why are all britains talking about sadam?

Question

this is none of their business.
britains always try to get the meat thrown by butcher becuase they are dog.
why are they taking interest?
one side they are saying iraqies hanged sadam if they did then people of iraq have right to talk about that not britain.
seriously.
is there any interest or involvement of britains?

Answer 1

There is no restriction as to who can talk about it and who can't. It's a current world issue, and many want to have their say on it.

What I can't understand though is why Americans and British and everyone else is acting like Christmas just repeated itself!

The Iraqi's who suffered have the right to want to see revenge put upon Saddam. However, the rest just seem like bloodthirsty bored people.

Answer 2

Well, to begin with, Britain has the second largest contingent of troops in Iraq, participating in this illegal occupation. And Britain is an official supporter of the U.S. puppet government in Iraq.

Since British troops are dying in Iraq, doesn't that give the British taxpayer a right to comment on their disgust, with this bogus and barbarian execution?

The current Iraqi government will never be seen to be legitimate, until America stops occupying Iraq. Any action taken by a puppet government will be called into question, including excuting known murderers like Saddam.

We have a world court in the Hague, Netherlands, where civilised countries hold trials of dictators, like Serbia's monster Milosovic. That's where Saddam should have been tried.

If they can't stop the cops from killing civilian women and children in Iraq, how can they expect us to believe that their courts are real?

When you execute a criminal, without giving him a fair trial (which Saddam did not have, no matter what you're told) then you risk making him a martyr.

Tony Blair has supported everything Bush has done, against his own British people. That's why Blair will leave office early.

Too bad Bush won't leave with Blair.

Answer 3

There is definite reason for why Britain is talking about Saddam.
As per Reuters -
Britain said on Saturday it was pleased that Saddam Hussein had been brought to justice for crimes against the Iraqi people, but underlined its opposition to the death penalty.

The first reason is :
Britain has 7,200 troops in Iraq.
More than 120 British military personnel have died in the conflict.

The second reason is :
Britain’s dominant role in the exploitation of Iraqi oil. Britain’s subsequent interest in Iraqi affairs has approximated very closely the interest of the Iraq Petroleum Company. For a closer understanding of the events of the post-war years it is necessary to consider the evolution of British oil policy and trace the development of British commercial interest in Middle Eastern oil.

So now I hope that all of u have understood why Britain in talking about Iraq.

Answer 4

Britain have troops over there as well as usa

Answer 5

very likely

Answer 6

Dunno