What about talking?

Almost any news concerning Duma initiatives can long ago begin with the phrase “whatever the child enjoys.” On November 15, the people's representatives will gather to decisively advocate for a reprieve of the death penalty for Saddam Hussein. One cannot help but admit that the whole story with Hussein does not look very decent: it is somehow wrong to deprive someone of their life “for elections,” even if it is legally justified. One thing is not clear: how can even the most decisive “no” from Russian deputies affect the verdict handed down by the Supreme Tribunal of Iraq?