My initial assessment is that he looks like crap
Jun 26th, 2003 by Nate
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Poor Mohammed Saeed al-Sahaf. Doesn’t look to be in too good shape. War has not been kind.
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Nice scoop! The questions is: Did he say anything funny during the interview? For instance, did he assert his hair is as black as the heart of the villan Bush? Did he mention feeding poison to anything, or the relative distance between where anybody is and reality?
If I was him, I would sue the snot out of everyone who has stolen his likeness to make a profit. All those bobble-headed dolls and kitchen aprons are making someone out there a ton of dough, and I bet it’s not him.
Here’s more about the interview. He admits “The information was correct, but the interpretations were not.”
http://asia.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=worldNews&storyID=2997800