Word: qusay
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...picked up were essentially mercenaries, former criminals or jobless men who were paid to strike U.S. forces. His arrest increases the chance that Iraqis will feel safe to turn in other insurgents, as happened after the siege that ended in the deaths of Saddam's sons Uday and Qusay...
...approached and the Iraqi collaborators intensified their work, the underpinnings of Saddam's regime began to quiver noticeably. In the offices of Saddam's son Qusay, commander of the Republican Guard, "a lot of officers told us the coalition had called them or their families, telling them to surrender and offering money," says a former staff member who asks to be called Mohammed. It was the same at the mukhabarat. "Many told us they had been offered money or guarantees of safety or promises of positions of authority in the new government," says a member of the staff...
Clearly, Baghdad Britney has two options, and they both involve magazine covers: pose nude and be forgiven, or end up like Uday and Qusay Hussein, smoked out of her Ba’ath loyalist safehouse in Tikrit...
...into Uday's mouth, to ensure his death." This was sickening. I reject the cold-blooded stalking and killing of any human being cornered like an animal, even a murderous dictator and his family. This was an extreme example of American savagery and violence. Why weren't Uday and Qusay brought to trial for their crimes? Meg Reynolds Chicago...
...surprised that the troops who entered the house in Mosul and found Uday still alive summarily finished him off and also killed Qusay's son, 14. It is understandable that the two brothers would never have surrendered to the U.S. troops, but why kill Uday and Qusay's son when they were still alive? I'm sure most of the Iraqi people felt cheated that the brothers were not captured alive and brought to trial. Just think what Uday could have told them. Rina van Coller Pretoria, South Africa...