Muhammed Saeed al-Sahaf would make a great civ3 leaderhead

[RobC]

Originally posted by CyberShy
More like:
"My words aren't backed by chemical, biological nor nuclear weapons"

Originally posted by Divvy
What exactly is that suppoused to mean?

I think you missed the joke, Divvy. That's what it would say in a civ game during diplomacy with the Iraqi information minister (as opposed to the standard "My words are backed by nuclear weapons!" in the game)

[Robert]

It means that the iraqi regime rather denies it has those weapons, like in the pre-gulf-war 3 period.

[Romanus]

"We Americans" didnt claim control of cities......overzealous journalists did.....the military would claim partial control, which was not a lie. By the way, these were the same journalists who looked so dejected and irritated when there werent enough big explosions, or the coalition forces didnt move fast enough for them.

But, back on topic....I also enjoyed the press conferences from "Mr Magoo"....definately a candidate for a leaderhead.

[Chemical Ollie]

Originally posted by CyberShy
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"My words aren't backed by chemical, biological nor nuclear weapons"

And no any other weapons either...

I agree he would make the game more fun if he was the Babylonian leader. Or the military advisor when you play the Babs.

[Dr Shot]

Originally posted by Olaf HÃ¥rfagre


I agree he would make the game more fun if he was the Babylonian leader. Or the military advisor when you play the Babs.

The 'Evil Algore' would be just fine as a representative of/from the Barbarians.He could also be used as the science advisor;after all he did 'invent the internet'.

[RobC]

http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/meast/04/18/offbeat.iraq.dolls.reut/index.html

The "Iraqi Dis-Information Minister Action Figure Doll", flanked by the "President G. W." doll.

[Chemical Ollie]

Rob, where are his glasses?

I heard a new nick for him today: Comical Ali