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| Iraq |
| Baath party announces capture of its secretary general by biological effects |
| 2003-12-16 |
| Stop the presses! In a statement published on the Internet site, the Baath Arab Socialist Party announces that its Secretary General, Saddam Hussein, was held captive in the hands of the American occupation forces with the help "of traitors," stressing "continued" resistance against occupation. A statement by the party’s political leadership said that the American occupation forces were able, with the help of "puppet traitors" to launch an operation against certain areas of Salah Eddine governorate during the movement (travel) of its secretary general (Saddam Hussein). Huzzza! The puppets are on our side now! The statement explained conditions of arresting the former Iraqi President without a fight, stressing that the American forces were able in an operation to capture "comrade, the secretary of the Iraq’s region for the Baath party on Saturday before midnight." The Baath party, which ruled Iraq for 35 years reiterated that "brave armed resistance will not stop, rather continue." The statement added that the "great challenge which the secretary general will face in the concentration camp will add more heroism for his achievements." Amazing, his PR team is still on the job. Oh, and I have no idea what the hell "biological effects" have to do with his capture. Unless they smelled him down in that hole, he did look pretty ripe. |
| Posted by:Steve |
| #3 all depends on whose hand is up your ass I guess |
| Posted by: Frank G 2003-12-16 6:33:11 PM |
| #2 Huzzza! The puppets are on our side now! Has Bert finally mended his ways? |
| Posted by: Robert Crawford 2003-12-16 5:45:33 PM |
| #1 Maybe it has something to do with this moonbat article claiming "the American forces, frustrated by the Resistance fighters' stubbornness, began to fire shells that contained types of narcotic gas, taking advantage of their technological superiority....the gas spread quickly in the air and affected the ability of the Resistance fighters to do battle, causing them to lose consciousness. This allowed the American aggressor forces to arrest them while they were unconscious. Among them was the Iraqi President Saddam Hussein." Supposedly, "the courageous Iraqi Resistance led by Saddam Hussein lost more than 150 men martyrs in the heroic engagement. He said that the US aggressor forces lost more than 250 men, however, in killed and injured during the combat, and dozens of American vehicles were destroyed. He added that American Apache helicopters and airplanes were constantly in the skies of the area throughout the entire duration of the battle that raged for more than 30 hours during which the US occupation forces were unable to break the will and defiance of the heroic Resistance fighters." File Under: Denial Over Shame. |
| Posted by: growler 2003-12-16 3:58:41 PM |