So, Saddam was hanged as expected. But why in so much hurry? Seems like something nasty and unbearable was disposed off in quickest possible time to celebrate that “Oh, what a relief!” moment.

George W. Bush was in bed when Saddam was being executed. Was it his conscious decision to get into sleep to put a lid on his guilty mind? Once awake, he must have seen the footage of Saddam hanging on TV. How did he react to it? Did he enjoy it?

Saddam deserved punishment for his mass-killing and other brutalities, a death penalty for sure, but why execute him in this hasty, hush-hush, summary fashion? It looked very much like revenge-killing, bereft of any sanity or semblance there of. The sight of a formidable figure falling dead, neck twisted and face down, just seconds after he was seen alive and composed, is ghastly and shocking. Who is it who told our civilization has not yet crossed its adolescence?

So, now that the world gets rid of Saddam Hussein, would it be a better place? Not really. There still remain many Saddam Husseins, and they are unleashing terror on the common men across the world. Most discernible among them are George W. Bush and his minion Tony Blair who have committed crime against humanity, against civilization.

Would Bush and Blair ever be tried?

Would any court anywhere anytime order their hanging?