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To: MSI who wrote (21785)	12/27/2003 4:02:56 PM
From: Neeka	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793624

It would be foolish not to call for a trial. Anyone who wants to avoid accountability would shoot first, and ask questions later. Nothing like a bunch of good killing to excite the crowds. The troops that caught SH had every opportunity to shoot him. As for allowing a trial.........I don't believe anyone has suggested otherwise. Bush was the most statesman like of all (as opposed to those with closer ties to Iraq) when he went to the UN to ask that they stand by their resolutions regarding Iraq, which he overwhelmingly did if using the passage of Resolution 1441 as a measure. Speaking of trials. I was googling around and found this. weekly.ahram.org.eg I don't know who Mohamed Sid-Ahmed is, but he outlines an interesting scenario. I take it iyo, Dean (surrounded by his handlers who must be those "experienced individuals" you mentioned) is MUCH more qualified to play the statesmanship game. He'd leave the safety issues regarding terrorism entirely up to the UN and take care of those greedy capitalists all at the same time. M@perishthethought.com