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Yellow Journalism
The reputable Sun of the UK has published an alleged "interview" with Saddam Hussein. Its reliability may be in doubt, but there are some humorous moments, including a little chutzpah from the authors of the article: 'Saddam — currently on trial charged with killing
140 people in the Iraqi town of Dujail in 1982 — also heaped praise on
his old friend President Jacques Chirac. Spineless French leader Chirac was dubbed “Le
Worm” in the run-up to the Iraq war after failing to back allied forces
invading Iraq.'
Right - dubbed thus by whom?!
We also learn that Saddam, like Boethius, can find consolation in his imprisoment and travail: 'Saddam still remains defiant about his trial which
could see him face the death sentence. He gloated: “I don’t mind being
killed. There will always be another Saddam”. '
December 18, 2005 | Permalink
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