Saddam's antics at trial

Gateway Pundit has a full report with links on the staged contempt of court today. For the most part the judge did pretty well. He should have told the lawyers that they would bearrested for contempt of court if they attempted to leave. Instead he said they they would not be allowed to return. They should have been sent to jail for contempt. They also shouldhave been dressed down for failing to control their clients staged antics. All in all, if they were testing the new judge, they found out pretty quickly what his limits are. Until they agree to behave themselves, they should be required to watch the proceedings on a video feed.

The Gateway post has a great summary of the bleeding heart liberals worried about the mass murder getting a fair trial. In reality the trial is not for him. He is a dead man walking, but the trial is for the Iraqi people to see that the monster has to face justice. Iraq the Model gives his take on the trial.

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