Yes, Saddam Hussein was widely considered to be a charismatic leader. He had the ability to inspire and mobilize his followers, and he cultivated a powerful cult of personality around himself. His charisma played a significant role in his ability to maintain control over Iraq for several decades.

Saddam Hussein was a member of the Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party, specifically the Iraqi branch. He served as the President of Iraq from 1979 until his overthrow in 2003.

There is no definitive evidence to suggest that Saddam Hussein had a specific Whitney Houston song as his theme for his camp. It is likely a rumor or misconception.

He studied law at the Cairo Law School in 1962. In 1971, Hussein received his Law Degree from the University of Bagdad. Hope this is what you where looking for.

they found Saddam Hussein In a hole with a large beard

After the Iran-Iraq War of 1980-1988; Saddam Hussein consolidated his forces, and rebuilt his military. Two years later he moved his forces into the country of Kuwait to control the oil reserves located there.

At the time, Iran was a bigger threat to the US, and giving Iran another strong enemy to worry about would help US in it's machinations against Iran.

The United States has leveled numerous accusations at Saddam Hussein, so just choosing one is rather odd. However, if you are looking for the accusation which was supposed to justify the Iraq War of 2003-2011, this was the accusation that Saddam had stockpiles of "weapons of mass destruction", generally chemical and biological weapons.

No he is not. Saddam Hussien was killed in 2006, but there have been sightings of bin Laden since then.

No. Although Iraq began a war with Iran while the Hostage Crisis was ongoing, it was seen by the US government as a war between two brutal dictatorships; both of them unfriendly to the United States, and a war in which the United States wanted neither side to win. Sadaam Hussein in Iraq was never seen as a US ally, any more than the Ayatollah Khomeini in Iran was seen as a US ally.

The cast of The Battle for Saddam - 2007 includes: Saddam Hussein as himself

Free elections were held in Iraq

Hussein was found guilty by an Iraq tribunal was executed by hanging.

The cold war ended; there was no nation capable of preventing the US...as the US was the most powerful nation in the world in 1991. With no Soviet Union to prevent operations, with the life blood of the world in the balance (oil), the US requested approval...the UN saw no reason not to agree to it; no one had anything to lose by the decision...except for Iraq.

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The US did not start the war in the Persian Gulf; border disputes started the Iran-Iraq War in 1980-1988.

Saddam Hussein (1937-2006) was a soldier in the army of Iraq and later a politician in the Ba'ath ruling party. He rose to the position of vice-chairman of the Revolutionary Command, and later president (actually dictator) of his country.

He led his country to war against neighboring Iran in a protracted conflict from 1980 to 1988. After invading Kuwait in 1990, he maintained his power despite the defeat of his army by US and coalition forces. His support for terrorism and his research into nuclear and other weapons brought him into conflict with the United States, who had originally supported him in the 1970's.

He was deposed by the US invasion in 2003. He was tried, convicted, and hanged for criminal abuses against the people of Iraq, most notably the Kurds but including members of his own party.

Until Operation Desert Storm (Jan-Feb 1991), the eight year war between Iran and Iraq was called the Persian Gulf War, and the US was also involved. Therefore, which Persian Gulf War are you referring to?

Saddam Hussein's political party was the Republican Party.

George W. Bush wanted to finish "Daddy's war" and look good to those pulling the strings behind the power in Washington.

There was no real reason to finish Saddam Hussein off, he was a strongman in the Middle East and the United States and other powers understood that style of leadership and as long as things remained "stable" in the Middle East all was good.

"W" did it by lying about the dangers which Saddam posed to stability, particularly about weapons of mass destruction (nukes). He lied to the people of the US and the world. We bought his lies and invaded.

This is not to say Saddam was a good guy, he wasn't, but there are a lot of leaders just like him in the Middle East and we can work with them because they keep things good enough for the United States to pursue their interests in the world.

Sorry for giving such a cynical answer, but it is the truth.