Is the Saddam General appointed to Fallujah on "most wanted" card deck?

[tedzbear]

Remember the big media hoopla about the Pentagon's deck of playing cards most wanted?

Am I the only one or does the Coalition's appointment of the Saddam General to Fallujah seem a bit hypocritical? After all, wasn't he the three of clubs????

:evilgrin:

[Malva Zebrina]

1. I don't know

this deck of "cards" was another cheap and sensational, Bush bully, propaganda effort that NO ONE has heard of or seen since!

It did appeal to Joe sixpack I would think.

But, the cards have long been forgotten, like another urban legend that is often sent to me by the Christian evangelists.

It was only a cheap prop, and went with "bring em on"

[rusty charly]

2. can you read the small type?

http://www.patiopundit.com/archives/002834.html

[DrWeird]

3. Funny thing is, he's still wearing the old uniform.

Fucking incompetent dumbasses.

[BattyDem]

4. Here's the deck ...

http://www.dutchguard.com/deckofcards2.htm

[section321]

7. I looked, I don't see him...

I don't thing he's in the deck...

[killbotfactory]

5. I'm sure Saddam is having a good laugh over this...

Goddamn idiots.

[terisel]

6. Saddam must has a Consulting contract with Bush/Cheney now

He may be being paid under a Halliburton contract to advise on how to handle the Uprisings.

[AlCzervik]

8. the ironically named Repblican guard

is now working for the U.S. republican guard. The irony is not lost here, karma has come full circle, I think it's a sign.

[LittleApple81]

9. I had forgotten about the name. How appropriate. They don't even

need to change the name to be under bush's authority.