Assuming Saddam’s Innocent

U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell said on Friday former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein should be assumed to be innocent in his trial.

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Thanks for your visit and your comment on this issue. The Iraqis have a right to vindication for all the wrongs done to them by Saddam and George Bush.

That’s crazy, because that was the first thing I thought of when I read Colin Powell saying that. What a hypocrite. He’s only saying it for his image. The whole, “Innocent until proven guilty” way of thinking makes him come across as a fair person when in fact he and the Bush Administration didn’t practice it before invading Iraq and disregarding any attempts to choose peace and to give inspectors the additonal time they asked for.

Hypocrites ticks me off.

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