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Oh blah blah blah. How powerful can he be? The guy just lost control of his
country.

Lush

"a familiar" <afam@owltwo.net> wrote in message
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> As US forces rolled into Baghdad, Saddam Hussein, the Ace of
> Spades in the US Army's deck of cards of wanted Iraqis, did a
> spectacular vanishing act. Many Iraqis believe their former leader,
> a lifelong dabbler  in the occult, will never be found by coalition
> troops scouring the country. His trick, they say, is a magic stone
> that protects him from harm.
>
> "Saddam never takes any step unless he consults with his
> magician advisers. I'm sure he has two or three with him now,"
> says Qassem Ali, an electrician in Baghdad.
>
> The most commonly held view in Baghdad is that Hussein wore
> a "magic" stone around his neck, which warded off assassins'
>  bullets.
>
> "It's all true about the magic stone," says car dealer Mokhaled
> Mohammed, sitting in a cafe on Baghdad's upmarket Arasat Street.
> "First of all, he put it on a chicken and tried to shoot it.
> Then he put it on a cow, and the bullets went around it."
>
> The interest in the occult was widespread in the regime.
> Hussein's vice-president, Izzat Ibrahim, was said to have
> brought a sect of seers and shamans, the Kaznazani, from
> his native northern district of Iraq and housed them in
> Baghdad.
>
> from:
> http://csmonitor.com/2003/0806/p01s04-woiq.htm
>

Despite the fact that his "magic stone' did not protect him don't
think
that the modern Antichrist does not believe in it. This is why he is
into Sadism
and drugs. These are part of necromancic practice. He truly does use
psychics.
This is why he lasted so long. Hee hee hee. Fortunately American
witchcraft power is better. I zeroed in on he and his son about two
years ago. The day before Udai died I had a dream about them both. I
crossed them out with an X and said "You
are rubbed out." Wow! I hope I killed the son of a bitch.

"a familiar" <afam@owltwo.net> wrote in message
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>
> The most commonly held view in Baghdad is that Hussein wore
> a "magic" stone around his neck, which warded off assassins'
>  bullets.
>
> "It's all true about the magic stone," says CAR dealer Mokhaled
> Mohammed, sitting in a cafe on Baghdad's upmarket Arasat Street.
> "First of all, he put it on a chicken and tried to shoot it.
> Then he put it on a cow, and the bullets went around it."
>

Well, I guess Saddam failed to stone his sons.  So, was that because he
wanted his loving kids to take a great Ba'ath in the sky or was that just his
way of telling them he hated them, too?  Does the fact this information about
Saddam getting stoned, but failing to stone his sons (to death) comes from a
CAR dealer weaken the credibilty of this great insight?  How come the stone
wasn't magic enough to save his empire or his regime?  He picked a garnet
because it was cheaper than a ruby?  He shouldn't be dinking around with
semi-precious stones that could seriously rock his world!  So much for the
half-measures of semi-black sorta-magic.  Rock n Roll.  KM
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"odette" <odette@wowmail.com> wrote in message
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> Despite the fact that his "magic stone' did not protect him don't
> think
> that the modern Antichrist does not believe in it. This is why he is
> into Sadism
> and drugs. These are part of necromancic practice. He truly does use
> psychics.
> This is why he lasted so long. Hee hee hee. Fortunately American
> witchcraft power is better. I zeroed in on he and his son about two
> years ago. The day before Udai died I had a dream about them both. I
> crossed them out with an X and said "You
> are rubbed out." Wow! I hope I killed the son of a bitch.
>
You should either cut back on the street drugs you're using or double the
medications prescribed by your psychiatrists.  KM
-- 
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visit NASA, play games, read jokes, send greeting cards & connect
to CNN news, NBA, the White House, Academy Awards or learn all
about Hawaii, Israel and more: http://keith.martin.home.att.net/

Talk about being on drugs........


"odette" <odette@wowmail.com> wrote in message
news:df77315e.0308090803.6f499588@posting.google.com...
> Despite the fact that his "magic stone' did not protect him don't
> think
> that the modern Antichrist does not believe in it. This is why he is
> into Sadism
> and drugs. These are part of necromancic practice. He truly does use
> psychics.
> This is why he lasted so long. Hee hee hee. Fortunately American
> witchcraft power is better. I zeroed in on he and his son about two
> years ago. The day before Udai died I had a dream about them both. I
> crossed them out with an X and said "You
> are rubbed out." Wow! I hope I killed the son of a bitch.

nah, he just found a few good "hiding places". 


afam@owltwo.net (a familiar) wrote in message news:<666sc28y7gter87GHG@owltwo.net>...
> As US forces rolled into Baghdad, Saddam Hussein, the Ace of 
> Spades in the US Army's deck of cards of wanted Iraqis, did a 
> spectacular vanishing act. Many Iraqis believe their former leader,
> a lifelong dabbler  in the occult, will never be found by coalition
> troops scouring the country. His trick, they say, is a magic stone 
> that protects him from harm. 
> 
> "Saddam never takes any step unless he consults with his 
> magician advisers. I'm sure he has two or three with him now," 
> says Qassem Ali, an electrician in Baghdad. 
> 
> The most commonly held view in Baghdad is that Hussein wore 
> a "magic" stone around his neck, which warded off assassins'
>  bullets.
> 
> "It's all true about the magic stone," says car dealer Mokhaled
> Mohammed, sitting in a cafe on Baghdad's upmarket Arasat Street.
> "First of all, he put it on a chicken and tried to shoot it. 
> Then he put it on a cow, and the bullets went around it."
> 
> The interest in the occult was widespread in the regime. 
> Hussein's vice-president, Izzat Ibrahim, was said to have 
> brought a sect of seers and shamans, the Kaznazani, from 
> his native northern district of Iraq and housed them in 
> Baghdad. 
> 
> from:
> http://csmonitor.com/2003/0806/p01s04-woiq.htm