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Saddam Hussein
Some important links...
- Wikipedia
- Saddam on Wikipedia.
- Saddam's atrocities
- Video proof.
- Saddam's kill
- Close to 2 million...
- Saddam on NPR
- Saddam's history of atrocities on trial.
- Saddam trial
- Summary by the Library of Congress.
- Iraq Daily news
- News from Iraq.
- Saddam and WMD
- Saddam speaks about his WMD.
- Saddam in his own words
- Quotes from Saddam Hussein.
- Saddam's palace
- Babylon Palace.
- Oil for food scandal
- Saddam and the UN oil for food scandal.
- Saddam support international terrorists
- Saddam and Terrorism
- Saddam's CBS interview
- Dan Rather's finest...
- Saddam's WMD found
- According to Duelfer's report.
- Saddam is executed
- May God have mercy on his soul. 12/30/2006.
- Saddam's obituary
- From Times Online.
History of atrocities against humanity
- The first gulf war ended with Saddam setting off oil fires.
Gulf oil fires - Saddam killed his own son-in-law.
Kamel - Saddam's torture chamber.
Torture chamber - Saddam's son Uday.
Rape room - Regime of Terror
Defending Saddam...
- Human Rights Watch
- International Organization against Saddam's execution.
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Ashley wrote
GREAT book that details the inside story of the capture, trial, and execution of Saddam -- fascinating reading .. Enemy of the State:The Trial and Execution of Saddam Hussein. Full of interesting behind the scenes details from people who were there and report on what the media never told the world. website is at http://www.enemyofthestatebook.com -- check it out, this is a really good read
Posted July 02, 2009
amandascloset0 wrote...
The US was correct to go to Iraq, this man was pure evil and needed to be removed. As for Weapons of Mass destruction there were weapons found and many other locations where it was obvious that weapons had been but were removed. Read the link above about Kamel and you will see why and when many of them were moved. Saddam was evil not stupid. He knew it was only a matter of time before forces moved against him. I mean the U.N and the US both told him repeatedly 'cooperate by such and such a date or we are moving in'.
Excellent lens, well put together, excellent links, 5 star, favorite and lensrolled
Posted December 31, 2008
Arthur wrote
It is important that we don't forget these horrific crimes. It is so disappointing that the US has let itself be tarnished by the activities at Abu Ghraib and Gunatanamo.
Posted August 20, 2008
LeslieBrenner wrote...
Who has forgotten who Saddam is, who is supporting him? I've never heard anyone say that the world is not a better place without Saddam. Quite the contrary: No matter if you supported the war or not!
Human Rights Watch isn't defending Saddam, as you assert. They're defending the right to a fair trial, as guaranteed by the US Constitution and the Geneva Conventions, which were signed and ratified by the US.
Posted April 15, 2008
sandif wrote...
Jack,
I will never forget. Thanks for reminding those that have. Anyone who can't see that the world without him is a better place, has a problem with reality.I love the people that think we can have a conversation with dictators whose only goal is to destroy the US.Thanks for a lens on this topic.
Posted August 08, 2007
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