Will the death penalty for Saddam create a re-alignment of Sunni's toward Osama been hide-en?

Question

Where else are Pro-Iraq Nationalists going to be able to place their legiance and loyalty. The sunni's are repressed to the point of aggression by their puppet Shiite elected Gov't. Sectarian violence will be stepping up to the next level--stay tuned. The U.S.S. Nimitz is our latest nuclear aircraft carrier and it's on it's way to the Persian Gulf--can you see the writing on the wall?

The writing on the wall meaning a possible Iran conflict. Probably through the unprecedented rights of the U.S. to declare war or strike pre-emptively.

Answer 1

There will always be someone who can gather the Sunnis to start violence. The Shiites don't too badly either. The current president of Iraq has already condemned Saddam's death penalty, however, they say that his OK is really not required. More warfare. More violence. When will all this stuff end?

Answer 2

since the Taliban and Saddam were not not exactly on friendly terms maybe there won't be any major problems in Iraq as far As the Taliban is involved but, I'm sure there will be a more insurgence by the Sunnis in Iraq, and possible friendship between the Sunnis and the Taliban,which would be a big problem with even more suicide bombers ready for martyrdom

Answer 3

killing Saddam will only result in more violence ,but this is what Bush and the Americans want.

Answer 4

it may. al sadr may be our best hope. i thought the nimitz was heading over to deal with iran?

Answer 5

umm, well maybe if Osama didnt die in december 2001, so probably not. its hard to find a dead guy.

Answer 6

has death ever been a determent for terrorist

Answer 7

i cant see the writing on the wall. please explain.