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Saddam's rifle goes back to Iraq

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Published Date: 11 April 2009
A PEARL-HANDLED AK-47 that belonged to Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein and was in the hands of the US Army is being sent back to Iraq.
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement said the automatic rifle is chrome-plated and has a photo of Saddam near the sight. The return of the rifle was recently requested by the Iraqi government.

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  • Last Updated: 11 April 2009 10:25 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Iraq
 
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Nice try,

China, 11/04/2009 11:11:20
Shows what thieves the American army has employed, it was never their rifle and should have never left Iraq, theft from a dead dictator is still theft and should never have happened.

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2dogs in D.C.,

11/04/2009 12:15:16
Well,you know,can't have too many ak 47's in Iraq.
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11/04/2009 14:15:39
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11/04/2009 15:07:15
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2dogs in D.C.,

11/04/2009 21:39:21
What miserable EF keeps deleting posters? Come on,let people speak.
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im brian and so is my wife,

edinburgh 23/04/2009 14:23:08
if it aint nailed down,uncle sams boys will off with it quicker than elvis with a free pass in burger kings
i heard they had his suit,a bit tight round the collar,but it hangs well

 

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