Discussion for article #242453
Good riddance…
Iraqi heroes and Republican heroes have much in common. They are more like infamous villains in reality.
And my his soul endure one millionth of the agony he inflicted on others.
Not going to blame him for tying to get Saddam out of there and doing whatever he could to see that happen. I blame Cheney/Bush for listening to him.
Do you send a sympathy card to Judy Miller?
From a Frontline interview with Chalabi - http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/truth/interviews/chalabi.html
Many people [in the U.S.] who supported the war no longer do.
Yes.
They feel that they were suckered.
Yes, probably.
They say so.
Okay, I mean, I don’t–
Well, I mean, you know, half the people now feel that the war wasn’t justified on the grounds that it was argued for.
Okay.
Do you feel any discomfort with that?
No. We are in Baghdad now.
Great timing, the special wing in Hell reserved for him just completed construction.
Oh well, sorry folks…have to say, no great loss. Except to GWB, Cheney and the NeoCons I suppose.
Only $45 mil over budget and the showers only carry about 20 volts…
Chalabi helped kill more Americans than Osama Bin Laden. Heckuva job, Ahmad!
Rot in hell you lousy bastard!
He’ll remain an admired even revered fir
gure among the PNACleheads & other the neocons of the GOP, one of the great foreign policy = war grifters in our history. How many others have caused the U.S. to commit so many crimes and spend what could well amount to five trillion dollars on a maladventure of this awesome a scale? No one else is the answer.
Meanwhile stateside grocery stores are heckled to code potato chips and crab meat as too expensive and frivolous an item for government food assistance recipients to have any business buying.
May every dead Iraqi and American have a chance to kick his corpse deeper into hell.
Buh-bye asshole.
and with him died my dream of kicking him in the balls.
I half expect Jeb! to name him to his campaign staff tomorrow. After all, what’s more dead? Chalabi or Bush’s campaign?
to be determined
“None of the Iraqis here in Baghdad will remember the Petra Bank issues — they don’t care,” said Jiyad. “More than anything, they will remember that Ahmed played a major role in the war and the invasion.”
“You say that like its a good thing sir.”