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Anybody know for certain…

…whether the judge whose identity was revealed last year by famed lefty “journalist” Robert Fisk (against the wishes of the Iraqi Special Tribunal and the British government, mind you) is the same judge who was assassinated today in Iraq?

Because, y’know, that would be ironic. And not just ironic, but “Jeff Gannon being opposed to gay marriage despite having been photographed with a ROCK-HARD GAY PORN COCK” ironic.

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update: The judge Fisk named in July, Raid Juhi, was originally reported as the victim in this attack; however, new reports are noting that the judge assassinated earlier today was actually Barbweez Mahmood, who was killed along with his son.

But hey:  it’s the thought that counts, right Robert?  Oh well. Next time, big guy.

10 Replies to “Anybody know for certain…”

  1. Allah says:

    You’d better believe it, partner.  Here‘s the article from July 2, 2004 in which Fisk identifies Saddam’s judge as Raid Juhi.

  2. Jeff Goldstein says:

    Different Judge.  NBC updated, via Drudge:

    Good evening Brian. U.S. officials tell NBC News late tonight that Barbweez Mahmood and his son were apparently killed in an assassination in Baghdad earlier today. Mahmood, as you said, is one of the 49 judges handling the high profile cases in Iraq—including that of Saddam Hussein.

    Now earlier there was some confusing reports coming out of Baghdad, and U.S. officials told NBC News—and we reported—that the initial target of the assassination attempt was Raid Juhi, the chief administration judge who was in fact seen in Saddam Hussein’s initial court appearance last July.

    Juhi had been the target of several assassination attempts, and was under heavy armed guard. But tonight administration officials tell NBC News that the judge apparently killed earlier today was actually Barbweez Mahmood and his son, and they expect that the Iraqis will make a major announcement shortly. The U.S. officials say that attacks on Mahmood indicate an attack not only on the judge, but on the entire judicial system.

    Still, it’s the thought that counts, right?

  3. Allah says:

    Ah.  I see also from the update that Juhi has survived “several” assassination attempts.  Fiskie must be dying to carve that notch on his bedpost.

  4. Close only counts in horse-shoes, hand-grenades, and Leftist-media inspired murders.

  5. JWebb says:

    It would have been an extremely large really big deal if Robert Novak had named the judge.

  6. Tman says:

    I have a question: after watching the Iraqi Truth Project, is there any way we can execute Saddam, like, more than once?

    Because it just doesn’t seem right that we can only kill the bastard once.

    ….just sayin’…

    turing word:part

  7. – Letting him set in jail for al this time trying not to think about how that rope will feel around his neck just before he goes to his reward of 72 virgin goats is exactly that ……

  8. I don’t think it’s fair to even the most ridiculous leftist to call Robert Fisk one.

    Robert Fisk is like if one of the unsubtler rings of Uranus had a “Left,” or if Alpha Centari had a “Left,” or there were just an alternate universe where Robert Fisk’s columns sort of “fit,” somehow, and he was cheering for planet Earth rather than self-gratifying over its imagined destruction, then he could be “Left,” or “Left-of-Center,” even.

    As it is, Robert fisk remains moon-howler of an unknown moon.

  9. Beto Ochoa says:

    Wait a minute. Didn’t they just reveal his name again?

    News—and we reported—that the initial target of the assassination attempt was Raid Juhi,

  10. kelly says:

    Fiskie’s still itching to score that one, no doubt, Allah.

    Every time that cretin’s name pops up though, I think of one of Steyn’s more memorable riffs written just after the OIF started. Fiskie was then in Baghdad and sent in a column wondering whether he had stocked up enough loo rolls for the long upcoming siege since it was obvious to him that the stupid Yanks had bitten off more than they could chew in tangling with the “battle-hardened Republican Guard.”

    Steyn suggested that Fiskie could use his own columns from the pages of the Guardian instead of the loo rolls and thus be put to better use.

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