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Originally Posted by hooskins
As for your beef, yeah the legislature is made up of equal representation, but I do not think that is the case for the judicial system, but I am not positive. And since religion is involved in politics, they will never be successful. I can agree with that.
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Well the judicial system is comprised of a bunch of judges appointed and approved by the legislature. If you're suggesting that said judge would allow his sectarian bias to affect his judgment during Saddam's trial, then you're really saying you have absolutely no faith in the Iraq government's ability to appoint a competent judge.
Besides, I don't see how you can accuse the judge of being biased without really knowing what's going on. It's not like it would be a very hard case to make against Saddam Hussein. Fact: he killed thousands of defenseless people, including women and children. Exactly what did the judge do to stack the deck against him?? I see no evidence of bias during the trial (and I think you should have some evidence before you start accusing the judicial system of bias, because those are some strong words).
In your post history in this thread, I see a lot of speaking out of turn. You seem to be making claims of bias, and then turning around and saying things like the bolded part above. Let's go on what we know, OK?