theliq
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Actually 2 Million Iraqis were slaughtered by America in the two Gulf/Iraqi Wars compared to circa 5000 Americans......these statistics alone make your comments Sad, Sally.....do your homework next time..steveThen Read about who supported Saddam to kill...................................Then read about the Americans Slaughtering in IraqIsrael wanted Saddam gone and the US government complied to their demands. .....![]()
Is Fatso still up. Israel didn't want Iraq gone as it considered Iran its worse enemy.
See, what you´ve done? And even if we believe all the propaganda about Hussein, he would still be the better alternative over the results of western freedom-bringing. A decade of terrorism that rose into the "Islamic State" is the direct consequence.You're right, but the article is interesting in that it appears that there are some in each group who say they miss him.
Only because we bailed and left them in a crappy spot.
So, and they give a shit and creat the same situation in several countries under the pretext of the "Arab Spring".
Read the article about how many, many people he had killed.
So tell us -- who supported Saddam to kill. How many did the Americans kill?. It is mighty strange that you have had nothing to say about the Muslims slaughtering much more than the Americans have killed. Do you have it in for Americans by chance? Do you have any Iraqis living in your country? If so, were they ecstatic that they finally could vote in a free election the way they were in America?
PS Despite your complete failure in Iraq.......one thing America managed to achieve was the emergence of ISIS,after the Void you created between the Sunnis and Shias ....... Thanks.
Saddam did a much better job running Iraq,with Americas support and Weapons and Gas......Remember the Photo-Shoots of the turd Rumsfeld and Saddam with their arms cuddling each other..pre Gulf War One.......Sickening Indeed..Sally if you ever need to talk on any matter I'm only a key-board Click away..steve
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