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Revision as of 05:31, 20 June 2021

"War criminal"
Person.png Saddam Hussein   Powerbase SourcewatchRdf-entity.pngRdf-icon.png
(Politician, puppet leader?)
Saddam Hussein.jpg
BornSaddam Hussein Abd al-Majid al-Tikriti
1937-04-28
Al-Awja, Saladin Province, Iraq
Died2006-12-30 (Age 69)
Kadhimiya, Baghdad, Iraq
NationalityIraqi
ReligionSunni Islam
Children • Uday Hussein
• Qusay Hussein
• Raghad Hussein
• Rana
• Hala Hussein
SpouseSajida Talfah
PartyArab Socialist Ba'ath Party, (1957–1966), Baghdad-based Ba'ath Party, (1966–2006)
A brutal dictator who enjoyed US support until he ceased following their orders.

Employment.png President of Iraq Wikipedia-icon.png

In office
16 July 1979 - 9 April 2003

Employment.png Prime Minister of Iraq

In office
29 May 1994 - 9 April 2003

Employment.png Prime Minister of Iraq

In office
16 July 1979 - 23 March 1991

Employment.png and 61st Prime Minister of Iraq

In office
29 May 1994 - 9 April 2003

Employment.png and 61st Prime Minister of Iraq

In office
16 July 1979 - 23 March 1991

History

CIA/Deep State operative Frank Terpil admits working for the Saddam Hussein.[1]

In 1983 Ronald Reagan sent Donald Rumsfeld (then working for drug company G.D. Searle & Co.) on a tour of middle east capitals, including Baghdad. He met Saddam on December 20, 1983 Baghdad, where he was to establish "direct contact between an envoy of President Reagan and President Saddam Hussein," while emphasizing "his close relationship" with the president.[2][3] This was an act of support for Iraq, considering that it was illegally using chemical weapons in the war with Iran.

Deception

Just before Saddam invaded Kuwait, April Glaspie suggested that USA would not object if he did so.

 

Documents by Saddam Hussein

TitleDocument typePublication dateSubject(s)
Document:Saddam Hussain message to the people of Iraqletter30 December 20062003 Iraq War
Document:Saddam Hussein letter to the American Peopleletter7 July 20062003 Iraq War

 

Related Quotation

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Jörg Haider“Asked about the impression that Saddam is better for him than Bush, Haider said: "The choice is really hard for me. Both have been at war with international law and committed human rights violations. The one is lucky enough to command a world power, hence the power to write the laws, while the other has been a weak dictator"”Jörg Haider

 

Related Documents

TitleTypePublication dateAuthor(s)Description
Document:Niyirah al-Sabah’s Storyarticle28 August 2011Sandra BarrNiyirah al-Sabah presenting her lies about Saddam Hussein's troops taking babies out of incubators that led to the Iraq War and Iman al-Obeidi claiming she was gang-raped by Muammar Gaddafi's forces justifying the 2011 Attacks on Libya
Document:Twenty Years On, We’ve Learned Nothing From 9/11Speech17 September 2021Ron Paul20 years on from 9/11, Ron Paul says that The Establishment in the United States has learned nothing since the attacks.
Document:Why Tony is right to entertain AssadArticle17 December 2002Rod LiddleBashar al Assad became the first Syrian leader to visit the United Kingdom in 2002.
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