Was he that bad of a guy?
What did he do wrong?
Adam Flores
Austin Turner
Pretty much yes. But at least he was secular.
Evan Phillips
He sent tanks in the middle of the desert.
Justin Anderson
He sold oil in currency that wasnt' us dollars and didn't like being told what to do by OPEC.
The Ziggurat is also on his property and the global kike cartals want that site on lockdown forever. Amazing how many of these war zones are on historic treasure troves of ruins...it's almost like they would rather us be in endless war than learn true history...
Connor Turner
He did good and bad things. His worst offenses were starting a war on behalf of the US that Iraq never recovered from, destroying the largest marsh system in the middle east to spite the Shia Arabs who lived in the marshlands, built one of the shittiest dams ever built that's a ticking time bomb and he let his sons murder, steal and rape as much as they wanted.
He also did some weird things like having an entire Quran written IN HIS OWN BLOOD and he also wrote romance novels under an anonymous name.
Michael Powell
he was a playa. haterz be hatin
Robert Cook
if you try to look up criminal trials during his regime, you will find practically none. everyone who was ever accused of a crime confessed before a trial could take place. I should also mention that they had very brutal interrogation techniques that typically involved the mother/wife/sister/daughter of the accused and the... i'll be polite and just say "method" of interrogation would only stop if the accused signed a confession. so, yeah, he was a bad guy.
Aiden Richardson
Wow, cool it with the antisemitism bud
Jaxson Stewart
>What did he do wrong?
The same thing they all did wrong.
Jacob Sullivan
Yeah, the Mukhabarat of all Arab countries employ fucked up extraction methods, but Iraq was extraordinarily harsh. The only more fucked up entities in the middle east that would be Shin Bet and Mossad.
Say what you will about middle easterners being "dumb" but they all have incredibly effective and useful intelligence agencies.
Leo Wood
Who is this? Steve Harvey?
Ethan Morgan
You don't fuck with Skull and Bones
Landon Bailey
He was so afraid of looking weak to Iran, he failed realize he was about to get his ass kicked.
Adrian Wilson
HE CROSSED THE BUSH CRIME FAMILY.
Jaxson Jenkins
Felt cute, might launch SCUD missiles at Israel later idk
Thomas Torres
Looks like a mix of Steve harvey and Richard prior
Justin Gray
He kept Iraq from falling into civil war.
Hunter Cox
also, he didn't support the world bank so..........
Cameron Adams
he didn't bend down and gobble up jew cum like donald trump
Angel Powell
How is a blood Koran not utterly blasphemous
Mason Parker
I hear he tried to sell crude oil for €
Hudson Perez
He defied the jews. He wanted to get rid of the US dollar in trading oil.
Mason Ramirez
This
Little horn done him in.
I’m running out of memes. This quarantine has to end.
Tyler Young
All governments are kind of like gangs. He seemed to embrace this fact and was very gangster like. I heard one of his favorite movies was the Godfather. He came from nothing and rose to the top through thuggery and violence. There is something honest and refreshing about that compared to most governments where the top officials act like their shit doesn't stink.
Luis Barnes
It is said that at one point in his career he held the entire worlds reserve of redpills.
Gavin Baker
He donated a lot of money to detroit churches and they gave him the key to the city
Adrian Miller
I'm Chaldean and my uncle worked for him. He doesn't speak English much but he mentioned a lot of corruption and what not. My uncle was one of the guys that crunched fake numbers and signed things off. Not much to tell, I don't really see him.
My dad said he had a lot of people killed with no due process.
Since my uncle isn't muslim, he didn't get much insider information. Just did what he was told to do.
Connor Richardson
>What did he do wrong?
who the fuck knows, we've only got (((msm))) to go by!
Levi Sanders
>Was he that bad of a guy?
At first, no. He was one of the few Arab leaders who spent his country's oil wealth on his people. He built schools, roads, hospitals, and brought electricity to the most remote regions of Iraq, he invested in the finest infrastructure, he ensured equal rights for men and women, made education not only freely available, but compulsory for both boys and girls, literacy rates were the highest in the Arab world, he gave minorities equal rights, sent truckloads of flowers to Christian churches on Christmas and Easter, he was a nationalist and secularist, and while this led to some problems, life was much better under Saddam than it is today. Most Iraqis referred to him as "Baba Saddam" (Daddy Saddam) and your average Iraqi will openly admit they would have him back in power if it were possible.
Of course, later on, he became a bit demented and started wars with Iran and Kuwait, but out of all the Arab leaders of the modern world, he was one of, if not the best, when it came to doing right by his people.
Parker Rodriguez
>He also did some weird things like having an entire Quran written IN HIS OWN BLOOD and he also wrote romance novels under an anonymous name.
Sounds like kike disinfo, source?
Jonathan Lee
He was a goddamn idiot who made enemies everywhere until everyone got tired of his shit.
Cameron Lee
I miss him, he never did anything wrong. He was responsible for so many cool movies and vidya games.
Grayson Foster
Thank you for writing that
Isaac Gonzalez
Saddam was, unironically, /ourguy/
Levi Long
Olympics was the best time for Iraqi people to immigrate
Elijah Ortiz
It's true. When he was captured, the FBI agent who interrogated him found that the fastest way to warm up to Saddam was to talk to him about his novels.
Here's a list of them with descriptions: en.wikipedia.org
Isaac Gonzalez
I coulda told you that.
Henry Green
The blood Quran is literally in an Iraqi museum and the romance novel isn't 100% confirmed, but the CIA thinks it was written by ghostwriters at the behest of Saddam
Julian Ross
Its not really true that he came from nothing. his uncle at least was important