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Saddam Hussien lived a life of deciete and hate. He wanted only to gain, and never to give. He invaded Kuwait in because he needed to pay his debt in Europe, he plotted to kill thousands of people in the Trade Center and Pentegon massacres(cause I'm one of those Idiots who think Saddam and Iraqi people hit the world trade centres and should be shiped over there for my arrogence), and he hid from his deserved fate for years... He didn't care about the path of destruction he left behind him, he cared only for his next conquest. Saddam Hussein is nobody's hero; Iraq is still suffering from his rein of terror. Now Saddam is dead, and no one cherishes his memory.
Sorry to tell you this but Saddam was backed by the America Government for years as was Osama Bin Ladin and Saddam was not responsible for the trade centre and Pentagon attacks. It was all a lie by the American Government to justify going to war. Their aim is to control the Natural Resources in the region.
I do agree he was a tyrant.
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Was Saddam Hussein on drugs?
I dont think Saddam was on any type of drugs. I do think that he became over confident in the runnin of his country.
Saddam Hussein invading this country started the gulf war?
Type your answer here... Kuwait
What type of lifestyle did the Mongols live?
Pastoral nomadic.
What type of lifestyle did mongols live?
Pastoral nomadic.
When did Saddam Hussein commit genocide against the kurds and what type of weapon did he use against them?
Basically, he gassed them all! (gas was supplied by US for use in previous wars). This was done in the 1980s and 1990s.
How much does it pay to have a husband and 2 kids?
That depends on where you live and the type of lifestyle you have.
Was Saddam Hussein cooperating with Al-Qaeda during the Iraq war?
Saddam Hussein was actually ideologically opposed to everything Al-Qaeda stood for. He never desired or cared for religion, let alone religious politics or Islamism. Saddam Hussein was an ardent Nationalist Secularist and opposed the Internationalist Islamist agenda of Al-Qaeda. Both are notably violent philosophies and both are in the Islamic World, but that is where the similarity ends. Both people/organizations had a fundamentally different view of the world and therefore were not aligned. He did not like the idea of having to give control to small cells that he could not control directly, and he did not like the idea of directly antagonizing the West. (Many of the things he did antagonized the West, but he did not do those things desiring confrontation.) Saddam Hussein's goal was regional supremacy and had no interest in the worldwide regime change advocated by Al-Qaeda. The only reason a relationship developed between Saddam Hussein and Al-Qaeda after the start of the war is that it quickly became clear that the Iraqi Army could not hold back the American Army and that a guerilla war would be the only viable resistance to foreign occupation. Since Al-Qaeda excels at that type of warfare, he extended an invitation for them to come in, but this occurred only AFTER the Iraq War began.
What is the Aztec type of lifestyle?
what is the Aztec empire's lifestyle?
What is lifestyle discrimination?
Lifestyle discrimination refers to discrimination against an individual based on their lifestyle choices, such as their diet, exercise routine, or personal habits. This type of discrimination can occur in areas such as employment, housing, or access to services because of judgments or biases related to an individual's lifestyle.
Was Saddam Hussein cooperating with Al-Qaeda long before the US and Britain invaded Iraq?
One OpinionYes he did cooperate with them.Different OpinionSaddam Hussein was actually ideologically opposed to everything Al-Qaeda stood for. He never desired or cared for religion, let alone religious politics or Islamism. Saddam Hussein was an ardent Nationalist Secularist and opposed the Internationalist Islamist agenda of Al-Qaeda. Both are notably violent philosophies and both are in the Islamic World, but that is where the similarity ends. Both people/organizations had a fundamentally different view of the world and therefore were not aligned. He did not like the idea of having to give control to small cells that he could not control directly, and he did not like the idea of directly antagonizing the West. (Many of the things he did antagonized the West, but he did not do those things desiring confrontation.) Saddam Hussein's goal was regional supremacy and had no interest in the worldwide regime change advocated by Al-Qaeda.The only reason a relationship developed between Saddam Hussein and Al-Qaeda after the start of the war is that it quickly became clear that the Iraqi Army could not hold back the American Army and that a guerilla war would be the only viable resistance to foreign occupation. Since Al-Qaeda excels at that type of warfare, he extended an invitation for them to come in, but this occurred only AFTER the Iraq War began.
What are the lifestyle diseases?
Lifestyle diseases are conditions caused by the way you live, rather than by infections or viruses. For instance, obesity is considered a lifestyle disease, as is type II diabetes. Some would also consider alcoholism and drug addiction to be lifestyle diseases, though it depends on your definition of the word disease.
How will you define your lifestyle?
Type your answer here... What is an inactive lifestyle as defined in the "Heart Attack
