What a day, justice was finely handed. This is indeed the highest point in the liberation of the Iraqi people by the American government. Freedom has prevailed. At last, Saddam have paid for all the killing that his regime have done with American weapons and money. Coming into power with the assistance of the CIA who provided him with lists of political activists, which he tutored and killed. The gassing of the Curds by the Turkish… I mean the Iraqi military (I always confuse the two when it comes to gassing the Curds). And the invasion of Iran with weapons training and intelligence provided by the CIA who during the War sold weapons to the Iranians to support the Contras (the Iran-contra affair). After today, all dictators who work for the American government would think twice before disobeying Washington orders (or even worse, nationalize their resources).

We should pay our respect to the brave presidents of the U.S. who have decided to protect freedom and democracy by invading Iraq. Firstly, to Bill Clinton, who his sanction policies and embargo on Iraq have resulted in the death of more than 500.000 kids (which Madeline Albright, secretary of state, in an interview assured viewers that “the price (of Iraqis kids dieing) is worth it”. And secondly, to president Gorge Bush, who have invaded Iraq for its connection to 9/11, and Saddam’s large amounts of weapons of mass distraction (did anyone say oil?).

At last, the Iraqi people (except for the 600.000 who have died since the invasion) can live freely (between curfew hours), and walk their streets without fearing for their lives. The current Iraqi poppet government has provided more security and freedom to the Iraqis then Saddam ever did (maybe except for the minor problem of the civil war). Democracy and freedom have finely prevailed. Long live American democracy, long live justice, long live the propaganda machine.