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Depends on the year and condition. If its genuine, about 250-500 USD depending on where you sell it.
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How many children does Saddam Hussein have?
How much children do you have.And how much can u have
How much is Saddam Hussein's signature worth?
nothing.
Was Saddam Hussein Real?
Yes, Saddam Hussein was very much so alive and real. He has killed almost two million people and was executed here in the U.S.
What does the Iraq population think of the US?
The Iraqi people have many different feelings about us. most of them are happy about the removall of Saddam Hussein but others of them feel that we should get out because we are causing so much sectarian violence. most of them however, think that it is good that we removed Saddam Hussein but want us too leave soon.
In 1990 Saddam Hussein had the capability to control ho much of the worlds oil?
one half
How much is 500 dinars large with Saddam Hussein on it as of 2012?
it is worth over will over $355,000,000,000
What led to the Persian Gulf War?
The Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in 1990 prompted the Gulf War, but this event was made possible by the end of the Cold War in 1989. The basis for the Iraqi annexation of Kuwait goes back to the end of World War 1, when Kuwait was not included as a part of Iraq.Iraq invading Kuwait because of increased oil pricesThe Iraqi invasion of Kuwait by Saddam Hussein and his troops prompted the Persian Gulf War.
How much is a 5 dinar Iraq bill with Saddam on it worth?
I paid 10000.00 US dollars for 1 paper bill with Saddam on it! Did i pay too much?
What did it take to stop Saddam Hussein?
It took thousands of dollars, and so much time. He claimed to have nuclear weapons, but he was joking.
What are people's views on the Iraq war?
A majority of the American people now believe that the Iraq War was a mistake. Despite the claims of the Bush administration, Saddam Hussein was not in any way involved in the 9/11 attacks and had no weapons of mass destruction. The war took much longer and cost far more (in both blood and treasure) than the Bush administration claimed. We were greeted as invaders, not as liberators. Many of the claims by the Bush administration are controversial, but some of them can be easily proven to be intentional lies. For example, Vice President Cheney repeatedly said that there was "no doubt" that Saddam Hussein had WMDs. We know that in fact there were doubts, and that Cheney was aware of those doubts. Even if he believed and the CIA believed that Saddam Hussein had WMDs, there were doubts and he knew that, but lied in saying that there was no doubt.
What is Saddam Hussein's ideology?
Saddam Hussein officially identified as a Secularist of the Ba'athist Movement. The Ba'ath stood for Western-Style Separation of "Mosque and State", freedom of expression and assembly, and for national unity. Of course, Saddam Hussein did not permit many of the freedoms upon which the Ba'athist Party was originally formed. During his regime, he implemented a much more typically Fascist governing style, supporting private industry, quashing minority groups and dissenters, and waging wars of expansion.
Why didn't the US take Saddam out of power at desert storm?
First, that wasn't the mission. The UN only sanctioned a mission to dislodge Iraqi forces from Kuwait, not charging onto Baghdad and overthrow Saddam Hussein from power. The mission was a success and once the routed Iraqi forces crossed back to the Iraqi border from Kuwait after being expelled by U.S. and UN forces in February 1991, the mission was declared complete and a ceasefire agreement was signed between UN forces and Saddam Hussein's Iraq. Since the 1991 Gulf War ceasefire agreement, the U.S. maintained presence in the Persian Gulf since to keep an eye out of Saddam Hussein's aggression. This include the Iraqi no-fly zones enforced by U.S. and British(along with France until they withdrew from the no-fly zone patrol in 1998) aircraft patrols to protect the Kurds in northern Iraq and Shia Muslims in the south from attacks by the Iraqi Air Force, the continuing UN economic sanctions against Iraq, ongoing UN inspections of Saddam's WMDs program, and so on.Second, most of the U.S.-led Coalition agreed to a UN mission to rid Iraqi forces from Kuwait, not going onto Baghdad and remove Saddam from power. If George Bush Senior unilaterally exceeding the UN mandate to spread the war onto Baghdad and topple Saddam Hussein's regime, the coalition that he put up would have collapsed and the U.S. can be seen in the eyes of the international community as the aggressors. I don't think Bush Senior want to with that.Third, George Bush Senior also said the reason why he didn't charge onto Baghdad and take out Saddam Hussein in 1991 because of geopolitical interests in Turkey, Syria, and Iran. As he mentioned in his 1998 book, "The Worlds Transformed", if he actually take Saddam Hussein out of power in Baghdad, Iraq would have plunged into a never ending tribal civil war between warring factions, destablized the region, stregetening Iran's influence, possibly leading to a pro-Iranian Shiite government, possibly cause Iraqi Kurdistan to be destabilized, make the Kurds in Turkey demand independence and start a war there with the help of Iraqi Kurdistan, and U.S. forces would be stuck in Iraq for years in an unwinnable guerrilla warfare with thousands of lives lost and trillions were sucked out from the U.S. of rebuilding the whole country of Iraq. So Bush Senior decide to let Saddam stay in power and keep in eyes of check of factions as well as watching out of Iran. Which i think it was the best political decision ever made by the first Bush administration.Unlike George Bush Junior, he pretty much did in 2003 that meaning no coalition and went onto Iraq desipte the consequences Bush Senior made and cause the world to turn against the USA.
