Unless you’ve been living in a hole the past few months and haven’t heard, Saddam Hussein was hung earlier this morning for crimes against humanity as determined by the Iraqi people. So far I’ve heard two stories/reactions to his execution (aren’t there always at least two sides?): that this was justice being served as he was convicted by an Iraqi court and then the other side is that this is juat an eye-for-an-eye. We (those who want him hung) have reverted to revenge and so the next step would be Saddam’s supporters are to take revenge somehow. Where does it end?
I personnally am somewhat torn on this idea. I favor the fact that a court had found him guilty and this was his punishment. But as a Christian where does my sympathy and forgiveness come into play? Do I forgive but accept the idea of an earthly death as punishment or favor the idea of letting Christ be the judge and juror for all things? Obviously, this same idea can be brought forth to any person who commits a crime against man. Anyways, I just pray that no further conflict comes from this.
On a different note, the Japanese are testing RFID’s for shopping purposes. As cool as RFID’s are they’re not that secure. Anyone with a reader could be gathering all those signals/data for whatever purpose they could think of. I think I’m just getting more and more paranoid. 
