
Of course they did exist....that at least is a proven fact. Now, did SH have them when he was suppossed to get rid of them? That's what the
real question should be.
I know.....because this one has been found, it DOES exist (or at least did after it was suppossed to be gotten rid of), but one is definately alot
different than many.

The Iraqi exiles we spoke to call it Hussein's Holocaust: Horrifying stories of mass executions, chemical attacks, and systematic torture. You're
about to hear from some of the survivors of Hussein's horrors.
Shalal Aljuburi, Exiled Iraqi: "Of course, on numerous accounts I would have been dead. After two years in jail I decided that I could not stay in
this country, under this regime, one more day."
Shalal Aljuburi lived to tell his story, barely. He survived only after fleeing Iraq and years of imprisonment and torture.
Aljuburi: "They had these big sticks, very powerful, they hit people with. Wherever they hit that part would break."
Hoffer: "Bones would break?" Aljuburi: "The bones would break."
A decade later, those scars are still visible: A crooked, busted up nose and broken bones that never properly healed are the marks of a torture
machine.
Aljuburi: "They put me in the tank and they have fire underneath the tank. They would light it up and have the tank burning. I was being tortured
inside hot tank, until I said I was with the regime or against it."
Aljuburi is one of the few in his family to survive. The list of his dead relatives would fill two buses.
Aljuburi: "From his relatives he killed 154 persons."
Hoffer: "One hundred and fifty four?" Aljuburi: "One hundred and fifty four he executed."
On Chemical Attacks:
Hussein used chemicals to destroy thousands of other Iraqi families.
Dr. Katrine Michael, Iraqi Exile: "I was totally blind. I was blind for three days."
One attack was seared into the memory of this eyewitness. Dr. Michael: "I saw big fire and hundreds of people were around this fire, with kids, with
children. These people, they were vomiting, screaming, shouting."
She survived, but many in her village did not.
Dr. Michael: "There is going to appear thousands, millions of stories. Each person in Iraq has a story with Saddam Hussein."
Hoffer: "Of torture?"
Dr. Michael: "Yes."
Hoffer: "So you knew, you were running to save your life?"
Al-Jazaire: "Right. Yes, to save my life because if I stay they catch me."
Al-Jazaire changed his identity to escape Hussein's secret police, who were hunting him during his days as a student protestor. He left behind family
and friends.
They all want to go back to help rebuild Iraq. And these survivors of a ruthless dictator have a prediction about the first days of liberation.
Aljuburi: "We'll call the city "Bush." And we will build a Statue of Liberty in the middle of Iraq, for appreciation of what the United States did
for us."
We can only hope there is that kind of goodwill toward invading US troops. All three of the exiled Iraqis we spoke to say they plan to return to their
country to help rebuild it.
Interview from tortured Iraqi
How quick you lefties forget ...
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Wanna watch a torture video?
www.foxnews.com...:56,00.wvx
You see guys getting their necks cut off, thrown from buildings, fingers cut, ect...
really go watch...
Also his son beating solder's feet videos one and two.
www.turks.us...
They had to take the pain because if they didn't they knew they would endure something worse.
But Hussein is such a good guy.
[Edited on 18-5-2004 by TrueLies]