Glenn Reynolds finds a diamond in the rough of Salam Pax's latest, generally sniffy report:

The question in Aujah now is how the family is going to get the bodies [of Uday and Qusay] back "to bury them properly". Someone in Baghdad later told me that proper burial for these two is to dig a hole somewhere in the desert and have the family look for them for years. How can they expect a proper burial for people who have denied it for hundreds of thousands?

That's it. If you enjoy prose as a refugee of '90s chic cynicism, dive headlong into the Guardian article. If you don't, be sure to counteract the onset of dismay with some words from a real advocate of freedom like Koorosh Afshar.