Protesters see victory as Egypt's Mubarak, sons detained
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Sarge
How the mighty have fallen.
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Madverts
Indeed my lad.
Third world countries making their leaders accountable for their actions.
If only the UK and the US had the moral decency to put ex-leaders in the dock.
Nopt that Murabak will stand trial. The health card will play out like Jacques Chirac. Years of prosecuters time and state money wasted.
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SuperLib
Sorry old buddy, the rope only went to Saddam. Here's a tissue. ;)
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Madverts
Nah, I didn't shed a tear for Saddam, even if a humanitarian dude like yourself can't see the irony of the fundie snuffing with taunts after a kangaroo trial that Saddam received, whilst Baghdad burnt outside the Green Zone.
I think it's tragic that those that orchestrated the carnage and human suffering on a scale that dwarfs Mubarak's are getting paid ridiculous amounts to speak at dinner party's, instead of in gaol where they rightfully belong.
Like I said - thirld world countries are ahead of us. Pretty frightening if you ask me.
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