[LS]

Well, surely you know that Saddam is not, nor ever has been, a "Islamic fundamentalist." He is a secular dictator, which is one of the reasons that he doesn't have the support of his people.

The "chip in the brain" thing is kookie, to be sure. But still, the concensus was that when McVeigh went to his death, he was in control, seemed to know exactly what was happening and especially had no regrets. But, if you have access to the published psych reports, put 'em up.

[justa-hairyape]

Well, surely you know that Saddam is not, nor ever has been, a "Islamic fundamentalist." He is a secular dictator, which is one of the reasons that he doesn't have the support of his people.

Saddam does visit Mosques and does pray for the cameras at least. Just because he may not actually believe in the Islamic religon personnally, is not in itself proof that he is not colluding with Islamic Fundamentalists or that he is not allied with many of their causes. He has been at war with the US since he invaded Kuwait. Why not use and align himself with others who are also at war with the 'Great Satan'.

The "chip in the brain" thing is kookie, to be sure. But still, the concensus was that when McVeigh went to his death, he was in control, seemed to know exactly what was happening and especially had no regrets. But, if you have access to the published psych reports, put 'em up.

As I said way back then, anyone who welcomes death is not in control. It is a sign that they have given up.