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To: bob oserin who wrote (44289)	7/23/2003 3:11:03 AM
From: IQBAL LATIF	Respond to of 50167

30 m is small price to pay for avoiding future lesser casualties, blood money and rewards makes these people afraid even of their shadows. For waft of new spring to raise the hydra headed monsters who haven taken entire populace of nations in Middle East hostage have to be cut, a new beginning is possible after all these tyrants leave the scene. Qusai and Oday in rich traditions of historical Iraqi betrayals of their leaders were caught like mice. Money did play the role rather it just expedited the process and skies over Baghdad were lit with jubilation and celebratory fire on their ignominious death, the revenge of the innocent victims of mass graves finally engulfs the Tikritis inner clan. Saddam is just matter of time; unlike lawless northern borders of Pakistan Iraq landscape is inhospitable of Che guerras kind of actions.