Harish Palaniappan's

1. Firstly its good for saddam to die rather than live inside 4 walls controlled mostly by forces called coalition forces beauracratically justfied and controlled by the American government(dont just blame Bush.. its a team).
..and I think that's enough good reason.

2. Good to Iraqi's to have saddam gone now, so that Iraqi's can move forward rather than having all the world's media embarrasingly talking only about culprits and terrorists in Iraq, as if no good ma/woman seems to be living there.

3. Good for Iraq's quality of life, trade, and more. I hope..

Because all these days any Iraqi atleast through the media's eyes either was a person who will die or kill...but not like anybody likes to live and thinks about living.

Saddam's hanging will hopefully starve the world media for news other than saddam now, and finally Iraqi people, their way of living, their hopes, their difficulties will get some air time.

Which could allow the world look at Iraqi's with less fear and probably help trade and related economical growth and movements.

If you are a multinational real estate agent/developer, small machine tool manufacturing unit, very long term investor, then you could consider planning something in Iraq... atleast for future. There should be soon available large amount of good, cheap labour, enormous land and human resources.

4. Good to counter growing threats in Iraq
Every Iraqi knows what saddam did, imagine even out of all the hiding saddam did, if so much evidenc/argument of crime was produced against saddam..!
Every Iraqi knows what is to happen of his life if he tries to live same.

So the hanging should have given an idea of obvious consequence to people who take to terrorism, and also to people who try live indoors or underground without protesting such terror originating from their country.

End Notes:
Ever since Saddam's Death penalty was announced, we have seen, heard and read so many many people starting to worry,
1. that Iraq is going to blast if saddam is hanged,
2. indirectly suggesting that All Iraqis are going to take to terrorism or some kind of stuff to screw up any democracy process,
3. and so on.

This was all dissappointing to see, because the world (or atleast world media) was seemingly condemning Iraq and not just saddam with all that opinions like a live grenade starts ticking in Iraq after saddam.

In my opinion.. the biggest battle and loss of life in Iraq is,
Is already over,
much before,
in the name of war on terror,
by the coalition forces.

What's now happening is aftermath.

And as you would expect, after all this screw=up in Iraq (thanks to UN as an organization to beauracratically allow all this),
when Iraq grows out of this period, develops, Americans will claim every credit for the development transformation to make us all ignore their screw-up transformation.

As for the question whether Bush should be hanged?

Keeping him will actually avoid more terror attacks, because he is already at the forefront of a government that has been doing what the terrorists want to do to america, spoil america's branding as seen by the world, and its economy.

And let's keep remembering that President Bush is not to blame for everything, he is only heading a team which does it all, if he didn't do it, ..definitely the team America's government would have found someone to do it.

Understanding that there's now no use of arguing whether American government or British government or UN for that matter did it right, the analysis which is not going to help anybody other than for an history record, we should be thinking in terms of seeing Iraq walk out of this and live better... we can do that atleast, if not contribute somehow to that revival.

Don't hail saddam... hail IRAQ

that's what all this is happened for: to get the real identity of IRAQ and IRAQI people and their capacity to live in such a way that they have the confidence to show-off their lives like we all show-off, like i show-off writing this blog. Show off Iraqis...we are waiting for your turn.