Have any of the moonbat-blogs started to defend Saddam yet?

I say let him go for a walk around the block in Baghdad.

He's punkin this court just like the UN.

Why they don't have him on a leash and shackles is beyond me. Unfuckinbelievable.

Absolutely! A very short "walk" indeed thru Bagdad would work for me.

Brilliant!
I didnt' know "I don't feel like being here", was reason enough to skip your trial for mass murder.
And we thought Johnny Cochrane's passing would leave a vacuum.

"Go to hell, all you agents of America," Hussein told the court.

You first, Saddam.

"Have any of the moonbat-blogs started to defend Saddam yet?"

When did they stop?

OK, let's be fair. I haven't seen any that explicitly support the SOB. Yet. Given that the Left has, at one time or another, had the hots for Stalin, Mao, Ho Chi Minh, and Castro, a moonbat Saddam Hussein Fan Club is only a matter of time.

"Have any of the moonbat-blogs started to defend Saddam yet?"

Ramsey Clark is the Moonbat Matlock. That's got to count for something.

Saddam's a clever bastard. He knows that a conviction is basically a foregone conclusion, which means that he has nothing to lose and everything to gain by trying to bait the court into treating him harshly.

At the first sign of an opportunity to spin it, the American and European press will start prattling on about "kangaroo court" and "US puppet" crapola. That will be their way in -- due process.

This will be their opportunity to stroke themselves about how riteous and just and reasonable they are. The more monstrous that sensible people make Saddam out to be, the more virtuous they look. The Left is nothing if not vain and self-absorbed, after all.

Of course, underlying all of this will be a veiled but limitless admiration for totalitarian socialism, but what else is new?

Related Post:

Saddam Skipping Trial--So He Can Smoke?
http://ginacobb.typepad.com/gina_cobb/2005/12/saddam_skipping.html

Excerpt:

"Things should move along more smoothly now that Saddam Hussein has decided not to attend his own trial, according to an AP report.

"Good riddance. Hope he sticks with that decision.

"But now we know -- Saddam Hussein also smokes.

"That is pretty much the last straw."

But you left out the best line!
Or at the least, the line that made me have to clean my monitor afterwards...

"Saddam, dressed in a dark suit and white shirt and clutching a Quran, complained that he and the seven other defendants were tired and had been deprived of opportunities to shower, have a change of clothes, exercise or go for a smoke.

"This is terrorism," he declared"

Classic.