It's become glaringly obvious that Mr. Hussein was a necessity in Iraq. He
needs to be released, apologized to, and allowed to control the savages in
the previous manner.

Joe wrote:
Now Oz'es monopoly grain export company AWB faces the loss of its
67-year-old government-sanctioned stranglehold on exports after the
Cole report into the company's $290 million in kickbacks to Iraq this
week recommended possible criminal charges against 11 former executives
and an oil businessman.

Sorry *******s helped Saddam snub his nose at UN sanctions after the
first gulf war. If these traitors did not help Saddam then perhaps the
war would not have been needed. Perhaps sanctions would have worked.

Guess what? We don't really give a rat's ass. We're gonna prosecute the
silly *******s for carelessness & arrogance, not for selling wheat.
They broke the 11th commandment.

As for the war, go peddle it elsewhere. You've been in favour of it all
along. At least up until recently when it seems to *finally* be sinking
in that it's going tits-up in a big way. Now you're looking for a
scapegoat. Heh.

Reminds me of the lifecycle of software development projects.

1. Enthusiasm

2. Disillusionment

3. Panic.

4. Search for the guilty

5. Punishment of the innocent

6. Rewards for those who avoided any commitment.

Seems you've finally reached stage 4. Congratulations!

PDW

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Joe wrote:
Now Oz'es monopoly grain export company AWB faces the loss of its
67-year-old government-sanctioned stranglehold on exports after the
Cole report into the company's $290 million in kickbacks to Iraq this
week recommended possible criminal charges against 11 former executives
and an oil businessman.

Sorry *******s helped Saddam snub his nose at UN sanctions after the
first gulf war. If these traitors did not help Saddam then perhaps the
war would not have been needed. Perhaps sanctions would have worked.

Guess what? We don't really give a rat's ass. We're gonna prosecute the
silly *******s for carelessness & arrogance, not for selling wheat.
They broke the 11th commandment.

As for the war, go peddle it elsewhere. You've been in favour of it all
along. At least up until recently when it seems to *finally* be sinking
in that it's going tits-up in a big way. Now you're looking for a
scapegoat. Heh.

Reminds me of the lifecycle of software development projects.

1. Enthusiasm

2. Disillusionment

3. Panic.

4. Search for the guilty

5. Punishment of the innocent

6. Rewards for those who avoided any commitment.

Seems you've finally reached stage 4. Congratulations!

PDW


Great post!