What next for Iraq, now that Saddam Hussein has been
captured?
Balance: Both side of the story:
Focus.
World Opinion
AP News circulating the
following:
By HAMZA HENDAWI Associated Press Writer
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) -- U.S. officials
said they still haven't decided what to do with Saddam Hussein now
that he's been captured, but one option is putting him before a
special tribunal established just days ago.
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BBC World public comments:
The American
administration must now be very nervous. If a proper war crimes
tribunal is allowed, Saddam will implicate most of them (and
previous UK administrations as well). I think we should think
where Saddam's support, funds and weapons came from when he was
actually committing the worst atrocities for which he may now
stand trial. Peter Budek, Bedford
"Ladies and gentlemen, we got him," Paul Bremer
said at a news conference in the capital, Baghdad, prompting loud cheers from
Iraqis in the audience. (BBC)
"Ladies and gentleman, we got him," L. Paul
Bremer announced Sunday. The announcement was greeted with cheers from the
audience.
Lt. General Ricardo Sanchez showed video of
Saddam, who had graying hair and a long beard, undergoing a medical examination
after his capture. (CNN)
Truth:
Actual - Factual
The man who was put in to power by
the US, and who was taken out by the US, was captured by the, US. What
next?
