis 2:7-8

Satan made his first recorded appearance in Iraq – Genesis 3:1-6

Nimrod established the Babylon & the Tower of Babel was built in Iraq – Genesis 10: 8-9 7 & 11:1-4

The confusion of the languages took place in Iraq – Genesis 11:5-11

Abraham came from a city in Iraq – Genesis 11:31 & Acts 7:2-4

Isaac’s bride came from Iraq – Genesis 24:3-4 & 10

Jacob Spent 20 years in Iraq – Genesis 27:42-45 & 31:38

The first world Empire was in Iraq – Daniel 1:1-2 & 2:36-38

The greatest revival in history was in a city in Iraq – Jonah 3

The events of the book of Esther took place in Iraq – Esther

The book of Nahum was a prophecy against a city in Iraq – Nahum

The book of Revelation has prophecies against Babylon, which was the old name for the nation of Iraq – Revelation 17 & 18

And now the the hanging of a President -

_ Guilty of murder, sentenced to death.
_ Guilty of forced deportation, sentenced to 10 years in prison.
_ Guilty of torture, sentenced to 10 years in prison.



one.revver.com/watch/130549 (unedited Saddam Hanging **GRAPHIC**)

[aeichener]

kolonelbrisk said:

No man has the right to take or give life, cos to do so is to play God.

Leave God out of the game, you bigot. Your Bible which you wave around is full of mandated capital punishment on men, by men.

If you wish to argue against the death penalty, use your brain instead.

Alexander

[KOLONEL BRISK]

[Leave God out of the game, you bigot. Your Bible which you wave around is full of mandated capital punishment on men, by men. If you wish to argue against the death penalty, use your brain instead. Alexander[/quote]

True the bible is packed with such, Even Jesus the Son of God went through it. The bible is a Historical record of mans dealing with fellow man on moral, religious aspect of life. The misunderstanding of few through their acts as leaders or representatives have led to the assumption that religion is intolerant. As a disciple of Christ like all other Christians i have alot of learning and unlearning to do. Cos that which i thought was Godly happens not to be and yet that which i thought was unGodly is Godly. I am still learning from the master, as i continue to relate to fellow man. Society has dealt with others in the most brutal ways and especially when they represent a different opinion. This can best be seen in your response.
I belive and strongly do belive that capital punishment cheapens human life and puts government on the same low moral level as criminals who have taken life. Saddam was cruel, we have over 13 civil ways to deal with Such Characters and death and torture is not one of them.

Have a wonderful New Year.